The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-24

dance ef ts Rectsssties of Itge, is se evii s s., will that eya he mitisased by sranspns,ine sl,yes eupy.
 say this h The event oi f.s rs;o. oe .s.... oses any new acquisition. Bot esn it 70 thsr,. - This may well he doahisd. All the aewse;nas,ns which reath us of iha f0Rdigicn cf tn Caiigsrnins aad of New Mcxteo to the acqnisfiun cf nhiek .,s. efofss sesm at eFssrnl diFected naite d tensrsea t'ng seaee sosniFses as agFicasasl rrgicms, similar .a her pFodafss 10 our middle iases sasl esarral w unit Tor the production of the ereaf nfanlea which can alone Eeniee slave labor paIaahle. |, we arc not grossly dee-ivctNna it is diiIlenlt tO eoteeiye how we esn be--ihe ishahtsaats of thase regions, whsthsr thty depend npoaiheir plushas s,r theif herds. cannot 6e sIave-boisers. IavosnataFv lanos requinny the investment oi large capital can csiy be Pf"htAble wa<h employed iH lle prodactIoa Of few favored articles conf,sed hy ne,n,n ,s se. eiai ds.riets. sad paying larger sstarhs than ihe usual agricultural products spread eyes mosc con. shleFabte portions 0f the earsh.
 In tho able letter of MF. nmc,ansB ufoa this sub. iec not seng since given lo ihe pabi he pres. n;s simiiar eonsafsai'oas w:ih great fotes MsitAer v says the dasiibgushed writer, the sol the climate the productions of GsitoFnia ssafl. aba 3W pas lasra nf aay portion af li neF,h or sasst. s asap. ted ta slsve iahor; ast slteA every fariiify soni be there aIaTdct ios the slave to esrane fran his master. Such properly would b. entirely insecuse n any part cf Califnrnss. is mora N iapassihl. thefefose. Hsst smaJoHfy of the eMf{rNufs to that uorfina af The territory saah of 3Gs 3o', which will be chiefly composed of cur citizens. will essr re-es tahiish slavery within iis iisiis.
 "iB rrgaTd to New Mexico, east oT the Rio Graade. the question has sireadv been settled hy the admission of Texas iats the Uason.
 should we acquire frEi,efy beyond the Rio Grande and east of the Rocky Mountains, it is still more impossible thai majority cf the people wo consent ie re.ssfabi&h sIavevv They gre thensssl. yes sololed papalation. aad among them the ns. gro does moi belong socially 10 a dcgfaeea rece'
 With this last remark NJ walker fully eoine eidss in his letter written in ls4t apvn theannexasi ol Texas. and wh'eh eveFywhere Pfodaeed so tavor- able an impression apoa the public mind asto have roadueed very materially ts the accomplishment of that great measure. s.BeyDnd the D.. Norfe. ssys Mr. Walker, slavery wta not pass nat only he. cause il is fsbidden by law bu, because the color. e race there pferorderxtes tn the faloot ten 10 one over the whites; and holding, as they do the gov. erDsnent and most Of the ecss in ,hir poSsessson they will nc, permit the ensavssatof of any portion of the colored race. which makes asd executes the laws of the country"
 The question. t wilr be therefore seen on ex1m.- nstoa does not regard the exclusion of slavery rem q region where If now exists. but q prohibition against it's introduction whrsr It dees noi exist as who're. from tie feelings of the inhabitants and the laws of nstufe. ''it is morally impossible" as Mir Buchanan stat it can ever se- estah ,t ilseif
 II angurs well tos the pesm&gen~e Of ostr eofied. eration that during skan haf century. N hieh has elapsed since the estihishmen, of this govern. meat many seTions questions. and some of the high est importance have agiated the public m,a,l, and more than once threatened the grayest eonseqnea. ees; but that they have ali In succession passed away, leaving our institutions unscashed, and caf country advancing ia numbers, power, and wealth. and in all the other elements of national prosperity with rapidity unknown Ia ancient or in modern days. h times ot political exciieGsat, whcn diff cult and delicate questions present themselves for solafion there is ark Of safety for ts and that is. an honest appeal to the fundamental pinciFies of our unioa, and steFa As,symiaaiioa io ab.ie their dictates This course of proceeding has ear. Iied fa safety through many atroube, and trust wili carry us safely through naay more shonld many more be siessfurd tD ssssif as. 9sho WiIrnp, Proviso seeks to take from it's iegiimaie tribnai qaestion,of domestic policy, having no relation 10 the Hnioa, such. and to transfer t .o another cie aed by the people far special pnrpose and foreign te ihe subject.maiier involved ia is issue Bs go- ing back to true principles, We TO sack 10 the road of peace and sifety. Leave so the people. who will be affected by this question, to adjust Il npoa their own responsibility and in theirown man. neF, and shall render another tribut. to the oIi- ginal principles of government, aad furnish aa. other guarantee for its per;naneHt and prosperity
 l am. dear sir, respectfully,
 Your cbedieRt servant.
 LEWIS CASS.
 A. C. P. NIcuoLsoS, Eiq., Nashville. Tsan.