The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

selections found a bis spea. suited sS hts taste. It is; |" Heart merit wanting nsut ws s~'sr % hiSh. Oar height IS ba, ta- gib:k of GOT nafns.
 The existanee, Mr Chaanaa. ef q sectional party a, The Nerth is fally enthusiastically svtdeat-- Neither democrats whis al t5e Worth, claim te as Hate with their own paties at the south. upon the subject Of slave psopert Bsi oa inc contrary. they reyu9iafa sll feIlowxis; sud tAs most mode rate and patriotic aad .asaai ea tSsm, declare openly. that tsey eosdenIas on principle. hen why speak io as, who are he weaker party, about sectional paFsissR That isgaags should have bcea ieRg since ncdreHsed to thtpeopae of the North it
 is too late ta speak 10 thea. They are euaSedtea; their track Is laid belee theR; < Is across our necKs and they are ia tl1 fall tlae of aclfsa. II y0a speak te of the dsyr q seettSaa4 FaFs'es nsw, il Is easily nRderstad. Ll meeas the daagrT { q deteadisg rigais, eIFesasfaag rrsne; if cesa- sels submission, and il iaises faaat'cisa ts do tas worst.
 Sir, cannot concur; will net assent But 1 wi most aHsnfediv. rais my veice Rgainsi such madness the part eg hs South. whether Il ne needed The trufl is. fliat for tltriy years, the Missouri compfomis kse been the policy of the G~~ernmess It has b-sa happy policy. h hss given us peace and anity sud brotherhood It should be given to new aud ought relset every proposition less satisfactory
 fl was restriction upoH the rights Of thsSoath, and she has acted np to il in good faith Unt very recently, all of sll parties. with eeTs fsss eroeDtieRs, approved, adopted, and prDmaigaiea ia IL was earred ia ths of Texas aBa Siso iR that of Oregon. \ nd if 1t were now adopted, what v ould be the state of the IL would ss divide the acquired territory, thai va would g~t half. No. Cast your eye upon ths map, aDj t6 tbe most casual ganc. it is apparent get not over ons-lhird-the North gets two thirds Ne kape csn 'fasded for kafwe believe II Is our right The North declares are shall not have Il, We then consent To take one thiri-bss shr asckaTes not 4 Xa-F R. II foot ef a
 ' 1T the one-third is granted to us, do not ask that shall e guaranteed to us 10 he slave territory On the contrary, agree that tbe residents oI the country shah F. at perfsct liberty, when prepared i for State Government 10 adapt their own jaws { and exclude fl they desire. Bat no, nothing but exclusion, immediate, total, absolute from the entirety of our common acquisition, will be allowed 1 by the North.
 1 This is very inpereus-very unjust A South 1 eFRer should b- excused if h' heart should some ! times rebel against such tyranny and injustice ssoud b- excused 1T his iaaga should sometimes I beteken a of ihe shame te be Perpetraied ! upon lis people aud country. and Of iadig gaatisa | al ii
 Sir If granting us the line of 3s deg 90 min. would auseiiie the political power oS the couauy
 and eadaaqer he predola aaace of the North, would not be rprised st the course and policy Of the ! North nor would l complain al the North. But a ! docs nat do Examine the map Look at hs
 sehoie sHSHRi of s tsrrsTy wRed by Inc States tn eommon trace the iine of 36 deg 90 mih and yeu
 fad thai Biae-tenfks of all territory (eut sf which
 many States are hereafter 10 be formed increasing
 the Northern pewer.l lie North of 36 deg so mip !,
 whilst south of il, there ls poi than oae-teHtA. CanaOi be trusted by oar brothers of tine North I wtth one-tenthl Are ae9ysded a the eyes
 of NOrthsrn fsiow citizens thai ynstice To as or fOrbearanee. wosld h~ shame te siasm
 lfso, thea our prospect is bad one, ssd the dss- og re,ts Ia nf rpyf.
