Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
20 tDe EUtfoc.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is.. IS4S.


= and believe the same may be said of all
= where have been. When | left Arkan-
:, GAS soon after the nominations of the two
.o,aI Conventions, ard | supposed the calm
- uas 50 apparent upon the political horizon,
p he imputed to that fact. 1t was expected
- soon as the news was fairly spread through
.,,ofrv. the political waters would be troubled
rea, mass meetings. pole gatherings, and III
ssme means resoried to by the Wings in Il T.
j, =, m excitement. We expected the scenes
t,Jy mat were acted In that memorable can
uouli be re-enactod this year. But it it is
Lo-t.ere Is no enthUsiasm-no confidence in
-,sn,t, expressed by the wings. The leaders
IDo. al work, where are they? Aye, that's the
Zion Why they are at home attending to their
!, ,,e matters and say as the South forced Gen.
. or upon the whig party, let the South work
h. election. They say that when Clay was
rsauohed, their great leader broke down, by
su,bern influence, and man, who is a whg.
;snot 4 whig-who viii accept the nomination
,Dv or ali conventions and pledge himself to
] vas forced upon The party, its principles
I oyerthrown and the leaders in the great
i we're trampled under foot. Have YOU not
Il that the great leaders, hang back in dis
! and have not come out and endorsed old
o Have you seen the first word from Clay.
i = in his adhesion, he says thai he will vote
u the times comes, according TO the lights then
krs him. Now, who knows whether be is for
H.. Cass or Van Buren. The latter most
Il as the BIfiitoe - platform :" suits his tastes,
Il he has been always used to standing on
n rms. until The Philadelphia Convention knock
H.. platform and all 10 the devil. to make q
I field for I'ayIor's no-Party operations
and many others, are reasons why there
i excitement this year. The wings are ma
D no fight except in the newspapers. But what
NJ think IF TayIOE's correspondence of ma
'soors!" His letters will be compiled and
in a pocket edition, for politicians. One
.,t all times be found to sIit any. case or cir
s,7nce-9arty or paazs. Whatan extensive
q ion Of sound political wisdom. research and
aica! information will be bound up in this .itiie
ma. Who would hay. thought that L man
II in a camp. who has hardly ever slept in a
=. and whose legs and arms are covered with
8 ani morse; as COrwin says. and who says
peyer stuIis! politics in his life and knew no.
70 ab9ui them beiuIe he was nominated. could
= wrilien so many letters abOunding with so
"A UoIiticaI wisdom. as NAV be found in that
ksDOndenCe. Grce!y said that the Gen. ought
rs On and spend the balance Of the time until
4h March next. studying. to make himself fiji
Ae Presidential chair, Horace must not have
" of his letters when he mad: that remark.
! started out to give on the OnditS afOat IN
Liz of brc.herly love; can add nothing to
La which must have already been conveyed
Iosr mind that the old :" key stone - is o. Z.
vii undoubtedly roll up 10 TO 5000 majority
Cass and Butler. some even go as far as to
|25. 600. Although we have all calculated 20
4our nominees, BY II votes over the Eecess1-
norty, UifhOm New York, yet we WI. I'M
bedIy have the agreeable task of making room
Il democratic ph1lany. for her. After all her
ne.ic tricks, evidences are pouring in from all
3 oi the g Empire State showing that Inc de-
uscy is wheeling, INTO the right track u hiIe
'vhigs are getting more and more distracted.
ssot write YOU these things merely 10 crafty
n wtelders-.here are hundreds in this city, who
1or vi!h me in belief that NsiC EOfk lCuL
fr Cqss and Butler.
Ik Ba.nburner movement, If it had been
ksI to the dissatisfied spirits Of the demo-
ia party. wonId have materially effected the
E&ea a New ! ok. to the detriment Of the de-
Nc Bagiy. Bat as II now goes, II WORKS 10
|GEaulage; having fTaternISed with abolition
! b. soil men, and discontented wings It has
[a first character and lis objects. Many who
Iof with il as purely democratic movement,
&feurned since 1t has assumed lis new char
And as the democrats are leaving 1t the
are going 10 it. The Barnburner split, as
ca5ed. gave great cauce-ior exuitatIon 10
gs al first. u9yv they are the foremost IN
rcDg this heterogeneous compound, as Il
"a them more harm than u.s. When Van
affSi arraved the Barnburnerss they were
nc. The wings saw the opera ton OF tAe
dPo..cy-devde and conquer. But aIass the
E.c has made sad havoc IN their own ranks
M 0oks aghast and .rembling hearts. lhey
nN crying down the Van Buren bubble
t27e 5e2H told in language not 10 be m'sLa-
- Eai, New York Is coming round TO Cass
pic There is no doubt IN the minds or /
~h0 have :. watched the signs " that the
eke lOmnations effect the wings more than
|o ocra.s. This is true in regard TO the wings
New England states; il Is true as 10 ONO;
ne as 10 our own state. and even IN New
r. whig party will suffer moro by the a3o-
an Buren, vote. than the democratic par (
b'ita!oe Increment is sweeping the wing
n Massachusetts, so much so that Daniel
r, who has been laying by these three
aitei urgent solicitations, has come OCT
eech at Marshfeld, without endorsing lay
Hggerryor his qualifications, begs the Peo-
Stand fast on old Buena Vista, and ne tells
'AaI the wings are the best free soil ana at
ry party, thai to vote for Van Buren will
eeet Cass. He merely prefers Taylor be,
le has no choice ;Sut begs the wings to stand
not 10 run so after strange gods.
Re are thousand Causes existing III the
aks to prevent concer and enthusiasm aud
pentiy success. Really | DO not think they
e. fI'Ln ln c,-ri.incr