The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-10

name ef te delegation ffom that Si6tof md tsanS- tug e be informed whether sack statements were made ey my hnshesity. have to iaform yoa h reply, that, tAsiv gg e tAsf eoassatios Judxss Winchester and eaandern. of the Louisiana delsen- tion-1who have been for many yeass my personul friends and nolahbora--rvofe Co Sne reQnssfinp av cifs, bs0re Ae msefng sf fhs c0arssfisa as e tAs ss=Tss Isssssss =s ssses ss SsFsae in tAat tes h
 po eoamunicatioas, addressed io tksm in Fsp. h. foFmsd hep, In substance. that st my distance from the sceEe would be quite impossible for me to give any specific instructions upon the subject; that
 many questions or contingencies might arise, during
 the action of the convention, the character of which
 could not foretcil and that thev eeHs fAsrsys us- ssHse ihs responsibility cf aetiRg sr p<; skm stI
 ny hoaov and iafertss sgfs in Msir AaRas end tAat ThateeeT tAsy should see ft to do, wosd most cor diatly aPpreUe.
 substantially informed thean, further, that. an- less they should discover an evident disposition to frsof me snfairls,-which had DO reason for sup posing would be the se--I thowgh itafmy friends sAod go Iato tAs eoHeeaon tksy beta selecied oy tAssT eftoe ettseas f2r tRs psrpose; bMt, taaf haring entered H theg nsrs of cowrss bound iJ fsTe mol Heiaaled 10 sRstaia and suppcss tke nsm- Hes, trhcsrer Ae ghs be, aad flat Aoped tkeg soRld do So hsayf and soHt. That l was . candidate for the Presidency only so far my friends had chosen to make one; but that. having been placed in my present attitude towards thaa subject without any agency or act ofmy own, directly or indirectly, O HptEtyT aucn withdraw myseif that my friends, la whose hands had ever been, could do, whenever they should see fit and, finally. that if they could succeed in cleo ting to that office any better qualified for It's duties than l was, and who was at the same time honest, truthful, and patriotic, 1t their duty to 20 for him; and that far from being disappointed or mortified, should hail the result with joy.
 Such think, has been the language which I have uniformly held this subject since my name was first mentioned in connexion with it. 1 regret that have not copy of my communications to Judges Saunders and Winchester; but the above believe 10 be their substance Under the general au- foftg, rfsn 5fsea tFsss gvxtemgN yhaf asym wAuf- proper; and confident in their integrity and iu the sincerity of their friendship for me; saa sustain them ufhoat qualification. ftksyefore take upon fay shoulders He responsibility ef ths of tAs Lonsiana allegation tn hde conrenton. and am pre- pared to stand by tie coase7utners h ey tsagtt and breadth.
 regret exceedingly that my friends in Baltimore, whom you represent, should have thus misunder- stood the course pursued by the Louisiana delega. ton in the convention, and should have imagined that had abandoned the position which 1 have uniformly held in my published letters this sub Iect.
 I feel bound, however, 10 respect the opinions oI those who honestly differ with me; and, therefore. while feel conscious oE no change Of feeling oE inconsistency on my part, cannot expect oT desire that any Of my friends, whom you represent, should do vIoIehce to theiI own sense of right and wrong by supporting my election, while they believe have changed my political views. l ask no iHan, be he whig, democrat, or native, for his vote. take every American citizens interest in the wei fare ofh his country to be pure and as deep as my own; and have, therefore, no right, and certafuly Ho desire, 10 influence hia action nihe exercise al the important duty ei voting for the officers of his government.
 Though have no objection to your circulating this eommuniealioa among such oI your friends as may be Interest in il. yet request haiit may noi be published. My aversion 10 the appearance of my name in the public prints, in connexioh with such subjects, is ny apology for the request. I'D
 With great respect. gentlcmen, am your obsden' servant, (. TAYLOR Messfs CHAs. H. PtrTs, JoHS ". MALKgR, Tn s
 ALEXANDER, and others, Baltimore, Md.