The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04
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state of great conmot;o,
 the time, and should thero I.,a h asliatoa # the tn : above, ! hope 10 find pardon aa ia 1 spora oi a candid people. One mon @ n :! tle eys notice. At the time Messrs rO'g c lien VII store 7 was broken open, Nr. e.. Ui,b V, \ w per of others succeeded in tai;na. g,a 2 nun, #ho llfsi broke open the door, snS 'as One him forthwith before n,a.,;s,,1 st, ana 9geaggRt something could not be done g;,' @s' D Q see | the magistrate refusedto do anS S'a ts;a il ib t. This was an ailwise mos. ,aias ' E athas; 9; but on seeing his property destso'..l1lii n 1if' oafbarous manner, and the agitssal ea 'a' mind which he was necessariIs iI'9.ea ls { under, he was led to do as he 3ia a09fes 2. they liberated the man, he took t5sn @ .15 als warrant immediately for false i,n im. NliAl fment, and put them in prison 1;a Gilbert, Phelps, the printer. ana aa- .e.--ai and as near as 1 can learn, the roo5 st,s M ,a9a ttermined never to let them esssss ,Sa sie z O prison alive. N'ps lf9a
 am one who went to the e..
 with petition for assistance to obIss 'sl'l' rights, or redress of Wronps. and s's'ies . ances received from the citizens as ass'ei 4i son county in July last. But ac a X. ssss eamstanees then were, the Goqqr9a.s " sR, z he could do nothing, hut advised nc st, :. sis 1 the regular steps of the law which st sAs s time, was our only course; and x. ~ attempted to doy but instead of nesas .as z ing promoted by 1t, 1t increased .L1.. and led them to commit the horr;d .' 'asS named above. 4
 Tam satisfied that 1t is useless \ ,,., take to enforce the laws in that ee%s s under the present circumstances. bsssa sa there IS no one to enforce them rr officer, civil and military, with one =, " exceptions, is either directly CT ind,.s engaged in the mob.
 Under these painful circumstances N, | remains to be done2 Must We If,ys soil for which we have paid our monea Must our women and ciildren he h,. out of doors with nothing but the cIons E canopy to cover themr and the epelpeaair, E of the above. crimes escape unpunisbeds E Or must we fight ouf enemies three to6, E and lie down and die, and our asues plotted cut from among mem Lette Fs E eeutiYe of our State and Nation coos5t these questlansv and Ii they wifi angy ! them Ill the negative let them sgn4 ah raising the helping hand. AadI a1,aE the behalf of my brethren: Nill na 5e E Governor or President lend helping ba E in this dFeadfHt e.ftfealstg7 Shall the ag E of the innocent and distressed satfe ie E ears Of the Executive in ram! Goik. H bid For while the Constitution 4 1e E United States, which was given bYh9ra $ ton of Almighty God, through fife in4 mentality of our fathers, shall stand, trust that those who are honored 1if a E Executive, will see that the laws are ng nitied and made honorable. E
 Perhaps some of my friends, on reail this letter, will be ready to ask me FaI think of my religion nowl 1 have nof ply, other than this;-Paal sad, aaefaN will live godly i'll Christ Jesus, shaAsag persecution. I
 Editors, throughout the United S14 ale requested io publish ii dlis iieiisi, Hf 5 are willing to confer favor upon da who are journeying through much tabas ton.
 I am, sir. though a stranger, " friend and humble servant, ORSAN HYDE