The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18
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least the political 5ahleFs Of cur county. t has be- come custom altogether iOo pEssAisns, insisad of relying for saeeess npoa sbe ls4slasie merit ssd peruviiy cf their esnGiaats and thsis principles to enaeaver ts gall lhe pe1ple and mislsad the naia- fScnsed by PscFagatiDE bass Aisshoe5s. and uHwaT- faasAd 'radace~sats sga'sst the mes whom their opPonsats have chosen for their Itaiess. Such . ecurse kesfsys as c=ee either ,he wal: sF weakness of Pai'y principles upon which an enlightened and rsasctihg community might place reliance sad can De aieta'sa Oaiy by ignorance or depEAsay This i the means iavaisGly resarsed io bT corrupt poll iieisns who fear the truth and by ssaliOw minded and ignorant political seribb!ess, who. not daring nor iodeed knowing bow to attack sbe sekaosledged Priacfplss of the party to which they opposed. sek to bsiag themselves inio notice by nSnufae,nr irg aai ciFSua,ing infamous fAbsiea,iOas esucsrn- ing the Hsa. wAcss elsc'ioa would prOs;rste their selfish hopes of political prefsrmest
 { We do not ksow that inc Democratic party is pe- eaiiaIiy sitsd wih the n:Ik or hsman Kindness bat from inc begariDg of ,his esmpangn, has showA a eomSnendsbe willingness to 'Ieader to CRsar what ~ss CesEs Confident of he purity and cor rec'nsss of the principles hsy have time and sgan peofessed and 10 which they invite the attention, investigation and discussion of all and all par ties, the. denoeEats are saiis6ed with the nomne- tion of iheir party. They know their man and are snfeienty as<u~--: that hs viii cary Ost the msa- they stvoest4s and they care not who CT what nay be their opponeni, whether he he whig or s.a whig and qaAFer.' man of 6xed principles or of no pIiucipiex '-whsther tt be cold Whiteys w ho ' distinguished himself on tho plains of Monterey Asd Baena Vista his master Sho Iia likewise or he hitherto Infailiabl>. bu, unfortunate Harry Of the west" It is sufficient for them to know that they hate eandidaie of their own who has SC faliy evinesd his competency 10 fIi the stssion 10 which they would elect him, who has sireldy proved him s=!f worthy cf their confidence ant has been tried ard aot found wanting by the JeGenoaian standard
 s he honest, + he faiitfal, is he capabler'' They expee, saceess pot ftom the weakness os their ene mics b1t from Isir pgth and the good sense O: ths people.
 Gu the other hsRi. the whigs, having no princi- ples to defeui, which taey dare openly as ! party to prcfsss, have been seized with an anxiaas so!ie- Jude abod; the srmer life and eharsrts rOf General Cass. They ha~ asserted 10 the infinite aS.ouish- nent of those wlo have known him better and lon-
 
 poiI, I,ical course that Cass was FeeraIis'. This charge, which iidee comes win su ill., grace from party Int reiaiIs all the and ad to all shs doetTiaes ot FedeTa s. has alrra3y been 'aail cd to tho coHnei' by evde1cs tha; tie wtirs theai- sslvcs cauno; in1,sach. With Hydra Ike proifc- nsss however. io sooRer is enc slsnfe disproveG than another IS polc,ted. 4 hsn'hng correspondent of the Gszetle q ,he 6;h inst. whose evident #. borance of the History Of the public men Of ,la@ ooaHify is he sh'y paiaton faf his uiistaiemsBts charges Gen. ca~s xi'h haYirg been a royalist in France. To hsse who are ia the least familiar si'h 'he histor Of the country dning the tune Gen. Csss was minister to France: the entire f1si,y cf this ehafge m's' he g'aringly plain. II will be re- member that fis Was enc T .:.s tigh;e.l and proud es periods Of the tie oi CaSs whea he fssrIessIy snt gra'ui'oisIy stood ID unaided and alone | with the brIianey cad force of Lis giant ini fleet ba,tled ',ailiy. lOe the great principles of free dom nd.,he1ishts tia country against the coahia sd via and wisesAcfste five srea,sss roweFs of Ep- rOFe. The eeIsbrstsd qun'upie treaty was in agi- taiion aad needed srly its ratification of Fraaee to render i, complete By this treaty shs dominion of tha seas, and aS rs4f ef sslrck 10 be conceded entire io England. Sappor'si by he authority of all EaropeGreat BriiaH was by that treaty sccorted
 e anres.reted exercise of the privilege Of boardiag even every Anerean vessel and hipmssiag into her service every 'esRsp. whom her officers might thak fl, 10 clsiul IS of Eagli'h birth. The same sceaes of injustice and 'yraauy that preceded and occss Oned ;he Uz sF I3l2 ws4e about io b. fe- enacted. Gen. Css 6, this time minister at .k- .k ton of he treaty would ins' tab'y piunge hs couu- try Inls.a ~ar wiibths Ese great psaers of Euro re, upon his osn responsibility, with that energy and aecsiopwh'ch charae e,iIss all his pub
 c se's, he bOl1ly J,ncrsira'ed with the Kag and cabiaes of Frsnce win much 4sIity and snsh fos. eibl- reasoniog ;oindace them 10 rehse tssir ooa. eurassee ih The treaty and thus .ingy and ssae de- isaied the principles Of freedom, uphed he ,ishis oi lis couatry men, xd sared h;s country froaa ths war ih2, must ineyssby have followed he consu. Ea.'en Vi the dseatec "Qsia'aple treaty" l The energy and f-s,sesasss sf- his conduct aaa his eminent serViess ,poa tat occasion eicited the atuiraon and spaia.se and uerited the lasting ra-
 ,uds of his counryHea. IL eailrd ior;h warin lst- fer of appreciation from hln whom all parties now s1icgze as great anl pod. psisio, and statesman ihe Ismen'ed Iackson. .f,ca yhith We make ,Ae fos- owing extract: ,-e
 Bat what has endaaFsd ron 'o every ,,re Ame- ricsn; was the robe fawd wtlch yol tcok a. cur uT ister a Pans, sgei,s ihe quiniap'e 're ay; and wi ch, by yoar sal-ns eaer y, ieariess respsGsbi :y, deirs:ei its raj hcssos hy ErtDce-s tssatr ia tended by sres, Bsi'si7 to ehsBEs inter-naonal iaws make her Hispes of the seas, and dsstruy the rs'Innsi independence Sos olr Of olr county, bat ali ei Earnpe. ard eaas.e 10 heco@s the |, rant oi eve{y ecean. Had great Biitain ob,alneI lie sanc'tn of Ftance io t3is isaty y-rA ske late das- ggacea feaiy of Wa@aisgt0n, dissegaia5le to oar sAtonal character. and injurious to our national faieiy-sben, in&sed, we m ght have hung our harps apon 'bs willows and resign oar Eai'enA indepsn- deace 10 Great Britain. Bat.I rseeai, 10 your tal. ents, energy. and fearless responsibility sse are in- dfb'ei fo the shields thSogn oyeF as fros the m. PehdiHg danger which the ratification sf the auiia- nl- ire.tN h4 EEanf. .rt.-LlA kara krcnLt