The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-14
Sprerh Of Mr.. Barnweli, OF sc.
- The Dill for tho Admission Of California

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Mr.. VorsroN, OF texas IN the course OF
III. speech of the same date assailed the
..,.,or and natives Of iii, Nashville Con.
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quote the passage of Mr. llousroN's speech
:, which Mr.. B. replied.
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o0"'J ,ha southern Con,.ntion Ara ve
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" H. Lodios ns nuoust as the COMPRESS al
.s"u,i,.d St,t,.i and are they to dictate
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Wv - ,nr Cn,s,,intion Is lns,J and III,
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'.a,;, ,os A., surrcptit,ous meeting in Nash.
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condiments of that hndv ro.neet
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a,aly G,r od,n,..innasn state. Bat ,uhse.
n rf,L ' III. :, ,,a. LrnncL, In ,Jlino
,.s sand,,;ans. So ,i',, Whenever one wa
n,A.r.tood 10 have a probabiHt, IN favor OF
it, au extra condition Was added to it, 80 as
to reuder reeoncllemcnt 'mpracueable.
Inc Legislature met the other day to reap
point the delegates or to appoint new ones
aud for what purpose aud reason Bccanse
the people do not understand it, and there
fore their Representative in their wisdom,
mus, take upon them the responsibility ol
acting for the peopc--one Of tlie most wise
and prudent steps that could have been Ia
ken, for the people care nothing about It
Well, sir, this has never touched the VIals
Of the community. but it enabled indlyidu
ais to 20 to the Nashville Convention. and
there to dictate to Congress, in violation OF
the principles laid down by Washington
and by Ilustrious statesmen, that efforts
made to overawe the Legislation oi The
Union were contrary to good government
and the principles which should actna'r
Americans. This Convention was Intended
.'nr that purpose. and none other or tueN
,woul,. not have attempted to remain hN au'
ionrnmcnt 's a body aud hold up 'h''f III
lure action in tcrrorcm over congress
N, erLi. think mNsell very uo'
Jornno,c Mr Pros, 'cnt-'eing ny my ''n'-