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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

c,s,o on DAx. ,LH - ksos.-The matter
Ihh NAsA :, 90 n n, u Daniel II. Pearson,
10 4, cred t1, { lecution on may next 4,
VIZ We. S,5ge. kn the murder OF his wife and
-: &C ras brought before the committee OF
.. ps ca "Wednesday, bu, no sGHon ~ naJ
81 roaorc Of DR.. Luther V. Bell 70 MS col
~, = ,ss uoon the Council Commtte on T rdons'
- 81 10 the moral responsibility OF the con
a.. "a At the time he committed the deed mas
ssan nub'ished. After recapit1lating The facts ia
ehe case the evidenc Of calculation before, renee
lion At and conseament subsequently % the com
mission Of the rnarder, he c. mes 70 the io"o"1ne
aria, Pearson is not, in point Of ntellectua pow
ar 20 be ranked high IL certain; and 1t is highly
nrobabe that he may fell below the average OF tue
crest m.ss of the species bot the undersigned mas
Seep unable TO see anything IN bis history-hIs
oonyers alton, as given by these witnesses, or II
the immediate act of crime, which under any
possible employment OF the word moecuHy
would include hm-nor any defect In understand
ing. or moral sensibi,iy, which would not ex one
rate the great majority OF wrong'doers az well as
him Even were the grade OF inierorlty so az %
excite e mOmentsry doubt, Ia the abstract, as %
bis fitness to meet the legal consequences OF some
OF his acts an inquiry into bis capacity az rea1ss
10 the specifc deed OF homicide, would force i'seh
In unon our minds. We can conceive that m az
of meaee powersr Of miod may be led toto acts o.
crime. In respect 70 which his power o. l1dglng
may be feeble, and should in the eye Of cd and
man. qualify the extent Of his responsibility. a
man Of very low capacity may Offer counterfeit ,
note because somebody has passed 1t 70 nm, ana
he cannot comprehend how 1t can be very 'au''y
90 40 49, he has been done by; an imbeciie man
NAV - s,eal because he hs, been robbed, and may
h. So s.soue idea that the world owes him lv-
ing in cSoh cases mercy should not turn dssi a.
ear. Bot what grade OF capacity Is mere, sno,. o
absolute demency, which DOCS not clearly under
stand the guilt Of willful murcer-which can pos
sibIv misunderstood that simplest of all precepts
aTHoU SHALT DO No MURDER!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

CREsH BUrTKR.-HArcH, STRONG co
L Ellington. cnsss1que County n have oo hsns, eon-
SANITY laTRe sapp2g Of choice Dsigy B1r-r E.tern
c-s~s Wishing % purchase would do we'd 70 cal % aen
- IN. ys In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

-Sz}t2S-7NCspt J. COrieS Tor Shrsws5ury, Long
Branch iOcesn H0ute) Pom NAShin s.on,
Browns DOck, tMid5e,ownl Moupfs Dock, and Red
Bsnh leaves Robinsc---i Pier North River a. io0vs;
Leores Neto York. 1850. Ler,cS SkrTos5sry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
-r.s~ FOX BOSTON VA SEwrokr =
~ FALL RlvER-sy as sP,sodid saf

sse<~<s~'-s7 SUPERIOR ssesrnsrs SAY STATE AMI e.
PRE- sfATE Of great strength and speed, particularly
saspted 10 the Navigator Of Log sspd sound runasug
In couuecuor With the Fs River and Oc Colony RaA-oas
sdsiance q - niles 20 Boston only.
Leave pier No 5 North kive-, the eai'cry
Ybe sies r1ef BAY STATE, Capt Wm Brown, oa fuSe
dayt Thn-sdsys, and ssrrdsys ans IN
fhe stearer EMPIRE stare, Carr Sent 6uyt,A,
on Mondsvr Wednssdsys and FrdsYs At PN
This Ln- 10 the Orly inst di-eei f1f Newport
Thes- steamers ntiec with coumcdous s,sieroccrs,
sod every arrangement for the security srd coruor "
rassens7ss who s6orSed BY mis- nShrs rcs
on board and srrivsl Fs River proceed per rHi
road reaching Boston early the following morning.
remain on board getting thsiF brsssssi Il wished Tor
ID ne Arting u the sccommccsucr irsin 81 81 a X.
which reaches Bosom ~ shout 81 4. N.
bsggsee uss-f IL Atsched 10 esch steamer who ~
eelves and acke's The baggage aud accompanies 10
sane 10 tts destination
Fbe rsle. for ps.s,ge aud the pcs OF stale rooms s
sane by otseF lines
A slesir-r runs M connection with This Inc 10 a-G
pom Providence daily except Sundays
Freight 70 Boston 10 taken the rates By ths
ether regusy scs ard forwarded with greater expeti-
don by Express freight trsr Witch leaves rLl River
every morning (sundsy eycepted) O'Clock. for Bostoe
New Bedford arriving si is destination Ct sbosf
III N
For freight apply on board, or al the once on mar.
North River For state or benhs apply board o.
Nh ~ desired to them shead application may 10
made 10 fIsDALE L s0AbEN, AgeES,
jei0y 10 and II West o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
,x-CAuDEr ArpAuBOY RAN.

