The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-02

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 ..ss,stion It has ben broken bF tbs rePresrn- ,,prs, Of the people of ths N"rtaeFn states whe
 -. ,h.e, in ts.sir VieAsiiszs ef tae constitution. ,.,- tas, the balSi-bOE Sf the south is power E ~ fr ,,. .-sseciiaa 4 Re the sAae essses hieh - t,. vfssaliaas ef the ceasttiuiion by the N,,, ,ss,egity pseveais its restoration to its in
 -.x Tafsag.ost the NsTfheTn states. there = .s.s se ,sascsitsa of gay chasgc in is-is policy 0. tA. raa,rsEy the msgariiy agstasf the Soaih is ~.,,s, ip sh. present Congress tasa n ihe tss,. sI,r,,g fas sxa. c0nTss ef sFerf saeeesstFe esec- ,,- r.- v.s-s pact NSr have Ee seen ia the srtien sf,.. St.;es. wsaa feH srcePEaons- sHy pssSf ef -,,,.,- sssss sl fssjce to us CT Of reverence for ,s ssgs,ifsilsa SeTersi Si iheD, lssi ias= inicr- ..... s3sst be GraRa ta theif position. have cs,. lately e -yi,e- aIe in the nasi eff usive+ f.,rs ih-ir former 47c.zrsSas aEsinFf eur rights;
 ,3 rh-a r-exi >easts- representing one or them, ..,fssS fer the pe-2e,ss,oa af tse ualoa. .has Tsn ,u-.s te rocse sonsta5ag sf jasltcs io th- Senih. b. hss s-.n re5akea y the leg stature sf the State \. r-4-~septs, sas rittus!iy Eeuaunced fer bis ss-si,y 10 ih. csssiisiiaa. This reSoarce. iaea,
 .s.r tt. a-cfaa-y operations cf the constitution, :, q uB arsa And beu is # with the present Goa
 ress %. es other so8rce ef redress Is he usual ssra;sis-asioa ef the c9as3itstoaf For eix m0nIas if hs, essa 10 s.ssi8n aad darisg thi4 whole period
 
 oa.s}sa aae szii2liga. Ye; nothing las 5-en done is ksai the sfscoa;eais which % asfiy exist ibe Scsih ar -extose ble~e;ng eoRs'ituttoa All VIC hare reeeired has been b.iGeF eeuuacntioas of our -gssEltsIieas ef many meBbe Of CeRgress, snd thrrNts Is cos-re isia submission Although na.hisE has bess caC-, report has been made in ,h. Senate hy eommi;tse of thirteen. members, whaek ia nsw p-HclHg in thAt body: and as The measures ii proposes have been pressed u7ea the SeatA as werthyi Of her acceptance, deemat prsYer ,s lsy before yoa bssef eoas39erze3 of the rasttsrs i csHtzinS
 Tbs report embraces four Sisiisci rl@asGres. lst ,hs s4ailsslos ef Ca.iforeis State sith the rsSisn of slavery in her constitutions D, rT55orai rpv.-aracsfs To be erece1 ever he territories of uish sn1 Nrw MeSl-o, uitb nearly oae half Of Ts4ss 10 be added the latter: 3i the prohibition of ihs s4ve ira5= in ths District ef Caiuubia; and 4,s provisions fer The recspture ef fugiliTe slaves ia the noa-s'aYshe!tiag Ststes Ts aalers;aad whether these measures gre consistent with our riEhts sna Eorthy CT ear acceptance, sseA of taen mas 5e coasi4t:e3 separately.
 Tk. South is s1ela3e4 hy u4s biil frosn the whole ef taa ps-t oi Ca.5ofaia hing oa lhs Pacific, ia- cisdsag hastrea and ff;y ihessaad square mi. q territory. sso. f tbis done sy ihe iegis i1,ioa ot Congress, the ose a which ! is done Is of 10 importance. C4sfsruis belongs To the Cni- ,s5 States. and s actea ey Ja- ia5.viaals in ihaI territory. whether f-em iss United States CT from the rsS; of the wg-, a-s-r ri8lia tEe sa 10 ibem- seives o' erecting SzT~r9narat 0Ter lt is of no vslt-iiy idsy cs1stsslr yeop.s Ia 10 proper seBse q tss i>r-H bat e5izsas of fa- States or eo5rtrs-s frsu ahich hey have cor1s ae5 To which Ihey sJil3 3ws !h-sf zi.e E54nee " Sh-B there ore Ceagfess attempts Co ezTF cal aso aarsa the acts c! these s .vie 3zs erecting silgorUja islo State ssd exc.aesag slsTeFT thsf=iraa. it is tas same tAiRz ss | CoGSr@ss bad eEiziasliY passed laN to thss e-c;, Wi;aant tse isIsrrsafoa of these ia9i- .s.- -.. -f r~.- F,r is eeae by ie zct of Congress. and by no other ag tbsti.y Ihs constitution ef Ca.Torsia becomes tas a.; el leag-ess sad iae 6 fasi prgFso t coa- tsigs, is lie Ni.aat a-sF}s5 passed 4a4 eass ee by he egsls.isn oI C. Eress- Here ta@a is that ex- easssa i'on tals lsrrtoty ay th4 act ef Congress, winch ai8ast every H>e8taefs Sss;e i8 tae [ aiea has dec are. ss Koa aa; sa aniI ts. pfalaiY aas practically eaigse=- by ia.. Ji | A Ire peopiz esaaot bs sst!sdz- Sisa the sa@e ia zAleh ihsy are 1eprlFss sf ta-ir E-sts severe gn State El ctsss.1 ie sacatt- ia hat H1euasf she is stripped ei her pfeasfs sa1 c=.--1sss irosH ~eaaifY ta sf.' sst-f >tslss Il .s -aossa Lat itz oulfsge is Tsae he naooe is el,1iils c5ase. ge.c-- Thsrs is thefessre ls Iss fsoe of -tt>aetnz t- N iraol p-o Vsso oEef s@ ieFEstosy e5 La T Fga B--~Bg~ sy the s soia,ag ta mi gate as is5 zaaiioa ,F ise Son ia-fa States sT Co taE= lssr cetsTni aai on ta rs cfess tse EroaS U .8alciel- Taey are exeiaG tr9sa use whele =rritary ef ( s..ffal4 TeErltSEy e1isaare esosEh tc caet1la fo2r large Staes.
