The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-06
Mr. MlcrllI.s sFrrcIL

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bht Va, o'n''fi" "''i'a' so"
0l5r2s that tht 'frrea4"N' ol uh' MOI" ~ p"
ihe South wou'' be e'u'e oi va" 'el"''n l''-
cler alt3Js. This i- language winch t'F
could not toioral,--il is such ~ 7hot,J rot "e
rsrl towards lgf ja.foa but when Mr.
flerren Saws si,a m m rencs would not be
.ie.e,.i between ial.py-aial s,resfi;lt.s- ii
,roull III, met by remonstrlncc, and, II ncecs-
.arv. by fr-s. they see nothin" Objectionable
a III .aue sentiments in other passares,
which were Objected to hy them ia the South
orn Addrass. vtr, shown hy Mr.. Wnilll to hc
,..t,, .ia.l Ina Mr. Befrirn's. and to have facciycd
,heir eu,ir, ranriion. What confidence. then,
h, ,.lrJ can bc plaeed In their sincerity when
ihey urn. the existence Of lle5c passage. the
lS,utba-p Address as their reason fof not
.i.,,i,.,tt
G.o,,.l Houston said M WigfU cant,a-
,,., tbai hr had been denounced BIZ Mr.. ca
Il,uu ON account Of hi Oregon sd.c. Whom
.,r,y.. ehsr,.s err made. il il iupertrnl to- de-.
,,r,npe tbc character of the arcuscr. lie
IfC.prr,l lIou4ten) woull rest hi, defence
upon ,ho issue OF showing that M Calhoun
vas, and ever had lren upon all the great qu,s-
tons which had agiatcd the country, i.ii'hles'
to the South, and particularly 70 Tcyas. Mr.
Calhoun sad Nj w, needed no defender, and
be tAtr. W. een" be neither pVoNoAe" nor D.
i"ycd INTO the d'7cn7''o" oil h's' 'sT"o'
Gen. Houston s."nduc'i ana not Mi calhoun 81
was the matter u'"ef eons'd'r'uoh bu1 as
/ . D. IA. Il tta." al.
''h. ~ h"d t'9l'' MS uV''Uf' upon '''' 'a1''o-
i'siinf '' ms 'a'fses against M - 'n'} o'-
came Important ana I'' una PURPOSE n' "''i'
consider 'hen' ana i'r mat ohiy IL was m
possible WITHIN Nie time allowed idin' 10 eA-
i'ian and CONSIDER IN detail the positions "hieh
That great statesman hah occupied upon hh inc
great questions upon wh'eh Inc country h"d
tnry' lie would restrict himself 10 one--Mr'
% position as To ''Sas' lie %r'cd TINS
because ms andi'hee were 'a'n'''ar WIN Nv ana
'~easse "eh H. III" 1''o great s''Ss upon IL
upon 'ns h' 'o"'o Sno" '''' "e"c'"' II
position Vas nhs"s'aii'co' inc iaets upon when
ne relied 'aise' ana ms charges unioundcd' then
nc WOMB oai upon 'he people To REJECT MS
luoh' ~ testimony upon al o'h'r points as
unworthy OF b'nei fd'S'S ~ "'' JasSaS {"
'"'N'''S' J" "'n " "''hos' "'nu't nn'hp''-
9'n''o as TO one n''',,er ne e'u'' DC ovle''' as
10 meme, "ehefai -. cnaie'' ''p' m w. oy
o''l'a''i''1 'l'e ''ill iNoSo'"uon7' put II ou' o.
~" power VI "r' rom 10 ''"u'r inc "l'ef'l"-
I'VE as nc S"r' ~ hal' pi'us'u hinsoli % 40
''' w. mere "N"'" "'''ef'i H. u ~. io'N
con-" mol III any ifh' before inc 'o'at Heso'"-
uons ''' o''h ac.'' upon py Tue h'Pnnno o.
''N"'' 'h'' "'UIu'"N u ',''' anu suns '''o''o
'h' Alternative. '"her'l H. was Understood 10