The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-02
REMOyALs.

The debate in the Senate upon Mir BRADBURT's resolutions calling for specifications of the chA'ges aIIedged aganss democrats removed from efiise, by the President. is still progressing.
 Mir. BnApwaV. in his sesthing speech. to which we alluded some weeks siaee. has. with great force and ability, handled the whole subject He showed uP the deceptive policy pursusd by Gso. TAYLOR, and his friends, to secure the Presidency; the sol- smn pledgsshe made and reiterated. over and again, to the people; and how basely he violated them, when in the hour of triumph he seated ia the Presidential chair. He referred to his declarations in hIs different published letters. written to various parts of the country while he was candidate " that he would not be the candidate of party or ciqqe;" that he had no party projects to build up, no ene- mics to punsh;" that, if elected he would not be the mere President. of par,y;' and {" that the national good, and the good Of all pirtes would be his great and absorbing atm" Mir. BRADBuRY also referred to the declarations Of his distinguished con fienal friends. who with so inAch ferveaey advo- eated his election. He cited Mr. CLAYTON, who, upon memorable occasion said, that |" While Gen TAYLOR will do his duty in removing corrupt or n- competent, unfaiIhful men from office, he would "SN " ''S SHffStNN' bIu"VhA sytteth W VFV- serpOn, rhieh destrtbaies bs offices as s spoiis of pary riciory. AlSo those of Gos CRirrESpES, whose iavori'e declaration was, that Gpn. Taylor VI Adtes, oathes prescription God forbid he should prescribe any man, account of difference Of political sen. timent. he.would as soon think of running from Mexican.'
 HeO'so, produced his inaugural address, in which h anisr he Ana sk. cause, and only cause. of removal, should be ,hs want of honesty, fl ielity, or capacity. Yet not wtts,anding all of these solemn pledges and assur. l ances; notwithstanding the sacred emphaiica dec. laration that he twas not engaged to lay violent hands indiscriminsteIy upon public officers, good and bad, who may differ in opinion with him., ihe very first step taken. sler his inauguration, to violate his promises, to remove all democrats-to lay violent hands indiserininatsly upon public off cers, good and bad; in shoIt 10 do precisely what the public was assured he would not do.
 And this even is not all: system of tactics was introduced. To bring his acts to correspond with his declarations make show of honesty, he caused 10 be assailet. by the whole whg press, the private and public character of every demo- cratic office holder, while the cabinet would secretly pass upon him star chamber sentence. Thus he arraigned before secret high commission every democrat, and without hearing iu his defence, or even knowledge of his sins, condemned and dis missed him from ofiiceas unworthy of public trust. 1 Such has been the course and conduct of this proscription-hatng administration, and now when democratic senaters .all for explanation, its friends raise the cry opersecution, and boldly de- clare the call an encroachment upon the executive priveleges poor sub,erfuge! They have aided in this work Of deception, and nov, unable to de- fend it. they seek to hide it's deformity from the public gaze Greatly do they fear to the gather ing storm burst over their guilty party. But this will not save them; the country demands the pass age of these resoluiiOns-it expects this informa- ton. Retribution must over,ake the false and de- ceiviag The Senate has already manifested it's ap- probation of this call, and will, ere Inc adjourn ment of Congress, by inc passage of these resolu- tions bring 10 light the whole matter. and give democrats, men who have proved themselves "hon- est, faithful and capabe,' opportunity 10 defend their characters and hurl back upon their fase un- principed assaiiants. their foul aud infamous as. persions.
 | In our own State ws have witnessed the fulfill ment of these pronses-we have marked the pro. gress of this party styling i,sslf no party" It is but q new name for the whigs-it means the wings and the whig party. Has il appointed to office in this State single democratl Has demo- crat had the least mercy shown him by this mo party party. No, not one; let democrats beware
 Re not deceived by the allurug songs of their party They have been tried once. and we have learned the value of their professions. They are only made to deceive and betray.
 Our election is drawing near. and we call upon democrats to stand forth in support of their prn- ciples To rally around our standard and st,ndard bearers, aud leave the contest uliI the demo-
 cratic triumph Is beyond doubt