Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
A SIGN THAT TELLS.-It has been

Ivan Buren, since his new attitude before
the political public. Their wholesale de.
l1nunciations Of the man-their unscrupu.
Ilons assaults, and utter failure to do him
common justice, while he stood firm to the
Democratic party, was their ruling passion
But when he fell from his integrity, to graft.
fy disappointed ambition, and received the
nomination of the New York %Barnburners,
then it was they could see those virtue.
that had been so long concealed from their
vision, and they recognized at once in little
Maty, in their language, the SAGE OF LIN
DESwALD." As long as they could con-
vince themselves flor we believe they ut
|terly failed to convince any one else) that
Maty, in whom they seemed to see their
savior, would be able to divide the Democ-
racy Of the north & give an easy victory into
their hands, their encomiums were lavished
without stint-the smart sayings Of Prince
John found afavorite place in their papers,
and they magnifed on all occasions the nu.
merical strength ofthe house Of Kinderhook.
But, oh horrible to contemplate their eulo-
gies begot in their readers a love for this
sage If the North, and the conscience and
Abolition Wings are trooping on
to this northern crusade upon southern in
stitutions, until their scattered ranks admon-
ish them that MaLty is but a foz at last.
The Buffalo Convention is held, inI
which, sentiments of the Abolitionist and
Wings are uPPermost, and a coalision Isl
formed between the Houses of "Brsmtree"|
and Kinderhood, adams and Van Buren,,
that have wagsd eternal war heretofore
This is done upon grounds acceptable
to such men as Grinnell, J. L. White, VIII
lis Hall, w. L. Kelsey, A. Young-New
York Wings. S. C. Phillips, C. F. Adams,
Judge Allen, Henry Wilson and Chas. Sum-
ners, of Massachusetts,; G~iddings, Wade,
Vaughn and Root, Of Ohio, ALL
who are heading the thousands Of
leserters from the Taylor flag, & who we're
members Of the "Buffalo Hunt"
hat nominated Van Buren, and Adams.-I'
bis union with the Wings and Adolf
a large number Of Democratic pal
'ers have hauled down the Van Buren, Gag
md enlisted under the broad banner of Cass
md Butler. \
Then comes an evolution in the sentimerts
{ Wing editors. They have no more eu-
ogies for little Matty, so suddenly grown tool
Jig for his breeches. They can no longer
ee in this "Piebale faction" the formida.
lie party Of the north. When they Justly 6
cared the popularity of Cass and Butler s
heir every word was detraction, both in q
'oint Of merit and numerical strength, and q
as freely upon Matty Of the north. q
Fhere they believed they had nothing tol
ear, in the vain hope of weakening the
and strengthening the latter. They'll
ave blown Van Buren, until they have o
lown their party, in the north, nearly all =
yer to his support, and his Democratic !.
Importers over to Cass and Butler. Here
some of the results: y
Striking the black Flag. .
"~THERE's A cooD TIME COMM Now" 1
The Queen County Democrat, q RADICAL
aper previous to the National Conventional
Oddly repudiates the Abolition test and j
oes in cordially for the support of Cass
Butler.
.AnoAer!-The Rep. Wdtchmon that was
the ranks Of the boiling faction has rais-
. the ample banner of Cass and Butler, 81
supports the regular ticket.
Yet Another!-The Hudson Gazette, al
ipporter Of the Utica boilers previous to- F
le National Convention, is now battlingl
it'll jealous patriotism in the ranks of the :,
smocracy. under the broad banner Of Csss -
I'd Butler.
find get AnoMer!-The Whitehall Demo-.
a jealous paper in the ranks of the d
ction, yields to the call of the National
smocracy to support Its sncisnt ussgesl
I'd principles, and has at its mast head the
'nored names Of Cass and Butler.
find still .An0ther!-The Maysvills Sem.