The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-14
maw 10 aare ,Ae unlon.

sscr fee Of what is dearsr than Es their liberties An sasr~d hsasr.
 { Thsrs i. q sgie ia tle ssaa9 Uaiaa wsica f4lss s~.-sly upoa An-rissa sars. sad uios lts ~.y ss AmsrieAa hearts, s~.a--,lsg memories ovss which proudly ior. b Iiaysr, sakiassiaE saew the lA- tsat Ere sf tsat &,,ns ssssiassn, uAich Fseei ias "OlI origi aa. shirtssa'' fssn ths 0?psessisa of rveklsss ma.Oriiy ia shs Paf'iarnsa. of Engiaus. ~hiss has a1a 1 star ai.r star to sas gO'isas gal aHy of oar eosfs4sracy aa4 male us what We ass ] ths srsai~ss nation of ias earth
 1 Me sh love aDa rsvsreRes sas usisn. We hsSr again Ass sgssa made sActiees SPsn i's altar for il ws have eeasensj ,nsrs thaa 10 restrictions apoa ca, rights ss property asl Of eoEsri-Hes an lil have liraest impoverished oaFs-Tss 0s every means Of self protection, and get how may among as asYe neV>r exaasiHed into whss coastsaiss ihe l uaion. and hsw may best be preserved. ana how many more. of iss rast HFaeSi sHi sicqaesi | eefea9srs are a; this moment AiadlY advseatiag policy which must inevitably 6riag ao0at ils 6aa' 6lssoissioa.
 | Tks Clas, t4ti0a is iAe C4oa IL is lhs eon17se' ss,sfed iats sy the several separate sni entirely iaaspe Hdsai and sovereign States for faatasl pro- i-c.ios and aiv4n,ag-s To ,F-c, this parPoss esr- tain 6Ise pe~-rs acre gs,set nsy ceaf-rred ey the States upoa tse General Gore.ansat. while al ether rights an3 powers, nat specially naaned in this boai cf aatss, wsr. lsaisasy reserved y the States ta themselves This the Unssa winch ear l patriotic s,e- e-mssie4 with ihss. 5loot. saj pre- m.-d to prut4e, with their tres. their for,Hse> : 4a4 their .,cre. hsasts-' Taisis tho cRion wa'sa are nos struggling ts n iiaiaa against the rude A.saaiss sf q t4satsesl majority, snd which ~e ~oaid f4a prvssrvs ia all its ai' proportions i aa4 aHsfrailed ssleador. Tn. U'aisa asd ths Csa sfRu,io4. for Uaisa wi,hast th. Coa.t utica voal4 place ths Slaves States cons sssy ss the nsrcy Of
 relentless aud iyrsaicaI nsierisy far more OPprss- sivs and sracsIa. taaa the desqosism 0f ias Rss- 1 siau Ear.
 i We krs~ ;hst ;his compact. ths basis sf the 1 Federal Government and the essence of she Unoa, has beea already ssvsFa. times oPeay violated by tas asrthsra States. We knew that the whal- South aas vth good eaase eeea erasP~r3.sd alraosi l beyond ea4ar4nee bY tAcss sggrssss1ns; sad Ss claim ihat ~asn sach an alimaiam shall oe fo-erd l upon us, the Sas,hrrn States have yet The rgh ts l rssza. t4s powers delegated by shs Consti'si'ea ] 10 the Federal Government. but hePs taai this I 1t 1sr ts*1N eaA4f impending syi! may be arrested and il sshoeyes aoS earnestly aaI ean3idg to stsG the msAas by ~aisis ,h,s may ss Aecon plssiss4 and tas Uaioa and sae Coss,,a,i5E preserved secure from further violation
