The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-08
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Fsem Ge CsOrgia censtiistionaiisi. New York Whiggery and it's candidate
 Mf1iard Fillmore

From ae Ceovgia cemsFiissionalisi New York whiggery and it's candidate
 Willard Fillmore.
 In reply so the vague and deceptive assertions pat forth to bolster up the Whig candidates for the Vice Presidency, and give him any sort of chance in the siave-holdng States, we present the follow- ing specimens sf fhe New York Whlg eenal..s~:..s. which are Fimore's sentiments, and of which he is the especial champion.
 The last authorized exposition of his views vas made hy the Whig Convention which nomnated him last summer, and by the asd of Wilmot Proyiso Democrats, who deserted their own party and went with the Whigs in favor of that measure, elected him ia office.
 That Convention passed unanimously the Wp mot Proyiso. That Convention placed on its ticket Willard Fillmore, and recommen nded him to the people for their votes
 That Convention put forth in the Resolution im- naediaiely following the recommendation of FH- more the following declsFaiions: IL declares as one of it's principles sUNCOMPROMISIN(; HOSTEL. ITY TO THE EXTENSION OF SLAVERY INTO TERRITORIES NOW FREE 0RWHTCH MAY HEREAFTER BE ACQUIRED. BY ANY UNION"
 The address pat forth in support of this position, ad tn support ef Fillmore as one of the candidates who are held as expOneuis of this position, sreaks thus of the acquisition of territory 10 this country by the arms of the United States
 declares that our flag is thereby "to be desecyd- led heiy character e hberfy sad emancipation, info an emblem q 5ohda9e and RLspery.'
 The address enters the following protest against the recognition of the rights of the slavehoider in any future territorial acquisitions:
 I'VE PROTEST IN THE NAME OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN AND OF LIBERTY AGAINST THE FUTURE EXTENSION OF SLAVERY IN NORTH AMERICA"
 "NO MORE TERRITORY B OUR WATCH yyoRn TfNfEGQ IF RE FREE
 The spirit of Fiiraore'ssR against the South and her institutions, may be inferred from the follow hg quotation from the address of the Central State Committee, whose candidate, Fillmore, was thus running upon the merits of his hatred of the Slave Power. It desgnates the Southern people as usrR- PERs and TYRAxrs, and denounces the Democrats of that State who have manfully stood up for the rights of the South us TRUcKLERs TO THE SourH- to the slare potrer.
 1.-THE WHIGs OF THE NORTH HAVE LONG SEEN IND KNOW THAT THE SLAVE POWER MAS THE GOVERNING POWER OF-THLS GNION THEY HAVE SEEN AND FELT TH,3T TH.5T POWER VAS EXERTED AND DIRECTED IN HOS TfLlTY TO THE FREE MEN, AND THE FREE LABOR OF THE NORTH THEY HAVE SEEN NORTHERN POLITICIANS AND NORTHERN ST-1TESMEN. TRUCK. LING, BENDING. YIELDING TO THIT POWER FOR THE SAKE OF P.9RTTCfPA- TING IN ITS PATRONAGE, FEEDIN UP ON THE LOzTES IND FISHES WHICH TT USED TO BESTOW, AND ENJOYING TIE SPOILS WHICH USURPERS AND TIRiNTS IN ALL AGES. REWARD THE fNSTRUMENTS THEY USE TO ACCOM- PLISH THEIR ENDS"
 Ths may be called the spirit of WuMorrsm. or AGnLIrIoNixM, FitMoREIsM, as the fancy of the reader may dictate It is equally spirit of rabid b- ter and violent hatred of the South aud her instita lions Ii Is spirit which. if il ever be elevated to the Vice Presidency. will, in that responsible posi- ton, wield formidable influence against southern Rights.
 This same address thus rejoices over tho defec- ton of the Barnburners from the lion hearted de- uIccracy of New York which had stood so firmly and nobly by the South:
 ''ELATED WITH ITS ITNEXAMPLE F. SrC- CESS, THE SLAVE TRADE POWER HAS BECOME so EXCITING. AMBITIOUS AND I1RANlCAL, THAT THE ENDURANCE OF ITS NORTHERN ALLY HAS CEASED TO BE VIRTUE. AND NOW. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF OUR GOVERN MENT. OUR BY ES BEHOLD AND OUR EARS ARE GREETED WITH THE GLAD TIDtNGS THAT 4 LARGE AND OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF THE FREE SPIRITS OF THE NORTH ARE UNDETERMINED AT ONCE AND FOREVER TO FIX AND LIMIT THE BOUNDS oE SLAVERY WITHIN DUR GLORIOUS UNION, AND SAY TO lr"THUS FARSHALT THOU GO AND NO FARTHER'"
 The following additional quotations from this ad- dress will give readers clear idea Of the bigory with which this idea of curbing the South is advo- cated. lt also shows that the issue between FREE DOM and SLAVERY, as this w not Provso issue is designated. was distinctly put before the people.
 FOR THE FIRST TIME THE VOTE OF CHELECTOR " ILL DIRECTLY EXPRESS Ills SENTIMENTS ON THE GREAT stBJECT OF FREEDOM OR SLAVERY, so FAR AS THE FEDERAL GoyERNME VT Is CON- CERNED."
 "Now. WE APPEAL TO THE FREE sPIR. ITS OF THE NORTH, THE FREEMEN OF NEW YORK, TO GO TO THE POLLS WITH THAT POWER AND ENERGY WHICH THE SPIRIT OF TRUE FREEDOM NEVER FAILS TO INSPIRE. AND BY THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN ON THE NIGHT OF THE SEC oND OF NOVEMBER LET THE EMPIRE STATE THROUGH THE BALLOT BOXES PROCLAIM IN TONES OF THUNDER, IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE IMMORTAL JEF: PERSON, THAT ALL MEN ARE BY NA- TURF FREE AND EQUALi.' AND LET THE LIGHTNING OF HEAVEN. BEFORE THE SUN SETS ON THE FOLLOWING DAY, SCATTER THE GLAD THONGS THROUGH. OUT THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF Oug COUNTRY. THAT HEREAFTER AND FOR EVER, NEW YORK WILL NOT CONSENT TO THE BONDS OF SLAVERY"
 These fanstical appeals to sectional preludiccs and rabid hatred of SLAVE PowEs. triamphed over the Constitutional party of the country The Demo- craue party was oeiealeo and FILLMORE and his as- sociate faEiics were elected; they trumphea over TRrcxLEas 10 Slave power. as the Fillmoreis,s de- sgnafed the Democrats, and thus did they rejoice iu the Albany Whig paper:
 NEW YORK IS ON THE SIDE OF FREE DOM. HER ESCUTCHEON Is PURIFIED HENCEFoRTH HER POWERFUL VOICE WILL TELL WITH EFFECT AGAINST TIE ENGAGEMENTS OF SLAVERY. NO DOUGH FACE WILL EVER AGAIN DIS GRACE HER PROUD NAME IN THE HALLS OF CONGRESS- SHE WILL SEND FORTH NO MORE REPRESENTATIVES TO YIELD THEMSELVES TO THOSE WHO ARE STRf- WING TO EXTEND AND PERPETUATE AN INSTITUTION INIMlCAL TO LiBETY AND DANGEROUS TO.THE SAFETY AND UNION OF THE REPUBLIC"
 This is FillmoFeism.If there is anything in Abo- itionstn more rahd and fierce than this, we should like 10 see it.
 Proceedinrs of CangreSs.