The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

which he cndcavors to explain or palliate
!. conduct for voting for Pcnrcc's bill.
II /. the weakest aud most unblusling
lament we ever read This would be
ara apparent Il our readers were fully pos
.ud Of hi. previous views aud the many
,,,io,ic speeches he has made during the
,,..ot Congress. lie held the doctrine
=, Tcxs. could not honorahly listen to
We proposition. until her title was fully
,ioowcdged. lie opposed tho Pearce
NH through every stage Of its progress, and
oe, /, was defeated, and fairly laid gu.
,.y,r 20 rise again, he rcsuscitatcd il, and
,,eatbed into it sgain the breath Of life.
lie makes the disgracciul admission that
.oer he called it up, he would not have
o,,d for it, il his vote had not been neccs.
,,v for the success of the Bill. lie would
ave lie, the opinion go forth TO his ronstt-
cont, that he was hostile to it, il !, had no;
ann .l,o, the ia,cs were against him Tie
Il ,ll,,l up the Bil under the prctcxt OF ma
,me,dmeuts to il bu, found abundant
,,;J ,r,;,, than,
ic"~' ~ "a, >,
4 The e'"e'" "s""''"' " W. "o""'o
4, have noticed in our review of Mr. kauf.
Imam, letter. We have only to say that no
man knows more clearly their falsity than
'''" -, u,,a .;,n. ILL.,,
4Mr "'""'"'
ywcre b, no means ho" 10 '''"'' =" Is strange
Aha, he should not have 'c't Their force I'M
H. the last moment. lie has inflicted "A
,,, his h,,,, and ,n,, L;s c,,,o
"'""' ~ NJ. Ill.,. H..
.S"h'cn VIII $40
As"iN'r"N, sept "'f, l>oo
70 The Editor Of the Nc~s.
| have the good, or i'll fortune, ms the case
Anay be, TO inform you of the passage of
a,he Texas boundary bill, amended by
the bill to create the Territory OF New
MEXICO. As you will perceive by the pro-
eeedngs of Congress, it was defeated by !
votes. | voted in the negative and moved
a reconsideration which tho speaker pro-
nounccd out Of order. from which appeal
4 I'd. The speakers decision was reversed
Ly the House this morning.
|, was not my purpose to have voted for
the bill without modification of it by ,tri-
,ioe out the preference given the creditors
| offered an amendment, to that effect. hu,
II became apparent that, il opened to "A.
mendmen, at all. the bill would bc amend.
ed further by adopting Benton's line and re.
,ucing the amount to five or six millions.
! therefore Withdrew my amendment and
called the previous question. When the
\ yeas andn avswerc called, Withholding Vote
until the roll had been called through 1t
then became apparent that the hill WAS lost
unless ] voted for it, as five others would
not vote for the bill unless | gave II my sup
port Under these circumstances, gave
| the hill my vote with all It's imperiretlons
sand WIN all my objections l" 'iie hrs' pro-
a'so ana ,'' oo""oatN; 'n""Sh' " Pro'a-
l.e 'na' ,ne Hta'' 'n,In' prefer 'he measure
H. contest ana '', no' !" ,na' event 'e,
fre 'a' ''e 'es'o.s'o'''S u we n'oou o'
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I'm =. san,ra,a noa.rr. 1L. rer,i,n.
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