The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

' est naAn and a moderate Repntiican snd BasiIas the Misisier of Foreign Afaifs- although bong sus- peeled ot tssdeEcy to red Sepa afiss befaved Doeiy in the affair Of Louis Bianc He syas ihe on. f AiaisteT Ebo had the courage ana the honesty 10 demand the arrest and irial of tsss rnad aeiaago- gGe.
 Gisai Ratification '.Bursi np'' ia New Fork. The Great Taylor Ratification meeting ia Canal street, New York came cE ot Tuesslsy night zee n Nes fogk city. The Trtbune ssys ashe.e was from hve 10 SIX hundred reFEsns press ni" ard tke demonstrations of ihe aadienee wefa ass of the meet harmcaiuas character Tins meeting, 1t wiI be feeeeeted. Is the great adjourned oae. called hy the whigs to raiiY fhe nainiaaion of tic candidate and which was expected 10 te one of the largest oi the season. As sampie of ihe doiags, we publish the openiag address of Philip Hone. the chairman Of the meeting as reported iH tue HeaTid
 Alter inc officers had been elected. Hoa. Philip Hone came forward and addressed the crowd, ss fel lows:
 .sBrother whigs conntrymep. Nv Yorkers thank you for putting lns in ;his hoilof1bie posi ton fshoufs and cheefs) for feeognizing in ue an eli whig three tong and loud ceers) uio has ser vej you fgF the hei part of hslf century, and Is wiling to serve Joa again for another hsif eeniu4y 1T he eaa. fCheers aad iaugtter1 fhank yoa fer rccognzing in nc rersrnai and political friend of Henry ciay. tHsre there was snother oab4rsi of loud enfhnsissn-the cheers weie tremendous and re-ooa5led. The mention of tie name tf Clay seemed b rouse the crowd into fife and action 1- Mir H. esntiaued-A sapportes of has prsncipIes-
 disciple ol that great taaa, and have always look cd upon him as tie lender oi the whig party Loud chters sRd hHrrahs.)
 Now, however. under the present ciFeumstsnces l want you to recognize Taylor man, Trsms Bdous npEnar and Interruption, ssnof-ssyes' mo, np'--"yes"-s'he has no rrineiplesf- s'what are bis principles'-ano ne.'' Gentlemen, | a long serv iee-f Hnrah fer Csay--huyrah and loud cheefs.l Gentlemen, claim yoar aitenJion--l claim it by the privilege whfch my grey hairs bestow upon me 10 give ycu BY roaasel and advice ia the words of truth aud so5erness. {Sensation l cali upon yoa to discard your prsudiees as I do taine. tCries of Clay, Clay, and cheers for Henry Ciay.) l myself should have preferred Hsnry Clay there the barsts of entkussassn la the crowd for Henry Clay, and tbe cheers at the n.eafi3n os lis name. we overwhelmingly >-hui the representatives of the whig party of the whole Critei Sta'es isave met together ia convention aad decided oihsrwise. tHfss-s--hiss-s1 They had ao object in view but the good of the bogntry. Therefare--( his.ss--f ask foa--finss-hissl--i entrsst you tn go foF ibe nominee ui thst convention. fCsu 3ser cheers here arase-'sYes yes. yes" and ehsvss, On oas side -s.So. uo. ne,' aud equally. perhaps iSsder, de- fnonstfaisoas on the other ssde.> ask soa to 20 Tor him rsho'--"yes, yesa--"no, no great con fusion a8d uoro7r l-becsuss f'sno ns. never''--- 'syps yes. hurrah"l te is bes, f"ao he IS nst'r- .sYes',-"ne, nc )--she best caadiAaie under sll circgmstaaees. t"No. ne, 10, never. neser"-- .siarra cheers for Hesry Clay" Three cheers were then rai-ed and eontiaued bud and upfeaslous for losstime.1
