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CAPTAIN DANS0N.--A I5Al eiiS Ses'fSsato'A 1is= graph *e copy the following;

 "The Governor of Arkansas lately made q fequisitioa of Captain Dawson, who lied from that State not long since charged as the murderer of an agent in the Creek country aIiil.1 The requisition was brought to 8asil- ington by Mir. Taylor, sheriff. and Pfesi- dent Jones with considerable promptness ls- sued an order for the arrest of Dawson, who had for some time resided at LaGrange, efeX- as.) This order was taken by Mir. Tavlor to LaGfanee, and an attempt made 10 arrest l}aW- son. He, how ever, with ten or fifteen friends armed themselves 10 resist the sheriff, and as bloody fray might have ensued, MT. Taylor concla.ed 10 cali upon the citizens ot the county to aid him. In the mean time an la- aamatorv article was published at La Grange to excite the svmpathies of the citizens in be- half of Dawson. His friends denied that the President had any right to issue an order for the arrest of any refugee from the U. 5. be- cause there was no treaty between the two countries. They also stated that three was no evidence that Dawson was guilty of the char oes preferred against him. Apablie meeting was held al La Grange, and a large num- nnlber of citizens attended When tie facts became generally known the people agreed almost to man, to aid the sheriff in arrest ing the criminal. Dawson had however been previously advised of the proceedings of the meeting, and concluded 10 abscond. Il is supposed that he has fled to some one of the western counties, and if any further attempts are made to arrest him he will flee to 3leXieo.l The paper from which the above is taken com mends the zeal of the citizens of Fayotte county lTexas5) and declares that Texas shall no longer carhe character of harboring refugees from justice TFrAsoN AND ABoLIrIoN,-Hhatara the sIga- CTS of the following petition bat the hazest treason CTS: They should be iadelibly blaelzed foat si3e7 and banshed 10 Africa!

 DISSOLUTION ABoLfTi0H FEDERAL.

 ISIS.

 There are some Lad men ia the wofld who act under the garb of christianity and philanhroply Among them may be chased those dissolution abolitionists and federalists. who commenced their organized schemes, in eomexon with the Texas question, at the late Boston convention. They should Dc branded deep with disgraee

 The following petition has been laid be 1 fore Congress. The signers figured in tht late Massachusetts anti-Tezas Convention: To Hc Senate and House oj Brprcseuta

 tires of fhs Uaiiea Sla'es.

 The memorial and petition of the under signed inhabitants of the State of Massachu sets, respectfully represents as follows:

 That your memorialists, deeming slave holding henious sin, and convinced Ina slavery ought to be immediately and foreye abolished, look upon the constitution of tht United States as eaioiaing obligations an, duties winch are incompatible with allie glance to God, and with the enjoyment c freedom and of equal rights.

 

 In view of these facts, your memorialists diselaiming citizenship, and repudiatiug tn present constitution as covenant witl dpath and an aurppment with hell 37 ask vol