- 1gsgrTrI- q AlnDEn AND A1IbOY kAlL-
~ ft,<Ae<F, aOAD LINE 20 r.l.Aeel9hls a. :
ay11 - --yriocf. ~ sd A Sccek, Pm "
nssmSosi joan foTTEA 1zDy Sundays sIesptS
tor pier ~ ! S0rsh fsts TAr1. F'rr sisss cara =
sscond elAss cara g. a. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

- FOR saba very pleasant country place In tie
village OF Upper Red Hook, Duchess Co hve miles
east OF Barry Landing on tbs postroad eonslsl.
irg OF about four Of erse land, with plenty OF 81
Lida OF ut treas two good wells Of ws.er large two
sorv house S4xs feet with the necessary out0udiugs aud
rood fences Forfurther Parculsnquire on NE
or r. " DAhohasSntk,
NB-rhe above property viii be sod for 81 500 Only
soOO need to be pad down Possession given any une
between now and next May. Blo I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
.UpD .TEAMBOAT EDWIN LRWIs,

TIE direct line stage 70 Sq1sn and Freehold and all
para Of the country AL porous are forbid trusting the
lbove boai on account OF the ovnerr JysAuls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

$50 FOX SALE, CHhAP-IN JERSEY CITY
- Within minutes walk Of the ferry Bnck ID vel.
Sa Ing house. stories, and basement handsomely hash-
ed wilhxmarble uantes sliding doors crates vaults; and
mari OF The purchase money remain bond and
gage 81 per cent Also acres Of land Bergen Hill,
Bounded by the Rsirosd and BerEen-rosd commanding
splepdld view Of the Bay and Nanovs Dwelling house.,
and wagon house with variety OF all kinds Of fruit
falling stream Of pure water through
the premises, having hsh pond, fee well
Apply TO JOHN p. HILL, 81 Montgomeyu Edgar
Wskensn, Lawyer, montgomery-st first block from
Ct jy4l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

,-FHkIA HssEsT ASSORTMENT Of sedse.eL
E*xx<3 Eses Hsr,ss-s and Fealhers ever offered iof
s.s "A M WILLARDs WUenooss, =, Coa<
sans cor OF Kub@rrYst IRE afsncou 81 noore kecper
.na otar. n s.rar..rly calec Wilhss rst-ni hgnf
srd .n Grew k,Sssssd old bsi, rsc0vs'st eos -eos
s.lssca retsl J-<f III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

Profn foot OF spring-g FROM Fori lee
Monday, s, ~, and 8. Monday, ~ lzend ~.
Tuesday 10, and @. Tuesday, ~ y and x
Wednesday 10 and g. "Wednesday, u, II snd Il.
Thursdsy, 10, and 6. THURSDAY, y, u and a.
Friday, s. Friday, y.
Saturday, 8, TO- 2ande. saturday, ST. y, !? AID Il.
Sunday, 10 snd2 Sunday, n, u and 3
ivq Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

IN COUNTRY SEAT ON Tdk HODsUN.-fot
sale farm OF about 80 acres IN NE village o. hSnngs
In the most substantial manner, In modern sye WIFE 10
rooms and has one Of the commanding views OF Ne
liver and adjacent scenery II unes unusual picturesque
prospect with convenience and retirement The gfoond
are finest Order well supplied With gresi variety ~
fuit fhe whole part viii be sold on sppneanon % ie
proprietor the premises II Hastings on the Hudson 4
wi Inns ALEXANDER BRINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

kses Of passage rom Panams 70 San FrAncisro-slsie
$500; seesge s. So California pss,engrr. bv ths
Ohio will go On from Hsvsns 10 Chsgres by the Fscon
without deisy No berth secured until paid tor For
freight or passage apply 10 o. ROBERTS,
yl6 tG IN Wesl-st, cor Warren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
81. E0R sALEIN YONK KKs-Two .ma

n. FOR SALE In YONkkKs-Two small farms
&S-one OF . scres IN high stsie OF eudyanon- OF
ulle nom Bunrs Bridge pepot 90 ne hAIlem hsis-
road ana one OF ses good double dwelling house barn
kc Will various Kinds Of huh and well ysiered raAed
niles from Yonkers village Inquire OF hYRON WINCH,
Il6 Nauxu-st or Of tse Subscriber a. nkerl.
ie6 lms htNhf LArNNnAhD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

