The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-20
Interesting Correspondence.

We have the pleasure Of laying before our read eys the letters which have pasard beiwern theCom- miitre q Correspondence appointed by the Eali- more Convention, pnd the Presidential Nominee Of that cengeution. GeneFal Casu's reply is admire bie. H will be seen thss be plauts hiinself upon the noble platform or The resolutions that sd opted at Baltimore. The fandsmenlai articles of faith which they proclaim not. however, The creation ct the day. They were first adopted in fSt0, Fe-aaopted Tn isa4s and are new once more saseioaed by The delegated dcsbotfaey of the late Baltimore CenrentioB it was the platform on which James h. Po'k plasDd bisnself, and which be- "fsihlulIy te its res,s has Esalosly and eherseti caiiy carried out---;Sue fe all his prineiplee, and true to all his piedges. These principles will again bc adopted by inc rpabiican party of ihe Uhicni and they will marshal the way 10 victory in the coming campsign.
 The additional resoutions expressive of the feel ings of the convention in he of the present. administration on ihe war with Mexieo, and on on sympstfsies wth the revelation ol FFnnee, have emAnaied from committee, al the head Of which stshds Mr. Haiett. of Boston. We cannot ,psy them higher compliment than 10 snysshsi they worthy of the nine oiAer resoiuiiohs which were adopted by The two preceding republican eon- reniions.-GRi0u.
 Letter tO General Cmss.
 BALTIMORE. May 2s. Isss. Dear 7Siy-You doubtless apptiscd of tie fact that a National Convention of repnblcan delegates ( this city on 22d iBst. Tor ihe purpose of select ing caBdlafes for the two highest executive ofices of the Uhiled Statss. We gratfied in having if ] m our power 10 inform you tilai the convention. with great unanmiiy, agreed to present your name 10 the country fer the office of President, and re- i requested us to comm uncate to yon tlhs noulha- ton, and solicit your acceptance. In performing this duty. which we do wiih great pleasure, II fs proper that the resolutions adopted by the conven- ] ton. and containing the principles upon which they believe tho government ought 10 De admins tered should be laid before you. These constitute platform broad enough for all true democrats to stand upon. and enough to exclude all those who may be opposed 10 the great principles of the l democratic party. That these principles will meet with your cordial assent and support. and De illus tratcd in your administration, if called to this high 1 office by your country, we do not for moment doubt; but feel assured, that whilst yoa exercise forbearance with hrmness. you will not 'ail 10 ert your faenltes 10 malntain the principles and just compromises of the constitution in spirit oi moderation and brotherly love, vitaly essential l to the rerpeiuy of the Union and the prosperity i and happiness of our common country. We offer you sincere congratulations upon this distn- gaislsed mark of the public confidence, and are. with sentiments of high esteem and regard. deaf sir, You friends and oheaient servants, l A. STEVENSON, President National Convention. ] Roht. ?. Dunlap. of Ma,ne : ]. H. Steele, of New Hampshire,
 Chester W. Chapin, ot Mas, . Ira Davis, of Vt | B. B. 1hurs1on, of K. l, ] Isaac Toacey. of Conn, 1 c. D. Wall, of \. J., 1 J. G. Jones, of Penn i A. J. Rainey, of Ark. ! C. N. Bowers, Of Mo C Mcdonald, ef Ga. i J A Winston, of Ala J McGehee, of Fa. Powhatsn Ellis, of Mise.
 K w English. of H. ] C G English, of Ia. 1 J. Larwell, Of Ono,
 Thomas J Rnsk. oi Texas Austin k Wing, of Michigan.
 Solo. " Dewnes, of La.
 ThompSoa Martin, Of Tsna.
 l. Saunders, of Kentucky, James Clarke, of Iowa.
 HelicHsiein. oi Nisconsin,
 B Dasi,, Of DeiauaIe, C Howard. of Maryland, ] Ed P Scott, of Nirsinia, I " N Edwards, ol North Carolina, 1 J N Commander. Of .. Carolina. To General LEWIS CASS,
 Washington Ci'y.