 Sir, Ibe North waald do Iusiaee il the Sosth were
 in every s.ae ihe soa s a,e sns S Where
 upou point; but in truth is divided up and will
 be destroyed by matrieijA hands.
 l Sir, Mir Chairman. the democratic party have made w,oe mistake. II is due 10 truth and hs
 tory that il should be pointed out Such errors. q
 exposed may he lesson in future. Ii ths
 adoption Of the newfangled doctrine of pon-iatsr- venton IL has unsettled ths mind Ol the country 1 ana Inc tenets of party.
 Up 10 the time Of the introduction Of this policy, and its incorporation into the creed of the derno- cracy, the Missouri eemproniss Sas the s-lted l policy. Few disputed II. North and South were ] comparatively agreed The democracy, North and South. were united upon it; Southern whiggsEY Was satisfied with IL And s>ssri that ttis hoe
 diten " would already have b~eB settled fl tss last Presidential contest had. part been eeR3ac- ted thai basis. II would have been Hau'aierisl ! whether saecessfai, or defeated. for th- ffSeiy@AESs A~ AtRtsF N0flls-fH QsDlbGFhT} RoHA1
 have to the House sni Senate, adopting, sap
 porting, and prOelatRiHg ths basis, and al would i. have been well. Bat. sir departed from Priu-
 eEl-s that Sc tied 10 sxpsrim~ nj iR thihgs
 khow nes oi, and new we reap'the fruit. IL IS eoR
 fusion, eiscord, aud bitter discoEteut.
 ! Sir, w-. ourselves, Of th. South, kaew not what @oaid come Oui of Ihis u,easare Paadora's box
 coal1 Rei have been more frujtia of n0xioes. eob- iouadiag, and peFhicioas political schemes and l Pans IL is the mother ef ths non Gefion policy 1 IL Is the mother of the Calgsrssaa movement Of i the TeKiaR dssaeNaberaeHf Of tne free soF Pe.iey 1 to eireamseriee oar limits, aud thsa srfrSsaG Ns
 nita free Sases.
 1 Ne ourselves did not understand If. We coB- ceived the doctrine meaa that the South could go to all asd any territory acquired froa Meaie0. aud there live protected, aud that slave property would be safe until sach time ctais sbouo be 1 formed out Of it. But there is the it meant, according 10 ts authoF, Ron-iniessehtoH sa eons- plele. tAst Inc people of the trrritory. althoagh i foreigners just incorporated aud ~ith laws diSsn
 lar to our own should have the power in their Isr-
 rit0ral Legislature. st once. and before people cousd get teF. t0 act spsa tse ssbeet. aAd 10 ae- ] eiayt sy iTH total and sfs5 Rgl exclHsea- ! fhis doctrine, ss now explained, IS s0Pportes by
 very few, fl any Soathesaers. Tbsy say t is sdop-
 led by the committee Of thirteen in ttsJ report aud
 Plas. dc esh-idet it. aR5 tle fact that a
 clause is inserted dselared thst legislation shall
 be had upon slsre properly shows taAt Ii a aOt the
 improved e4iiliSn 0f b0R intervention NlH all
 auite deeply ts dsplpre this unfortunate step; and
 do il 10 nJare ills great sHthor, Tor his aeion has been nagBassnoas in maAy sTespects he stand
 has been oi the higaesi responsibility aud be-
 iieve hun 10 be, la hts hear iraly lover of his ! eoantry have la the public eoaBeiis- ! Sir, Mr Chairman, ihis Northern sectionAlisnl has had its origin n the lsAOssy and eisspp0ial-
 rneat Of Northern statzsgisn ignereBes aad as . Iegafd of the rights of ths Soatb-iA the fury ei
 faaalcism that dec Jared Itself ths Tb~rty party en.
 listed he zanethcstAoa of r~ltges and rep1disted without eonpaBcsioa, tAs obligation of all iaws asd the natoaa Constitution W ith tbese elements uc- tpg, and with time aud perseverance, they have ] aitsiaed al the Narlh perfect GBHy.
 whilsi this is tAs Northern c0adifofi, the Seati
 Is disauii@d The nina of her DO Htieiaas are D.
 settled, all wsvering and uDcertsia. T'he eass- oi i, may be faund ia ths fact that the people nave asabesra ia fatal ssea-ny- Tkey have sot been guarded by w4ichfal seutinsls Their reprcse g.ta