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TIE PATRIOT DoRR In the House of Repre- sentatiyes, on the 9th inst, Mir. DUvAL, of Cfaw- ford, introduced very appropriate resolutions, intended to express the sense of the General Assem- bly, on the subject of the unjust imprisonment Of the patriot Dorr, who is now suffering most shame ful and cruel punishment for his audabie efforts to secure to the people of Rhode Island, those great principles of freedom which are recognized as be- longing to all men, in glorious Declaration of Independence. Dorr made bold and manly effort to free the people of his State from the restrictions placed over them by charter that emanated from 8 British King and to extend to them the rights of suffrage, and other popular rights which are se- cured to the people of the other States by consti- tutions made by themselves. For these noble ef- forts, he has been shamefulIy persecuted, and im- prisoned, by those who opposed to free govern ment.

 It is to be hoped that the Legislature will pass Mr. Duya's just and patriotic resolutions, in order that the people of the Union may know that Ar kans $ appreciates human liberty, and repudiates any improper attempt to abrige it