The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
NORTHERN DusUbN CONVENTION.

NOt& NhEA& OhBG AsN GON MeASA
 On the 7th uli, the spal congress of fanatics commenced its session iaew York. ltIs passing strange that, while the vdd be patriotic journals of the whole soribern S,s, and their trai.Oroas and unphncipIed eoadiub here at the South. are in full cry against ths sventiOn at Nashville, charging that it has beeEOnceived in spirit of disuuiOn, and calling fOfs suppression even by the military power of aExecutive, northern convention, for the Gsonsurpose ef efeetiag dis SolafioH ef GIt UniOn, is ,edy permitted 10 hold its sessions and coneoct altake meaas insidionsly 10 effect it's viIlainous sndssonable measures. To the annual meetings Of northern convention and to the intrigues and 'Orts of those of whom it is composed. is the entry indebted for the troubles that have recsneburst upon it, shaking the whole republic to its v centre. II is no sud den calamity. It is the cen consequence of the measures adopted by the alitionist conventions of the anti slavery States ls the consequence of a long settled and cunning Iicy, having for its end the alternative of the cut, the utter destruction of tho Soath or dissoutl of the UniOn. It is. vain to talk of appeaSing b juggernaut with new and humilia,ing concsssio. IL is idle to expect from these rsckiessIy fanatdemagogues and theoi reiicaI world wide phIantrtsts any thing but the most relentless persecution untiring enmity so long as one vesiige of the iIitution of slavery isls smoug us. We may mpromise sgsin and again; may sacrifice our arrest interests for the preservation of the Uuion,ut, until the tide of public opinion shall have be, turned with ali it's force 10 check the vile measus of these reasonable assemblies of blind fanalicand incarnate 6ends, there will be security for le freedom and safety of southern citizens, no guasnty for the pressrva- tioa of the republic.
 In reference to tAe mse,isE of this convention, the New York Hera,l (uhict has warmly adyOca- ted tho common sens view of the present esisis) says:
 May the 7th has came, and with host of fa- natcs. worse than thlocust of Egypt, led on by Greedy, Brisbane, Dan, Garrison. Fred. Douglass Wen Phillips. the Abigas-kelly and Folsom with Fnrness IL a pity that Jules Chevalier, from London; Hugh Dherty, from Paris; Miss Eu Ter. or the Countess Bbalnki or some such name from Italy, are not nee 10 join in the rivalry for absurd theories which re to be promulgated during the present month iowever. we have pretty full array of these wonles All the odd elements Of political anomaly ne rapdiy concentrating in our midst, the result ofwhhh will be a big conven- ton, though got up uua.r lie guse of small meet ings. The NashcHe C3Hren40H triH te nothiag to it
 In the first place, the Tbernacie will be filled this morning with y1ur citizens, 10 hear how far free discussion eau be csrrA, 10 the detriment of society twill be thoroughly organized meeting, under ths auspices q Funess Garrison, Abby Kelly, Fred. Douglass and hilliPs-
 White spirits and black,
 Red splits and gey,
 all intent upon disruption anj disunion. and all de- termined 10 monopoR the r,sirurn, that lhey may pour their poisonous pctrna upon the public ear. Ihe free discussion VII be al on one side Wo be 10 him wh0. dares 10 disseu from the opinions which will be expressed tGe occasion. He will have plaster put upon his mouth; for there will be arrayed all the menft for Iettcoats and all the women ready for breehes, prepared 10 hiss down anything in the shapeof resson and common sense. and, II need be. 10 maSe any honest man disappear as quickly and eisci'ally Romuus did in the presence of his armr."