Democracy In Arkansas.
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Arkansas is one Of the most answering Demo
crauc States, according TO the curren, cant OF Phar-
isaic knavery, TO be fouad in the Union. Even New
Hampshire recoils at the Texas atroci;y, bu, Az
kansas rolls 1t "a sweet morsel under her tongue
Pennsylvania shoulders her vast debt. though a
staggering burthen; Maryland 1ies hard to return
10 solvency Indiana aud Illinois have a, least the
grace TO feel ashamed of their dishonesty, while the
true men of Mississippi make noble baule for
Good Faith at every Election, bu; Arkansas rohs
her creditors and never dreams ofputng forth even
an excuse for her villany. Suffice /, ths, she has
borrowed The money. her demasosues have stolen
@, ,souandered it, and her creditors may whistle lor
THE late Legislature ofthis pattern State
passed series of Resolutions assalng MaSsachu-
sets for eudeavorag protect her colored citizens
from their present liability TO be seized and sold as
slaves in Southern ports OF Ofcourse, Democracy
can, stand such an outrage as this-notthe stealing
and selling free men, but the opposition TO IT, Two
Of the Arkansas Resolutions read thus


Ress,r<a BY General Assembly OF the State OF Ar
anaas thai free negroes and nuatoes are Ges et.eS @
"a. tea Ssass within the meaning o! tho Constitution
which guarantees citizens CT one STAKE te p.Feses
and Imnuntes Of citizens Of the several States


Rssoired That should Massachusetts, or sny othef
s,e,e on Government prompted by the sane no're which
arua,ed sending her em!ssary TO South
Carolina think nt an agent, for ika purposes 10