{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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CAssius NJ. CLAY.-This abolition incen- diary, it will be recollected, some months ago established an Abolition newspaper, called the @lrue Amefiean,n at Lexington, Kentuc- ky. Hewas borne with by the people, until his outrages became so bold and dangerous, that "lorbearance ceased to be virtue ''- large public meeting was held, and he was politely and mildly requested to discontinue his publication. To this request, he replied by the most violent abuse of the committee and meeting, threatened even au aggravation of his enormiies, and tLe taking even of blood ill the defence and prosecution of his diaboiical purposes. The meeting then ap. pointed committee of sixty, who proceeded quietly to dismantle the abolition office. and to pack up, in boxes, the press and materials, and send them all off to Cincinnati. suhjec, 10 the order of their owner. After he found that the people were not to be deferred from their righteous purpose, be changed his tone. wrote somewhat apologenc and concilia. tory letter, and agreed to suspend his publi. cation Sc We approve all the proceeding; of the committee, except their omission t give him a coat of tar and feathers, pack hin up with his types, and send all of to tht negro city of Cincinnati, together So mucl for Abolition i'll Kentucky.