The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
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- ass. Emroa s--St is true have not seen n ths numbsrs of ths Van Bnrsn aIussliiksneef" siacs t dofFsd Its nsatralty in '44;A but have ssen many numbers of that paper which have been Publishsd during the iast eighteen months. Tbe editor says bis papeF supported Polk and Dallas in 4A and new supports Csss and Batler. That Ae has been wa ging extsrminating warfare uPsa discfganiasEs.-- This al sounds very well, and serHs psry dcmocratic but was not George ". Clarke. the editor, a dsie- guts to our last dsmecgatic State convention ai which Drew was nominated for Governor and dohn- son for CongTeas7 Some time after these nomina- tlons were made, did not this pyy demoeraf'r editor, who wsges aextrsminating var upon disor- ganisers." seek to brsag out dissrganizIng iude- pendent candidate against the regular nominee of the DcHsecratiC State convention, for the office of Governor; and did not this same very democratie editOr promise the gentlemen who were solicited e ssppo and inasacs of his psPer provided either of them would raa against Gov. Drew ! If 50, where was his democracy and If he could have succeeded in getting out an Independent candidate, what would have become of his "extermiuating warfare upon dIsorgaDisers7" Would It not have been against tssS WVtAauoS ahu tu lNNoE VT ttp HANOtb Moss certainly.
 Now, Mir. Editor, 1 could scarcely give credit to this report until calmly reflected over the disOr- ganiting tendency of many articles which have been published ia the In;elilgencer, assaing with much maiignity Col. A. H. Sesier, and many other demo- crafs who have ever been Fae steadfast and faith ful to their pinciples and party. have found the Inielligencer constantly warning upon members of the democratic party, seeking by uawarronied att taeks to prcstraie and put down some of the best democrats in tho State.
 Is not such a course, closely following after the report referred to, enough to put good democrats on the alert, and lead them to reflect about the ob jcct of the prosecuting war which has been waged against Col Sevier, and other good democrats 7--- How do disorganzcrs and preteaded democrats do in jury to the democratic party when independent can didates csn not be brought out Do they not, if editors, most generally pour out their torrents of abuse against the most prominent and the best demo- crats of the party Most certainly they do, such dis organizers always find some imsey pretext with which they seek veil the eyes of the democracy. Now. Mir Editor, the democracy will tear down this veil. With their omnpotent breath they will blow away the smoke and dust which has been raised in this unholy!and presenting war; which has been ged against Col S., they will, with keen and search ing eyes, look upon the actors and calmly reflect about the designs and objects of those who seek to overthrow Gel. sevier, and with hin the democratic party. The democracy will remember that this is not the first attempt made 10 prostrae this distin- gnished and talented democrat. They will remem- Der that certain whigs used to say if Col Ssvier could be put down that other members of the dem- ocratic party in this Satc could afterwards be over thrown, and the cause of whiggery rise triumphant.
 Why is il that there are now certain bitter pari- zan whigs uniting with the edgor of the lnteiIigen- cer in their Opposition to the reelection of Col Se vier to the '. s Senate, Let the democracy be- ware of such CO., workers. Why is it that pariizau whgs seek to eb,sin signatures to papers to nsract members of the Legislature to vote against Col Se- vier7 Is 1t not because they want to put down the most prominent tslented and influential demo- ert in the State, hoping thereby to obtain triumph which to essit and revive the dropping spirits of whiggery The "Demecra,' that BsisaIm med pa- rer Ike the Van Bursn "In,elligencer'' supports Cass and Butler; but let the dSniocrsey bear in mind that these two papers have been andare continually warring upoa and misrepresenting sOIee of the best and most consistent democrats in the State. The editor of the "Democrat," it is well known can not be safely trusted by the democratic perty and the editor of the lntelgepcer, if he would seek to bring out disorgsnzing candidates against the nominee CT nominees of the democratic State eonventiotf ccr- tainly should possess no influence with good demo- crats. Is it to be wondered at that such papers as these sssah good democrat like Cei. scyier ter tainly not. Nothing else could be expected from them. But the sound and stcadfast democracy srcy win Col. Sevier and by their support he will agau be trmshanty elected to the U. 5. Senate in splts of disorganizers.
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