The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-16
Attsmpt tel Remove the esoveraor From
 theIstate of Mississippi.

We gre greatly ssrprised to lsasn iiom Detis oi th. aai ulf that . body of laen in New Orleans, caiisI th. E,and Jury eftse U. 5 Disirie' Court, nave seen pterer inaicI the Chief Magisirais "t the State of Mi.sissiPp, far violation o tbs act of lSts. ih 6tiing oai an expedition against Cuba, ,-E What gre fhs specific aeegaAiiuns aPca which the E inIcsmeai has been foaai we lsli to conjecture Rat that the charge fs HRoundsh, 2Rd oHy tbteadsd to subserve atl uffeftof motive ~s are sbuHesDtiy sakfsse rvn an intimate knowledge Of the ehaTae- tet of Gov Quitman. Whatever hIs political ene- ssieg may say of him. there is eiitxen of Missis- siisti who would for moment believe that he eoHd eoHuect hihs-lf with any expedition m violation oE hS.seasbise ohltsatiohs: even when tR keeping with lhose ahlig gaORs, unless joined with sarh ex. pesfsion in person and hoIs bimSelG ready to meet ls is dangers and Vicisiiuies. There is not al ,ys,,I oT truth n the indietm-Bt. Gov Qaiitnan has always dscIared to his friends and 10 the CabaHs Who si his assistance, that he eooid have pattei- Usfi1A ia ttis present sgsr. E,nn Esst to lss' he Isfiissd all connection with 1t What he migh, have done had the vecPis of Cuba overturned ihsii gov eEhment sn invited hin 10 their shores, ws cahna, cArAiniy say; bat it enough tbat be had noihihg t6 to iH the present expedition.
 TGis iadtet,nsnt has been got u,p foE the evil dent PaTpose Of political persecution. We hesitate H0s to say that When the matter shalt be pfobrd to the bottom, it NilI be that ihe whole charge tsss been hafched up 10 attempt the destruction of character bought at so much peTh and tevVlion ,o CVAulIyg auo NutCA StSbAs se tSu 0ctOtG Vut people
 Whatever may be ike parpose now yelled 10 the plb1ie eye, trust that H will noi be attempted to deprive Mississippi of her Executive under pretrx xi calculated 10 bring the honor of Slate into dis- repnte. This administration has attempted many hsh-h -handed acts. but the present caBnat be countensuced h MlssisSIppi. Tue koaad Island sdsif was paipA5le violation of the righ.s of our State au one which must Lot be passed. over In silence. Comiaabder Randolph and ihe Secretary offhe Navy are gdiiy oi conspiracy against the peace af oar State; aud the laiiet officer, were he tried iL our courts fot o.f nees committed by his sIhaitefns upon our citizens, aight stand q talf cfanes oi being seat 10 the peniirhtia:y. Indlct- fasnts ought io be lound against al connected with the R.,nnd Island affair, and the case brought io trial Good groua.is exist for s.eb acoafse.
 h te present Ase, the i-dra sOveraIneatis taking anather stop m it's aggressive policy and eon'e'n of State sights--Ifi it Ioeebly carry oh the Gov ernorrf sovereign Slate to New Orleans, il eau do so 10 Oregon city or San Francisco. IT he may he carried of daflng the adioafndinent, he can be as we'll iaken fro us during the sitting ot the leg stature. We shaa tsen have an interrrgnun, little stariins m history beIog not caused bv ''dsath resignation removal from oHice," the cases pfo- vided for by he constitution.
 Ws ny ,he exercise of any power of this kind by the general goSernment. lis provided io1 st constitution, that he G,vernor sIall support the construction of the United States well as he State and toT breach ot either, he is made IsD 10 ia- peachmsht. BIt all impsaehinens must b. iTIrd by Ae State Senate and e6nsiciion Is oniy to follow ihs concurrence of two thiids cf the metIhffs present H the Governor has violated the lays nl ihe Unii~t States lvt hitn be tritd in the way pointed out bl out constitution. Ills prt sence st the seat of gov ssnmehi is made necessary hy iaw, ant II has neve been---wth never be cantemplated-ihat tins law | mere nniliiy before an orSr of U. ;. Court, ant that our State shall be ieft without ChI-f Magis trste whenever il may suit probably the PresIieh of the United States 10 demand hun. Not clausi in the eon.fa'ion. law oi Congress exists whcl sanetioas such dsnseFoas exercise ot power an while t!,e governor bound by osin 10 sustain h requirements ot isSs and constitution, he wti he the ia.i ,asn. believe, who wiIl permit then "a b. violated by any wsnl ot moral courage on fi pari to sustain Tue dignity oi the State
 it Fs 10 ts hoped that President Taylor will SC the supreme iois ot seeking 10 afrasgn onr Exeeu tive oa prsssuces frivolous and aniounsted to present. and immediately cOunteTiBand or,ieT ha teSev ouid be rxeeHted without serious cotlisio
 betwsen . sovereign Stale aud tue General govern
 aeDt.--lM'sssnppian.