The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18
rms CALHOUN ORGAN AT MARSHALL

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Texas nion' INC 'gP"x''P'y % ""''H "'' Pr"
tar. have with great dltlie ulty been able 10
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give sP''NH'n
TUX .iuorx Ose,x Nss.n,at --Thi. p~pet
f,t. Tefa, R,uss,a. ha. the follow, ins o. far aad
:. ~ far ,-s,ynsdl, up,p.t comment upon s-ftri
20, extract ,rfm the tiee. headed Our Principles 90
The is,.n %, September N. I'm
Tle pr,,estfes Of fAr Iffas iaiaa - The Idiio-
ef ~. Torn. f,ss ts. u ..rfps hsrn much surprise
i,.iy tbst h. ,tonid b. p-,nou,.csi ifs-siIe e. ti
ft. io r.sy. d tus@if of he fhsfr@ Dr. attempting
10 f, = biu..- II ..rt,, ul-,a The susct ife lirs s
i r-.,, Csfatn and ires o. iaiier hts ffi-..
. nj tb ,rr, u,-afst az hs nltur Hear hl state
IA. p-.t4-t,ta.f. tu 1e,sr.. OF hiusrf.
"'yl.. oalg t4.sib.e .ufmse Ae rnn give o, tie
orstn OF lh.. rasnor thai -. Ner. aim W un hali-
tinu.i ,, he fft That wc haze ~ ur.sr.l ertt u.
f,t,, N, inclined ~ neuon .uie I'd ff siA.Hiaai
BENTON Quarrel Sow, o. trHIH i,.us ha,r saIl. ard
de nov a. md selies that lat OF tN.u. lave l-.i
,ht vi ttrir country tfir interest 90 tirf @ .r4e
struggle lhf .elf pfumgtun b She enc las changed
No., li f.sit,of al ,,lirn Ao antc sfn..- aud l...
attled r., fas aon e Should T. nsfh depau.D,1 q,
rotstssfi hs he siiii csifns n i supporter ni tie
mon N o'brr hes oi.rig seaopr.a ihs intop and
,~,,, n ~, sss NIB mini toll ha1urds "
IN. dr., .~n,enc- II t,r hove extract B., . ys-,
god imi.. q + ne eiar all Who Lla' iac ,n.e
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The extension SLAYER '''s cher favor " '"c 9''e.
,"i... on ~. ,Sht IL, .6,5.,a e.5r IN ~ ...rt
q 'iagr't b. Other 90 support 4 Ai''p'au"n de,es
>aw cannot byi,c tia' 'he Editor $50 wanting
..'., s..",er 49,, D., -. III, g ,l. .,..,,.
sa' Dot l-eaus %, in nu}vi. approve ts i.-.l.a IS
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hfih Zoe settled hrin''} pl ~ai' ern te rIe 0" r4s
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an ", lo. UPON il', comm" 20 If Pc iha' p'Ie
'arnn llr yrs,nd. NJ vowed pr,k-r1,- ia r..
p'''iion oi w Bn'oo o'cf lA't ST VI ''n"un. r.
ernr, .all ,i,n. 3 .nppf-i h. a,au ,,t.. the a.
gf ms .I-.a.l 'ea"unc'd The nl1n ed 'g... y. '''
.unclsn cans. II even .c ,he Pros.o u. r- Pr only
I'',u pr Ma'. '1i 1'D.f N'.'. o. y l'. .A' '''
rrf~'ruce go 'fe~, The one na. beei, firm aua r.a
''. ''l-d'si d. our '.'I ~, ',, '. "'' u,
'r cocmlc. A. 90 che pro'so. ',e sl.l tight Do WIKI
ro,,g. Mn a. ,ao,i n.o,, H.. a..J a.. ,,i ,..,
,hr"'iail' lon 'e ra''A' volunteer to hlm 1t Will
I. he Calhoun r,ar NOV, .a,,.liel a. To what our
l'''uo" De- hc no" understand 's
We shall leave TO the public the task of
gathering by ntercuc" the lnuondocs properly
resulting from the arguments Of ihe abofr
extract and comment.
We shall not condcscend to say that be- gar
blcs or uisr,Dytseqis. ~ tua, be- j, yinti. crnel
raHian, or e9rrppt 10 h, conduct ia ihe abu,r
commentary But one thing !. apparent, He
labor, yer, hard 10 divert the attention Of his
readers from lAc true '.,ue. IN order to justify
his Partially lot Nf Benion be- give. q. a rra-
son that Mr. u Is M favor Of the mon, whilst
Nr {. 3" has openly renowned the Union, and
seeks rs ACKNOWLEDGMENT at ell hazards"
Now We sha'i boa 'le hdil"r "i the t7toH
10 'n' issue. ''' mas maze u h''n'''I' ana ne
must ABIDE BY It. lie SAYS he Is IA favor of
southern rights, and opposed TO the pro4iso.
Very good Mr. Calhoun Is IA favor Of south
nj RIGHTS al1d putp..i la tine prttl., 'Ih,u