The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
California Admitted into the Union.

We publish the following from the Mississppiau, the leading Journal of it's State. It was written upon the spur Of ihe moment, no doubt; and per- haps may be regarded outburst of indigna- ton rather than fixed sentiment. It shows, how ever, the depth of feeling in Mississippi. We shall wait The sober second thought-I0u Dem.
 This scheme of monsIous outrage has al length been fully consummated by Congress At single fell swoop the South has been forever deprived Of all and every possible advantage which might have accrued from the possession of single port on the American coast of the Pacific. In vain did her sons rally around the national flag and plant il in triumph the capital of Mexico; lost was the blood they split on every field where honors were won in the war; waste aud ruin to them was the treasure with which California was purchased; for the North has seized upon all that was gained, and en the very honors which southern heroes were won't 10 boast of, are now rendered emblems of their shame and deep degradation Tkey foaght aud won tha; The North might enjoy ali that was intrinscally substantial value purchased by inc victory.
 Although have for months past known well could know the certainty of the hap pening of any event not yet transpired, that Cali fornia would bs admitted during the present session of Congress into the Union State, still did we cling with the teaaety with which drowning men hoit to sraws, 10 the hope that some tOwsrd change might take place which would divide the territory on the line of 36 deg 90 min and thereby home be secured to Southern men, for them aud their property, on 1he coast of the western ocean. We could not realize tine appalling fact that ;he North would seize upon all the territory, and insutingy say to the South, "subnt, CT the strength of the government will be tested-resis,. and you shall be whipped into sRbmission!" This is yiftually the tone and language of the federal government The solemn protest of nine States through their chosen delegates assembled al Nashville has been treated as lightly as if il had'proceeded from the same mum. Der of savage tribes in Africa or New Hcii nd.-- The South has been completely cut of, abased and kicked into whatis now the southeastern corner of the United States And hers we are hedged in the door of egress locked and bsrred-and all chance for escape forever interdicted The res; of al, the world is forever waste 10 the souiherner; he mnst peFiorce remain where he is come what may, come what will
 And shSl! the South remain this graded appen. dape to the tfiumpha car of tho North h-wrenged, degraded aud contume,ously thrust aside No, no; it must not be. We may not now-perhaps never can-plant the institution CT slavery on the Pacific but il is yet in tho power of tho South 10 arrest ihe hand of aggression. and to anu repel outrage
 Never in the history of tho world, did one peO- pie perpetrate so foul wrong that just now con summaled at Washington, upon another. without having to many a bloody Attoaement It will be marvellous if strife does not grow ont of this parralleed injury to the southern people We would couasei against al! rashness The South must move with Geiberstion, but with lofty aud inexorsble firmneSs.
 All patriotic msn now turn to the government of tue State to devise means of future protection. So far as Mississippi is concerned, we know that her chief Executive will do his duty and in all that Mississippi may do she will seduously endea- vor that it shall be in harmony with the wishes and actions of the other nsul,ed States of North America.