The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-15

selves at hcmc, on IA question which should =.
ray the whole South as one body. WIN -,
the course Of some of the southern whig -
tend to keep alive this anii-sou,hern fccII'N
lei Virginia and the other southern ~
speak out calinly but firmly and these ~
impressions will he done away with our r,vA.'
respected, and the Union saved '"s
The Times publishes with appreciation ~,
eral articles from prominent whig journal.
North Carolina. Georgia and Louisiana 80
eid of which Is an assault upor those vi.
would stand by southern rights AS f,ns,;.,"
aud "brawling aqtators and ar a,tcmp, :.
ridiculc and ircwn down the meeting ~ II !,
southern members at Washington, as gotten ~
by 3" Mr.. Calhoun and his tall there he,,f
much reason to suspect the iriendline,s Of ~
clique Mr. Bayly OF Virginia is named) IN A.
iinon" Finally, the Times quotes a L,,..
from the free soil Washington correspor.S..
Of the Philadelphia North american, assllu.
the course of leading democrats IN Wa,hir,
ton, and concluding As follows.
The dcmagogues play into each o,h0,,
hands AZ II by concert and whenever a.,
opportunity is offered for rcco..cllng th,s, .o-
uonal difficulties, thai is chosen ~ the appon,as
tine ior sprlnging some ineendiary propo,,,as
upon Congress Tor, IN IN my view. all pro,os'
tons affecting slavery are neendiary' uAsI
haze for thor oojcet excitement and nnt .,,..
eipaslon.'
The Times groups all these thing. ,oye.h,.
to show the disunion tendency Of .o,,,h.
democrats and to e,lnce the great a,,n,h,oN..
of the wing party IN the south to the ur.r
American Union"
No one Is more devoted To the Union III, /
our-eltc, )and ,hc COURSE we suggest il, in am ,
bclet. oinncnlly calculated to secure that re,ph
-uui tac south cannot maintain her safety an ,
.ndr peuicucc. unless she respects her ow,
rights IN rcplytv this argument of the Time
whose sole effort must be TO cripple the Sou,i
W. adopt the patriotic language of the Sqrq,
nah GsorItut, one oi the Irnest southern lou,.
nal-
N1v is the time To protect our rights
they are Ia hr protected s0w Is the time !,
speak like lf-cmcn, if We would not ,iuk y
g1c lr,,l OF slaves And how are We speakip,
ct the South When danger was remote. h, p
south and the rights Of the south, formed Ii.
brsdru OF every political song. All partcN
,pobe openly, loudly, firmly AVID with dete
mna,ien winch should only be aseribed To n,ins
whose opinions had been calmly formed, and ,,
hearts whose emotions were prepared for N
endurance OF amy test But now tie danger
imminent, urgent, II hand, aud how s,~a.f
some Of the yer,crt Of wing prints. in the Sou,ss
and u oar own State 7 Why, one OF thes
sitter ndiculmg resolutions expressive Of Sout-S
ru rights. introduced into the Legislature =
South Carolina, after indulging itself in t.,
Hpiani, sophomore sarcasm upon the Sog,hr1
SPIRIT displayed b, that State, after crying o
NUN ia response 10 the vote of a majors
of tie House Of Representatives, Chat najor
containing every Nurtiern wing, excluding 81.
yer, from New NcNoo and California; aios p
IT, the vote Of a similar majority, aboiisltng IN
s'apr-irldc IN the District OF Columbia inaa y
+ to the vote of large minori'les of the sans
House, abolshng slavery m the pislrici Il
/ Columbia. and authorizing negro slaves to VOC
/ upou the question of emancipation rs submt6
ted 10 the pop'r-atlcr crkiBE ont mon
/ I SION - C\lON''D We say 10 all of this, no
tclls the public that It had supposed that n
readers were "yHrfeusd wHh podtics dH-iae ~
rceul c1Hrdss,' and, of necessity, wished no -
precision from political journal of The Sou,u
upon thr great question agliaing the nations,
/ tuugrcs~ aud the alarmed position Of thing
i which euUros-cs the attention oi the Sou,herS
/ Representatives and should cngross the abso-lis
inr attention of the entire Southern peo,s N
And d row speaks, not because II feels the dar n
ger of our po~ition-(uot looking throu, I,
Ui'r1 political glasses, II is unable to see -
danger which others de,ery In the distance
but because "the reccui course Of dcmeraiiJ
( politicians. editor, and Wirc-pullrr-, has ben
such character. a. 10 render a short nnilte Il
them somewhat ucccssar}.' And eho arc ihos
+ democratic politicians above whose humble
hro"., our ntNt-door uprcars lis own sublime