The Arkansas banner., 1844-07-17

.1-''assz zssss.aszss, American Republicans, in s,,;.
 with the laws restrained then i'' as tp placing themselves under tba M 'enssa civil magistrates, denounced l1 ,ts S0nNa were foremost in putting then ,as S fot the beginning to the end. tba soFl ans acted nnobly, Illustrating tin A,R, ,6, principles of American liber,,ss ne sure they adopted. We may ,a ,s Svs of them, as coadjutors with An Tea e such men.'' ay salea
 This defence ofmobs and l,v,,. because the principle sufferers ra's a,sSs s is worthy only of that ape wh' wllet sword were the Missionary,s oal. oasl Coming from an intelligent snd ai' a's source, 1t is ifpossible worse thaa b,,s :, ll self. itindicates cool and crnel Iha b 'e can look upon the tortures of ,gs 0ay ' and the stake as God-service, sn1 a,s n 2 right to put down obnoxionsN N,u a D coniiscatlon, blows and death 'pa'
 There runs through this artlcl... design to render suspected and obnaa aa Catholic Clergy by imputing to lo1 ,Ssl rlble conspiracy against the liyesof ,'l s citizens. What other construction ' .,a ~ on the declaration, that the attacEs us sa ed deliberately "by other persons ,' ,s @ss rho a'ere present ut the timegn lH g. can we consHue the remark Show i.s' a,s' the tedders among them whose Tia va designs are so at war with our free in,',l % that would eGclte to uch riolerrs hand and justify t afieracards as a could be any doubt, that the Catboran| are here pointed at as the instigs's bloody conspiracy, it would be rsna'. n,s,s the further declaration of the Jonn. ' the Romish priests and presses barp;a ; the murders committed by their ov6s
 Now does any intelligent man in b1 senses believe, that few Catbor, B had conspired to put down free disc,, this country by riot, bloodshed, and n Is there the least reason to belipvs promote their views and designs, 5sI eonspired to make the streets of Pb7,i ] "red arih gore" Can this belbelievp1J Jj of sense, education, and shrewdne,, sI nothing of integrity, in a country Vbs| physical force which they can cm, scarcely as one to a hundredi
 Of the motives which actuate he l,l of Commerce, we cannot judge, for l gent men sometimes bring themselve lieve almost incredible things; but of it's article palpably is to excite N feeling in our people generally agsa. Catholics. It's necessary tendencyhbI towards them, house, H5rarg, and d] burning spirit throughout the coutT expose them to violence and murder.
 We are ne Catholic and and ilo deiqis ! their religious creed but against spd cious attempts to infringe upon thenis in this country by all American Ra cano organization, mob law, or anri law, we shall be fouud among fine fI to protect them. If this spirit be hl that which Is the fate of the Caholirt may be that of the Baptist, Methodist other sect tomorrow. until religious shall be driven from the land; and wbl shall happen, no other Liberty will behind it.
 We thank God, that the Journal oi merce Is not a democratic paper. We God, that democrats have little to q the " American Republican" or Native ican party, and will have less as therl are developed. At first their obectap merely to abridge the civil and poltl vileges of naturalized citizens, which enough; now it iustifies church-bun aims its denunciations at an entire re sect.
 To democrats we say, come oat froa Them! They arebutw whigs underaneV Their principles are aH aehig; if they throughout the land, it will cease to asylum of the oppressed and the hOm free-it will become the land of dlslTa men, of political and religious peIset of burnt churches and plundered dV I But "the Lord seeth" all these moI ofpolitical management and religiousl and through the influence of the pr beautifully portrayed in that BOOK the Catholic as well as the Protestant his religious creed, will bafie the art wicked and preserve to every man an religious sect, that freedom of though, and action, which IS conducting cur to greatness, happiness, and glory.
 But this must all be done by human ments. AT TIE POLLS, our lber to be preserved. It is only by elet public stations, men of liberal leef [ principles, n1connected as well Ill ? as association, with all prescribing Tpl parties, that the Catholic and the Pr of every sect can maintain the liberty shipping God in peace and safety, 2 open the doors of this asylum for pressed abroad, and preserving civil at home.
 From He Pcnasylraataa. :.
 THE CooNs FRIGHTENED IN h KY !--The nominations of Polk and are so irresistably strong and unez' ble, that the friends ol Mir. Clay d trembling for the result in Kentucky last number of the Kentucky Repot Claws organ. betravs its apprehens