The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
Fer Ne Buamr.

MR- EDFrgR have just concluded perusal of the ahie argumeut delivered in the State Con vsHtioa by Col. s H. Hemps,ead--i, was an effort Of ths highes, character. and would do honor to the Senate Chamber of the United States I, is replete with substance and common sense, and will not ca- y interest but inssrei every man who will take the lime to read r. do hope that, every Democrats and every fendof our beloved couLiry will not only read batearefally stady this massesly vindicaii0a oG his government against the foul aspersioas of hiielng federal press. ami the msehinaions of abolition and whig orators, who daily, denoancfhs the govern meRl in such strains tat if they had lived in the the days of our glorious Revolution. iheH ne $ would have been surrounded by something else than a fancy silk scarf
 The oHiy punishment, I ask for these miserable deiameFs of their country is that they should be let to the goadings of abused conscience. They may dee intothe utermost parts efthe earhbut its psngs wl be fa,tened apon their souls and in after years they will cry out, Oh Lord my punishment is more than can beaT''
 Col. Hemstsaa covers the whole qnestio.- n his argument. and proves 10 the ea.re satisfaction of every unpTejadieed mind that the ground taken by Mir. Clay. that splendid wreck of eloqnenee and intellect is utterly false. American and totally anwOsthy the great War osaior of Isl2-and that Mexico Is alone responsible for the blood of the pre- sent contest. would recommend to every demo- erai. Ore especially to the younger members of the party, for the grand charge in the coming elections will be made upon their young and generous feel ings;) to procure copy o. this powerful speech and study iteareiay is strong and faithful nar. rave Of The war, and places President Polk and the American government upon just grounds with re. gard to this absorbing quesiiont will prove text book ia the coming contest, when tLe vericst hum- bugs and basest ialsehOois wiIl be eonjured Hr to gull the pure minded and unsorhisticated young democrats of our State. info the suppor, of measures and men, who if rightly informed npon the subject, would be far from suffering themselves to be made tools of ey these designing political hueks,ers.
 Under the speeioas giise of No Party the whigs AbOtionst and blue light FeJeraist will fost upon the people the most odous and sespea able measures Of Webster, Clay < Co. For instance, though they deny it. the first act of the mo party" administration will be to resuseate that hydra headed monster the Bank of the United States. The whig party eannot exist without il. The text will be high protec- live Tariff to make Yankee cotton spinners rich at
 the expense Of Southern cotton .ai.sTs-and 90 on of Distribution. prescription of o and faithful officers
 Tor opinion sake, and wbo pray wi they put m their plaers! Good and true democrats, No, sir, they will respond, you have assisted in breaking up your good old Democratic party, for which we are ex- tremely obliged 10 you, you cannot get any offices at our hands, yoa have done all desired you and you can now go your way until We wan, you again
 to aid US in defeating the will ol the people by mis- representation and management. Tbe honest and
 true hearted Demo- racy Of this glorious Union, Mr. Editor. will no, certainly permi, themselves ;o b, again cheated out Of the Presidential election as they were in lsiO by the syren song of these poll teal schemeSs, whose chance of success lies in de. ceiving and dividing the great Democratic msss
 The no party ar;ihees are too shallow. The unha- lowed designs Of these political sharpers are too
 transparent to win anything save the contempt and scorn of every sound Democrat