The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-23
THE PRospecr.

The washington carres.saaaeRe af the naltlmorA Sun remarks ts.at, white they were "eosnpFamslMa" al the Csps,ot the State of Ohio has made anevs in the opposite direction, biii having passsd her House of Representatives, maktag H PeRni for eay citizen ef the State, other shaA Federal ofheeT. ta aid tn capturing. dstaiaiaK, or restoring fugitive slave, The bia expected to Pass she Seaate--- Oa, this glorious paion. HaW sweet b ita psNes-& how ample i,s psesactioa-hOw uawaveFiRG its jnsS tics. What naRghsy, people are the SonshFeas ta carp at tis blessings. aud svsa hrsaseN ta @ withs out GhosH
 The New York Tribune says Mr. Webster w,ll not change a riasle northern syots- save hss own, We have ao faith In ihs TribnMs . naFssteg ef fsctsi has S islaeaes is iaEge, aud the aylnptoma so far in favor of ka asseytion- h the Houso oa Moaday. Mir Fowler. 0f Mssnachasetls, waasa speech. tn which Co sa sarO the only laea wUm borrowed from Mr. Wees;es, bat the taus waa la perfect harmony with Giddings and Hale To tho Senate Mr Seward made his effort, which waa aii that was expected of him, Aarrew And hstaes, ,lM short, anti-slsvery ap to the habs Cemmenting on ths speech, the oorrespondpat already quoted, says: l" 1 have no doubt that Me. Seward ts cor. rect in his position, that the Unloa ex4ts aaa wil esatinur by necessity. but tt is tkeiy ta hs gee4 deal agitated for some csuse, TherR wA hs ltitiA harmony aaii the seath shali bs pfsgMsed C shb- mt
 un,ii the South shah he prepared ta suhmis.s It is such craven and most unworthy language a | to disturb the peace Of the country. and PeEvert sa justice. It Is 10 tho sma-spirted, much. talking few, of the class of this writer that the New Yerk Post refers in proof that the South were perfectly r.ady submit; that the North had the whole game
 in her hands, aad could have grasied her sretieual spite wthoat the least risk of resistance, when, sa
 t alleges, MT. Webster stepped Ia and volantsessd retreat. The Post qaotes the New Orleans bsis
 stIu n proof Of the perfect tsmca.ss of the Soath It's estimate of that paper Is danbt just, bat ta suppose that il represents the people ef Loaslaua, is to libel that Sta,e most fouIiy.
 Mr. Staniy, of North Carolina, ts, also, profssely quoted at the North, tO show thst, under exoesa of provocatoa aud wrong, will the South resist. = They have right to the authority, as far ss m is ayasble. Mir. Stanley, undoubtedly, has given pledges to kee? the peace andeF whatever provecas ten aud, ia his recent speech, he sci up cock -sparrow pretentiOns 10 speak for No;th Care
 lima. Bat there circumstances 'ia which Mir. Stanley Is as beligerent any man living; and. ia this very speech, hnding MT Hliiard. of Alabama, Methodist clergyman, within reach, he attacked him with the fury of rid beast Evea he, thers- fore is not opposed to resistance. principle. lg ss not peace. but safety. that he holds sacred.
 We neither sec symptoms of sahInissios. on the part of tho South. nor do anything in the prospect, 10 justify her in changing her proud ats- tude, or renqaish,ng appropriate measures of ssf- protection. MT. Webster has made great speech, and af things considered, a nusgnaniHous one, bat
 il has yet received solid mark af approve from the North -C Charleston MereaFy.