The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30
,Mns..ehu.es,, Demoer.e,..

seeilsn Of the uuloa Fhey present. in the most admirable manner and sPirii she rriBcifies which constitute he political creed o fe drmocratIe party, aad which have conigled ibeT scaiciS ts retrfesce to all the great fsxaes af our own nati0nsi Togffss and oi freedom every here.
 Rssatrtd, Thsf the tishocFsiIe party Is Se, dis- solved wtll ROi be dissolved, sns never ean be,s- solved anili that political GilieBian shaii arf,sr Nheh democracy, universal solvent, shall rsest mic Itseu all iRe tafdn ot 0ppfessioH tyranDy aBi dsspotissn, and ieave chain to hiad mat but the goiden fuie s do nnte others as ye Woald that i others should do ntip you"
 Res0eed. Tint whatever side issues Sr temporary impulses may occasionally arise. ihe Ohy permanent and natural division of parties In the United ssaeS has been and will ecntiIue 10 be the party of Pro- gress in popular and ex'en~Ion oi territory aud The party pi Fryaiisn 0i old abuses n gov sFnneRi and of contraction n teTIitoFy-ths party Of union ahd s'ate rights. and the party Of disnaIon and consolidation; and that since the contest between JEFFERSON and Adams, these parties snd these principles have been and still are desIgnated by the republican deinOt Tac, and ii1e federal CT whis pAfiIes.
 i RssOtoe3, That upon every issue which the ird- 1 erai whig party have mate with the democratic party since Inc kssi election oi Jefferson, Iu every queston of tue extension o territory, from Loaisi- to Texas; the <Fsity of BaiiSHa baak high protective tariff instead of discriminating revenue the disifhaton oi the public lands the constitutional ! treasury, the second with England. the iBsem-
 
 co--in aIl these the voice oi the people has pro- noubeed the whig party wrong aud the democracy i right.
 l ke<oIred therefore, That in the nomination and election Of General Fay CT, under his pTetended mo- party pledges the whig leaders have made the direct admission that their party could never cone no l power upon any Of their asowed principles; and hence tn the Philadelphia convention they rejected 1 every candidate who known whig and with utter sef-enDifetaRation selected selder whose only claim 10 favor his military success m the very war which they had denounced as inc ! highest crime against humanity
 ReSolped, 1l.st there has been most manfestly want of principle and erdIaary morality in the duct ei the whg party, As Is shown B the recorded fact-tiat their Ieadegs first voted for the Mexican i war, m CongTess-ihen voted against supplies To carrv 1t on-,hen voted that Inc war they had voted ! for was unnecessary and unconsti,utionai-then voted against indemnity and against peace--then voled against receiving or organizing the new terri 1 iory-tben threatened, fl they go, the power, to l cede back the territory we had with blood md treasuTe aud finally, m the face, Of all these seis nominated. and by false pfeiences elected. their ] president, the very man whom they had denounced as the head b1icheT who had adYtsed the fnarrh 10 the Rio Grande. he&ded armies in tie bloodies battles and was in favor oi seizing five Mexican provinces. up ta the Sierra Madfe for indemnity for 1 Inc expenses oi the war!
 J Rssoiped, That in every choice of presiden, by the people, saee Massachusetts and FIrglaia severed ! upon the Federal and democratic platforms inc democratic candidate has succeeded by the nuion of l tue democrats oish aud south; and that lie only exception to this has been the recent election of ] Grnei al TsvIor by the ieud in New York and the i bad faith ol 'the south.
 Resolved, That ~hile northern democrats cannot forget lhis deseriion m ite south, neither wi hey forget that by tbe union ot northern and souihe democrats, and m The guidance of democratic admlnlsf aons chosen by them for fifty years on democratic platform covering the whole Union, the expansion, prosperity and true glory oi these United $ ates have advanced beyond all parallel ia the history oi political communities, ot aHeient oI nod ern times.
 ResaIoed That the assurance ol the reunion of the democratic party n New York Is an event worthy of eongraiulaoB because itforeshadow tue redemp- ton o New York and oi the Onion fiOm the dotnin- ion ot whggeTy.
 Reso!sed, That in the present etrograde action cI liberty in Europe, and the apparer.t Teseaiing of despoiism his iron throne hrmer than before a lesson may be taught the democracy of his country that If they persist In wasting their str ngth divs- ions upon sentiment abstraction, and quarrel about sectional test, whicb ioT hfty years never was put 10 democrats, north or south, national issne ihe reaction oi federalism wii be certain 10 advance here 10 its coIsHmm4ton, the reaction of legitimacy in France.
 Resoiced Mersfore, That in their vigiience and sagacy the od guards Of the republic democratic men an every section ought Co see and understand
 that and unusual tests and all the sectional i.,- terest of the day, designed to ferrnent family quarrel, through which, iB New York ihe iedei d party may steal iHio power. and hence Il becomes , the solemn duty oi the democracy everywhere to draw closer and frmet the bonds oi brotherhood ir [ the strength of which they have thirteen times elected democratic Presidents and have always heid tue chain oi tis glorious Union bright, is sw ord invincihie ifs laws jast and equal, i,s expansion progressive Ils prosperity uDbounded, and its power and glory name and praise ih the nations of the . earth.
 Resoteed, That if man ever made pledge, Genera Tsylor stood bound 10 the country, II elected, no t) remove competent officers for political opinion and yei tale is he If he leads so itnbecIle he I led in this reckless prescription it,at we have ths authority o his Secretary oi State, (John Nj. Clay. ton,) iar saying that |" the departments al Washing 7 ton have been crowded by host ol expeclan,s 0 othee never before exceeded, not even in the 6is year of the advent oi kson '- GaOa's Leftsy 1, the rhigs of DeiGlrgre
 Rssotred, Thai We hare been disappointed in th, personal material of Gen. Iay Tor tor though deGcien as statesman, We verly believed that he had in hiu some touch oi the quaiIty of the immortal aekson atst would himself be F. resident, but To- and behold In the ol diplomacy he eiings to the cabinet k, boy te has hl=s!defs *aen beyond kis depth ane Tor the hfst time o the history ot thls republic s, a have an irresponsible regency the executive, cabinet with President, instead o President wiii s a cabinet. '~ Resoiued, Thai the whig doc;line of lo.nar,y sn, no-pFesenption, as they practice it Is very aie, one for ther side, II the democrats fools enou to agtee to Il, VIZ; to prescribe a democrats out ot:e and put wigs in. and thea forever alter s.o, ? pfoscrs sptien; but
 hesolesd, That whatever may have been the ex cess Q! party spirit In the removals heretofore, tht dvmeerary have always openly maintained the rigil of removing their opponents and iairly pracised q whereas the wings have denounced IT, have elec tet President pledged to abhoy, ioah prescription and then have made thai same President practice Il ( haNO datl raA. |. and when rehuked foT ther hypocrisy, have the boi, iInpaiehce to post of the cheat they put upon the people
 Resotred, That while we would coheede oil l reasonable and IneTai concurrence by demncrstic Senate. m the nOmtEaieas oi d wing President we , hold ii 10 be manly duty they 10 pfosc, bed democrats, whose characters have been falsely assa,led preext for their removal io withhold