Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
duty. Or. " rIborn drew a vivid aud eio-

duty. Or. Nelborn drew a vi,i id aud elo
quent eontras, between the sigilant cours'
If the administration, aud what ~ouId hay,
Re suited had the behests Of Whiggery beef
iobeyed. TIE President ask ths permits
sion Of Congress to send the army to pro
Itect the South. western frontier when Tex
a. was praying for protection for her womel
and children, while the Mexican lance wa
brisiling 1T their doors, and what is the re-
suit? speeches for and against measure,
I" repell invasion are made, while the erie,
Of the .d~efsnceless frontier inh abitants are
iof no avail. The enemy cross the Rubicor
and sack town after town, and still the
wing cry in Congress is, not yet! not yet!
I he enemy move on from town to town,
and from St4te TO State, and it is not unit
they reach the soil Of "old Kentuck," the
threshold of whiggery, that they are con.
WINGED that the army should move to the
rescue. 1t. was a fair representation Of
what We might reasonably have hooked for
from Congress" The Doctor contrasted
tia 6tsess Of Gems. Cass and Taylor for
tue Presidency, in clear and forcible man.
Ger. He showed that the country had new.
er been ina more prosperous condition.
All classes Of industry are yielding q fair
remuneration, and the wing panic-makers
have ceased to yelp, ruin, ruin! their 70.
vorits note. Yet the Taylorites are asking
for . change, and are unable to tell upon
what prineipks-the country wants no
change.
In his reply Mr.. Anderson confirmed the
ne had received from various
accounts Of him, that his words contained
more wind than argument. He said it vas
6rst time bis competitor had preceded
HIM in the canvass, and he had upon this
occasion endesvor.d to consume all the
time allowed them, to save himself the
greatest drubbing he ever had. (Cheers byI
the wkigs.) To accomplish that work, bel
consumed himself about three hours, At the
expiration Uf tWo Of which, he had scarce
cut his club. Alter . few preliminary
he undertook that drubbing, by|
following his competitors remarks upon
the Currency. He declared his ~opponent|
had eysded tile question BY not telling what
klnd Of . currency he fsvored,-and thstl
90 when the Doctor had advocated and
ably defended the much abused Sub. Trea.
Jury scl.e,ae, that has worked % ~sdmirsblyI
IS to silence the croaksrs for . Bank
We then, after such IN onslaught - this,
attentively TO hear his commitment
Ipon the subject Of the Currency, which
W. found about ss explicit as Gen. Taylor'sl
etters upon that suhjeet-he was With hisI
candidate upon that subject At least.
He-then tried the Tsriif, advocating che
'niicy Of discriminating for protection, ias
ew remarks. He lsudsd the Tariff Of l842I
IS an equitable and wholesome measure,
md then threw the credit responsibility
Il passing it away upon she democrats, b.
,suse he said three loco.focOs 10 thu Sen
tie voted for the BILL. His argument wss,
hat tie democrats were responsible for the
Measure, because three Of them and eli the
voted for it. Yet, I've said it was Q
'reat and good measure. Upon this quss.
ion, however, he was forced to leave ths
Of HE candidate aud group in the
Here wass Taylor elsc.or sdvocs,-
ng a measure that lie Taylor) refuses to-
He soou, however, left all meal
ares and, gave Us his reasons for support.
ny old Zsck. IL support lnln," SAID he,
'becatse | believe lie is hoisst." WE'LL,
his wsf the reason, and avery good reason
far - il went ). but 10 it Only accessory:
hat a msp should be honest to 6li the Ex.
'cutivs Char If tins Union? Where sleeps.
lie mental powers Of q Benton, q Clay, aI,
;sss, q Webster or Calhoun, that = mere
'vGiQbk shsIl set them aside because he is
Could not Mr.. Anderson fluid sn
onest man among the distinguished states.
ZEN Of his party? it 10 q severe reflection.
We thought we could see in Dir. AS re.ls