Democratic banner., 1848-06-26

VOL. A.. LOUISIANA, P
u The Hannibal Journal in eulogizing
the Wing candidate for the Legislature frcm
Marion county says:
"He is a wing, every inch of him is wing,
and he knows nothing but Whiggery."
A fit representative, truly, for the intel
|Lgent county Of Marion. This same ed
itor in eulogizing the Wing candidate for
the Presidency, in his last, says: T.,
"Gen. Taylor is emphatically Tie man Of
the people, he belongs not to a party bat 70
the ~nstiOn." -
Can this bllndly partizan editor Of the
Journal expect to gull the people with such
miserable chicsnery? is it a recommends
ton to a candidate. for the State Legisla-
ture that che knows nothing but whiggery?"
and at the same time a recommendation to
a candidate for the Presidency that he
knows nothing Of Whiggery? IT'S such
men as these who seek the election Of Tay-
lor, upon the score of his "no [~nothing]
party principles"
Stand aside for vOn grande Wig
If-O-u-r-i-s-h!-The Hannibal Journal lets
off the following:
"On, on they come, the nation is reused,
its mighty voice is raised in the shout, "the
people to the rescue'' athwart, across, a.
round, above, it sounds, the astonished echo
Iforgets to answer, it rolls on until it mihgles
with the far off roar of the vast Pacific,
and once again comes sweeping back over
the land, until the responsive pillows of the
storm lashed Atlantic lend music to the ma.
TONS voice. And, bark ere the silence
is again broken-from the rent ranks of
Locofocoism comes a voice in mournful ca
dence it falls upon the ear, 81 believe I'll
break my sword"
Whe-u! auy damage done down there?
GEN. TAYLOR IN New YoRK.-At the
Clay supper in New York, Ullman raid,
speaking of General Taylor's nOn-commit-
Italism:
awe desire to know whether a man is a
ish, flesh or fowl, (good, good.) We de-
sire to know whether a man is cheese Or
chalk-(laughter)-and, if we sit down at
a table, and a rabbit is put before US, if we
eat of it, we don't want to find afterwards
that we have to diges. a cat. (UProarious
applause.}
IL When General Jackson was a can
'didate, he was charged by the federal party
with being, or having been a federalist; and
a letter Of his to MI. Monroe, brought up
to prove it. This fraud upon the people
Gid not take. Gen. Jackson was elected,
and the cry of federalism ceased mighty
quick.
After Mr.. Polk was nominated, his father
was represented to be n of the .warmest
British tories in the days of the revolution
it did not take, however, and Mr.. Polk
was elected beating their smartest 'old hoss,'
and then all his federal toryism vanished.
Now we have the charge that Gen. Cass is
oh! no, not is but sCas a federalist! The
GAINESVILLE Courier says he left the federal
party to curry favor with Mr.. Jefferson!
Pity but some others had left the same party
for hat or some other reason. We presume
the effect upon the people will be. about as.
fatal to Gen. Cass as it was to Gen. Jack
son and Mr.. Polki-Ohio Statesman.
Taylor No -Whiggery BoHing.-
The True Democrat, so called, a Wing pa
per, published in Cleveland, by the Hon.
E. s. Hamlin, formerly Wing member of.
Congress from the 2lst District, and the
Wing paper Of largest weekly circulation
on the Reserve, thus bolts the Wing nomin-
atoms:
Whig Nom;notions-SaUery Triumph
ank.-As we anticipated, the Wings have
nominated FAC. Taylor for President! Fill.
more of New York is put on the ticket for