The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
The pssssni AsDset er shs slave sausstIou.

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 It s nes to bs disguised ihus the subject of sia- very is now more exciting and caagereas question iban ever has beeu at asy previous period of our political exstesce. And yet how rarely is ii ttai ws see or hear 1t discasssd phIessPhsesy and dis pa9ionatelyi The extremists of the North. sided by such politicians as Seward. tan BaFea, and W n mot, contemplate, ia a single aspect, asd WithSni the slightest regard to consequences. They set upon the motive that it's abolition must be effected by any aad all meaRs. FeFcs was openly iavoked by tte motley gathering st Cazsnovia few days ago. end force is reechoei by the ins0rreeioHAry bsaeks Of the SoOth Societies fer tbe purpose of encours- ElBg the absconding sf the slaves af ae South, now openly organized iW the North, and those who asstst In the work celebrated as warriors. Onized as saints. The condition of Iha North Is estimated bv these fansies if thclr mad schemes stai succeed They will not that ia several western States negroes forbidden 10 re- side. They eanRoS see that in all ihe other free States inevitable necessity will compel the RdopoB Oi the same course To every intelligent cOmPasi son between the coRdtioR of our eoloFed popaision here, and titAt in the South. they wiH Feslv gith conteDptRoas de sHlais and bitter denaneiaiions.
 laaFiaisd hy the obstacles iHtsrpssed by the con- sttutioB, and encouraged by the aid afforded by desperate and bahSrspt politicians. .Asy gre now eonlederatiug 10 effect the release of the slaves by the open Of the whIes It is folly te deny the design. whsu at the time that we Gee lle
 
 carry 1t into fearful aud bloody practice ia smother
 That sooner or later. these efforts will come 10 point, and that we shall be acted apon to meet the question in is and fearfui aspect before many months have passed, we do Aot do sbt. We aFe no alarD'ist. We can sec where the design k tO decive hy raut snd fnsian; aud are nst slow to place proper value all those exctenents incl deRtat to te times, and to fathona t.eIr depth We look now upon the coHbinatieAs an co oDspiraey we hase alluded to real. living and ippe ng dan. ger. u Is true ii is guided by fanatics but h Is also true that these fanatics are aided by others. who hypocriiicaliy deny The doctrines of these hot and impetuous enemies of tbe general peace Do we not daily see passing before eye. the evidences ths, the bold had mea who saslaip Fred. Douglass in his assaults uPon the constitution and tie Unon and Garfisop In his assaults upon the living God are on the other hand encouraged by what s cnlIed line 'senfimeHf of the North against slavery? Four teen years ago, an aroused public opinion sane tioued and Hpplauded the throwing of abolition pamphlets into the waters of the Delaware Now we sit annoyed while fugitive slaves hold meetings in our midst tO excite srrviie war in Inc Soath.
 Thirteen years ago, an abolition hal was eou. snmed in Philadelphia and the people declared that the hightinl cure sas asked for by the alarming character of the disease. Now We bear Englisn emissaries aSsaiiHg The father of oar eouatry and see rewards paid 10 4he agtaOTs ho to the South 10 fan tine flame Of lusnrtrctian IL Is but day or two since the town of II rsisburg was made the scene oi violence and almost b oodsled, because certain owners of slaves came forward to demand their property. The recent disturbances at Cape May may be traced 10 the insaience of the negroes on that lsland and the fepealed attempts 10 fire leading hotel there, ars believed universally 10 be The work of one Of the slms class Wherever we turn, We sec the signs of the spirit The pros Pect is certainly not ali encouraging suspicious one.
 In the meantime, Congress sits quietly and does
 literally nothing, while this bad state of affairs con- tinues to exist. The South are dsiiy called ron To witness some new assault upoa the rights of those owDiRg slaves. plotted aud carried into execution by the fanatics of the North and thus fae is added 10 feed The flames Of uiirasn on both sides IL is painfully apparent to all eyes that there is immi- neul danger in delay and lhlt ,he sooner the ques. lions now before Congress disposed of the bet ter for the whole country. The peace, prosperity, and the very existence of the Union are sii i'm Peried by the manner in which the settlement has been put of, and the excitement aud bitterness fo- mented by those who will only be powerless when the subject is ent i.eiydsposed of--PtRRsy ytraEia.