The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-16
southeru Meetipv ia lizard county.

A, meeting ol the friends of Southern rights, held at North Fork, Izard County, on Saturday March 23d.. Maj. Jacob Wolf, was called to the Chair. and Rober, Adams, Esq. appointed Secre- ,Ary. The otiec; and business of thc meeting. was exrlained in a concise and foreibsy manner by the Chair. The address of E. ". Johnson 10 his con- s,ituehts, with portion of Mr Ciingman's speech was read to the meeting. and on motion Dr. Hough was called on 10 address the meeting, which call was responded 10; the address of the Dr.. was very neresting-after the address, motion the follow ing persons were appointed by the chair to prepare preamble asd resolutions, to-wit: Joseph Ripp, Hiram IrwsD, Dc. Hough. ". NJ. Wolf, and A. Adams, and on mo'ion, Thomson, of Ky, with the Chair and Secretary, were added. Toe committee withdrew for short time, and then reported the following Preamble and Resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
 Viewing as we do the present irrational efforts of the Northern abolionists, and their abetiors, constiuonal having for i,s object the destruction o most sacred rights, perilling property. p@ar. aud IiSss--ws cannot but regard the deuna- gogaes, to whom this agitation owes it's origin, as enemies 10 the welfare oi the Souh to the prosper fly of all classes and Inmica to the Union in every respect, therefore
 Resolped, That we cordially approve Of the sent- meAie fxpTesset by our esteemed Representative Hon. R. w. Johnson, m hts address 10 his eoRsti uents; and we in the spirit. recommend to the authorities of this State 10 devise some plan to secure to Arkansas, efectual representation in the Southern convention, to be held ia Nashville. ResolDed, That we IaterLa,ly submit 10 the peo- pie ot the North, the question whether the Union Is 10 them oi sufficient vaue 10 be preserved as we cesved n with the sacred guaranties and these above in our opinion, ean preserve it undivided. Rssolrsd, h of the continued unconstitutional agitation Of the slavery question, we recommend th. patriot Planters of the South 10 form Voluntary non intercourse associations tor the purpose of say ing the ovsrreIig,ons opponents ot slavery from sai- lying their sauc.imonioas consciences, speculation on slave labor, or its proceeds. And thus prevent thefa from purchasing or shipping to the Northern factories or markets, any Southern productions. Also to cease 10 export or import 10 from Sogth- ports, in Vessels owned ofhcered by Nor he men; order that they may know, hom which geographical section the commerce, navigation and revenues ot the Union derives their fifmest and sRrest support also that the ms-c aled freesoiler may enjoy oretaste nf the incendiary and iraric- dal results, they aIe so 1eligenily laboring for Resolssd fhat in the event of State convention being called. preparatory 10 the Nashville eonven- lion, that we appoint the following gentlemen, to represent this portion of the country, io-wii Dr. E kough, Cant. W. Wolf, Hon. Jas. Watkins and Simeon E. Rosson, Esq.
 Rssotped. That cory of these resolutions be sent 10 the Baiesyiile Eagle for publication with request to the Bsnssr. Gazette and DsmocIat, and other papers 10 copy. t+f
 JACOB ". WOLF. Clairmaa.
 ROBERT ArAas. Sscsslasy.