The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
HaE MILL fHET NaaK YacRfHER.


 We have sought to wafa shoscana DesbocFney against the insidiOas csaTss ef that ispeaed pa- per the "DemOeEaL" We knew the tlsachefy of It's editor and have witnessed ha eoEts to proasshe and destroy the demecrniic party la Arkansas-
 The whiagish and disoFganizIag tendency of this paper and the Van Burea Intelllgeneer were plain that the lasi Democratic State Convention, the lar gest ever hold In ibis State, passed resOlutionre- psaisslng ali papers protesting to be democratic which weald not anits in sastaiaing and sdsecn- ting the nominees Of the State Convention. We ask the party whai kind of support did these paPersgiv the nomineesl Certainly 'ssry listie tO speak of While the editor of the Democrat adopted sort Ot neutral course Wis charged, and we have good sca- son ie beive it. that the editor of the Vsn Bureu Intellgeaeer ia the face of the resolution Of the Democratic convention of which he was memt'er' sought to bring out disOrEanizing candidat" Tor ihe office of Governor against Gov. Drew the Ho- mnee of the convention.
 We have not proof that efforts were made io bring out a candidate in like manner to oppose C0isne' Johnson the nominee for Congress, but we would not be at all surprised jf lime should deveoPe the whole of tlis wire working scheme and prove that inc Dcmocrst and InisfligeneeP both sought for an opportunity to turn their batteries against the noe minees of Ghe Democratic State Convention, hersby to disorgauize divide and distract the demo- cratic party, that whisgery might ,rismph. / Having failed to carry on, these plans the next effort has been 10 overthrow seadlng, hrsn, consistent and honest democrsts,--Ons by The party has been warned against these eiFors; and knowing that thsirptau and cbiects s+s+etsst t l. sxPaaed these papers sitemp, to ridieue the idea that the prostration of sash democrat as Col. Scyief would inufe the party in Arkansas. Let the sound democracy calmly reflect about these matters and they will see that these papers ven, their whole war on those supposed to be the strongest democrats in the State They may say that se party can get along very we'll without sustaining Colonel Seyer or any other sound and talented democrat, but when we find bitter poriizan whigs uniting openly and bold Iy with these two pretended democratic editors in an attempt to defeat Col. Seyier, who ever has been leading and distinguished member of tbe party and enjoyed its full confidence we think 1t time for all true men to be on the alert.
 The combinations heretofore secretly formed with whigs sre::now begnningto come out, large as life Bitter parizan whigs now at work secretly cir eula,ing and carrying round petitions for signatures to instruct members of the Legislature to vote against Col. Sevier In such opponents the editors of the "Demoerat' and Van Bursn "Intelligencer' have faithful co-abOrerif and fl they could sue eeed in defeating Col. Sevier what glorious tri- umph for the whgs and dsorganizers. It Is aston ishing to look on this unhoIy combination and sec how we'll they work together. Such alliances ve heretofore been exposed and defeated, and inc peo pie will again defeat them, and Col. A. II, seyier will again be elected to the ' s. Senate.
 Capt Marryati the popular novelist died at Lang ham England the 9th uIt from the bursting of a biood vessel