The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18
Q. P BALDwtH, Esq., sr R. H. GAiLxlfaN. $ Ediios ua RiehmsaA Rspstsissr,

M Editw oa Richmsna RspstiiesN, epas s' Richmond. Va. Backs cut iron shs forerosas ~.eesuSlv.,, and agrees to submit M the decision cf ths WkiE Naiioa- q Convention.
 swiNs yArroxAl coSsEyrios. Jaae Is43
 Mir. Saunders, ot Louisiana, rsad tas following paper:
 The position eeeupisl by Gen. Tsygov, In rssa- ton 10 the PFcsde0ey does noa seen e he corr .eeiy understood by many persons and ios thal reasoa. 1t IS deemed proper by the deiesai6a sf Louisiana 10 make saeh explanations amd sssteusants in relation to that position a snay eisetnaliy remove a dous aud the effect of nlssps esshsation 0a that point | Gen Taylor has tsken no part in bsingi ia his hame before the American people in connexin with the Prssidrney nor desa bs present Wis natna to .his asnvsaiisn as caadidate. Ills tEaands tisrvpgh the couniry rsther discouraged shan enc by him, have placed an pFssninesly before the noa as worthy oi filing the place ses occupied by the Father ei hir caUairys and Gen. Tsyiof from senss of duty. has asseaed to Ihe nomination.
 He considered himself ia the hands ot his friends who have honSrsi him wtsk their choice, He has publicly and Fupea cdly slated that they sigha isf. draw hgm wienever they ihoughl ths ih,szssts q ihs cehD,ry, n thesr epiHions Teapised it He does not consider that, nad the circumstances in which his name has been bsoaght foswsri. h would bs proper ih hun te withdraw hisaself. Such hns Acea hs lostdoa Sincs hr ass nte iu the use ot hS hatn sabseq qaent 10 the cAp;are of Monterey, and such hts p, s'tiou now. 0n behalf of the ,issegation of Louisiana, VII ia teE state. that Gen. tsyter desires Il tO bs stood that ia hls oPsaton, his ifisnds who isto this Convention bound to abide by it's de esson. and to sssiain the neataee hsart and soal' --,hai Gee. Taylor fecogniAss ia lis friends ia l his Com ea,ioa ihose Hho have the Tigh lo with- draw his nsse, and will cheerfafy sc4aiesce in such withd' awA ss
 1 tea. Taylor, also authorized 10 say, will
 asil with es,iEe satisfaction the nosaatiaa by iLs Convention ot any oitcs thaa hlnself bssn< psrsua ded that the welfare oi our county p qai CTS | change Of Ren and measures, In otdsT to a3rvI the doHnward tt Rdr ney of unf na.oRai adatTsi
 In making this ai,aouaeeuasnt the deisE ltioa ol Louisiana ~l4h Il to be distinctly understood thal Il involves no Inconsistency the part of Gen. Taylor. la case tss eOi ;e ef this Convention shall tali another Ihan len. Taylor. and his friends tlis Convent Withdraw hun, it wiil be theif act and not h,s bat ia winch lie w.Il cheerfaliy aeqai see; and by the act el SaiIlag with this Convention frieads withdraw his Ilane iroua the ass unless he be the 'alaes of the Conventfjn And We deeiD proper assnTe the whSys of th : Union That we dests tae homtnaiba oi ten. Fay Tor anal his elevation to the Psesideaey elissS than broad national gloGads.
 1 We ask lhe pubic to read the foregoing letters | carefully, and note tie fact
 | That General Taylor declares tat he will &C., I cept na patty nomination.
 a That he will accept nonilnaiion either from the whias, democrats, os natives.
 3 TkAt he would greatly prefer thai some other man should be nominated
 l. That he will not withdraw, sven should Mr Clay be nominated by the Whlg NatiOaal eouvsn. ton. ssur af
 g. That be witi submit to the decision sf :hs whig convention
 There k not whig in the Uniorf who can read I A tor without experiencing fesI.as olsaeEIasiutsi'. 1 gasA uaiea.
