The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
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 General Government.


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 We aaps Q zsaaasr of aesat thst Fhis iaterpfe- fas5a ss ne ss oss. aaa that iAe contrary has o5- rlsae4 egIf sr9s.z1 ignoraacs and traa.3. Ald -sr-o4e 2, F.aE ta.s question 10 tas fest Of tse B. gh@s' isz4tftoH1a n tas co1H'ry-tse sGr of hss c1lasry-l h5gna. tat confrcls. and aecssssrily must coutt2 tas e5asti' uiloaai opinions of courts congress, ad people
 With isisFi=w eounencs today. to strike of tzsaty 5t th1sstss csc54s ss GA= 6,ss ehact-. af ths A9srAix al Mr Spo0usr's .Defsnes for Fagi,ivs >E..' This chapter contains brief summary ostas argInsnts that prove that slavery . neither hs nor ever hac. aay canssisgtjonai CT sa. sGst=ms Ia sais co1atry aaa that tae general government Ias passr 70 15oi ssa f. We propose 70 send c2pr CT ta5s chapter D tach of ths lawyers whose uaGl-s ara zjysa i} Liviar5tsa's 'Ltwyers's Directory lnosrisg ssaeteea thousand i've han- esec, aH1 ssa to tAs eaIt9rs gsueraly thsou ghoai the eaa9frv"
 The a-gsaeal ef Mf 'Soseser ia summed u5 ,s oar aaa4 5Yras Nashville Ualou: He deai@s that the c.aas- n iae CasststItio providing for ta. dsiiTerv ot ,ersaas aesd t1 labor or ssrvca - has any retersaests s.srss, and that lac acts sf Cea- EFess of l7s3 taG I>j} base upon tais clause hays anY .egai sp2eatt0n 10 atEsss H- nnaistains that the iauga1z- se1 ia the Cons,itutien and ia these tEs aets of CaEress, VII. '.gs~ssas AsI 'a srrr1ce v LG3ar '-is rst scsiptiT4 of s.fres. The ws-a ~AraI' Is cousrsea oy i'm to 5@ svRoaylnOas ~ith ''5o8aG-T ant aacs 5e afers that the li 10 service CT 4or.' arg those wae are ~5ossg7 to service a5or aAi that none are bg4ad 60 service or labor exc~pS sy --c0ntTzct, g5k yaftoR CT a1tg E4ica 'ae Efir tr sasrcs He 4ssIin-s that sLgns is not 5eend 10 ervie7 CT labor ay any ltgsl con- sstf fn4 st4t nj are ast the psrs.as lese-ia~d in the Consultation sa. the iaEs ef Congress Nr Spooner admits ,bat hls Pasitisnis ia coa1jcl w5th the cypress cecfssor. sf ta@ >aprens Court. and win the eur- rsat aat-rstaaLiEx of the 1Ao}s eouairY North aud South bds ss k nothing taaate by tie r,sx- erfG! array Of agtsarify against nfnI- He brgsa=s away the sn3csfIec3lrt aa g 3tcatioas with perfect esSs, oy d@slariugt,tt jn giyi9g their opsaiou the eosrt asserted 'Telt5sr4te f1!5e3os,{ whlch was -thfawH n from 10 other motive thaa t9 hi9s fie frdaG th=y ~ers pEp-trafiag Nas ia eeci,Iiag that pe-so is-1 to sssgtee .asog faeaHt skz-es and line &ssSrss fal.r5sl wts .,ying that ti- history sf the f9Fraaiioa aE adoption ef me Constitution proved .aaE gsrsoas 4slS b Jfrr,es aAI l1a0r ceTs slases.
 H. savs that Nr. Madison. of Virginia, N- Pinck- hey ef Soa a C4ra{na, and NJ iredsg of North Catot.aa. were nan.y iesirg=1eatal ia imposing upon ih@ coaHty hetra8Hleal lt-a ina; the persons held 10 ssryle= cr lasof, nsenteA o embrace ft2ssg. H. d~ma!i3I~s the Supreme c2ur', Mir Aadiso9. Nr. PlhcSssy. Af. Ifg-ii and inc whole eaFrsst history ol fhe eoantry. by boldly aencun- eins them al as gvsiry of ffLIshc0d ansi fraud
 Comment apoa saeh docaF1en' ls sup~taaols s8sc- r 10 say, tss is of he bosees' ant uosi caring Of iSe iAJ1aad methods n wkich the iasff- 'aifoas Of tae SoFn have been a;tsrked by The North. T. is 4cer oa The sety poiltic x xsiea the iais peace nessgE.s have failed 10 heat
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