The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-05-26
A READY REMEDY.


10 i're al honr At present the North fai,cns
and grows rich upon the South. We depend
upon il fer our entire supplies We purchase
all Injuries and nccessari.s from the North
We do not depend upon ourselves. We do moi,
encourage enterprise, skill and industry Al,
home but give the preference 10 that Of the
North. With us every branch and pursuit in
life, every trade, profession and occupation is
dependent upon the North For instance the
Northerners abuse and denounce Slavery and
Shareholders, yet our slaves arc clothed with
Northern manufactured goods, have Northern
hats and shocs, work with Northern hoes.
plongi.s and ether implements, are chasti,cd
with Northern made instrument are working
for Northern more than Southern profit. Tn,
stakeholder dresses in Northern goods. rides a
Northern saddle with all ,,her accou,rcments,
sports his Northern carriages, patronizes North.
ern newspapers, read, Northern books, drinks
Northern liquors. spends his money a, North.
crn watering places, crowds Northern fa,hiona.
Bile resoris--in short, his person, his slaves, his
farm, his ncce-sares, his 'uyurics, as he walks
rides, sleeps, lDafs, loVngers or works. he i,
surrounded with all aric!cs of Northern origin
The aggressive acts upon his rights and hi,
property, arouse his resenmeni-aud on North
era made paper, with a Northern pen. with
Northern ink he resolves in regard to HE rights
In Northern vessels hs products are carried 10
market, his Gotten il ginca with Northern gins
his sugar crushed and preserved by Northern
machinery his rivers are nayigsicd by North
ern steamboats,. his mails carried in Northern
stages his negroes are fed with Northern ha.
con and beef, flour and corn his land i cleared
with Northern axe. and Yankee .iock sits
upon his manic-pecc his door j. swept hy a
Northern broom, and covered with Northern
carpet, his wife dresses before Northern Mir.
ror, his child cries for n Northern toy, crows
over Northern shoe and is perfectly happy in
having Northern knife his son is educated in
a Northern college, hi. daughter receives the
finishing polish at n Northern seminary his
doctor graduates at Northern medical college,
his schools are supplied with Northern teachers,
ss. he ~ fu'..ished with Northern inventions
and aofsons
d" r., South is the dependent on the North
The fault hes with itself II ha- the remedy in
its o., badds. Heretofore it has only grown
the rilw iaaierials--she North has manufactured
them and ~apcd all the profit. It has grown
rich and prosperous beyond measure the
South has become poor There should hc
change Necessity and duty alike demand H.
Sei-respeci and self preservation require H. The
Souia should manufacture, first aH tn it.esssG.
r,cs---it> heavy ARTICLES |, has tho rn,, ,,,,or
water mower and all nroper facilit;es in ,hu,-
,iasa,e When !, does Inns the Nor,b Mil have
earned a lesson. and we .hnl h. inicr.nJrp,
90, ,sasnerous. "-H,p,sriHe f,a1 dirro,c
fbFSlufsr RosArARlE-Thei'ee President is nv.
ing AT tlysec Bourborn IN gred style In
his house he -. ! am told, one hundred sold ers
and one hundred servants. lie recciys one hun
Died and tN,lyo ,bou.apd doll,ys , v,or uo
Affects greater style. BIS far. than Ioni~ phil,upe
did. lie was never in the army. vet he always
arp.ar. in the un,f,rm Of tn. \,t,onal Gna,1
ia their avn Courts H.. s.r,,n,. A.. ali IN
liver, If n d,rl ,,r,.cr IN. ,bas. If h,s un.la
\npol,.on thn Gr,a,-ba !. No, n,rr,ed. If h.
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