The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

,,tor. between the Masses and The VI" W 'ha'
n, vel AS that Of Santa Fe, wa7 cicn aii Hn-
n,.,ionabIe, there was large party beih "a
and out Of Congress. WHO Affected to be''e'
,ib,rri.e. and who wu0li il possible, dive
In. Of il lIe dfee lively picture 81 Ire in'
hori,ucc Of this qaesiiSn to Texas and re'i'''"
n mat he hsd ,indieatcd her claims TO It ~ ih'
national councils, and he believed the mail Z
a.. mi ,tualy settled The present admin l
,r,,,,n REGARDED our claim "a just-ihroe "i 'he
mot Distinguished members OF the 'ahinr
i. knew acknowledged our right to ms tenn
,,,v and tvo OF th,n had expressed the opii-
,.o that t,s United State, from the terms oi|
,,c ..st, OF annexation, WAS bound 10 Ray ouf
public debt.
There aas another question: which some
|,bopoh, a matter of great consequence "h'
|,,ir-, aenn deemed Of but l.ttle regard iir
|Liu..lf thought it Of but little importance. lie
,serr4l 10 his course IN relation to The " 'ohu'
crn Address" lie had refused 10 sign that ah'
l,.>-. and in doing so b. had obcycd the al'-
,ies OF his conscience II had been eaar2''
nm him, he UNDERSTOOD, that he had deserted
H.. S,utb II was false lie Bad heter, nor
,sylt h, ever desert her liz was born ho
|l,,l been reared, he had always lived, and ia
,peeted 10 die in the South What interest
amid he haze for deserving her To gam
f,yor with the North, What had he to expect
from the North lie could not be accused oil
|anbhion--hc had no aspirations Tor, nor dh hr
hiuk himself capable of filing higher po7''
ion than that honorable one which iie 10"
s.ll as a southern Scnatut Had lee ever con-
llc,nned SlaycN, Never. There were others
indeed. who had gone farther than he had, or
was willing To 20. They had called slavery an
| ,,1 lie had never said this much, nor was be-
eoing TO SAY it; for he believed that slavery
had improved the social condition OF the Alr'
enn race H. had never refused TO mlinialn the
c,ll measure Of Southern rights. But he could
p not si,tn that addr, shay, more, be- woul,
sacrifice his scat in Congress before he Would
irn il. IT, did not wish, he said, to east any
reflections, however, on those WHO had signc'
i, nor upon the distinguished """'' ~ 1t.
I Mr.. Calhoun, personally he entertained tl'
HIGHEST respcct---he cherished ior him the Kind
est feelings But this friendship must not 40
tercre with lbs dn'y--ih Tue discharge % ''''
he should always act mael~hpe"'N' IL i"'
ned his faith TO no mans sleeve II those WIZ
sent him to Washington had 'n'onded nun 10
such q purpose uey ma maui great p'la'"N
IN the material lie "eler'u 10 tue R'"''"
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