The Arkansas banner. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1843-1851, 1848-09-12

! A immense nlestiag OF the democracy was he'd
q, Charleston. en- the 2fst uls for the purpose Of
Proclainipg determination no, 10 Surrender tha'
District to the vhigs The 6at s~s gone fesA TIA,
Taylor viii gise no pledge to support soatlstra in
'ersSts. and Seath Carolina is reaGy and wiling to
wlseel ato the RANKS Tor Cas- and Batter
After The organization Of the mestlny, A. n.
Bsowx, ESQ prosesss the fo,lo'v ing proanlbs aad
resolutions. which were adopted with Few 6isssn-
ting voices:
'sSiaeo Tue establishment 81 our INDEPENDENCE,
tyre aatSgonist parties hsve essicd ia shis eeaRtgv
auder variety 81 nsgnrs be alwsys wisa ~. same
ae;eet--an uncaasiag eeahet has beea wavea be-
tween them. the oae. the present w.3ig sastv Of
e taiea. cea;easiag lss ksiitRaas,ry cesssir.sc-
ton Of the Consultation. has advocated bies, Pro-
ectiye IaFiH, Natioaa, Bsnk, tho ribatian of
the proceeds OF the pubic iendS, an exirava-aal
system Of inieraal improvements. an assumption
Of tho Stzte debts, thc haaktHpt law. ana the whole
afooj Il federal measures.
The other. tha present dcuaoc rattle PARTY are AL
vocates OF free trade, iow Ga5ies. debt separation
from banks, economy. non interference uisi, tin,
doateslic Institutions OF the states eaaal rv,tS y,
all citizens, whether native or adopted ami .ty;,
adherence to the Constitution.
As the opponents of the prncinls-s Of demo-
cratic party. Lewis Gss and VI lisus . Bnf;- have
been nominated BY tae Convention tatesy ass,t,h m
a Baltimore, and Gea- Zseissfy Taylor and Maiar8
iiaierT- SIS exPonehis Of the wbsg rartv hy the
Convention rcecR,sy held AZ Pli3asielphia
The democracy OF seuih Carolina having payti-
cipated ia the action Of neither Of these Conven
lions are yet FREE 20 make their choice Of President
aad Vice Prssi8eai of tae DATED States an t,r
tae iate movement ia our very midst 20 euiT; eur
PEOPLE eRder the baaHer of whigre-v IA fhe ts.y
soa Of Gen. Taylor. il becomes necessary for the
democracy Of Charleston 10 declare their views. ana
-Trrouu-- trr-ts -trssrr " r-r-r
tioaahy narrowed down to Lexis Cass and " flis,a
= Batter en- the oGe haad aud Tea. Zachary Tay-
loF and hil.aFa Fillmore the other. ii the de-
iaoeracy OF Charleston Disiiet desire To cast their
vote where Is ia9aeace viii b. felt thew mas,
aFray themselves sader the standard borne bx the
Que other party.
S4sail the democracy Of Charleston gather un.'er
Wig standard aaa shall they forge; the lear
cherished principles they have faagat for
" hen tue wing party present Gen Zachary Tay-
Tor IS sstateF who has meFitsd praise GA account
Of ais bei.ianF military Nslsits they caanot
a. n TIE warmth ct their admiration. His eaaa-
tFyDea wild neyer withheld ihe Just faIae slae him
as military Commander; nor viii east eleat
over ihe page which reeords his keroissn also to be
There recorded that We have postponed him TO an
other 10 thts canvass. Tor whose civil qualifications
We have e'teE assurance aisa who's. friuci.ls a.
better sPproye.
To tI.e qualifications to civil otics Gen TAYLOR
mikes 40 pyefeHsioas. The science OF politics
gate as u1cessaTy 10 tie Statesman - the ar, Of
war 10 TIE soldler-tlen Taylor processes never 10
have sHced. Ills political principles lake their al
a'rftsan Of the wing Enbodilneat:" and w}d..
hc proc aims himself whig. Ee prefers the eois
siews 81 Hcary Clay 10 those ol all the democratic
eAPoaens OF tie Consultation siHce the time Of Ier
iersaa Opposed 10 tie exercise Of tho yete power
on TIE subjects OF tie tariff. the Currency sld in
lcraa Improvements, he woali also withhold il ON
a.. t!EtErtE LIE. agfIu at
mrstie policy.
These tire political sentiments aFov,e, Il, Gan
Taylor they hsve beea Recognized by bfs sass.or
tiers al over the a.ou. ana af- the sssaracss nf
"hesi the wai< toayentoa, sElfL cesed doors. were
wiling Ia TAX tiHn, without Further pledges Is the
true e2pageat Of their perry.
a candidate 80 Objectionable. the democracy of
CHafistoa II never Support II Graiters not u here
UOrH. wietles south or nofta. tsst or west.
