FRONTIER DEFENCE.
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 From Me .4rItansas hteIigencer.

 h compliance with the resolution of a meeting of citizens of Crawford county, held in this town on the 18th Nov, lS43, the committee who were appointed to prepare and procure signatures to a memorial to Con- gross, praying for further protection to the frontier, have submitted the following memo rial for the signatures of the citizens of Craw- ford and the adjoining counties. It will be printed in letter form and forwarded to the several townships in each county, when we hope it will receive the signatures at an carly day, that 1t may be transmitted to Congress before its adjournment.

 To he Senate and House of Representatives.

 of the Uniied States of America ia Con-

 gross assembled, the appended Memorial

 respectfully sets forth hat

 The Citizens of the western frontier of Arkansas feel the deepest solietude in the defences of the border. Protection and alle- glance are reciprocal, and are correlative rights and duties. The government, protects Us, land we in turn are obedient to the laws and loyal to the Constitution. We seek security, it may be protection, from the host of Indians that the Government, in pursuance of a favo- rite policy, has crowded on our rear.

 To sootl,e and conciliate Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina. Tennessee, Mississippi, and Florida, their Indians were transplanted in our region; before this Indian importation,