es< FARM FOR sALR-In Wayne Township, Pas
sale Co NJ containing $50 scres 10 healthy and pess
- ami alton Psiersop miles from this CRY Pie
buildings consist Of stone house barn 40 by u feet cow
house and other buildings s In good order. Crops OF al
lind, Will be sold with he farm Persons wishing good
arm will do well 70 call and examine before purchasing
slsevher References can be bad OF D. Duncomh. q
Libertyst NEWTON Of G. Hughes, Broad-sL NewNk,
N j.; OF William Conselycs Crossroads, Long Island,
md on the premises, OF LEES lm'I benny DOkEAUs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

q FOR sALE-A country residence, small farm OF
EEs e5 20 Ct valuable wood and timber half OF
paper mill all or either OF which may be bought at
bargain line OF Railroad q hours ride from Troy; all
10 rsrste repair, aud desirsbly located Title ndsput
able For further particulars, inquire Of BUNTING
Foot, paper warehouse 2lf Pearl a. N Y. or GEORGE
HARVEY, owner or premises, Sandy Hill N. Y Com.
municauons posi paid. gOOc opportunity TO soy
become partner in b paper mill. Jy22lwDS2sW|
-G1 FOX SALH-A desirable country residence ~ mo
~ town Of Wilton, Conn. about ~ miles from Nor.
A~- walk and shout hours ride on the New-hsven
Railroad. IL consists of OF good lsud and
rounded shrubbery. The house 10 In good order II
v on The DEDbury TOsd and viii be sold low tbs sub
scnbeT has 10 for II. Inquire Ct
jel4n GAUNT DERRlCkSON l59 Soutn-Si
49, FOR sALE-A house and six acres OF land Situ-
M stsd on he HUDSON River Railroad miles below the
< Station At GsTrions 10 the Highlands The house 10
IN good oroer; contains rooms Price 5000; hail can 70
main on mortgage Apply 10 David Curry, near The
premises. or BY letter 10 WIN. IL DENhlNG, Flshkil
landing, Duchess County Ul wv
az AT PRIVATE sALE.-A building lot situated
ta on The West side Of Eleventh ave between tony'th
~ and Forty The ftlOi south OF Tue cenef oI
OF the block and 10 liquor store sAld oi beng Ia
ze % feet IA inches front and rear by leo Feel 10 depth
hs lo viii loo sold cheap For terms and further parcu.
lars apply to A J. BLEECKER Aucuoneer Jylslw
sese BROADWAY LOTS For SALE About
go 100 feet front Broadway, running through 10
M Sixtbev average depth $50 feet ffonung also on
Thirty fri 81 and Sixth-sv. Ii. M. SCHIEFFELlN
iyl9 2w' lZfIOnLtl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

ssges Will be ready convey passengers a para Of
ihe country jyi7 TAI
U- BULLS FERRY, TiLLETuDLEA
E~a4e%9---Nsno FORT LEE--TEe steamboat RANK
r--NCnpL Roger. VII ran 20 fol.1Eg. altlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

8EAAlN ORES, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST The
% iendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, Chas
stoddEd, Commander. will leave for Chsgres Thurs
day. lE August at o'clock 2. NJ from Pier N r For
freight or passage Apply 70 -
r. The EMPIRE CITY viii follow me CRESCENT
CITY leaving for Chagres Tuesday, l5.h August BY
which vessel through tickets viii be furnished
Iyil DlAugl INV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-10

their rights to tha, territory which has been So
cured To the I non hv their money and then
blood neither can they consent that line SOW
cruign states Of the south shall be inadc mcra
provinces Of the North. Kind of field whore
bye and bye, well plid officers may be ratst
for the especial USES of northern ridceWch
The question, then, l., What position ought 10,
south To- assume, 60 meet the danger which
threatens her The general opinion -cens Ia
be- that each state should call out convention
of the people. and that all the states 81 the
south should be- invited To appoint delegate 81
general convention, for The purpose Of cutl-
-ulinu upon the best MEANS Ia meet the ag-
prc~,iou> ot the people Of the north, tn main.
tam the RIGHT. ol the south, and 10 settle Tor
ever this ani-,hsen agitation Thf only DE-
ference uf opinion seems 60 be, whether the
siaic conventions ought 10 hr called before OF
after. an, attempt IN Congress Ia pass hil
calculated to deprive the south Of her Just share
in the tcrutorie, w our opinion, the STATE
conventions ought ~ be called - once. II our
members Of Congress are present Hud vote Hil
the passage oi ln} such bib. our resistance vii
he IN sonc degree paraly1,d, aud many VIII
think that We viii br bound hy the action IT q
body, whose jurisdiction We viii appear. at
least, 30 admit. 10y voting "u the question. OUT
.clyc.. Besides, If the hill be once passed
Will go tar to make the people Of the north
stand up TO IT, But 10y calling state cun'cn.
tons OF the people Iva every southern state, and
therein inStruclug all our members in Com
prcs.. il any tempt be made IN Congress e.
pass any hll o' the character picrrcd to, Ia
Withdraw before the vote on such Till be taken,
M that ca>e. the southern states could not bc
bound hv act. which were not only uncon~ti.
tttti.,1i IA iI.u.gI.,.4 Lut ut...I bN a uod4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-10
selected ])octrn.


