The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-18
EaIha.lassie Meesirv ofIAs citlBsns sr De-

Enthusiastic Meesiny ofIhs citlssns sr De-
 sha CSaaty, 1rre~pee tive of Party. l' Mondsy tlp a day of JsSs bsEng the rrEulur term of our Ceausy sud Prshais CSuras iaEge and respectable number Of ts cfizsns of sar csuasy assembled al the eeurt-hsass. ia the town sG Rape Ison take inte eonsderstiea mutaers tssehing assisnai ngairs
 On EsotisA, fhs HOn- Judrs MGysos wns called ts the Chair. and sAnUEL MoaBocE sppointsd Sec rsGary. wbsreaPsn the ChairEnan brieay and aPpso- Prialely =zSl=iAsa the eheeaa ef 1e @.aiaT: sfssr which, on melton. . eommiiiss of three, ts- wit : ! THonrsos 3. FLounSor, SoLoS 3. Jo<Es. ans c. B WArsos. E~qs. were sppsintsd to draft r~soln liens expressive ef shs of the meeting who. after short sbssace rstarpsd and reported the foi lowing presmb,s and resolutions, which were ana niHouAy adopted:
 wHunEAa, The important eificulties that have for long time distracted tss suiet or our hith- 0rtO happy eouairy, engsndering nHeb of that neral hAns ts reysblicz-bitsar ssctiSzsA feshng- co virulent hrestsn the integrity ef the Union itself, s, to our mind. ststs of things loudly sp pealng every patriot iR the land. Co rally to the rescue, and. fsr in his power hss, eontribats to the calming down the angry pu~sions tsza thrsa ten disunioa. We have net been without hope that each succeeding mail would have dons away with the necessity of an expression of our views by ihe happy seintiOn of the Amicnbe AdJ Jastmeat of all difficulties for believe such sn end not only practicable, bai should be dsS=. ssS ihai spes 6ly, before that which is only passion sheaid fine into settled hate, deep. strong, that the | spur -a1~ Had af inc Ea.& never again press to his wounded bosom his brother l sf the North. and bid him Ged spesd. Thess new bern passions strengthen with the rnpidity of the i yoang giant-the babe may n0w be struggled. we ' have him in his swadding eIothes-bsi before another Congress he Hssy hecome fall grown giaat | Of irresistible strength! Thersfors, i ResOiped, hat regard the present the nest suspicious moment for the adjustment in fall of { ali pending difficulties!
 1 Resaiued. That regard the union Of these States its people, what the sncients regarded the Eiyssn hsds-the abode of all that is great. good, and glorious, whilst dieanien regard the Pas dvrs's box. that scsiered disease, pestilsnce and death. to all areana.
 Resolped That aii of the power, the happiness. the glory, and the prosperity Lave, Is Identical with nion and he that stsbs fhe one, won ads the others, and is traitor to all,
 1 Ressloed. That regard the constitution great political bibie-;he perfection of human com thai To edc 10 or take rom one 0i US lar pro l portions, would be to weaken aud dishgare, rather than strengthen and tea utify its present metry
 In a word il is good enough for us, and we feel we owe to it the hgaesi possible allegiance Hext 10 eSs ] Ged!
 1 Resotred. That t is upwi-e for brethrsn to iu- daige in eriminsisn and recrinina ton, Ii iRea pscitsies them for consultation and compromise, which alone should characterize their intercourse | Now decidedly in favor of these, and will give our assent to any adjustment that falls short of dishOnor, which viii save the integrity of the 1 Union.
 Resolped, That in the adjustment of difficulties
 with brother, lbsraiity is magma nimiiy, and noi | dishonor Te liberality willing to concede much, 10 dishenor wilt not submit, even ID the 1 smallest tri7e
 ResalDed, That the proposed Nashville Conven- lion. far as # intended 8s an expression to 1 the North of the determination the part of the
 South 10 resist suy unjus intermedating iB its
 private affairs, IS proper and right, and that far ] as that expression was calculated to incline cur 1 brethren of Ihe North to eonciiiAtien and cOmpro | tnise it's tendency was most happy; but these be-
 ing ihe ohl~cts minds intended tO be accom-
 pshed by the projectors of the convention, it's l cessitv ceases with their aceomplishme nt; and therefore recommend ard believe thA; the proposed convention tits objects being aftaiDedl should i longer be advocated by friend Of the South. Resos1ed. That we think there is An andue iB1u- euce attached te what is called balance of power. 1 The population well geography of the c0on- try alike render it impraeteable- The South can
 only rely the guarantees of the Constitution for
 we not without confluence in q sense of Jnsiies 1 in the masses of our brethren of the North But should unhapyily confidence be misplaced. and
 sa set of dishenor be P-rpetrated the South, by 1 our brethren of the North tdsn lnheR tkc deed is
 dSae, willing 10 20 far he that goes far thest, to wipe out the dishopor. We 20 then Nash vile convention, war, whatever s necessary, 10 ! the end.
 ] ResasUed, That we adopt our motto. tha: As- nirabie sentiment Of the immortal Jackson: e By the eternal Gods, tse Inion masi and shsn be pre- served"
 On molten of S. BsJenes, Esq. il was ! Resolved, That tho proceedings of the meeting
 be sigbee by the Chairman and Secretary. and pub .ished in the Arkansas Gazette and Democrat and 1 the Arkansas Banner; and that the other papers | throughout the StAts be requested 10 copy. AiIer an expression of thanks to the President ana Secretary, the meeting adjourned. | R. $. MANSON, CAatrmea. l SAxUE- MUkDecK, SeeTetsyy.