The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
tynspsis of Nr. Rebstsrs great Sptsth, aHd
 HI caihean'y Rfmnkk in Repiy.

riv. h.loS, in a coade ased form, fair and mPar- r,. view of toe positisa be has assumed, reported ts the Baltimore Sun:
 Mr Webster rose, and aissr expressing his obai- ~.tiaa. ,e Mir Seward and Mir. Walker for having S,.ls-s ths fisOr proceeded 10 address the Senate iJ. ,,.. he s.il net as SoBtbera man or Northern
 ..a huf ns su Anesieam sad eesirsa to do his euty vvi,h Gs5ssity with the hope thai the seorm which wxs pe@ rsTgag Ia tbs isnd would sPeedFty sassids
 He seeke for tlse preservation of the Unisa . ith sn axiOas heart. for the resiofaii9a ot that qaei and hara9sRy, 90 necessary to the prosperity aud h.guise.s of tbs cOsstry; thess were his objects. ..s h. ooss do eTer litts for the promotion uT ,.nn he rsS would be 5compltsse3- lie pro ~..t.d to consider the events wafeh had ted Co the rrx.epl sifscaiItes, commencing w5sh resslien ai ,h. waf xith Mexlco, its battles aud sriuInphs and ,h. rpsslts which eles-d the var. Prior 10 the ,a,insous which eDsae5. the people Of California. assisted perhaps by officers as4 Psopse of the Unies Stssrs revo.,ed against the government of Mexico. sDa rua ap an iBdepeuhent flag. The result wss tat tise of emigration set towards Sau traBcisco. from every country Of the werid The rich and apparsaLy inc xRssstibIe gold misses sf California wer, ss sseqaeRuy discovered. sSd the new wsnder had 4aereSs=a 10 extraordinary degree the esni- r-atiSa 10 those oistAnt shores.
 fa TeferfA7 next the f9IuTv u1 E1nETvsS 9p p~o- rNe t-rrerisl goEeTsmeai fec the Psopse 0f this new tevrilery sna said that. this stale of things ibcse g>oee hAs takea Hssasares to establish local rsyer1mes si. eiecled seaalsrs and representatives saa sept lhem wiIh their eSasEitation. To ask immediate aauissioa into tie [ Cnioa. Thus e0Bsti- ssESa. t5ns sdSyted and nos preseaseo here. coa- tzi0ed cisnse 5rphlbitiag slavery iB The State, whiea ptoyssisa il was thai had gwen riss to inc ep2ositaa Bsw made to her admission Whatever WAS beiieFea s0 be Ihe o3iect or Of the com nsseeeneai el ti,e x6r with MeKico il woald g-ne- rally be conceded tha; ii carried with aSiew ts Inc seq sstiOA of trFritogy-teriitory vas esired hat tAe aainszi expectation thai it would be slave territory disappointed by tRs actsa of the people oi the territory itself
 He thea weAt Into historical consideration of the aslitslea of slavery, ram ike earliest ages to the present time The sacients did not justify s.s very, upon the groa that As isteiigeHt aad therefore ihs stronger party were superior 10 the vsskrs. The Roman philosophers and Jartsts de- fen1eS the iasatEt0H ef s5svery upea the inferna- tonsi law: srgoiag. rightly, thai the conventional taw ef H&liOss sdDitiso iAat the captiTes Of war whose iiEes, sceor5iag to lbs notion of that day. at the mercy oi tae eaptOrs might ia retarn for their liv~s be macs slaves far lite; the oblga- 'iSa also resting upon their paslcr:ly. They also esatsa5ed. by the eiVd law, tasa there Eight be sisserS first. resat ol la- voluntary sct 0f gu iR1ivt7usa ho sets hinssil tate slavery; soeoa1 eaaseqs-ues ol se1; and laird. for crime b1iuEHs the matter duEa te is4e ( BrlsIaa
 He sisaa-i al saE,- ieaEtA 10 tb- conscientious belief. p~rFaoag ia gs sortioa of tbe e9m,na aiix, tast slavery siB, sGa incompatible wi;d Tae ehrisiisa sentiments Of brotberiy kiassess Hep pA- D-ezsss has coaTtei3u that there was an honest oe lief of thiS character But there were siss nea is the ,sommsaty whe. ia the hot pursuit of enc cuy. fesget th i iiefe many others whi-a t.se, eTs iaak, tArf- were shs supposed tllAi tis=y eSIie etstingsisa 5-lws~u rigat Aad wfsag, wIta ths eegtalaIy Oi ige5raic ~aa4iion; mea wbo heagh' aVshia. good 'a4 is not perfect; those was, ii tary see s'0i aPoa uae reasiser ti,sl good rsa'sa lof s;TlGiag te from h-aVrn; taxrs mea tee ilapslieai to wal for ths sIow aud gfAduai werkiug of great aad moral causes; tt-y fSEgst LAs iss asIrcte. O Christ o91 ysars hay csHrertse hui a ssns! porgisB ef the woria II xss this siaSe of lssiiag wa,ea had deae auch towar1 creating Jhe Pfeseat a.fiesiues
