Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
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table. and from thence they have been swept into the furnace of oblivion Hencefoftb.
 sirs, we are demandants. not supplants We
 demand our rights, nothing more nothing less.
 It is for you to decide whether we are to have
 justice peaceably or by violence for whatever
 consequences may follow, we are determined
 to have it one way or the other. o
 THE BANNER TO STAND OR DIE BY. Inscribed on the banner which we herewith,
 unfurl to the world, with the full and fixed de-
 termination to stand by it or die by it., unless
 one of more virtnous efficacy shall be present. l ed, are the notices which. in substance em-
 body the principles as we conceive. that | should govern us in our patriotic warfare
 against the most subtle and insdions foe that ever menaced the inaienabe rights and liber-
 ties and dearest interests of American l. Thorough organization and inde pendent | political action on the part of the non-slave-
 holding whites of the South. ;,. ,.. 9 iheiigibiiity of pro-savery shareholders;
 never another vote to any one who advocates
 the retention and perpetuation of human sla- very.
 3. No cooperation with pro-slayery poll ticians no fellowship with them in religion no utilization with them in society.
 4 No patronage to pro-slavery merchants; no gnestship in nsiaye waiting hotels; no fees to pro-slavery lawyers; no employment to pro-slavery physicians; no audience to pro-
 5. No more hiring of slaves by non-slavc. holders. eW fgs9 asSTsf Ef c. Abrupt dscontnuance of subscriptio to pro-slavery newspapers.
 l7, The greatest possible encouragement to free white labor. ss
 ABoLITIoNrsM OR REVOLUTION IN 1860.
 In taking leave of our readers we know not how we can give more fo cibie expression to our thoughts and intentions than by saving that, in concert with the non-slayehoding whites of the North, we, the non -slaveholding whites of tlle South, desire and expect to eie. vate to the Presidency in 1860, an able and worthy re- e,resentative of the great principles enunciated in the Republican platform adopt ed at Philadelphia, in 1859; and that, for ever thereafteriwe will, if we can. by our sufffages, hold the Presidential chair, and other high of fcal positions in the Federal Government, sacredly intact from the occupancy and poIlu- tlon of pro-slavery demagogues, whether from the North orfrom the South; and furthermore; that if in any case, the oligarchs do not quiet- ly submit to the will of d constitutional ma lority of the people, at the ballot box, the first battle between freedom and slavery will be fought at home-and may God defend the right. fse .Is g ~ THE FEEDERS OF TREASON AND. REVOLUTION.
 In aid of the general fund for circulating one hundred thousand copies of tho woiksin hand, subscriptions up to the 18th of June, 1859, amount to about S2 TOO, of which the follow ing, as will respectively appear, have been re- ceived in sums of from $10 to $250: e Beers, Abner, New York city...........S 10 Bonney, B. w., <" essa .......... 100 Brown. Nicholas, Warwick, R. II........s l60 Burdick. Asher B., Brooklyn N. Y...... loo Clarke. J Freeman, Jamaica Plains. Mass. 10 Clay, Cassius M., Whitehall, Ky. ....... 25 Clay, q for a Ky. clergyman. 25O Clay, " for several persons 10 Darrah, Robert L., N. Y. city.......s.... 10 Dudley, E. C., Boston, Mass...... s..... 50 Endicott, Wm., Jr.,do. ..... ...... 100 Farnum, Jonathan, MillvilIe, Mass ...... 10 Fiske, Edwards W, Brooklyn, N Y.... 100 Fosdick, Samuel. Cincinnati, Ohio ..... 10 French, Stiles, New Haven, Conn........ 10 Frisbie, M.J., N. Y city..... ..-,s,.... 100 Buckingham, 0, B., Jersey city, N. J... 100 Goodloe, D. R & friend, Washington. ID 0. f6 Greeley, Horace, New York city .s-ts 100 Greenleaf, R. C., Boston, Mass..... .-. 90 Harris, Edward, Woonsocket, R. F.. ..... 100 Hendrick, Benjamin g., New York city.. 50 Helper, Hilton R., New York city ....7.. 100 Hulburt, F., Brooklyn, N. Y... .....A 20 Jay, John, New York city...,......< :. 1GO Ketcham, Edgar, New York city.,.s .... 15 Me Caulley, William. Wilmington. Del.. 10 Maj bic. Nathan, Port Byron, N Y...a.. 10 May. Samuel, Boston, Mass ......s....... 100 Morgan, Edwin D., Albany,N N Ys.....s. 100 Nesmith, John. Lowell, Mass...... ..... 100 Norton, John T.. Farmington, Conn.,. s100 Parsons, ]. C., New York .......... .... 10 Primer, M., Kansas City, Mo......s....sa 10 Plumply, Benj Rash, Philadelphia, Pa 100 Randolph. Evan. Philadelphia. Pa...s.. 70 Republicans of Pootsy,lle and New Coy-
 entry, Pa $40; Crown Point, N Y, S11 51 Republicans of Shawnee Mound, S20;
 South Bend, Ind, $10 0......f......kf....g 30 Roberts, w S.. New York city,. ..... 10 H New Castle county, Del...s 20 Ryerson, David, Newson, N. J........ .. 64 Sherman, s. N, Ogdensburg, N Y....... 32 Smith. Gerrit. Peterboro, N. Y,......s..is 70 Spring, Marcus, Eagleswood, N. J...,.. 100 Stober. John A., Smyrna. N. Y.... 10 Stranahan. J. & T., Brooklyn, N. Y..s.s100 Tappan, Lewis Brooklyn, N. Y. ........ 100 Thomas, Wm. R., Philadelphia, Pa...... 1UO Tweedy. Edmund, Newport, K. I.......s.s 10 Wadsworth, Jas. S., New York city ..... 100 Wakeman. Abram, ss 100 Weed, Thurlow. Albany, N. Y..s.a.. ..s.i100 White, Aaron, Thompson, Coun.. .....s 10 Wright, E. N. and j.. A., philadelphia.. 30 Wood Bradford. R.. Albany, N Y...... 100 A. A., $50; B. B :, $50; c. C., $l0; D. D.,
 S10; E. E.. S20; F.. F.. $25; N. Carolina 165 s. F. M., Wilmington, Del.. ......-.,... 10 4 friend, by s. E. Sewell. Boston, Mass,
 $l0; k. B., Brooklyn, N. Y.. s25. .... S5
 Total ...... ,..... ..s.............$ $3,51S