The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

between conflicting sovcreignties: Or. is it limited in ifs jurisdiction to cases of sslnw and equity r
 hope we have not Yet reached tho point in our downward course, which exempts aspisan!s te the highest :s.:ts stft tst; in the gift ofa free people, from an open ayowal of their sentiments, on points of great magnitude in the practical opera- ton of this government. Let us. then. see the ~hand writing on the VII |, fl,;. we may aet with q yas ot,.I,. N ;,;,l, ;a we arc called OH to denouncc one na., for political hcresy, ard cxalt another whose opinions are only to be seen i1s newspaper paragraphs, and may be rs.. cognized or disavowed at pleastire.
 spnrn the ridiculous copnonqe,, ,,sed Y. mislead those who do not investieatc measures with reference to the nrinci- pies oil which they are ifountiic ifountiicdiz zseck only for truth without disguise. and reasoning without evasion. If MT. Cal- houn be in error, let it be made manic fest, and better rules put forth for iI,tef- preting the Constitution, and preserving our happy form of government to the latest posterity.
 lhayc made this appeal 10 the dis- tinguished citizens whose names are now most prominent op the political canvass. not with much hope that if will he ana swcred, because know they dare not tread on the ground which has been :.l- ready explored byJefleson. Madison. Taylor, and, Inst of all, by Calhoun .-.-lt is more convenient to denounce than fo reason. will not deny the covering to those who need 1t. X
 CORN PLANTER.
 z,;ssssksslAs altlt,issa,. to our Unstsd sslates --it is pleasing to observe such cener-
 GUS k s.s t;se follow ii,gs from uslr English brethren. They are copied from the London World. While fhep show the powerful action If good mel, on community, they invite the union of the piops on both sides the Atlantic in noble efforts for the salvation and liberties of the world.
 "Who taught the prounl King ofs Egypt, and through him all thc mons afchs of the earth, the folly of trusting to arts and afIns as fhn taastna of lxeasz- ing those in cruel bondage who oupbt to be free, but the meekest of men S-H Who taught tho naughty and vain Ne buchadnezzer, and his still weaker sue cessors, that there is greater power than that which belongs to great armiSa and vast dependencies, but the. pious youths who despised the commands Of Kings when they interfured with tl1e commands of Godg And who are now disconcerting all the willy politiciuns,in the world, and presenting an exainnlc of good government, which is drawing under it's profectina the most es.ferssiss ing, skilful, and industrious illnilies of the old world and setting bounds q, tyr- amy every where, but the descendents of the pilgrim fathers, who,driven from their ownland, became blesninQs to tl,at new world in which freedom anJI pure christianity appear at length to haxe found a resting placr, a sec,yls| ahodsz
 "I.ct no friend of freedom rpulolain of our attention to otir brethren of AmS. rica. They are enlightened, eenerons and free, and must guide the dz5tfninr of the world, unless Wr can prosoke in our countrymen a spirit of nobIs aa,3 2 nerous emulation. WE ~b6id hIig4 England and America slimuIafo escIf other, and combine tllaif influence fo extend to all mankind 4he blessineI |of Christian knowledge, and its ffuits. dni4 versai liberty. To this end, bdth cotfilz tries must educate the youth, pfomofGs the observance of the Sahbath, l.p.sz the faithful ministers Of religion. ;ttja abolish slavery all oyer the wotld..za They may give laws 10 mankind, # fhax please; but they must be just lasvss mi promotive of universal love. Whaf src. the Gnitod States of America blIf a part of England across tie scass 1'hey form the habitations Of our bro{hefs and our sons Yheirs is the land of ffee- dom, and we may well be pfoud of on,< conilexior with 1t. We envx nt,f fIae rising greatness Of her people lhes ; m rs our relatives and our friends. ,rbs,, are cooperating with us, and together we are struggling against the usurpeta and hateful As,: short st-iliyed, dominion i oi brute force over intellect nnd sc;- Aence of craft and despotisn, where v;s..