 aai vas the srutIns Bt ia the PSst. of the most eminent Pgoic B'en, Ia reg4rJ ta lhe issiitaiiea 0i sssVeFys II was formerly dauoaGcei tnra0gaoat tae eoagtry. no; craei aa3 inh bal ,.o- 4taesi esii, iajut'ov>iy substituting save forsree tsoor, aafc Consequently Inc most eminent psbic Tasa eonGenlsJ wi1a gre4i scersity upoa tbs coa enet Q. tue mother csaaIry, whS IS favor tue nAsi ESiof, inflicted tbts esi upon tke colonies The qaesii9a 10 The -zfty days ef g9vesameBt, was not waslhsf slavery wss an ": : Iiat vas acrn tt=d and tl4s qass,oa W4s, boS tas -vH should Je ces.l Sits- 4t Eas Thought taat ils day wsad be saor leaed 5y prohibiting ile in sSortaios ol slaves a0G PtoPSs'tsoa v AS introsaeaa to proiiihst such ia es 05B-c,ea ts sy Malissa amaag otis-r proBis=ai ssatsrra men, as Oeaag te0 ioay tie feared, ss t'e ssl4. thai too ulach ei Iis eVi would be iaGro4 eel, H ss la9ca opportunity VAS allowed IL woa | b. ses-tFeo that the word sissry H8t made of ia the esssiilaea, perhaps Ia ceas-e avBe- ei the freiiags eKPF-ss=d by M@asoA, wben he ssic be oiS a0t ts tas iasiutioa oi slavery fec8g- Risea ia ths constitution
 Mr Wes-tsr saSss5l there were three historical rsths ~hiea masl ss eisar b ali first, taat tirrr expectation, ferBeriy, ihst g9n ta= sa 3- Ps=sasn Of ths imp sr;stDn of slaves slavery would beEla 10 raa 0at >-coa1, that 50 lar there ~4s any power ia Congress ta srvgeat the spread oi ssYerI Ia t3s jBIlr4 States l. had asel < ia tlle Iasss ss.eiate aud decided maa0sr, he aila4-d 10 Ia. Sr5ar@cs prOIaitag slavery in the north wesi tsrritsEs Ar. CaInsas had sad that ihts tiar hEsi Si the s~rsas si measar-s calculated to weaken Ice Sssta- H. d-sir-i say, ia reply that th= sBss>e was p4sssd wiia tb- saaaiTnsas e0aseat c. ias ooah, Iaere beiag bat Vste sgailist it, taat one Representative frosa the North Slsee that isers had been great change ia opigioR, u. ASriis sssd Ssash Slavery Ess aoi ns~ aegardeg bg ti- sosIh as Il ts-a w4.s thsrr had a csa- taaai sal grewlHg opinioA ia uas N~rth agssst ssFsF. ss- srosssHg oPias0s ia the SsHlb is its favor, aati II al ls1glh considered iasiita- Loa e g-es' isierssi and value to ter pres efjiy hs stale of tiags had resulted from gtiica wsaSa always produce like rs-cs..
 Is- chapgs 0i epiaiea in tb= South has resulted ia gres' tae4saf~ iTvin iise growth aud ef eetion FsisHg B tise south II weii tiiAi 70 s4 t= yaG- of coitoa exported frog1 sae aii-. States ol- Dol exceed S5J, ,WiJ; wAi!e nos, under isFerssi= efFeahstsBces, is vaise lsrrIHys sla's95lop r=f sanHIa- Ia t1os- days ih~fe q as ussi ss'ytaisg ~i~s eKesries. feIa tae Soet than eotioa is3~e1 ise had heen tod tgazi x4eA tsaer- s'a aegottsi-d tns ir-ais ef s4 with Eagiaas. he Cd sst KaS~ tasi eesae s4isce ia inis aIry si ~'i assd ws-a tns lrst shipment of esst9n eA7d YSfi "a Lagiase. aad w4s sossat to b- ae- skises tlsrs aassT tas provisions of the treaty, u Sss Sis-eis ts O20a the grSaEe That u eoate uet o~ ga AheTsea product, as SC cStloB rsises t9s8s hhgi~nd ~oasa a4raiy say tAst n0@.- --@4gateFi
 Af Hessts, Fep!isd 10 Mr Calhoaa's assertion '@%i tis SYersiiSn of inc t'Svsrsin~si haI bsea sg"asi lac >Vats, sse calculated is weaken ber.-
 F co aieaoes titsi usr esa;I4ts the fact lar " iA- lrgiisnaie s-ei ef issislsiioa as e0acsfasd 4A-ss1 issa 4lee irgtsiAtaoa had bsra s48ps-J e1- Pfsss}y fer the s-Ses ef fle -eaas ia support sf tais Poslnoa h. reesrre5 to Inc sctiaa ca lae ad- Aiisson Si i4sasssaHs and Alabama, aa1 ss K4sss easAa afs1 Inc sd,Hi>sssa gf terss He referred sseeissy Co the seiiaa of ti.e democracy ei tt,s