The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-15

weeks. and IN order to eei ihi- number 81 our
paper prepared 10 time for ihe nails have been
Obliged TO pat some II orr advertisements ON
both sides Of the paper Thu j. not likely to
occur again a. we shall prepare IN iatdrr
against such contingencies Or paper This
week. $50 taink, viii be found quite interest
ins. an1 3, contains "a much reading matter as
country paper. usually afford.
IT We publish in another column
number of the resolution. Of the Mississippi
state Convention. which la'ely assembled at
Jackson for the purpose Of taking INTO con
.lera,an The past md impending agres-ious
or the North. We regret tim, none Of cur
exchange. contain the foil report Of the delib-
cra,ons Of that Convention, as We hive no
doub, they would Be read with interest by our
readers; but enough s shown, N the extract
winch we ei,e 10 assure "a. 'hl' Che gallant s'atc
Of Mississippi stands r7nn3y among those
southern sia'es who are determined TO defend
the Consultation even at Che hazard Of being
eal',d dsunlonisls
The Convention j, sill be seon, rciiera,cs The
doctrines which have been so loudly denounced
Nv mos, Of the presses aud many Of the poll
,ciar. of this state ~ sectional sedltous, and
recommend, the policy and necessity Of unlon
and resistance Hos they vail be received by
those who have denounced agitation, remains
to be seen These presses have hitherto mann
tanned marked silence IN relation 70 the df.
fercn, movements Of the southern sN'ies IN
f,ci, II We might believe them the souiherh
policy was confined nlonc 10 South Carolina,
and wa. the offspring Of notification. Even
IN recording the irumphs of the democratic
party, In Tennessee, &c, they hayc said nothing
~ to the prca, cause by which they were pro-
duccd TO have done So, would have been to
have denounced themselves, and to have shown
that, ~ democrats, they were fighting under
the colors Of the enemy Mississippi has
never been accused Of admiration Cor Mr. CAT
houn. or Tor the doctrines Of notification yet
sha has spoken out, and advised Convention
Of the Southern States. After mature dcl.b-
Grafton. she has declared tina, the time ha. ar.
rived whcn the south should take common ac.
ton against northern argtD--a. Mississippi
stanl4 upon the platform adopted by "cry
ronthcrn state, 1cNqs aiane ercep'ed How
long public sentiment Is be controlled, or ms
rcprc.eutcl IN tiu. state, We cannot say, but Of
one thing wc feel assured, that when the qncs-
ton j. once Submitted TO the people, they viii
be found ia different position than the free.
sol party have been led 10 hope
EproriAL Convention Banner has
m article under the above caption, which up
pear. to have been written mainly TO inform
Us that, owing to lis own silence, and that Of
other presse, IN the state the editor infer
there is general apathy upon the subject, and
that nothing can be- done for the benefit Of
printing in ,hi, state We cannot believe that
a. much apaihy really exists as the Edlor has
been led to believe, and be will find the major
i,y, Il not a'l, ot the papers Of this state, like
himself warm advocates If such Convention
Rat why does the banner call it an Editorial
Convention What would editors do ia such
a body, when the majority of them are ignorant
OF printing and know nothing of the rec,ila-
tons h} which lt should be governed We
trust that something viii be- done by the pub
fishers Of papers during the coming winter
and az there VIII be- no doubt, quite a number
in attendance at Austin in December, We would
recommend that they meet and adopt reguh-
ton. and scale of prices, TO be afterwards
submitiel for the approval Of the press gene
rally In the mean time, let those who cannot
attend write out and forward their views
WHAT pors n MRAS-Thc Banner, q late,
has taken To Publishing laudatory articles about
Mr. CALHOUN, and the romanls beauty of his
residence near peudcion. The last number of
that paper contains an cSir.., Of nearly four
columns IN length devoted to the South Caro-
lima statesman.
Gr The result Of the recent election in
Pennsylvania is cheering TO the democracy. i