1 ION t'ea. faviar saa N5.4ni Fillmore the no
Wiaees 81 tie sgai1S. tara 10 Isagis Cas- Ifs-l
" sst'sth - b9ieT La cl;-s.aes o. tic ce.aocrltle
party.
A. rerarls Lewis Cass, ". prel-r Hiat for Prs,l-
dent d the T. STATES amongst either reasons
Firs;. Because lte stalss pleg 10 sir.tipisier tha
government agoa PfiaciPirs ayowsa 10y i4e se-at
crfaocfste party ef t!se Uuioa, ia tie estss.5sa-
nest aah H1siA'eaaaee Of Nhiei. So4;ii CaTollaa
has aetel q conspicuous port.
" prefer bfal brc&tsSe ia his ciccf2aa the ~r.-t
eTYaiiFe power, the Executive veto ri BE- pre-
sFrFed anl yiascaIeyi as legitimate cetG and bal
agce % jae Cove iiHet--13i tv ills 4. tr-rss con-
FaPt amd iwless ma5or;ies controlled !~g.tisas D.
gi,';''n brittle sn. destroy protection Of Vi
~ iaCrian-s y ta- riglts AND <5ers~ts III tho
South, 4n- one wlrrsi iaas ait3itg uiace I'm flr
principles oi iac .iEs, or ia any Plee-e ar pes-
uiss 81 their Hoainee-
" prefer attn l@eau-e. in biz election. stalfft,
w5H D. given 10 tas policy AMI institutions Of ne
eoaa'ry 10y ps-seTsa the democratic sscrrrasacv
prefer isifs' tsa31sc ibc ciFil positions Ia has
occupied, o99 with distinction uaiHfajna. GIVE as
slraaee IT has ctpsbtiy 10 tj~cirga Ihc DATES in
ciaeni 10 the thisI Ha-istrley ef tie afoa
" Z prefer ham bec1use ~. bs!ss~e undeg his All
Eliatsiratoa. while oar foreign relations wu T..
an'e1biy qteserysyi qairt viii Be- purchased b., 90
hnmttlilag or cgwar4ly concession.
w prefer bim because he has ayOwed his 6ofo-
ions ga ala ilta great issues b.ere the couu9r, ana
neither ai'-cts ignorance nor seeks eonc,a' a1ent Of
htS political priucj ,ics.
We prefer hiJn bac-iss. he has NOT e.l.r~.i fr b
elevation by attempting TO couciiIe the sHtsgoai.t
parties Of the coaatry, and j. wtng 10 z.ak er
swim vista tls. aesaocTacy cf de q asu iu tiisrr.
cPles 81 waiefhc ht< j-.en educated sad the ni,o
sure' Of which he hes pledged himself 70 maintain
Ftaaltys W prefer Lewis Cass. because he i op-
posed To lhe e1erej-. Of legislation b4 Congress over
the matter Of sas -, aaa denies t1s, hs holy has
aay grant of iIe requisite power over the subrct
ausI@r tae Const tali5u
"hi.o we tha- prefer Lewis Clss. for rresf mt.
" 90. % Butler = recommended t3 us for Wee Pc
.'aeni- as patriot a4o hss ses-i his devotion 10
his country by ssltier'. is=st blood. vino, as
-i-testnin ga her councils, hat Sisrn good earnest
that tnr irae PTlaePle, ii de'agerscy will never
sHaef deitimeut 80 has keeping. ils 1t therefore
/. Resolved That 10 j. now esl,etieny Tor every
cs'noefa ia CbariesiJa District 10 exercise Ia, sd.
irags III the e!eciiah at President ald Eiee Pre.i
dent ann c0nrtDis hi aid 70 save the ccnnfYs frosl
" h'z ntsfale; ANA taat the maintenance og the
oe"eerai'c party a. al aid tlne u,orv unportaui thea
the advocacy OF say in1,silaai however ensiasnt
nay have been h's Paa.ic services or personal ebay
atter.
: HeaotFej, That ihe esrat question Of equal
rights nader lbr Cou,iitsi8a. Of the .iyg5.o1i9.f
aaa Ho4.eAvenoiai1E States. ia row. SIS ever -,,-
'irfel by as srs@0anl - al other f@saas bat ne
recognise 10 stronger claims 70 our confidence Ia
ttis particular, ia t.le Whg uomtnee. eiia~r from
hls can expressed oPinoBs tne associations oil
P'Tis' q tf7m any other cause, than ia bis demo
Cr4tse Ueriuasnf-