The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
1..,Asr, Reception Or tho Adjustment.

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mug Journal:
|& ADMISSION OF CALiroRNIA.-Thc tardy
,.luc,ant. and grudglng admission Of Cali
1,r,ia. AZ n FRrE Sr,rr, into the Union, !
=, cmphatc and substantial triumph Sla
,.ry is forever excluded from the shores o
,L. Pacific. This arm of the Republic il
never to be paralilcd by human bondage
III. ,lilorua is destined to be an cntcrprising
,nliyhtcncd. wealthy. and powerful common.
|4,,e,I,b. 1t will necessarily, be subdivided
nd the Children, like the Parent, will be
|4ERrg.
Ri Slavery will renew the struggle for its
NJ. equilibrium" Its first step will probably
I'm. The creation Of new slave State from
&cs,as. that "Pandora's Box froa. which
an sorts of mischief emanates
The Ereni.g Journal is the Wing Free.
.oil Seward organ of New York The
he,,is from the Albany Ercaine A1os, the
Democra,ic Van Buren, frcc.scil organ OF
thc same State
Fl Tur ADMISSION OF tNLiro8YI,-TuE
XCovx,R Sro>r oN rur PNcu1c Cali
Marina is admitted into the uiou-amone
,be Free States Of the Contederaey Sla.
very is cut of from the Pacific, and through
94hat vast range of territory, destined doubt.
El,ss To control hereafter the fortunes of the
eAsu,ure, i, is part of the organic law that
IN mi,her siarcrg nor Involuntary srrHndc
EssshaH be permiAed except for crimes, ~here-
81 the party shall be duly coHric'ed
Ia lisa great triumph But the facility
With which it passed the entire absence Of
Btunult, conflict or contest, Though nine
months of buster had prepared the public
mind for something feariul,) shows how un.
ius, and cowardly has been the policy,
(which has thus far excluded the Young State.
This inus,icc-the fruit Of ieeblrncss
And cowardcc to be laid at the doors of
Northern dough.iaces out of Congress, and
D. compromising politicians within.
The powerful aud growing State comes
Ato the mon in time to throw Is weight,
Nth that of the people Of the older States,
h the scale against the selfish schemes aud
PETTY ambition of the aspiring politicians
! Who have thus consprod TO work this IN
i usiiec.
III But the Free State California will do
t,orc than foil the plots of politicians. She
Binds the Union together by an lnseparable
link. She blocks the march of Slavery Ia
Die West. She battles and defeats forever
Dhc idea of a Southern toulcdcracN The
question of n halacc of power is settled for
kye,-as between North and South. The
Scctional question. thus decided, Will die
but There will be no more North and
South There may lac conflict OF interest
|3knd ambition between East aud West, bat
In will lack that c'cmcn, of bitterness which
/ has made the controversy that we have
Dow. we hope, almost passed, 50 distasie-
3nl and so dangerous The people every
where, will rejoice.
But we call particular attention 10 the
following from the New York 1rtbHne' n
|1apcr which has long cXcrtcd more influence
Do New York politics than any other. II
Seems the Wing Executive Committee OF
New York city ordered salute of one bun
1rcd guns to celebrate the passage Of the
Date acts of Congress. We have not OBJ
Served that cyen Richmond in Virginia, has
Bred any guns.
n We have itaiciscd some of the passages
N Cross F,R,NG.-rhc Wing Executive
I ommttee OF our city saw fit to order
/ alute Of one hundred guns in honor OF the
Passage of the California aud Territorial
bills, and they were duly fired yesterday.
|3Ne cannot consider the conception We
|tpr happy one. II, as the Committee assert
#ohc measures in question were Truly Nati"n'
in their character, a compromise, peace
offering, and an evidence of the patriotism
III nd
hen surely Party should have had nothing
D do with the public manifestations elected
hereby. Whoever heard of Party ceie'
bration Of the triumph of any former ON
bromise And as the Democracy Tx
Scutiye Committee exut in the late events
~ Washington at least rs heartily as thc'r
Gcial ANTAGONISTS, and with certainly no
sss reason. we canno. sec why ah''''nN
i,ll should not have been drawn upon '"r
}, leaA half the powder
The fact is--and il may rs wei ne s'"'
t.l-thc cannon firing on the Battery N's'''
lay, wns not in any proper sense parry
le,. but rather that OF the Wing party, who
aaeict that they had 'nunp hed in the pas
age of the Territorial bllls-that the roar
n cannon would widely proclaim the r"l'i-
raj orthodoxy, and the fumes OF powder
..,, r-nyrnn,ly to the Presidential nos
il. Mad no Wings of this city been
aled for the whercS'i'hal'o lire ore g, '"oJ
md guns in honor s'mr| " " a;r.,o
si..ios of Free California into 'n' ' ,a,.,
y our Federal Union, they wo",' "'. ,
iven i. with Joy; but believing enthusiasm,
l~er the passage of those ten m''''o"s w
o'exas, and that rrookcd, ngo'nfF, ana nv
hist boundary hcf~een Sinrcfom ana fr',
soa, is jus, what grea, prop'r'''" OF . o"'
Wings prefer to wait awhile before uniting
N.
In opposition to this cannona1c' we oe'
hire 70 cali attention to some rather sn''i
nuskct practice which has just taken place
IN Maine, which is not exactly OF the s"'"'
lcncr ~ the !ir,ng frou the Battery
! Maine 10 what the cant of party terms
E1Dtrongly Democratic " State, aud has J"s'
<icctcd Governor, Senate, and House o
that s&. without serious contest
but with regard TO members OF Congress
there has been spirited struggle an'
slough the precise result is not known /"
the time Of our writing. the general feature
Of tho result are palpable enough jus
look
In the l. (York) District, usually Loo
Foco by nearly 2,O0O-thc candidate 9
that party is barely elected 70 congress