 1T inc CoSstilatoA pTepessd by Cai1srniz con ti see sOtasng asoSt tsssEery woa1 tb- No-'a s sE her 10 eater the | Caioa' S9eA tbe t-r.itoFisl O.. proposed for Czlti0raia al Inc lss; CeaEfsss bal lucy r-9ecisa iseD. because lhe Soata Wss a0, sKe!as-t from tAis territory, ja express Tse iababtaaiS oi his iers!tsTy, have ~ra lsl uiIaoal any eiVa goverarfesf, solely heceuSe i3e soGsa Sea1 not conssAt 10 be i~Eslsi=6 eat Of I-ru with Der snsttsiioBss Aae ihat lhss ob-et is accom-
 isss by ths Cs 7Ssitaiisn sress atsd bv California vsss -fa faaS4 rF 8.u, Orasr-sfs eager fS s1sii her wgEhe Ut rSvi e ore eeeeBt 8ats the Usiea. Ne are aware of th- in- coaT-aisaess the iabz taHis 9f California may have saarrsc fst aaat oi ciTil governusent extss,.she ey CsnErsss; sBs therefore. gre prepsred is vi.sl Esca ea secos ai sl tas eire sasssauces ia which they SsVs isees placed
 Tae ssxt measure IS in perfect keeping with lafs nrH iestsre oi Sc the report" l. tskes from Tex ss istriisfy saeieai for tw large States aod sd GsEs to .srE ArIsco. Wasl ths bil eosizlBs Nith r-seri 10 zisFsEy ali se of little eons-q s~oee for t is c-sig gaec that aeKt wlAtsr New Mex5ca ta1s eosst's,ec- sts follow tAc rSampfe Of Cs.fssysis s22 Se AsaAi.a as State with Consultation eH- eissag sAEery from lts snsits -f for wishsat sseh etoas4ss s2s eaaRes hope t0 h@ s1mftt-d bv fGse Hsa-sasehsiciag ag slsi-s gto ls. usioa The effect ~i se thsi territory, ever vkica slaYery new ex- ei. e 2sl to two States vii se wyee;e3 from tls~ Sskth a2a Esls b. gigea Bs ts@ nen ssaw~hsgainv <sies he prsisKs Is that tss-e is sem. eeu 4 ss t' lse s1aadarses et Texas Texas hv her laws Ssrs sSs ~as admitted isto the UnAa h.d bat %sn boa aas'y tsEzfss sh. Vest sud thai vss- The A'1 J'sase C9sgress in th= r-Sas asisns admitting tss iaie ibs Uniaa r~oe gH5z~a thls b.oaBcarv bs !s! aZ aoEs line of Hniial4ou betw-~B the slave s'e'ag s0G nsa ssssssssei4s Stat@s-f being inc Ntssoaft CcngTsfals- t3ae cf 56s % min rssr.g.l si HoFta AstAssse -thrssFa thai rerv us-f os he, ssfrssS'y- her right to which is Bow eae~sies4S -
 Her S@Ah hesry sf the RbS -sna- te f,. soa-~- alone gave @e' is cssStryi sHs wEs tl as reesvntses And rANo1' sF tas rrsol siiehs of snuexstiaa To yin sNaas tSs ooas1ars f0s Ierss ss mem Der of ih. tA'oS- tise AeK7csa seok place. ssa in the NSsts CT Sssaa-gsps HeisAgo, a was hnzlly rlsGi- Aase sa1 setAee oy es4s~s iB lhe treaty 5-~igas- Nsg 'as kss tIrse3e as lh- baasdsry bstEe~a Ne1t. s0a tse tsss~c stss-s TAas sy tA~ isws ef 4sAhs' Ss 'a+ i-glsailaa ef coacre.s. aaa sv vs.oJ ssi' tsiy q Ia. rHiisd States, lae Rio f;rsu. !. ~ ''s VI -''sf4 e2aa4try af Texas Yet iAe pf.ssa.
 4 ' ~' s2 70 H .e' ierrita7y do-s sol .rtesa to ~''a41 t7'-e na4.->e m5}ss of Inc N ssau-i Ce1,-
 ,,.'- Has whore ( grsss "a ree~.g,ap he, isto - r-'s- osirFaI-I se tasi her tsfrllsrY sassla ..e s.'stt-et as'S7en As s,4EehaiaiaE and ,,a, slnxs- e5<-es IsKas is toe oa5r >tste la fla.
 ''7 S.s ia- so eala gaxrast@~ af !Ae Gsx. |. 's -a's- t4tes tA every possible form