Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

E4ENAA8& At. mrssrng af thr p1ms1mais riainszs of Ar- ,.,x.s ensntv. holaen al tAe eoaEs-hoass m Ar ,..,.. pw. es Moslaay the 91I dzg uf Apra. ,g,l fx he purplee of ssieusIng dsiseAies tcI -, ArkaaSas o9uaas. m fhe Densczstsr s..s .,uronss,s. sa be holdra ss L1ttse Rsrk. oa .. e,,-st vsaass ef ApTl 1851, far fAse Fzlzpase F ,,g..aa.lac candidate to rePFeseat its saAae ss' s-s.nsns. ,n si,e CaagTess of ths CnItee stssss- "a, r,ss,aa ,F C. P Haily. Esq. Col- James s--h vss appointed CbaG-Tpsns who n aFsei ,-ase manner explained Inc olsri sss ihs -...-.,g sea- CD nsgtaan nf Ir. John A. Jordan, vr a aslg,sv~1sr was appointed Secretary.
 f,p lsss,aa sl ( ?. Haley Esq, ths CsaH s7'- ,,ur,.s oyaanstaee af ss1, caRSstrns d tae sa'-
 rv.J..rps.. 70 wr, c. ?. BaIieF. J. A. 5ag s.. r-~.ss Crazs. Samsal Elschell, John T. ,ss,, t,a. and Joan T sz1h. to draw up rezeaH- -, .yvr-gsgrs at ilse s~use al ihs meeting.
 l,, ,,s,o, as I,- J5An A. JoT.saI.. Inc Chairman -.s ssa~s ,n sara committee, who retired foE ,-s,-. -,rse t. 6SehAErs tber aBtF
 ss.- ag-s. .as-saH. tbe eaHE'nlFtee submitted the .....r ,r preamble &za TtsoiHtruaa. winch were a5er,aa
 IT. -reas ws po-,5aG af ths Democratic PsTsy .s .-s coen-v of AEkEnsa& hAvsag ti.S 2ay aa- ...sas ,.s-vuaus 70 p1evisas Rvslns, faT fhe PaT- ,,z. af sa7asa.1ag ae3eTs.es D srtsn3 Demo -,,- S,ate cgBren.4aE ta i,e held a. the CapitDl. .. +.. rts d I.sr1F4 Rsek, on the fourth MaRany es ss-s. te pgmlHass s candidate fE Congress, and 70 sxyrsSs a1. vlews and seztmcnts n relz- .., ra .ss gg-as aaesnoO iAst al the present tune ,, se-,nus,v agrAars oar country, t9 vii: The }.tr se; as CsugrSs called the '-cerpruWse Ball. p asseS-,paat ar sac1tive slave saal. and whereas sad .-faeagve snye bill-" kAs sIgnAliy failed to .-s5vce .as effect. that we of tbe South, were .pls would soczae from .hs p&sSage ot sad Bi1L ,nssss al beng hnAl a1juSezGrAL.' heS-Ing ID ,bs sreArh of p!igAte6 t&Ith- and the violated eaps-nut,oa. | s2s already been Tepadaa1ea sy Srvs-zl sf .he S7-tbe-n States, to wf: Vermont N-w ganEisasre and ualo and j 4.as been vIrtn- a.iv rspu9laiss n several etaers-Nev York $ pfepa-af to nalfy 1r rsradsate. See repar. af .te sp-cgsg commute ea New Ysrk Legislature, to wt,u,u vas r.farrsd so much sf the G0Fernor g Nessage as related to s.avers, mace report con nu.ar ths -.fag..Ive slays law, as uneoaStssa- tjsasL unrersaasale, ernei, Ae- She has elected .ysrss,a Seua,ay lH p4ace os thai sterling Dsmo- era. ana f7laaa af tae Csfssi, atiaTi. tae Hon TlaEiz. : Dsck .asof.. th4n whom ho raer Pa-LFDi n1w t7es
 The oam Leglsla.u-e haz passed lo1nt reso.u- sl5.1 Asa.us5 the F agltgvs Save law, they de- raB- seas- z,,s.fea.Ioa d repeal of lt Tie szna.s ss B vo.s og g t9 l6, and lH .Ae House I t5 g. ss Ono has aeciaaa hy large So-s tA2l tbe fug..vs slave law oaga, 70 be immediately rs!r.alel Iand has instructed her SeaEt1T ID Con sr=ss aaa reqaexted szs Representatives b use al haa1ra5le means re repeal n1dlfy or amend sad .aw sbs AASa hAz assesea frevSail Senator.
