The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31
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 We eannet thiak ti.as sha Sanlhesn whig leaders pFc~euse mach ga she cFvdwiiy vf the eenses af aholit aatsa fillmore. has th tgs hsaEle aeel ia hts behalf sa lo he astFilatef ae nnelheF ennehsf ef sivina him sfifi saaf siFRetA V fte NeefA, Ag fse pery b raf grssSds mAhA keis sstsiaf q fss S,ntA, we look cR z as the fruis ef Ns-RaFsyssM What whtg lrssee has told sne ef slN Fank ana 6ls ct his parry thas pFepoaBmtan iatra5nrmf hasa the SeuNee by She EnfAsasss HaIp "a abul1h aia8exY in the Dlssrsea of C0gunhla rscelvcd te empppFt v the leadnK W Whlga from shp haEshefn 9Faies, whiie evvry Dnsocrsf lnsm tbe fFee Sasea voted aRntrsst ni A fssw short years sGs a wnnld not nst havs bcen thus, 4 Seashern lsadef ef Whiga<m wpmsd hsye said e hls neighbsss anA ienAs ahaasas neav duct tilr~afsned the stability ef gleFs4Hx umisn, aud shst 1fi saeh usen sheuld se deneaueed ia ths most anmeasarediesBa. Bat eew. whr . tisy hsss heeome dissenspered with Ne-pastyss~. tary ssem to act aa though they thought t . rart gttfass ta coaceal from tAear fIcnas ghe startling fant t,at
 ei leading whig frssnds in ths semaic egthe Unssd Stat c. voted tn favor af Elalsa pFppeesiea tu abolish sasveFy Ia the Osssrict sf CslaasiAa.
 Shsaid the Nc-pasty sa fsfieas emee tls ~afcat Wtig pAFy.' snccrsd h .se canning Kfes.asnsial election, we believe thst at the South, tsaegfae will become us justly edsoas as HaEsfefd Gses vcntionis, was. after the last war with kagtz'td Thea the south tn lust cAna. is stsiksn down by the sid aad eemfort given to her enemies hy her own sons then lnd~sd may she exslsisa that gfea. ter wreag hes bcen done her thsn was eeatemsiNssI against oaE refsns uaien by the Hartford tsnssa- tisniSts.
 The succession CT the facston arFaysdsgAinAt the Democracy ls impossible, though wa ae aet lhlAk il the irasi prebahiei but yterRal tganes ss ihs price of IibeTtyr would argn every UctnanfAss as well as every otier uBion.toviWg ciiixem ta ba aciive in the good old cause aud thma triufepsany elect ear glorious national Hhiea-lcvsng siassiert hsarers whose private virtues and spabisc ea4eers SO fully entiiIe the te our hearty aud cordial aup port f the privilege wss cnrs te present easisess for the democracy fsr the President and ire Ire. silent in our ndgmeRt amongst all the good aad great stafesmea of whom oar party can so lsstis boast we could not oandi hates more ae>srttng every way of the sappaTt of e uAtaftslle4 aFHiS- cracy tlssa those now inscribed upon oar bahnef, C4ss and Batier Both ef thsm are 'hfAve el's NAl~ uatesss,'' and hsvr fraaeeea grateful Nsrsre in our couatrys esuse and both af tham have slsss as SrArxsnES, clothed themselves with hsneF ia pre- mosiag the greataess sf our beloved ssanffs -- Rte imUh d EHqairr