The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30
From the vieksburg lMi Sentinel.
"He wriggles in and wriggles out,
 And leaves the people sllil in doubt

"He WrlEgles m and Wrtgges outy
 And leaves the people stil in doubt
 Whether fhe snake that made the track,
 Is going north coming back
 The following seorcher is from the Louisville Democrat. Whatever side TAYLoK may take, whe. ther with the free-soilers against them, some body's fooled, or some rough lying has been done. At the south, he Is represented southern Presl- dent, whose devotion the south if implies insult to doubt. Al the north, he is csimeda us the supple tool of the free soiieTs, ready to do their bidding and maintain the unity of the whig party Welt, in of time we shall Deception wiHs not more than honesty. But the extract frOm the Democrat:
 s'The editor of tue s'Rcpublie'' cannot say whe- ther Gen. TAYLOR is ffee-soiler not He thinks it would be fBdeicats for Gen. TATLoK to give his sentiments in advance of the action of Congress- Well then, ihe whigs north and the whigs south are convicted, by the 'sRepublic,' of must outra geonsy lying. The whlgs north have all along conlended iha Gen TAYLOR has given his opinion in favor of their side 0f the question. The wings south have sworn awfnlly that he was wish them. They have assured the PeOpie that there was no mistake about 1t.
 given opinion either way. II would, indeed, be indecute Tor bim 10 do So the people in both sections Of the UBioa see that they have been de- ceived. Is il therefore surprising that they mis,rust the Second " ssiington and his advisers ? Tine wings put uP poor mouth, and conn plain that 
 softer, and the democrats Herh denoHnce him d pro slavery man. It's very wicked, indeed, for them to treat the innocent and dealing wing Pres dent. Now, who is 10 biamei The people find that they were deceived, north ana south. Each was assured that TAYLOR with them, and nO mis- take, and on that ground they voted for him Now the organ has the impotence to tell them TAYLOR cant be counted either way. He is not only not committed, but il would be very indclicate for hiln , to be
 " Now why should ghigs have the face to com plain of deceived when they have reason 10 suspect that they thoroughly cheated, and that the trick will be carried out upsn them. and the President will be found to be just the opposite oi what his friends have represented him to bel A party resorts 10 stimulation and fraud and doable- deaiing, and then planes other people for warning i all to look out for the worst
 .lf IATLoR does not wish 10 be represented both ways 10 his injury, let him come out and tell the truth BULLirr. the editor of the ~Republic' '' did not dare 10 tell the people of Louisiana; last year. that TAYLOR not committed to them, and that he might go with the free-soiers. He has DOW 20, 10 W ashngton and he says 10 his southern friends ''Oh! don't be so certain; TAYLOR can't say whal he will 60; maybe he may be fer you and rnay hs not. Il would be indelicate for him to say" This not the feast BuiIITT invited tbe wings 10 las summer. He has got the sop, and has got very full of dignity. His master can't say now who hs Is for. He was elected by iree-soiiers aud pro slavery men, and must be little with holh lt ] won't do to take sides antil the time comes then he will show which section of his friends was de- csived ana che sied''