 ln NasSscAas nGl lhhczsasn ef the Fngitsve SaFs aw s le he attempted ty he State legszat are ans D. lae a-a8ae-s 9. .i- Senate has EEzredgeed A.. o5 t~e.ve sacl39s Into tne Senate ssvIng thRt os-ct sga.aS sad ,sw. Among gsher provisions, s provides rAz; wn4a tae pe-sas clal1a6 as fari- tlvs slave .s ass SsseA&rgea sy she coart be1sTe whom 1e ms 5l 8r0agas au wrsi Of habiaE cor- pas. n- mag demand -rIal bY jury. tba. the yer. caer sAAl be aaai zaa e0aeI aEtvs, and that tas caa4nagSealtt s1aI pay Inc costs of the process -3c zrrea sY tas pe-San ElaansG az a slave, anG -asr- sessm ta oe ao doubt sat she will pSsx xazl a-- and ss5 eieei free saal senato
 And wse-=az WE seireve sa the doctrine af Stat. ng1z iAa al pswerS aol delega3ed to the Gene sE ygTs-H'neHt-ss reserved ts the States that In. al=r1 g. .a- powers granted ro the General Go=- e-na-u2 wszs, :. to essab1lSh iassSce, insure de- arslc -zaa9 z-itafss provide f1r inc common ds-
 
 a.ezzsacs 0i lss=rsY, tp ozrseiFes and OFT pos iz-.-7, A.. Speeshca trusts, and when a Gens-a 1-fss-AleH; eGrr,sk suf system winch @ saaI ,eaGns a5s-ucSEe gf these eEas. i x the nght Q Zae peope to sitsT 7r sbolSA |, and to lnSerGts aeV sovernissut lsylag Iss fosnaaaon on EaeA b asn Ssall ast lskeiy 10 effect 1ner ssiet, ana agbpneas ''
 VI G,e compelled ts s.aeknowledge that the Iass ae n -oagTeR aAS slgEzlls felled n carrying En1l eaeci sSid asieEa1s9 powerx. and thai ihs Stz1ea A-a-r1ae sIe compelled to iook fr and and cDn. ln- aa themselves alone
 Isa1 ws wDal& w.lAagEs refRaln n she Cniaa haFRs sae Cuns.sl alah fur oHE gaaae, bat we have i'ss aa confidence iu Ihe free sud States metn. ags s.aae t0 Jsae-wise than under f;e s4hirtss iaw prncssis, wRscA we VIII nss recognise e.- Tser-iaT-
 ks''sssd As zn expeGlsH+ measure, we believe .t 1 a- rF1i iW rHe Southern States to saceae- p-aeea.i-y pasSAisfursi.sly If necessary, and i, i5-1 s'u+herr Confeaeracy .'ts mssi-uts New gaFerIa@EL Aayaag IN isundztauua un such vrln- c2ss and orgaaisllg l1s power IL sach forn. as ss ,h'sn shat seem nrn Eke3y tD ss-ct raps, sasssy sa1 hEFaineas. and es zaa. eaa we recauaena Ina lie IsagaB-isE ts az inaa consideration tse nsAas lhs; ws saaald use to prosset our lousr aa- lroye-tv.
 -iasssaeag fIsm the ab9vs resaasaan- M. H aa-- ariaR. s&nusl aftehea. James ssnth. yonu 'a-a3>, E Te-Ts, and SssAEnles Ragaa.
 HsS"sus' 7 aE- we have ihe u-rnas. sarfldenne n 1 Ana=sA at~grstg and Atsslssr. of 9ar present s1 t@1i'-u' -aa d5n. Rase-1 N Jat.zsou. ana 4t,a- we Asl7g. --s1ast aa; aei-gSt=s ta use al htaoEas.ss A'1saa "a shsE' a4 aanaEatIsn. and we herets f7'ai% to szsls. oasassiiy aud cheerfwxv n urs,