Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-07-01

of allowing the jails tO be used in csptufing fasi- tive slaves by pOeketing the bin, is aee-soileF and the whig candidate fos reelection, with that conduct fully approved bY the Whigs in full con vention; in Massachusetts Sumner could not have been elected to the Senate. nor Rantoui 10 the House, without the aid and suppor1 of Whigs.-- These, out of numberless instances, prove that the free soil and Whig party have amalgamated and that the Democrats are nov as they ever have been the truest and stannehest friends of the Un- ion In fact in lens that four years the abolition isis and whgs will be perfectly united, with ca- pacity and inclination for mischief co-extensye with their influence, which for the sake of the Union it is to be hoped may be limited and insigni hcant.
 Let the people ponder on these things. There arc honorable individual exceptions among the Whigs-men who would scosn aid from the aboli- tioniSt; but what we affirm and that too without fear of successful contradiction is that the aboi tionists are generally Wings; that there is sympa- thy between them that they act together end have so acted for the last fifteen year, and that the amslgamation is daily becoming more perfect.-- And that if the people desire peace, security and the perpetuation of this Government if they would have true, ancient and faithful friends to guard the Union; conservative influence to preside over it, they must look to the Democracy and to the Democracy alone, for these desirable results. It IS utterly impossible to attain them through the instIumentalty of Whig admins. iion, from which indeed the country can date its disasters.
 1 There really is no such issue as Union and Dis- union. The issue is between WhiggeTy in ali its deIormty, and democracy in all its attractiveness Let the Democrats remember that the only effect ual mode of perpetuating the Union as cur fore fathers found il, is to maintain Democratic princi- pleS and indignantly reject Whig doctrines. Elect no Wings to political offices state or federal and with the utmost possible haste hurl them from power and shut the gates against them. These things will tend to the preservation of the Unpn, And we have the high and sacred duty to perform. Let us perform it like men. In all elections whether general special, let rally around eur ancient standard in all our strength, and teach the Wings at the ballot box the great truth that we Ire and ever have been the frmest and tTuest friends of this Union. while the Wings have been it's wost enemies.
 Let every Democrat exercise the great right ,f suffrage on all oecasioRs-attend every electin and sustain Democratic candidates-sustain OUT cause for il is good and glorious one and deserves it at our hands.
 By pursuing this policy short time the Whies will become almost extinct, and hardly have lik enough to ask for quarter-certainly not enouga to be felt as a separate power in the republic.-- They would then be left with the malicious dis- position to do mischief without the power to exel- else it. Let no Democrat say that l" we have the majority in Arkansas, and It is therefore not ne ceSsary for me to vote or exert myself.' II all should say the same thing defeat would be inevi table. Let every Democrat then attend the polk induce his neighbors to attend and vote the De mocratic ticket on all occasions. Let each ons exert himself as if the success of our cause de- pended on his individual exertion. and all will be we'll and our triumph be as glorious as it will be signal. We have the strength, let us not care leSsly throw taway impair It by dissensions, but husoand it and put it forward when occasion shall require.