 Now, gratl-Fpea. gentlemen what D sas zsnt' what Is Y Cur osjeet 1Lvui shotts. .'.tfsy Cisy') Well. Wei then, I am for Csy. teo. fImmense ebee'ihg followed tas deS ara Ina) Bit can yssu elect fieary clsys that's tie qa -s.ioA. t"yes'- 'no. nos'-"yts, yes, yesS-.'ne-''l You know he has ns elsaee, TAs eoarefoou. fteselore has nonsihafed an honest nnsn, bfsYe fran-s map Of uni.n.eac' ahse chsrae'ef,-a vhig Here ssae coa- fisian aud shouts were rea0able3-' Nc, tie. no. s Will veu hear uae9 Went You hear msa IL yeu know whal a ieYish clever felipss 1 stn yen scu u hear me rMaehisughter and good haDor,l sAg he Is as- honest uass, god tnaa. sound man as far as kaoe hls oPlEans' Here hs cries and shouts were renewed, and tne oh CTS foI Clay wese
 epeated.g a isis thai you ng rasn out there would come ie supper with and not stsoai 90 lof Clay liar; sh, h'errsh'1 say he is sound rnsn % far a. hs can upaefs,ssd hls principles. (Skon's, ..Ee bas nc pTiaciFis4." uaieistand his pri.eipies 10 De that bs Eli not approve fl ths sxrrciss ol the yeio poWer when the good c' the people sees noi demand t. sSaifst tie voice of tBe lee siaare isay Gen Ta,for, under al cireuuls'agcess is true to s5ntd principles. Cf;feat uprosfasd inserrapiiaes sIeass ot dtsapFfobaiien.) lea iss' axe. | Vii te you wbese sou are mistaken. yea ihiak ao body but ycurs@ives are whigs, there you Bsss'aken. there as good wh-s as yoa, an4 bet'er loo, who 20 for Gen, Ts5ler. We mus keFe The gbiss
 hfoas hagt the tty, must lister to tie vi.-s ef she Uniea. and max the best selection We can If rea won't do 'si oa aet ike the silly boy, whs, becsnse he coGld not have The best apTies ia tbs basket. he .ooS.-a rptten. iCfes 'Aes totte ose, 'hgrrah for Clay" biss-s h'ss-s hBrrsh."
 Now, wsl blise the matter ,o q poift Win yon have lewis Cass fo. yoar President CT another ihsn' That's the poinf. l ssy. If you woni have Taylor ala yoa have Cass iiieJe tAe scysasas roafs, gneans. tisscs, and no. ncrs. fer me sbsslssely dratensas, in their lodess al sni glssien.l He is the perfec snd complete esnbesi- foent oi ds'pagogais' He has declared war sssinst al tse word. He intends to shizs LLe gSeat fu'k by the beari. to whip oiT the crosn from Queen Nisfefia-though perhaps be has more sease' than 10 do thst-5gi If these net his seEiinsnts, he Is . SAc'IviNg d-nsgogae tA loud veies in the crowd, We want arguments and fscts '-ssf~ral ofa;qrs ia the crowd ai dil'rsni sPots, wefe voc. fsrsiIpg together. Great esal9sioH-'t9Ia liHl oat''-.taFa e4.t that custom o1se iahbeE" This Gen Gas is ike the Mac-Aoniaa mailman. or fife sweie- or hs is ike the Graech et ieone-or be IS ike Oliver CfenRell of Eesiani, he Is ee'asgo- gae, playing gPon he passions oi ihs peePie pam Psrtug 10 their wars pa<sions Tor his orn adyahse- aent' rUproar, shouts hiirrshs Tor hemy Clay Gentlemen ask you. fIieAds fep'Teai yoa-whAt Brother wings, Will you Lot lear mel ask yop, wtsat chance woald ihe bs tor HeRfy tlayI tLcaf gusts of teuspesiaous hnrrahs and steais, ''yes, yes can, mast have him me. no, ''xes. ] 1eS. aJiofy is34as ht, s"' ~4S!i Clay,s} Tine whole afsr is broazht Gos n 10 s n4r- TOW point--it is now Taylor og Csss, and fseoody else. ICteeIs and shocis of o7posas parties Tn 'he eraws -
 Fe..ow citize.s, wan; ypa ic surpef'the noFnin- alton. No. no. uo--eisy. Ciay-ioui ehreis fer Clay and great tamulf--shoais .or Tsrlof at dfrr- snt poiais. The meeting was as divided Us could be- but the enthusiasm Tor Clay evlienlly plspea- denzed1 Nf H con,inued--f tell you am a gaed Clay maH as any enc os ea, as sny tFseaj oi NJ Clay esn be. tG4eat and loud applause was Clay 2sa sefore these screaming, ssoaHng bras there were born. tCheers and iaags,eF-) stn an al olG wbig, and mean to dis ia he cAise. l was born ia Il; have WershF?ed ia | ;aoa l mean to ais ia it. Ny opponents are pafetl uf boys, who wee not in exis eece wfs sas eh ldren sese born Loud ani frequent iatsfraPtoaz.j Il have =. 4... s, x,,. a.-.r r,.. say h@sf sre &s want