 The faylsF Correspondence. @' InPablishiag Gen. fayior's letters ysstefdSy, we aecideataliy omiited enc of the Gost important of the siseriesths famous letter ts Capt Aiiison- the sae whose character the Nashville Whix 90 exasf-
 y described. long before ii appeared in psint. We Row supply tiw omission; s,t s.>s ses. l sseaas skaoa Rouge, April 29, l648s | DEAR SiR; My opiaIans haze rreenay been so often miscoBceived and insreprrsehtrd, that deem t due to myself, if not br my friends. to make . brief exposi ion of tbcm upon the topics to 'whseh you have called my stentioB. ass l haxe consented 10 the use of my name 2 can. didate for the Presidency l have frankly asewed my own stt ast cf my htness for that bigh stAlioa but having. al tbe solics ioa Of many of iny eoaa tFymen, taken my position as a candidate. do not ! ieei al liberty 10 Suffeud6f mat po-tloh autB my | friends manifest wish that shodd retire rom tt l will then most gladly do 1 have no private purposes to aseomphsh-Rs Psity psojesis to basId ap-no enemies to punsl'--aoihipg to serve bai my eounfry.
 | have been very of.en addrexsrd by letter, sna my opinions have be,n asked upsR almcst every question iha might occur 10 the wnteis as a1fscl- i ing the infer of their cSanty her psrty. l have mt always responded to t1ese ip4uIies, for | various rcssoBs
 confess, whilst have great cardiaal principles whca will regulate my political life, am not saf 6ciensfy fAmar wh ali the ininHte details ot DO.
 itical legislation to give solemn pedgesto exert my tafu@ nee, if | were President; to carry cut this or defeat that messdTe. l have Bo c"ncealansnt.- l hold no upinion winch l would poi readily pro- claim to my assembled couBirymen; but crude iin- pressisns upea ma ters which may Bs fsght today and wrong to srs. perhaps, not hs best tssa ] of fitness for oticr. One who cannot be trusted ~i hoat pledges. cannot be eonfded in nefely on 1 account of tbem.
 Aia proceed, however. now to respond 10 your l iDquirIe.. ist i seisera,e ~hai have often saii-I am Whis bu, not an ultra whis. If elected, | L&eald not bs ,he mers Prcsldens oi party. wealdes- deaYor ie aet indereRdent ot party doHliaation. I should feel bou1d u adam nIssf the gvvss nnleDt un tfamnesfd sy party schemes. Sd The txtp poXsr. The power givea by tue Ie constitution to tlse Executive to iniesposs hsye- tc, Is high conservative power; but. in my opin- Ion. should never be exercised except h cases of clear yiostioA oi the eoRstittoe, nanitess hasae aud wsn, of eansiisIatoa by Congress. indeesi, haze T. ought that, Tor niagy years past, the kno~a opinions and wi-h of the Executive have exercised undue and ,sssi,d. inaaeues upon the Legislative dsartrneai of the gpyesnineDt. ad tos thia cause hsrc thought onT sy stem was ta dagger et under going great change iroin lts true theory, The rersJnai opiaiass of he Bdi tiuai bo lsAy hAppeb to occupy the Executive chair, oagh, nDt .6 roi the -ac'ioa of Coag'ess spoa qaeshoEs of domesile policy, uor oagt his objections to be lRisrposeI where qass ions of coassIiu iossi powet hass been settled by the ssrscns depas simsgis ot gossfhnlsuL aud aq'iiesced in by the people.
 3i. Upon ,hs subject ot the Gar f t'e cur sbry. the improvement af o1F gsesf biahws,s. Tivsfk, akss and hsi bors, the ws 0f the people, as eapfeas- ei tlnea tilr rcpst seDtatses ia Congress. ought ts he les ,est%d an cared out by the Exscatysr-
 4th The MexRas war. 1 sincerely Yvicscs sf