The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

Bat YOU are opposed to II Southern Con
'cn,lon il it should be intended TO do n,or'
than the States already have done BY res
ointions II morr is intended YOU console
1t revolutionary body This is gratntous
The southern States have. through then
Legislatures. frequently aud eafne-ll, pro
tested aud demonstrated against the rs
sauis of the Northern States upon the IN
,ltution of slavery. Their resolution.
have been unheeded, or. if not, have been
.ccoivcd in an un'ricndly aud hostile spin,
The little cloud Ike u nan. hand ha.
become black cloud of thick dsrkne..
impending over this Union" This YOU nd
init What more natural. than TINT those
who are exposed to the impending storm
who hear It's thnndcfs. should think of some
Franklin rod. to conduct ~ safety H.
lighining@ to earth That " Franklin rod
will bc found ia concentrated Southern sen
iinent of adhesion 10 the mon n our
fathers formed il. and determination to
protect Themselves ii the barriers Of the
Constitution he broken down The \ir.
ciuia preamble and resolutions declare. that
tl, tendency oi the Northern state. j. to
destro, that lofbearanre and iraierual AT
fiction which formed end has sustained our
conledcracv, aud finally To dissolve the
mon itself. that we are anxious. IT pos
shle, Sc avert the evils which threaten ~.
and believe the most eilcctnal means at
doing lh, are Ia be found IN the coFdinl
union of the whole South for the maint, E.
nance of the Constitution and the rreser, .
ton of the whole mon. II il can be- pre-.
served. aud for their preservation. If ii can
not That regarding thu convention to be
held n, Nashville. on the frs, Monday in
June next. ~ intended to enable the peoI t.
oi Ne South to take counsel together as To
the best and most cileclual means OF resist.
ins the nggrcssions of the North, at en-.
forcing compliance on their part win
their constitutional obligations, aud therch,
of preserving the | uiou of the States.
now IN imminent ycrll hy reason of the
course pursued hy the non laseholding
States aud their representatives in tongicss.
in the ccasclcss agitation land that, too, in
The most unrieudg spirit of questions IN.
yolyiug the pcace, the institution. and the
very existence at Southern State, and ap.
above ST forth. the General Assembly doth
recommend to the good people of TIN, com.
monwcalih to send delegates thereto.
The above sets forth. q. | understand IT,,
the object, ol the Nashville convention to
prcscrrc IN, mon u II ran b. prts,rrcd.
aud ,o prcarr, he >oph u II canaof h.
1hi- may ser,o 10 explain To Non what
vou cannot comprehend, IN the csl,fe,..
ION of organized resistance promptly de.
y,loped" 70 be still more plain that YOU
ma, comprehend. i, the measures d,pr".
Gated should be- con-unmaicd, the Nashville
Convention viii. ! presume. suggest such
mean, aud measures ~ may be advisable
l"r the South tu adopt 10 preserve her lih.
crl, and Independence. Call tins reSo.
luli"nar,, II vou choose and make the
most Of 1t WIS should moi the people
OF the South take couucd together IN II
common dagger there should he "A free colt
ference -" IN multitude OF counsel there
j. wisdom" You ,ny there are restless
spirits among ~ Who have catcwaf'd pc
ralpc Of hc fai,a, and would perhaps sell
It for "a mes. OF p"ttagc. This i Ian.
guugr which. IT not expected might vet
conn, from, th, North m drnunciat,on nf ,h.
Sunth hut bow !. ii to IL, rewarded from,
,h. Inn. of n .ou,he,, mnu dressed nm IN II
b,tle Lr,,f author;t,," Will not has 50. 90.
her SECOND thought pronounce it Naa
dc, imam th. ogr.,e.i ,,,yb,j, po,r,,,,e
South sell 1t Tor a mess oi poitagc
In n crs,s bA. tus when ia. >onth !.
.,,,.,,l,ng nn,,in.t th, \orth fla, m,norit,
a.,,,,.t III. n,.,,,r,,, thu. ,,eak ,pait,.t tb,
.tr,,. .t~,r,l,n, far constitutional GOV.
ou,p,nd iuht. n.ht. aekno,l,dg.d and
enarnr,,rd IN the constitution sc, trannlrd
h, ,L,. ,iust ,i,,bts al ,.,,sopoD ,ou,j,ft, and
cn,o,,,s j,n,,c. cor them Ia H., warmed hy
IN. Executive al NV state NJ , "n mes.
al not,nre fills M. with mori,tiea,ion. and
.Lnuld hlu.b ,nr ll,r,,ia # tb, .,.ut,,n,.n,
,o,nd M, ,.,,,, fran, auy mar, o( h.., ,,,da
limit. ','herc mn. restless .nif,fs annne
us" hcf. are the, Look 10 the
Iori,lntur,s nf tho southern state. whom
f., ,l,, r.n,..c,,, Comm, tho leave. oi
IN, t,r..t ar ia, sand. of tho s.ashn,s and
ynu vin npnb.r the restless Sn,,it> '
They colcnlate the v,lne of tho | mon '
Tho, t,r,,cd ;, a.t,,.tet,l;.h ,,.,,re ,,,,,,
datacs,tc fraaqnilsfp. pravidc for the com.
mon defense. nrnmote IN. pener,l welfare
and s,rnr. the bl...,np 81, hl,ert, Ia our.
.el,o. and po.trrity. nnt when it, oh.
,eet. nne fofpo,tcn and d,.rernr,ls, and