The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
lFrvm lhs Newport (N. H. Argls ]
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 upoe fiie Sra page q this days payer ws give 0es. Tsyiefss msssags h ans~ss 1s q reSeiatsa frans te Heas ef Representatives calling foripGes- ansfton nn to his oaici4l selsen teaching the new esrFSla tne neQuifnd iroas Msztea. Inc hrst omi- neng feature tser t- lack sf point ana oiFvcs which rssvadcs the essire oseansshtI b the nss- iafesweMsioa policy 0f the President, which is moFs cisarly avewed tisss any other single posti0a.-- [ aas has Gsavs.I Taylor been driven b the staad taken by t:eusral CSss. who, for cefeBdiBg which, lsst the confidence of tss ssuihrEa States, and defeated. The wh'g rupsrs of the South pre- neaue-d the 3eH- intervention doctrine unsafe for ths Soeih. cad sdnaoaished ths souIbeSaers of the danger of uastiug lhs government in Inc hands Of say etlsrr taaa slavel,O!jsr, and Cen. TaylSr esived slsels preference this ground alone. not his Hon on-commitaiism upon this hd all ether subjects Will they be saiisied wih this doc uins ssp, es would Gen. Taylor have received their support If he had cd It bieve his eIectonf Both efepositiohs la opinion. sdRit ol doubt, espec aAy The first. The doetFiues of the Niehescs sst-r or la other wsFs the same doctrines that General Taylor advocates aese--were used as argum1n nts cgaiasf GeH. Cass Bat how the Nicholson l-.tler will suit tsem since tt has become the text book G the very whe was elected on the strength of his Hups0sea epposIea 10 q, reBaiRs 10 le seen-- This position the only which the President ssuld possibly tsks aud logger conceal hs ifae sen uneAts as sO the exteusIon of siavery--Ihe Onit cue by which he eoaid escape f.om iniormiRg the country which section of il had been cheated in bis eleetioH.
 The message was framed for the express purpose of dodgiRg the Wilmot Proviso. California having siF~ady formed constitution prohibiting slavery. he daFes not deny her right to to aud therefore advises her immediate sdIniss,On i1io the Unioh- This wi ayoid the necessity of bringing tIe slavery eaeAtien before Congress in eoanexoa win tha, t~sriiaTy. Aud ss N~w Mexico. wliiah has no, yet formed . tEGitorai government, but is iVokiug 10 Ceagress for one, the President advises ton policy nndeF inc Pre,ext Of tle disputed boun- dary between that territory and Texas. but for the seai purpose of avoiding the slavery question Thus has the President of the United states nsuaged to hide hs sentiments upOO question on which every statesman in the eoSatry aud nearly every citizen, stsnJs fully eessmi,Ied upon ssae er the othsr Ahiie the whole Unsoa stands divided npoD this question, and hoih sectious of it looking apou tho Execwiive fer exprrssiou ol his opinion, hs naaRages to sbirk Inc responsibility by uiehns that shevtd eisEraee him in te etimslioa ol ali parties Ao fsE IrotH eHieting the slavery controversy which he Rseteads to desire, bis message will tend pro. iehg it. inssnUch he desires \. Mexico 10 remain cut of the Union for indefinite period. There fere. the bone of eonteuion will retnsn in dispute iHstesd of settling the by giving her terri iori.l eevefnent preparatory 70 her admission no the Uaisn.