Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-04

table, and from thence they have been swept
 into the furnace of oblivion Hencefosth, sIrs, we are demandants. not suppiants. 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 1 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.
 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 insidions foe tn at ever menaced the inalienable rights and liber-
 ties and dearest interests of America,
 | l. Thorough organization, and independent | political action on the part of the non-siave-
 holding whites of the South. s4. - | 9 ineligibility of oslavery slaveaoIders; never another vote to any one who advocates the retention and perpetuation of human sla- l very.
 3. No corporation with pro-slavery poii- ticans no feilow-hip with them in religion | no afiiliation with them in society.
 d.. No patronage to pro-slavery merchants no guestship in nslaye-waiting hotels; no fees to pro-slavery lawyers; no employment to pro-slavery physicians; no audience to pro- slavery parsons. s s,vsa
 holders. i 8#5s . 6. Abrupt discoatinuance of subscription to pro-savery newspapers.
 s7. The greatest possible encouragement to free white labor. .4
 ABoLrTioNrsM on REvoLuTIoN IN 1866. In taking leave of our readers we know not how we can give more forcibie expression to our thoughts and intentions than by saving that, in concert with the non-slavehoiting whites of the North, we, the non- siavehoiiing whites of tte South, desire and expect to ele- vate to the Presidency in 1860, an able and worthy re. e..resentative of the great principles enunciated in the Republican platform adept ed at Philadelphia iii 1859; and that, forever thereafter we will, Eff we can. by our suifrages, hold the Presidential chair, and other high of- fcial positions in the Federal Government, sacrcdly intact from the occupancy and poIn- tion Of pro-slavery demagogues, whether from the North orfrom the South; and ithermore; thatf. in any case, the oIigarchs do not quiet ly submit to the will of q constitutional ma jorty 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. ~ esls,isfe vg ~s
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