{"character_count": 1062, "word_count": 171, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9649999737739563], "ccnet_perplexity": [879.2000122070312], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
We have reeeived copy of certain resolutions, rS-;;-c..iag to have 5een passed "by ahAlmeroasly attended meeting of the eiizens of Jefferson eoun- ty," in relation to the conduct of the Arkansas troops in Mexico, and the request that they may be published in the Banner. We feel desirous of serving in any landable way, our friends m that section, bSt we cannot permit our paper to become shs ..4a;as af language, personally insulting, and abuse wholly undeserved. So strongly do the reso- utions partake of this character, that we at first considered it wanton attempt to detIact from the patriotism of the people, whose sentiments werepre- tended to b. expressed; and even now we are not certain of their authenticity, although the of highly respectable persons are connected with the account of the proceedings. Were we convinced. however of their genuineness. should indignant ly decline their publication. We conceive that enough has been done by all parties 10 satisfy the most pnnctilioas certainly enough to shield them from misrepresentation and calumny