The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
weren't en she AameKmtEsn cfCanmaa, thl
 eanEe Mmhieet and HTmmwnags

Tn. r,esat session of the LeEiAaters ofthIa Sni.
 as. la sssps rea7scss. important lls Ischl legisia ssn us well ustsBdsd to, bat tho eensrui assss ot sh~ uetlen received consideration sad reeoses wefa n-,.ed relative to slavery. HHRgry. iis aanesaiien 1f Casadn, eac The following are twe of the rsse- Iuons in relation tO the Anaexaiion ef Canada 10 ts Unitea States
 a aRes.,ssd, hy the Senate aud honss of Repsessn- tatves, ThaG bssxing the admissiOu q Csnsda inia the Unlon te be measure inilmaisy conhested with the bsrDanent prosperity and gaosy ef botl
 oansisn the gsverntBsDI of the state q Sefmost is
 arnssEly desseas to sneh reanion effected with eut . violation, the Part sfths uaited otaiea ei the amicable relations existing wtth shs britsh guv- ernnsut af of the law Of nsiions
 .Resalsed, That the peaceful annexation at Can ada to The uniisd States with the consent uf the British government and of the people of Canada. and upoa lsoBarabe and inst fertns is object in the highest degree sesrabe to the people of the U Etases h would opeA a wide and fertile field 10 ihs ertnFpsiss and industry of the American people, weuld extend tbe boundaries aud increase the pow or of unr eauntry i; il woaid eHsf hrave, indus- trens nad intelligent people andeE the flag of eur nation II would spresd wide the liberal principles of Republican Government, aRd promote the pre- Doadsfanee of free inktilations in this union. We therefore trust that NstiOnal Government iM the spirit of pssos and of courtesy to both ie British Government ssd the people OfCanada, wii adopt all proper and honorable means to sscsrs the annexa- uOs of Canada 10 the United Stais&'
 As regards slavery, the first resolution sets i forth as "a crime against humanity" and fhnss which foIlow say
 Resolced, That oar Senators and Rep-caen,a- tiVes in Congress be requested to resist by all and every constitutional moaas the exfeusion of slavery Ia aay manuer whether by the anRsxation of slsye- beIding Texas, of territory now fFee or by the ad mission into Inc uaion oi territory already acq -lI- express prohibition oi slavery, either in the eonsii tuition of each State asking admission, or in the act of Congress providing for such admissioa. -" ResOipe4 farther. That our Senators and Repre- seniaives in Congress be requested to support every just and prudent measure far the exclusion of sla very from the District O. Columbia for the entire suppression of the slave trade the high sess and wherever else Congress has jurisdiction and, gem eraiy 10 relieve the Federal Government from all responsibility for the existence, maintenance, or tolerance Of slavery. or The traffic in slaves
 'sRcsolped faytker. That our SeHators in Congress be instructed. and Onr Representatives requested to their exertiens for the speedy organization of Territorial Government for New Mexico and Cali fOrna, with provision forever excluding inyolnn- tAry seryitnde. except fer crilne.'
 copy of these last resolutions is to be furnished to ths Governor of every State in the Union.
 The ordinance of l1c7 also claimed attention, and after resolution instructing the Senators and re- 9uestng the Represe ntatves in Congress from Yer mont 10 introduce inte each branch of Congress bill abolish all slave traffic in the District of Co., lumbia, and the high seas, well as those laws which legaIile slavery in the District of Colambia, they
 '' ResOlred. That our Senatoas in Congress be in- strneted. ana Representatives requested 10 ass their a1aenee, by direct vote, wherever an oppor- tauiiy shall 10 procure the application of the ordinance of l1ST 10 all newly acquired territory belonging to the United StaIes.''
 fine resolutions in relation 10 Hungary are s2rit- cd, and follows
 RssOiued. by the Senate and House of Repre- seutatves, That the brave and patriotic people of Haagsry are eatitiej 10 warsnsst sympathy iu their unsuccessful struggle for the liberty of their countfy against tho despois of Austria and Russia and that the cruelty exhibited by the Emperor of Austria in the execution of her brsvest generals and patriotic ministers of reli igon Tor no other act than hghtag and praying fer the liberty oi their country, demands inc universal condemnation and execrasion of all nations.
 find be t further rsssised, That ii is the duty of the government ol the United States of America ta make solems protest against the inhamaBe butch cry of the patriots oi Hungary bv the tyranss of Austria, aa infraetion of the laws of nations and an insult to the feelings of all free Stales.'