The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-02


 The least evil therefers tse b esq bring 10 the people of the SeaiberB States catering t, wll lw ieontention. barTSsssneni and tiza,ion-
 BRf yos vii have a very ius0eqaste eoneersioa ef the importance of the serriisry taken from Tex. as by the bEi, il sea esnhae yaaF views b Tesas ! IT yea will lock si fhe map aI the Unped Ssnles you Nfl percieS6 that the territory, proposed bs surreadered by Texas, has threagaost ns whoe srieat aoag the western frontier ei the indian riteTy. fhis is now s slasehsdiag oaatry. and mast be ceasiaefea as part cf the seuth- Place aiosF their whole we@seEa boaissy two n0a-slzve- holdisg Ssaies snd hos long will the Indians ee sse b nsiuiaa ths iaSt;taissa ef saavssys IT ths sEeaey of Congress Is net usei. 10 nbolisa slavery n the Indian territory. tkis <nd be easily ac- cosopiished by the very la operation sgeiasi slavery ia gne Saztherh Stst~r, which The iBeisn will have bat litis power resist The eg- feel wi be. tht iae ladiaa tsrtiisFy large eRepg gh for txo States. vii be controlled by the non slavehoidiag sasies Thas by these twe poiBis ia the reFcsi, the South wLI cse fonr large States in CalloFnis, two f3 Texss. and ia lhe Inefas territory NoF is this ell The Hen ssAvehaidiag states Wiil be brought te the western boanaafy of Missouri sna Arkansas aleag their whole extent and wili bound Texas he, whole uerthrrB and western froRfiSr. Thas the Southern States vii he heuaea n by the noa-si seholciag States ca their whole We<trrs aor5er-a policy wrhich they hay. de- cizred essential 10 the end of sbattsiDg ssverv ia the SanthsrR States hal can cempenSs1- the south foe such enormous wrong and polisiion ] Bot this is net the cad of your concessions by tais report We must net only yield Co the inter ests bal the preABsiees ef the Northern people - slavery existed in tine District oi Coiumbia when Congress accepted the c~ssioa of the territory eea posing il from the Ststrs of Maryland and Virginia No oBe can suppose thsi Maryland sua Virviui. slsvehei4iag States then and slsvehelGinE sta'~- now. roa}s have dcsign-s to give Congress aav power over the ins'taiicH of ssvery in ihis terri tory. ladepe ndenty Of ths wrong to the people .Ft a. D. an iatolersble eyi 10 have District between taem. where emancipation prevails by the sHt4or- ity cf Congress osEsssy- ia tie biii reserf.d ss part of tlse % called con promise begins The work cf emancipation by ceeisrius that f sav slave .s brought into he District fer sale he shall be s'IIoerst,3 and reeH II slave liberated because be is bsosstt izf9 Iss Disri f The step to Ib crate him he a tke DSstret, Is not elf- cait The power 10 egnancipsie ;he slaves ia The District Of Coiamas is thus elsiWed and exercised by CcaEress Many of the ab!esi of ihe South have deaied that Congress possesses any such power h.isi ali agreed, gui lately, that for Congress to iaierfere with this insti' 3en, wasi savery exis- ted Ia Maryland aud Virginia would i,4 gross breach Of faith iowar5s those States, and sa out rsg- u2on the whole South. How loac viii that facility hich yields 10 tse preudics sgsiBst the buyiRg and selling of slsTes 64 able to resist the greater prejudice which exsts srHGsi ias holding of slaves sl s,i ia fhe District of Colgubs.