 w hal position to ". eeeapy' Ia The pre-+a; i Hoa,s of Representatives the Sssts has TO; cf sl to I3-ia the Senate of i5 st ;h. osrosf to Is r-s q oF tk <ruf -sxfft ba .,I farther reduced tn the Hsa.-. and ia.two O. Iaf>e s-sssoas q COagFe.s i, viii 5y ;is admission Of nou-s.v.hold.ar States. 5s SUI further 4acsd ia the S.nate. So ta.t sll sec,ioaal qass tlSas tss Seash .i,I be ia saca arci5si minority .s ia sA-. to have 10 power Eha,eVer-so thai the people sf shs siars states may resolve asd rs-rs- selEs. rasy hreAsen and ezpOszais, saay sniss ts- gethsr oas nsa, and ws will s;iH remain ia . mi,ersb!. an3 .raposeot unl.or,y, as'.ss V" adopt som. PriaciPIe by vaiea gre esa secure tas CO., epesass oG tas ssSsF sa patriotic arnssg ths c;i- rsAs sf the free States. IL is ssssss ,s fai b-ck upsa Oa, reserved rghts. sa1 eIPee' Jss.ies from the alAgaanintty or ths fears Of the So-ta. IL IS vAis fs, us merely 10 6eisrnias that ws ~i 10 onzsr ssstsit sS msIariIy opPcsel io sa ins;lia- tisa that is esseaiiai 10 sur welfare We vi! be 5oFa> b the very verge sf dis,olaiioo lf we make th- r-.-s o5se-vAaes sf tas eemprsni>s aw' of he ,4st Congress ths qsa psa ef she : aia. for ws
 must svsy se evs. that tAis rs-rrsaa'se vs'.F is u'ysE sat vsesSaazi,sasi. tAsi al th. esmPt9-
 0 s-s hsrsssisrs zlA3A hy which one ssciss ol the soeatsy has isss 4ay oi tAss- rights sought ,S bs protected, were fsaa4ec ia srsSr, iGfrscsic ss spoa cur al' sasl compact
 live wcEsd preserve the Usisn. mast chan ss oar reso!stsous % yrsn2, ssa eecisivs a-noa, V. rast ,adsa sectional controversy and rA!sy atssaG the cSssugaIios itself upon a natisaai plat
 fsrm -hsr- the passisss sf tAs North and The osth n,y .trsgKis ssee Sy siis sad shoaler s0 sneaker. for iss prxs.ryatisa from tss danger with wH-h ii is aSw threatened In fset, vs mnss gn 6sek 10 the oR.y rsai and ssas5i- TsesRt aPsa rhich sas haste ever be saeeessfsiiy fsaEhi, to ih- eseifa- ei
 -Ss-tasrrsssttsa, principle which has Seea ss..r- ,e3 sa4 ssssrted by tas t-nocraie party st the
 ~aSle Union ,iHce iA. h-ss sgi,a,ios of the slavery question: h. whole sss:s, united enc
 r,sa. Hst cal sPea iAs good and iras, shs pat.
 riots- and aaissatsa democracy of the fires State,
 to all ta-tn ia maintaining Ih. Priaeips, ik.t Goa
 Srs.s Aas . Es4se sae esa'tgxi,sa ts I,yisIs
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 We have not mA4- his ssssrtioa fer psrty 2sr- pOsss- Ia such a eTsas, aud. ia such a e.s-s. s.
 would seOEA tS a4vses:s partisan Hneassses Sas Il ss-rns ts as, ghas Sasy the nsiaienoses Q
 iAi. p'inePs ,he Usisa; As4, ia jssss. 10
 ear party. Ssass elasH that it is. ssi hss
 b-ea The 4set,ias of she democrats. H.s sstiOnal. a csas'itstsaai principle. and from lhs 6ra siga-
 tag sf ths articles O confederation. from the ,im-
 sf She sstiic4Gss sf Ihs esa.sisausn, through si. ths trsAs of the ssrsr says Of tA> r-psbe, sud ia
 sae pEsssat aaieSs ea tor sa:sai aa4 plsai;aas oi ils ps~sr. she Democracy nave sver esea. and may
 xs ssi safety say. ~ig ever bs iossd sAIsliag fs, th. esastiEtsn agsins; gay sad every sgg'ss-lOa. agaiass al al.mpls ras inc States of thsr r.d raata la nEar iaIa he ha ada af