Democratic banner., 1849-04-02
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assemble at their respective Court Houses,
for The purpose Of making an expression
asaisst the doctrine Of the Wilmot Proviso,
and nanifesting their appreciation of the
sssolutiOps passed by our Legisture in rela.
ton thereto. It is hoped that there will be
Q general turn out snd that the true sround
nay be ealnly, but resolutely and firmly
takea.o OF '~r'5aiasi a 81.
"Anseting Of the BarAGurners Of 81. Louis
has been held ct The Court House Of that
seoaDey. st which q preamble and resolu-
eensr ware adortsd which contain ssnti-
asbaeB sitegstAsg aiaessnsfsom tboss enter
tanned By ths great body Of The peopl. Of
Missouri. Some Of the true democracy
were present, bat the sentiments Of the
3asAburnsrs P~rsvailsd-ws do not, how
ever .n6tiee che names Of many Of the more
prcmiuent men Of the city IS participating
IN the proceedings. But IL Nj. Risk, the
Gishy nsIbeF from that city 10 the last
Legislature, be q sample Of st. Louis dem.
oeraey, We are sure, it will never do to BET
on. Ths State would be better Cd With.
out il than with It. The Democrats of St.
Leuis do not take the stsad which is sx-
Psctsd from them by the people Of the State
Will the Barnburners Of that city are
setiVs and energetic in the PRONUNCIATION
q their principles. the psls-faced Demo-
eFata scarcely speak above their breath
The press Of ST. Louis is either ns,tns upon
the subject, or issues only milk and water
articles ct no strength, no force, no energy
stsA. TAi win not do for the people Of
Missouri. 81. Louis i the crest centrs Of
Gar sonnsres sad the point to which We
ought 10 look for political Information but
The st. Louis Union once 80 eagerly sought
sftss BY the Democrats Of this section il
aew,in consequence Of its tanepess on this
subject, scarcely Eesd at al. At Bowling
Green, where recently slarge club vas
made up Of the reduced price Of $i,z5 per
No., the msnbsrs Of the club are now offer
ing to ssli q $l,s5 for money, Or 10 sx-
change for other more decided papers. We
tell you, frisRd Pickering, IN earnest, this
viii not do. In all kipdaess re tell you,
that the fssref any man or set of men should
not deter you from the publication ofaiI in.
formation On this exciting subject-no, not
eves lie Southern address. Unless you
beidly and fesriesily reflect the sentiments
Of the Democratic party Of Missouri, on this
question, you must expect to see Q press in
st. Louis that viii do il, and that before
many months shall have rolled round. As q
friend Of the Union We have made these re-
marks IN 9 spirit Of kindness, and We are
sure that no one win be more reioiced to
re the Union prosper than ourselves, if it
shau resume its former tone and energy.
Bat If the Editor doubts our seriousness
and win only take the trouble to ascertain.
be will fad that We but echo the voice of
the Democracy Of all Northeastern Mis-.
eouri.
A. many Of our citizens are about taking
their departure for California, We would ask
tAsai II saytaing could Be more gratifying, in|
their neH Western hoaes, than the privilege of
esca'iOnaay Psrasing . paper from Old Pikea|
Every advsrtisensnt and name will have q new
interest b he lime they reach you there.
We will furnish copies Of The Banner 10 Al
club q reasonable rates. and main them regularly,
well snveIoped, to San Francisco, or any other1
point thst nay Be designated. A regular semi
monthly mail leaves New Orleans for that conn.
~ Vss Caagrss as regularly as any in the coun-
Try.
We would, also, in this connexion, 9dieatslY
those having accounts with Us, that thel
Ceptias e wsa;ag this Office.
) - kspeFt went to the country that q boua
Ads case q the Cholers had appeared in Louis-Il