The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-06
THE FATAL skNTE>,E

,ion Of tis southern sta.t- ~ rE"' ~ ~
Tina, lis,or, Affords ample proof, TINT, at ail the
a;refcu, periods Of time at wash TIE sut3''l
liza. he, asrilatcd in the Congress OF tAc | Hi'e!
Stsi.s the consequent commofion was away
.cnl,d rs compromising srni OF iho Fa'l 81
iiie south Ia Welding mofc or les o. '.' '.''
soil demand AZ .hc t.uc ~ ile pniiuln'e o'
1881, whieh ..t'rd t'c question for aH the iei'.
riior, north II thc Ohio river fnf sos corn
posing ii,c LARGO status. thc question Wa. r'i
placed ON Tire ground ol icru. rrh, ~ anlhofIy
/ b. IT. ad.oeat,s. i w's rnn,, pf"p"Slii"ir
llmf, tcfore Il could even have th, .1n'i'Dn I'D
Il INGREDIENT required lh' consent % thy QUITE
nrl with uai corseui, it, caac' Hl- coH'incd
within O. gr.cr.led hounAarl This consent
Vas not valhcI =, .h, .ou.h Tie comrfo-
mise that raaltca n TIA. ordinance r. .grl .l
rorifrrn territory. The south sagPo al. that
TO e-ini o. vl.s m,rr 4e,omm1jau'n, wh,h
would ii. rant o.. le.st aa simple "a, proo4'l"n
On fhc rert Of tho north, i ever the =rpih
should l.c surrounded VITA ,lreui lance &"
( REQUIRE IT, ~ chs. eoar. iog tlH north Jim.
fm. d he t.en 5.3 trr laes Tor tHa uuou -nl
bro,buiy feeling rof Co., south. sas salsa.I
-al tlankri saei,oh,i upon IT. .nu.lf e'.h
sasndc or thr bbcrl aiidt alc hi Cevi .
1 IN tie .'tiltmcu, oi that oli.oansa
T. VI aHd Cegpror .ze vas .a,ftsa-
ccssion mad By ihc south to tlc a.Hh, ihri}-
,hrty ycare afcrsafls. thouh aa' without
r.uoh contention H. 90 thc l-na wrs mad.
ia dc ,harao.,r of dcu4ud Tfe aouib lc.
'r.n 20 fsf 40 cHereschmeal upaa baf territory
fir Institutions wtre a. h. tathtlen north al
hify.sN dstree4 thirty minute aHd cirum-
,rflcd wll,.d limit altogether too nafrow iu.
her accommodation Impelcl hy liberal
spirit. she consented. not on the ground Of
lr-al an.hontr. hut Of cancellation. TIL e.s
the great national compromise; tle OF prny #
an nnsau1ntahlo demand which. 20 have been
denied, would have been to sop tao orcra'ioug
Of tic provisions Of the Constitution and pro-
hlbit Missouri from admission into the Onion,
although, IN every respect, IA falls entitled -
any Of Tho ettca then enjoying its blessings
The north lad lhln determined on compu5iou
What she could not obtain i, lgeal means, Was
10 b. cocrc,d hy slcrlG.u ol the Constitution
The go, must yield hcr right, or Missouri ma .
De- fsri. ,dcn iho benefits 81 thc gonfrA5meJ
Thus the compromise Was made h. accommodate
Missouri, and with the belief that the uurieht.
oous spit Of the north weuld be ul3Irl, ond
the subject Of slavery forever settled
Il would nccdlossiy cNi,ul ihls article e. ad
vert 10 the manj cffbr,s "hai, have i,eon made
in the Coogres. Of the United Statps By north
cm mcmler. more recently 30 multiply aoercs-
sioas on the rithit Of the slave states oven at
expense Of the Constitution md lssz The
Wilmot protso, ani free soil demonstrations
have, Of late manifested a disposition to pass
the compromise and in conjunction with abo-
liion fanslieiam, to attack the south at all
points, and at an hazards: and now, hy dis
honorable breach Of promise, to clam that a. n
right, which then VIVA merely gratuiiy South
I'm ifeemcn claiming constitutional right and
lmpcrlously demanding what has long since
been acknowledged to be- their due--a security
Of their persons, their liberty and their prop
oriy--denonnecd as nulIiers, md threaten, d
with the punishment of TRAITORS,
The following made its appearance in the
daily Wisconsin, northwestern paper on the
3lst of March, last.
"Nrw YonE Rior Avn SOUTHERN vrrrrrtr,
rioS--A fessoH ~ South tGrfl,so md iirgia,a Pot
i,fan' liuring The dr'uss,un the New \ ark not
no can have faded Ia perfrivr tiat pres- nj All
parties and every scc and crord from he ulira nil
uwi r. The violent slavery print aFl irnfn me high.
ion.d federal to The mdsi grslps rdif Al Ln,, t5i
IN rl-iiiying the ndise rimat hune with bail ON tnp
ririrr asaembti l-ion ~ bI.rn Home And tLnueh
II seems h. canc,cd by M TINT u,, rlai and ,,..
g,cni blcs-lsi,'d 'ohl have been hyoi,d iy co.ing
the Ieatn Yet the current leads 10 stfDupv H. , t.,i
utaintennnc. II nW ami dr.r even when n,beld h,.
unnecessary cruelty that he 'ihc nuiinritss are rlu
efflly sustained tten 10 iluflf duthhi action Nrrt
NC ~ manifestations, u ean iuitsfHthic in va ,
HAT tie mass 81 the .npie determined ~ siiaini
ih"ir government snaf Oh D. 81 ,as Lt,,l-g af'
iie deini"d ~ ll. lii'midcd inl alton or be more
.duoat'd and amh,i,u,.
| shouti ihe ucd tNnrrca Inss iho Territorial ,ill.
a. wa thint thai Is VIII. win f,rsos,,' IN. r,5rsfb
| Ornaac'-aHd .lpud ti.c 10 SUN of NJ. re-, nnl
I uih tnr'linn attempt 10 rtisi thar law iio ~ ~.
dent vii have 10 order rN rsAn.nia oi the valun
ftf ,ammiuo-, 90 81 The |, : inyt- ~ Charleston
nhd kirin hi nni % neo . T. seize or s'.,s,f t,r
traitors. We have ma dnia thar fhc r-li,it, o,i,,on
not merely of the lnlon hn' u 'irrinia AMI Sani
tardliita, Wrnlil eustaiu this decisive action
The mom us matter cnioblafc,i tie NOR i'm.
lofAnt viii the pneceslen Of The Wv Nort fia b. !
found The SeniifoFn journals which n- nov rstsir
ne over i'lu prompt riinr down Nv tie military Oh
"A New York MIDI VIII HnI thai ths ta,,r,,tt.,f
sonid he insli6c, Ia .hertir,r down nulhninr
nh Constituted even 81 tha hr.t gendole of vr,ina
90 south tnil'ina We Do ~ arpfciirnl THAI th,,
lnvery hmersft VIII invite thai estninii, ia II iiey
i'ould, N. public opinion II tho Nnun and vi n.,
states wuul4 iuuy prompt work With the tn,.r.. Who
1850 Niiiiug 90 innfu lcir country iu civil war IA o.
der 10 esicnd the d1rk blight a human slavery"