The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-08
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FFVEN W RsE47F uE9ottF. WHIG bISITfEcTIax,

The wbigs of Tatiek. Masss, upon the fsfarh of Cea, Wilson, ibsS delegate lo the Philadelphia Goa ventioH. held meeting, and eaeerFuIly passed a string of resolutions like this:
 "Resoisea That we, the whigs of Tatick, are s,s, SO ta dsgrsdsa te give fe e b al: af past pro- fessions ia ackaenisags egssipes kaapes hypoeEies siaees and foois nF the sake af uks ssctoFx. and we dc fheFeore Iepusate she aomahasssn of Zsehsgy Taylor. and will do our utmost io defeat hss cleo tlon.-
 Mons DssxnT,sS Monst Vernon foaiol Times does nol stAea up to gle Taysor neyiaarion Here Is wha, the editor says:
 'sWe cannot--we dare hos.--in conscience. sun port tbe nctninafie1 of Gen. TAylos until we know his views on the Mexican wsr ana further extension of sisyery.r
 The Psiasyilie Telegraph. ihs ~hig organ ef Lake county, Ohio, says:
 s.The nomnsiiosl- -of Gen. Taylor Aas eiseed ss ia q most uapieaAaaf sitaatoa--one which We had not anticipated--and upon which genuine wbigs are d. vided. IL IS another melancholy instance Of i,le irresistible power of southern rule and dictAtion We are fully satisfied that large majority of the higs of tii. county, and nigh, add of tiis con gressicnsi district, gre ofposed o the nomination'
 The Xenio (Ohie) Torchlighi, \ s,rcng whig pa- per- introduces the letter oi Gen. raylot. reeoIn- t1endins the employ blood hounds ib Florida with ihc following remarks:
 "FLoRipA BLoop -HoUxDs-He remember 10 have gotten up very "spiey articles" o. the subject of the following letter in is4g. We didn't dfcaIn then, that any such contingency could arise ia which we wouh have 10 support that its kazaae author for Presiaeni-we don't dream so yet and we begin 10 think we never shall. We remember that season seeing some banners with dogs psiated on taem, Wonder if the Taylor psrty would like to purchase them. We presume this letter affords the evidence of Gen. Tayiors s'atesmanship.'
 Brother Madary. of the Ohio Statesman. gives us he following cheering news, from the gallant Buck eye State:
 "OHo GIVEN IT BY THE TAyEon MEN Demo erats of Ohio, your noble State given up by the Taylor men. They confess Taylor eanno, carly it CASS, BUTLER and WELLER are sweeping all b. fore them. All the factions cannot prevent inc honest voters Of Ohio rsyng shoulder to shoulder, mInging hear, ahi scui in tie glorious strife and achieving spIendid victory. Nothing can proven, i, bu, an apathy and folly, that thank God does not exist in ranks"
 The Ohio State Journal. inc great coon organ of Ohio ~hggeIy, a fsw days since said;
 'It is the glory of the wings that they can and
 E exercise the reasoning faculties with which God has endowed them. They sIll keep up fremen- doHs inkiag uHi after the Slate elections and then they will consider whether. upon the whole. tt is best 10 give lhe vote nf the Stale 10 Gen Tayior or Toy playing The game of "ereyy for A1assif and fhe dfrl iake ss Aihdaiea, suffer II 10 go for Cass or Ven Blrea, or wherever else popular caprice may seBd it.'
 The Toielo Blade, Taylor paper, thus gives up Ohio.
 "A strong effort will be made by Gen Cass and his friends ic carry the vote of Ohio by storm in the approaching election. The divisions unfortu- natcfy existing in the whig party al this time il is supposed. viii draw q sufficient number of votes to enable the Locofoecs, by uni ing upon cass, to achieve triumph"
 The Elyria Courier, the whig organ of Lorain county, sEys:
 We frequently see fl staied in exchanged papers, both from abroad and from portions of this State, Ohio is all right and wilt surely gge her vote Tor Taylor. There must be mistake somewhere
 he State ntag be carried for Taylor bat there is cloud of uucertsaty about it. In this country, but few of the whigs wl vote for the nominee, and on the reserve the whigS will not give majority by several thousand. Unless tlIen there are numerous aceesions to the Taylor vote, from the demoe raiic ranks in the seaiheru portions of the Stte, Taylor loses Ohio Politicians who deal in figures may re- gard this U correct ststeme nent. We are net willing iha; our friends of the press should believe that the greatest unaniiDity prevails among tue whgs of oho when # is fact that there never be- fore was so much dissatisfaction and baltag. par ticularly in the northern portions of the State