The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-04
rree-soIIisrn in lls True CoIer.

We pWDttNMH0a V t&8 A1AA1NNA ~s~~~s - ~"- from the Boston chsonosype. eoassining aa szps- sinon of the boi3sss and msst starslEng movsmsnt vet made by ths abolitonisss Is is noahiHg shert of deeiarsilOa that Congress baa ths legal rghi to abolish slavery Ia ali the States. ssd that the een si.utlos e far t gsars ts rights Of shs dave oxner. is illegal aud fraadnlsai- This, eoGing from ,hs chrOnssype. paper which has drssef schisved aa iaiameas nososssty by its vifnlsns as taeks apon the Soath. would scarcely be worthy Of notscs. Bat this is not oil. Mestiags and inesn- diary movements are ia progress, sf character which must command attention + k Jpe longer eonsemptibss shandfsi of fanatics" who guile such operatioHs; but nssn of aient and 6tsiinetlon, Te rcssnting the opinions and feelings Of their people Bu. in Oraer t5al our readers may Jndgs Tor them .slves how rspi5ly the most fatal qualification N advancing in the North. and how hereely the ds- sesmiaaiiea Is exhibited to make war uPoa The South. aud destroy II they caa. We copy DOT lion of the resola,ioss adopted in recent state convention, assembled at sytaeaSs OF frss-soilers and opponents of the fugitive slave law.
 The convention is described by ihe TribBHs ss having bssn very fsiiy atlsuIed. aud the debates every spirited and iatsses:ag" Bat we give those delsctALls specimens of inc moral and higher law dOe&rIne, % Opssiy. independently, and irA.tor- ou.lv avewed. not by .fana,ies" alone. bat in a crowded convention representing the ssee-so party of New York.
 ', Resoirei, Ina, we rosr ou; upon the Fugitive S,.vs .y the faIlest measure of contempt, snt hste and exeera;or; and Plssss srssisss ie seSsst
 t actively well passIyey and oy alt such means q, shall i our esteem, promise the most sieeiuh resistance.
 , R<,oived, That cSsiousiy snA grossly uneon- ssi uiionAI is ihis law. nevertheless, In. IS not inc ebief reason xky ecademn and eefy ii:--for eoaaIly whether they gre Constitutional or Hneoo- s,,laiioasl do we condemn and defy ali laws. which insult Hirn. wso is above all Constitutions. and which. aiming not to protect. but 10 desiIoy right anil therefor. 10 bs regasiea as no isSs. 3 Rrseired That horrsbie as is tats law we must bear ia tnind that ii Is bat perfectly natural and not al ali to be wondered at exaetioa of Slavery; and that hence our hrs snd gress NOrk is a ge; ra not Of the law. but of SIavery-as II 1oa.d be CsT sr., and great work to pursue and kill The mad dog insisad ol paasing uail ws had elected she cure o' enc of las hIies-
 4 R,.olsea, Ina, between eosrup. politics on ,he one hand and corrupt churches on tae oiaer-be- tween the yo.i,ieians and parties who enacted this law and lhe Psses,s who preaching is enforce ment there $ TO hope ,his nsiisn unless snail very xneediiy b. 10 prefer honesty to knaveFy b1t1 ls religious teACEEfS Sf1 CfFft ELtrfN
 $ Rrrs,rel That were The caITent Feisioa ol the country 10 b. exeAangeI for hiask inhiei,y, He abolition of slavery sogld De comparatively easy.
 6 Resogred, Ina, iaasmaeh as every Naiieoai pas'y in this nation must, because II s NaflOasl party spare II not indeed positively favor SaYsIy. l o,ows that whoever belong 10 the wh'g CT demo cratic party cE any eecs sAstiea National party. da~s. however uaw.iliagiy or unwitiingiy give hss influence sad support iO Slavery.
 T. Rss,grs9, That the time has come, and had loaz ago come for gathering Northern political pa,,y, which shall be bota determined and abe to carry cut aise principles the Federal Consultation and Inc principles of haman.iy aud religion in exerghEowiEg the base and bloody system Of Amsri- can Slavery, asd ia estabish'sg righteous Civil Government
 Resolusd. That ws welcome The presence in this Convention Of " iiiisni L. Chaplin. and render thanks ,o Almighty God for having preserved him alive while under the blows and threats of marSsr- oas n ians and his the dreary prison. to which vislainoas and Piraiseal Governments had commit ted him.
 9 Rsssired That fas,esi os rebrkins ssd seorn- lag we honor and ievr tks dear brother for having done that for which Jesas Christ wili say unto him before assembled world: "inssmnch as ys have done h unto Oas Of the least of hese, ye have dens it unto me '"
 10 RssoirsS, Tbat if " m. L. Chaplin has done violea nee te tie principles of RePa5.;csaism and Chrsstisaigy in aiding csare of his feiiow-neu to make their escape from Slavery by getting ato his | carriage then are Republication ssi Christianity Inc ceediirst enemies of humanity and the erurlesI ] iiss Ina, have been proPagated.
 ! And while all this Is progressing. aid the press and the people ia mssses, at the North. sdvcea- ting ssd disseminating these non.itoas doctrines
 we sit tsrnely and qsie'ly a, home, without elher the sriri. or inclination 10 raise a waning bnseI against these catrages. 10 proclaim our sense O ! he iasa; and irjary. 1T there is any aDons us io
 De sogna bod eAoagh D rsee ;o ns these eonstsu, 1 v recurring wrongs ant appeal ie us 10 take some s.srs for self protection, he S al once denounced ey certain srl. AsIA,os, dlsanienifr, and Pef- ! haps she name traitor is ast,ied. We Tcgard Ni,a , iadl ference ererT new aggression and we ;asnsiy
 5eAod ihs dissertation of ias constitution, its mo-, saers pso,i.sons s!zckeasd, nalsned and 're3ler under io5t by rieh sa. Hnscrapaioas s5oI,i0aIsts yet here rest singing psans 10 Southern chiva!ry
 o the lane oi ''tAefe's better time coming" "htf
 wal ,he light bEsak upon us sufficiently slroag tC open to gs osr isas position and iadacssas to assaEs Gri- of purpose Tor the srrss, of ihess aeea-
 na aang ssonss. What fresh indissi'y must bs il .es rrtpeifAisd before we ~i.l 10 ,rrmbls si tAe ldea eF Southern Convention 10 maintain | ihe CsHs,ligiion and oar figh;si
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