The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-30
Wko is 10 hs tn, Whig Champion.

The efforts of Gen. Tayior's friends 10 bluT off Nr. Clay. or any other nominee, instead of sourng tae wiss i' sad 10 have increased the tone of hjs frIends, and to raise tae Ts, oI stock Since the spPeayaaCe of ti= tso letters, Lis advocates ere wont io say, that. as the General IS determined in ruu, whoever be he nominee of the wAig ceaven- uon, the Shigs must take hita Gp in the eonven. ucn. and run upon him. We leave II To Mr Claws friends pocket tbeir6isapno,n;men if he be des- tined To 5e thrust asi6e, as be was n lS4e We leave 1t to the whigs themselves to submn to the dietston oi iher champion and the Reorganization of their party We leave II 10 the people to deter mine whether they wiii pat an indi,iaual al ihe hEsd of the goverBnent who coniesses he has form ed fe" or no principles n poltcs-Eho is pteear- a To sac ibce iha powers which t~e constitution eoaers on inc President 10 the behests of Congress -io fegiseT Their e6ie.s, inslssd fl acting on his own conscience and his own respoasibi ;tv and So, far as io strike tbe veto power foiu the eonsis,u- lion aS to wave all scrupies upon the bank of the tatsc ststfs, upon ths protective ;arid Gc., &c.
 l he wings will go fl Sea TAkler, If as a |. upon the calculation oE his ayaihi iliiy Ia this rela' ihey may hsd themselves mist4ken They will be cisaPPoih,rd m Ohio, ludssna. Missouri, Missssip- Fl. Alabama, Louisiana, and many other Staes iH which they think hsn s'rosgsr thsa MT Clay But the very caiea.atloa N hiea the whigs gre making upon lis superior stTengh, wl have the effect of IoaSing up to dcnble energy ,he exefions of The e- fu5iicans Trey vii be more active against him than sgAins, Mir Clay, whom ihev taya beaten i"lee; sud there ore. they may srprose him 10 be rofc easily d feated again. Al al events we have To Ar oi the sPfii ard activity of the democrats
 They will stretch every 10 defeat the election oi gfntlrmsn w.o coniesses himself 10 b. nc pol-
 ie'an gnoyant of those great qu siions hieh ener Into the stream of public sFa,Ts, and jherrfnre in- competent, according to his confession, b guide he heim Fer ou~, si ali enter into ire contest with ell our whole soul, ana with al oGr ene;gies. as we did four years ago, when tbe whigs wefe so certsin Of sneceks. that Mr- Clay es!y wanted :he terms ol the ccnstitnton to make him Pre.idea'- Whoever be tbe waig champion, let Us stretch eve ry ncIFe and siRew. ard 2niain the true nd svow ed principles of Jefiefsani policy. We say, with ihe democrats ct lie Illinois conve ion of be 2ih April:
 We are totally indifferent; as 10 whom he whig na'.onai convention may select its stahdnrd beaf CT n ihe app oach!ng sirie, ~hether it be the man oi saeh an endless and iIeonvenent coairafieiy of sentiments upon all questions of Ea;ionei cenceIn CT ,ae man who boss's that he has not, never had and never vii have any opinions upon Any subject oi civil nature; in either oi neither csse we are convinced that tss triomph of democratic priuei- ples, whoever t5er chosen exponent may be as sig nal and complete in the approaching campsign as in tha' neporsbie struggle which resulted ia the re- election oi the patriotic Jackson.