The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09
Fp,ra el,n y9sshinw,on TInioa. i

Spwhnnrlee ef q ssconservattves cabinet. 1
 Wkils lhs eaAinei, through is supple sad anpttn- HieaHd esNsnss b soasiany vaantiag os ils asseeS ss ehs eaaaa af fss6dom and expressing lis symPa- ehv gss flss patsissS who have % nobiy per'lled sAsmssises fe aehiese libsrty ioS their respective easnirns t hss given is real and substantial lrenh- eAip nnh asaissnnre Co the cause ot despotasa Ane imhieile and hnserupulOas men in power 'msg'ee shat his shallow game ot dnpllEty. oa1 2, .saa inn Aefisv to inc cause 0f which tbty gre pisVinR swili aos be penetrafed and unisrssood oy he peo,aa. So successful have they been in ths
 =.isieai hnmbugxesy wbich brought about the e'ee- iion of Gsa- Taylor. they imagine ihat lbs Peop.e can he dapeA 0h ell occasions AS pan v JUS prsfv and disxFaeefui game ot gounieeankism, tne csxsns of tie cabinet have been set. hke SO many {. Caba hioodhoans.'' upon Sir. Walsh, ihe Ameri- nan rnmaul af Paris, in onier to prepare t1e pubic mind Eur his removal, which will donosiess so'a Iol- 1ns. Ms Walsh is old John Adams iedsraslst, e the cane stamp and school of nIf Clayton himself Hs h,e fuli as much sytapathy for the cause of popnlaf besty as Sir. Clayton, and that is but very kisfIe if aav They both would pFebaoiy prefer the eyinmph efthe CsaF to that oi the noble Mssyars - Yee b eater l0 whAt the spurious and degenerate whigesy ef the present day--the I'leg'unale on- epssaa Of aneisui fedei eiaiism-headed 6y Clayton, lnaanes she popalaS prejadices, this seneTabe and respectable old EedersIiss is t0 be remosed- But the eahinet wfli continue to keep up tts good an destnBaihg wish the dsspots Of Europe. and aid 0assnisabeiiA in putting down her Feeeitsons sao- NUU4s That is sse isb thrown out 10 the whale It is the sfiek by wifeh ths people are te. be deceived and eheafed. Of course we take no part n sse matter, leaving the cabinet 10 deal as pleases with its eoiitieal friends But its course s disgusting Its osigiasi Friends and sbiest supporters. The N. Y. Herald, Taylor paper. thus shows up the hyPoe- ssy cf the cabinet in this aiair. The Herald says:
 .Yet, before Mr. Walsh is removed or bis head eat o6 oai of pare charity, the same that s ineul- e.aeA hy the gespel. but not so oissS P.setsed we wish s1 aAy . lew wss.is sbout Mf. Walsh and hts eostinnsnee n oice as long, al least, the present cabinet at Washington seinain in their places.
 whatfs Mr. WsisB's oiiencef sympaihising. in the only possible Gay ia which he could syinps- thise, with tbe despetIsms of Europe, and showing bitter hcsiiiisy towards ali hbersi movements on thai eoniineat. This is his whole odeaee, aud no more. WeH. if this De an offence in the eonsul at Pasis. how should the cabinet at Washing Stoa be treaiet. when we hnd them peFpeiFating the same sir tn more foreibIe and objectionable way, under ths popularity, name, and liberal opinions which carried General Taylor into powesf Just look al the conduct Of the government in relation to its policy on this very point Of sympaihislag with Iib- eTal movements. Look al its conduct ln relation to ahs di8ieuity in Germany, and tue liberal move @ehts there. The cabinet used the whole force Of ehe AmesieeB government, on that occ ssioB, n la- vor of aespoiism. In the ease Of Rome, they hs.;- ssted ant hung back, saA n al :Ielr policy favored tas cause of despotism theie. Agsin they iampeted with the HangaSians In the same manner; but above all. they exhibited more skill, and tact. and more eneEgy, in aiding and assisting the eontinu- asee Of Spanish despotism this eoatinent, than any other despotic power in existence could Go.-- We atinde 10 the efforts which they recently made io prevent the people Of Cuba from declaring their independence, under cover of moth-eateH law of she last century. which ought to have been stricken from the statute book of the United States twenty five yeaFs ago."