 Tor s8 these sacrifices 10 tA- interests sn9 prea- diees Of ihe 2eepis o sh- North, tbe Sooth s tea- dared the 4; of tas eoFnprsfni-e ise agi- tire slave bl as they propose 10 amend Il. Es ua- deFSiand the rztegt Q! e coacessio3. He Sonif c-ires this Post, must lock te tie rigIts the Consiitstiaa eeafeFs
 The frzne-s at ihe Consftia,ioa wers perfectly aware that Ihe General Goye-unaeat cosl1 have but isiils power b secure tb-m their fugitive slaves in th- nsn-sisT-ho.dIng States. ths whole iaier- nai police ef a State be under the osaGrol af t5e S;at~, aBd by ms cliefv ceaG sav-s be re- cspisre9 Ile Coasilig,isa therefore. pot relying The iegisatiaa of Congress alone, requires thai faglivs slave escaP5ag ia;o non sayeaa eiag Stale. shah De sGeliNsEea upon czira q the party 10 whom he b=ioaEs. Fugige slaves are pat on inc foa,ing oi fsEiy- cr.aia.js, sa5 are be de- .iFzrrsi ap hy tas Stsie authorities If these aa- lhorities co aet eafgrce Ire requirements of the Consultation. sad si4 ia tb- recapiare ana recovery of f@Eii4e s.av-s, t0HEyess can co tsi little To force thsrn. The b.4 providing for tbe COG p-ra- lion of sbe fen ofSc-rs of the Ua5ed sia es Gov erB0eat ia State, fs practically qai.e asai1lc@ ts accomplish is sisn- N asi they 60 m such State gsn3sx ivaaia. to feeove: lagftve sasesf st l CeaErrSs does al that IL 60 by ieglsia- tioa- enforce Joe CoRsijtafi ion. II cniy eees Us osly iS tss@ Ssata 1aer1 czu b- no Concession or i4vcT te tiae Sccih. inETag Der oaiy hs; s4z has rEht to have sder L5s C9as'i. ate a-a ess, ta- eeea, fhs C9usiltatioa ler her has 3.t-sfc~ Toe bi' taea Is, ja tas first ace oale iaaa-ouale Co restore ta Gs ear ia-lEe si4v-s and .4 t3e sec oaa place. giTes inc South Ea}aing bal hal sAe .s entitled to U thi- al.. t4e-e a0a 4 b- uo-AiAs ia Ike hi fer which seSaoal1 ceaesse aat tI4lac e lhe A0-ta. Bal iI IS asi s..- C8azf ias prsiexi cl e~sto@iag ea Us 5eucii, 4 perP~tr4,es usuE- 7au0a tae reserved rg .ls o tae >t4sss. | pre- ri5es thai save may zYrslga his master by the authority ci lzws made ty Congress, before tae ot the Sistes and oi ib- GAe1 Stsies Co trY has Sa;ts hls irse>lom- T. Congress "a Q legsiae zi sli betWees Inc master and ta~ slave ia Slate where is power be siayea1 IL caa abolish in ffsa The b which virtually eKienGs Inc Jgt.saIctIoa af CeagTess eyer slavery Ia the States Aaa this ls beasai 10 ihe Soath. uneer gslse O. beueft, inc b ss uzsless as 2 reaneGy--Aaa worse then as-,ess ia fss Hsarpaisas- SEea gre Inc gGElsas measures snicb eoHsiIials tbe compromise.
 We co Hs3 beiev- that many of those ia the South wbs Ai sn early day eE2trsseo ailiingnexs to support if, hss well e0asi1er-a us import er ever ceBtenlg4ssa supporting ii pjt0gt laizrtz. sfnena- Hasnts. We fajis appreciate, as.1 osiy honor tue motives of those whs Eoaic Fe-iore iraHaaiatV 10 t> eSastry, shall gH iu any form those whs hare zSsiste1 t0 frame or who lave YF~ldea soppaFi Inc measures s nv t4e neu- siav@lsoid- jag Sszies nss support the measures. ue are ua- able usterssAnc ssiess U be. that hsucatv fsna- iseissn iHf4t-c with success cs4ain- 2rcofnaiss ing iis ct Becis by aaiFeefioa- II these messorrS houeyer. were Fe2s r eeFaaromise in zhica Ire Soa,h had ee as gaiss with the Nerlh ii Eoaid b. of deussfai Pseesey fOr the Soath prepose 1t. Three times ia Congress aargag thts controversy. ihr Sosth has proposed by Inc MiSsaGfi eempro nssse, whieh has been three tmss re rct-a 5y the NcFsh- Twice Stse has proposed cUUpfsynise by wiEich she eonsruies to leave To the ef the UEis~@ States te aetsrmiB- her rights lassrsa cf rveosrizg ss~ruiy their reeoe sitioa by Congress Sfeea sovereign States have eoaseaied e earn s0 into the eSsrts of the coaAry, and ,AeTs sae~nit thesr sovereign rights ia territory beieBElHg to them to their hnal arSffrsn1eat. fh~fr hBmiiia- lien 4id uo, win the respect esahseso. Of Inc North and the proposition Wss twice ssgeet@d.
 Tbe seath. ia ePIaion, migut accept eBe ogbeF eomprSfsise, sot ssesas@ il is cpextsnssSe ~ifs ngbts. bot hecsass u has twice ssurtsae@a sy those wh0 hsse gope ssfere if the North otsrs he Missoari eoBproustse Co sH&end io Ire Pseee Do~ss. tse Sonth csH8og srysct ii provided estiaet r~eogai,ioa o( rights the Ter rssery Sssth of 3s ceg g. mia Norm Failfnde. is expressed la The eoEs promise We shoul take this fta@ psYtigioa iine h~twe~h s-ctisHs Of fAe