Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

pe0pk-the true source %. Al power
And wifhoutit. the most nischieSoas end
~ruinous measure could be suddenly passed
by . powerful faction in Congress to The
lasting injury Of the public.
Let It be remembered, that the Wing Ma.
tional Conventionof ls4s could not, and
dared not make sn expression against the
Proviso, and that one Of the candidates Of
that Convention IL ss dumb as an oyster,
upon the subject Of Slavery, while the 9TH
|er is convicted BY his own declaration in
favor Of .A6ohtSon. ..
Let It be remembered, that upon the vote
10 attach the Proviso to the Mexican treaty.
In secret in the United States Senate, that
every Wing Senator North Of Mason and
Dixon's line and two southern Wing Sena.
tors vsted for il. while every Democratic
Senator, except thresfrom the North, voted
|sgainstit.
Let ivts retaembeted, that every WING
State Convention north Of Mason and Dix.
on's line, which has made an expression on
the subject during the year ls4s, have de-
cisred themselves 10 favor Of the Provisu
and Free Soil.
Let il be remembered, that Millard Fill
more, the Wing nominee for the Vice
Presidency, Is an G6oAl;onist-That he has
declared it In black and white over his own
.--.
signature, that he Is in favor Of the o5oG-
ton Of sLevery in The District Of Coiunsbic.
Lett be remembered that Thomas L.
Anderson, the Wing EIector for Thu. dis.
trict, though himself opposed to the Free
Soil movement, has openly declared it as
his opinion that General Tsylos would not
veto q bill for the abolition of slavery IN the
District Of Colunbia.
Lett be remembered, that Daniel Web
stsr, the Godzihe, the bold champion Of
says thstthe. Proviso e bis thun.|
der. and that the Whigs are the only old
and tried friends Of the Free Soil move
ment l~
Let It be remembered, that Thos. Cor.
the grestoraels Of Whiggesy. declares
hat he supports Taylor Tor the Presidency
because be win not oppose the Free Soil
party, II which be ID ~ burning and Q shin.
mag light
Let It Be remembered, that many Of the
lssding Wings sf MISSOURI ere disposed te|
'dvesssS ths free ss1Fs deetfiss, thss 80
R~epnt6c1s vinhu At Il, snd that the Ntssl
Era opsaly SHOWS Il. The Republiesn iaE
'peaking Of the Hon. John Toanels,s (ofl
New Jsrsey,) refusal 70 serve upon ths|
Electoral ticket Of that State for Wan Ba.
'ea sndAdsns, and bis declaration in favor
Taylor and Fillmore, says that he atakesl
he only prscticabls ground upon which,
he friends Of that movement free soil)
mast look Cot success" The New EraI
'ays, "Ws (neaning the editor Of the Newl
Ess) have never hesitatsd a moment, tol
'vow our opinions % being decidedly f..
'orable to the extension Of the Ordinance,
II 1887 over al territory Of the UnitedI,
States, and We the editor Of the Era, vi
IRE supporting tie only eandsdose out @I,
he three Gen. zeylor] Aot N u judg.I,
s0iN honestly sustain Ae principle of,
Free Soil"
Let It be remembered, that the doctrinsIl
{ the Proviso b one Of those dangerous,
sectional issues sgainst which Washington,
'srned his couatrymen in his "Fsrewelll,
Address;"-And yet the supporters Of thisll
'easure insult the memory Of Washinetou!t
y comparing hesr leader to the Father off
Is country. |.
Let It be remembered, that even in ourlt
County, the Editors Of the sevsuty-Il
q, though they do not make much noisstb
boat y, are In fasosef lie Proviso. +
Let II be remembered, that both Of thsi
lenocratic candidates and the DemscrsticE
lrty generally, are unqusli6sdly pledeedls
ssinst the Free Sol, OF free negro no.iou,ly
Northern Whiggery, and that for thisIt
'ason, not only the whole Wing party. bu,Ip
]. '.nisgsrdom''i = .rrsysd sgaiastthem. I.
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