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 $50. Crockett's majority in Henry county is 6. HuntsmaIl's majority ia Madison county IS about 800.

 The Northern Abolitionists seem to be re- solved to sever the bonds of this Union. X fellow by the name of AMOS DRESSER, a member of an abolition society in Ohio, was caught on the sth inst. at Nashville, distrib- uting incendiary tracts--taken before D com- mittee of vigilance lately established there, found guilty, and dressed to the tune of t'een- ty stripes, well laid on. hnan by the name of BIRNEy is about establishing an abolition paper in Kentucky.

 Would to Heaven our humble paper, here in the wilds of Arkansas, could be beard with 6 voice of thunder in every nook and corner of the Union, bidding these miserable men BEWARE. The South is already mufmuring, and almost ready to to break the bands of the Union, and unless these fanatics abandon their wild schemes, civil war and immeasura- ble misery will be the consequence. Are they not afraid that when the storm comes, 1t may reach them. We cursef were raised in free State-even the old State of Massa- chusetts. Our experience has convinced us that the black slaves of the South are infin- itely better off than the white slaves of the North. They are as well clothed, as well, ay, ten times betterfed--as well treated, and their work equally aa light-and we do know that multtules of them-even the few which we have, would consider 1t their greatest misfortune to be cursed with such freedom as is possessed by the poorest class of the popu- lation in the North.

 We would be understood to refer only to the Abolitionists of the North. 1.-the South ern States themselves, or their people, see fit to abolish slavery, it is another thing If the people Of Arkansas are against slavery, we, for one, say let it be abolished. But we tell these Northern sniscreants, once for alls that we will brook no foreign intermeddling with our rights, our property, and our lives.

 

 Some of Garrison's disciples declare thems selves ready to selfer mastyrdom even, in the good cause. If they will travel this way they can be accommodated.

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 The City of Richmond has voted to erect a monument to Chief Justice Marshall. He might say with ten times the justice of Hor- ace, pointing to the Reports of the Supreme Court of the United States, < Eregi aloau- saeatans ere pereanius." q have raised a monument more Ia ino fhan hrass