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which guarantees to citizens of one eol, p. nriyileges and immunities of eiti- ,pi tbe several States

 D alS 1l.J. That the right to exclude from

 a,p.@' .,arS, by legislation, seditioas persons,

 fnao,f, o,5sr class of persons, whose pres

 <, o be dangerous to its peace, is essen-

 my ayery " State, and may be efficiently ex- d' ,.sd. That all legislative acts, in a

 g.ga@ l.n Government, should be freely I oleg4 5.s5 to the test of Constitutional scru- A. FOWLER, Chairman. ,,.. Strain and Simmons dissented. l ...lar Roane offered the following substi- sisg was almost unanimously adopted. l ..l.ed bp the General Assembly of Me l G of .qrkansas; That free negroes and

 v. are not citizens of the United States, aiY .be IT meaning of the Constitution, which 1 .aes @ to citizens of one State the priVi- 1 ad immunities of the several States. 1 s,Led; s That the right to exclude from f1lory, by legislative or any other means, 1, inc exigency of the case may demand,

 ms '.'i persons, or any other class of per ~5ose I presence may be dangerous to s,e. is essential to every State, and may l. a.eoreise1

 [@lped; That we approve of the prompt [seisjve course pursued by South Caro- Fn expelling the emissary sent by the l of Massachusetts to reside within her Eorial limits, for the purposes and in- [ns avowed by said emissary. Fsolsed That we view the conduct of fsssaehnsetts Legislature, in thus attempt l interfere with the domestic institutions l Southern States, as acting with the ab- [aists. and tending to destroy the peace |met of our citizens, and should be [1ly met and rebuked by all lovers of 1 oler-and more particularly ol the Eholding States.

 |eIesd; That should Massachusetts or IbeF State or Government, prompted by kne motives which actuated Massachu-

 h sending her emissary to South Caro- Ebink fit to send all agent, for like pur-

 tothis State, his Excelleney, the Go- ] of this State, IS hereby authorized and ! sd to take the most prompt and efficient of freeing this State of so dangerous

 n#orlhy an agent; and that the Legis- viii sustain the Executive, in any mea-

 may adopt for the purposes aforesaid. Edlition to which, Mr. DuYal, of Craw-

 |Gered the following:

 |olred That a copy of these ResoIu-

 De sent to the Governor of South Caro- i |ad to the Governor of each of the oth- ! les of this Union.