The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-05
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"Msior, bring oal ihe hIoodhoards. ''-- Caapaisn ia Fqo,ida.
 "when. sir. did any English minister. whig or tory, take sueh an inquest When did he evet 70 dossH 10 low-wsier mark, to make an busting tie walters Or when did he go into the villages to disturb the tls post ofcss, the ina eoatrscts. and anything else ia the remoest degree connected with government 7''-Nr- Wtbatr's Wo eesfer speech 9f 1882.
 From the lime when bloodhounds were used 10 hun, down the MaSooRs ia Jamaica, 10 the 4th day of March, Is49, we never have seen party teyeagetoi, vindictve, and blood thirsty than the hybrid Taylor party oI lhis ~oantry-a party com posed of sick democrats, disappointed wings. native AHIefieaAs foreigners fee sollers, and slave "a party which the thirsty Ftehchman who had forgotten the name of lesnoaaie, might well tei n :. eWe great euatEadtesionr
 The present administration came into power with
 smile upon its lace, soft and hohcyed accents upon its Iips heart all pity, and soul al love IL came like the angel oi health upon cholera hespta its breath was like the warm south wind from bed of vioeis. Some thought the milleanm had tome in very deed. Some thought the oil of joy had baked ont Of the vial of eohselation and all felt conient that great change had been affected. and nat thfobbing pulses of freedom were about 10 setde down in sweet and balmY sleep. But alas ii was the sleep of Richard before the fatal battle of Bos worth heid. IL was a sleep of nightmares sleep of horrors and gtoans-ot imptecaiions and fltfui vengeance. Hardly had the news of the victory oi 1 November !, lS49, reached the ranchero on the l banks of the Mississippi when the native AneTi. cans of Philadelphia thrown into confusion by the blunt Tebuke of the soldier President Then, whea the administration opened the free soil patty by the eathsdra declarations of the Intellgencer were threatened and denounced. Then the "no- party phase of the administration was changed In the ,winkling of an eye to an ultra whig aspect; ''Oeforned. without one spark of Esops soul" 1 The deIuded democrats of Pennsylvania, who had been led to believe that they were supporting q second Washington, suddenly found that they had made, to say the least oft, great mistake. They sacrificed consistency for glory, and found ihe,r 1 recompense in a puH ot stale air. The brother soldiers of the cohqueror who made him what he is
 believed that they were raising man ei nohle ln- pulses and high aspirations 10 power-who knew nc party but that ot the paiot, and policy but tha | Of his country. But, alas for poor human nature ] II s. te use the words of Mrs Pariugton "as weak i as Taunton water and uncertain as marriage ' Iehabod is written in large letters The door ofthe Mansion of Liberty. tor glory has departed | for the present.
 i The administration are now principally engaged in turning out messengers and watchtnen. They are easier killed of, and have, they suppose | fewer friends, In this supposition they may find l that they have been in error. The hardhaBded democrats, unfortunately who contributed to eject Gen. Taylor will not be particularly well pleased with the policy that removes their brethren in the mechanical pursuits of life, and leaves the higher circles scarcely rufied by the breeze of vindetve- i ness and destruction. "Whst!" said Mfr Webster l of old, "Iemoye tide waiter" Yes; and worse than that, remove white messengers for political | opinions sake, and appoint, al MT. websters own 1 instance, a negro in the Home Department "oh! what fall was there, my coun'rymen." II IS moi because we love Brutus less but that we love Rome uaor-, desm R 10 be duty 10 speak boldly al the door stone of power; to deRounce ineoDsis- 1 tency wherever and whenever we find Il: | To melt Icarus' waxen wings, And cut the fallen angr's strings"
 There's classic allusion for you, brother Gales. Greek and Hebrew both swtated for that courlet. How true it s, and how smo'hiy il runs along, like hailstoues tat;Iing upon the shingles in winters storm.
 What a noble occupation this for distinguished statesman. How becoming b the prime Minister of free republic. and mose especially how consist en'ly with the pledges of t1e Executive and the doctrines of the great whg party. James Buchanan, the Secretary of the democratic sdninsf stion, whe deemed prescription proper h many instances had a whg chief eIeIk and majority of whigs in his office. The White Rose of Lancaster enjoyed TO pleasure in dabbing in blood, more especially the blood of watchman and mail-cariers. We had supposed such 10 be the cha@cter of his successor But alas the wolf has become lamb, and the lamb wolf. Honesty has aken 10 the highway, Purity has washed her face m di,ch and Virtue has violent attack of serot,a, and this, to the language of the classic InteLigencer. is the g. HEROIC AGE"