The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

I'sss ss,Sts.S. SSss S.aIiIia. xss &SaId ysd k8ss received tho votes q . handssd dsmesrais ia Pe6nsytvunia.
 Nov, Csnssnl. ths smoks of the esatrst has cleared away. Yea As@ ths PFs1i9sut. Neclsd npon tbe faith of yoaf solessh pIsdess res sre As hsnd the of the gpssrnmeqk.
 Have you faallse shsss plsdgssi Az yspr .:ys sss heartcaIl back tat iFen pnfposa, that eleaf-soned integrity, whish you bore siiroagh ths caruage si Buena Fisia--sBfvsy the faces of year cabinet. and the faces of lhoss partlzahs cf yoar csbinet, who now storm the Whlta Houss. fef the nYoila ef ece. Answer she! have . right tb aSk an uasWss. Yoa pledgod ysaF faith to mo, aa humble elllzen, and believed yoa. and told my seow-citlzeHs that syeu had d,Aever broken your word. and could nos forget lo-tnorTow, what you pledged to-day.
 Was ilas letter of Jnly 3ath, which bore through Psnnsytyanin. eafy cunnlnEly dsvissdfsble Wss i your intenti5n iS ssnd aie lortts the masses oi the people wlth lIe in my mouth [ Toveseh foi your indepesdence ei party " in October, to nod you in May as the head of mers cabal of party Did yoa mako dape Of mo, % that might become your agent In dapIng and swindIi6x my fellow eitiaens into the iFammels of the whlg partyf
 YOu know that tho whig party of itself, or by is4 own lssuss. eouId never have accomplished yOuI election You know that tlse whlg leaders, fresh from the sIauKhteF Of Henry Ciay-of that inan who has fer -four ysafa sacrificed to whigis the best instincts which God implanted In hts Hature -coud never have elevated you te the presidential chMiv.
 You were elected by democratic votes. Thsss votes were secured to you by the fofcs ef yoai silver, Eud or the hope of office, but woa ts yea by your pledges.
 And now. sir. yoa will allow ne to ask yOa one ey two questions: dsa M
 In what part of your administration are these democratic votes represented
 Among tho army Of ofhce-hunters who new besiege inc deors of ihe White House, how many of your democratic sapportefa can yea discOvsSi
 Sir, the truth must bs told; aud as supported you earnestly aud sincerely. will speak the truth with most snceaftly irankaess.
 Your election hes been fruitfal only Ia dlscontent and dissatisfaction. Elected In the name of the people, you are rounded by advisers chosen not even from the aaaaAocd of the whig party. but from the veriest hacks and trimmers. These advisers seek to eptal apon the county, celosssl scale system of error and msrue. snch as disgraced the age in the shameless expenditure of ths Cirard bequrst by the whig corporation of Philadelphia.
 fisd you been elected as whig, end upon the strength of any kaowa whig creed, woud mol complain. Is 1t not a painful thought that you, the of the people, should sit there In Washing ton as the leader of the mere fragment of party the embodiment not of whigsm. like that ol Henry Clay, which states its principles and fights its battles in the sun. but of whigism which works in darkness. gathers strength by unholy coalitions, and builds It's power npon--brokeR yiedsesf
 And now, sir, as wash my hands ef the last traces of political Tsylosisn, state my regret that ever acted the part which ycur pledges made me act, you at least must admit that never served you with the hope of office that have aiways been amoug that humble band who, working well and long for you, a6dsS the impression that they aiss worked for ths good of their coaatry. could neither ask accept office yopr hands; for those hands which were free at Buena visia-free in the late campaign--are now tied by the tranmets whsoh whig party. GEORGE LiRfAKD.
 To President Zachary Tsylor.