" nlk oi odd aanlnr tac,-"
And love thrm warmly and sincerely;
lif thrtr ar Oh amiliar places,
That cling 10 us almost n dearly
-. Who among H. with a heart
Nbrr' feeling hal, SUNSHINE fall.
Gao htar. untouched, ln turl and part
From even lunt.k known household wall.
Wall. thni haze cchn-.d to our pleasure,
Nslls that have hidden ~ iu grief
Boon shaken 70, our Ian, inR mru-un',
Md i.urushri hy oar thr.imas l-uf
The chairs. thu, w. have drawn around
ths twilight Gr-. with friends beside Us,
" h.niu that tins Wprll ~ tiiud
Tht l-.arr the lnrecr world denied Us
Tie table Nhrr oiit ann has rnu.d
Mad hrld nur brow m l-uslNc thinking,
} ls .tnstN curtain that lus strtrnrl ing
NH'u northeast inushl. have found rs .ltink
o. ,r, their not sulnr heart. that ever
uuf ui love ir1m th,a.r eau horf,N
AMI Whom tho, .lg " Good 1--we. rtuu.Nrr
Ilkr the la-t ln1i, without dr"p -ufn',
ia1 boW the .pini learns tp tala
u ,ame odd TIRE. ~ white. thpfu hrJec,
or worship -urtr ,.ar garden Nulk,
A. though Q Wrrr hpuui p, ~Icrad prisr
on many thc,hhinp hsau Will gcnrn
T, huu.eholl wall. ur odd sc.ru lane
lul man, q tireWell ellDcr Nill nol,
llaIf imm-i. 'a peep iu'i once again
II som. familiar nlial..- thing.
Which W. hn,n dVrlt with. ull o. seem.
\ feather 100 ihr r.uflH Wing,
Fiat ur.tl'- hIl auf lnpne. dream.
10 lufr, hon hast n"ha thrlnr
10 hH-ou. t,i,o, ii} ht-ight halle,
: vt1u md Nulr. chat lf4l hl,r .Iti-l
~ luttus SVEN haii,tlioll Nllis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-10


y; thus appear, that Central America Is cont
D~cd of five states, which are Honduras San
Alyador, Nicaragua. Guatemala. aud COST,
r.. The principle OF states rights seems to
rNail too strongly among these states, and
! General Government not To have force and
himllzsiion enough Asa result of such IL
nic OF things, the nnion between the states is
)ecrtain and pfceasi"1-, and frequent coils
D., amounting Ia elsil war, have taken place
&ween them. Only 50 late a. lsis, the little
~ Of Nicaragua, containing not quite two
pusand square mites, declared war against IL,
)'cr state Of Costa Rica.
nv hen We speak of the population of these
hinlres, the reader mast bear IN mind what
y Of a population 1t is or he viii dtaw very
tonoous differences. The population j. a
Ned breed, one half oi II consisting al what
D called Ia,iinos, Who are haii-hrccds--ilie
D,priug Of Indians and whites. the other half
InHde M of Indians, and a sprukling Of mu-
4 Gvs aud negroes " th such population
y ought rather TO admire the degree OF cNill.
on thcy have attained, than to wa.idcr at
y rudeuoss and barhari,m with Which they
p lee approached The happy influence which
y hmcrieans from the t'uitcd States have
y,ly exercised upon them---ihc formation oil a
kupany from New York, to unite the two
Faus by canal-the treaties made with thcm
! the part Of our Government by Mr Squicr
the prospects of advantage held out TO
fm hy such a close connection with the pco-
! Of the United States, has had the effect of
laying the petty jcalousies existing among
fm, Of opening their minds to other and
ater ASPIRATIONS, aud Of uniting them 10.
they N The onc object snl purpose Of ny
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-10
rll,rs Rleirr sfNk 30 n"

\ friend tell, ~ the following rlb-iic.liag an
ccdotr which. wc believe, has never btcn ~
print before but, at all rteht-, VII m'a dft t*-
ing up a.uh 4 madc as inugh "eOn-nined-
w.
ODD nrmcr Jones, having been for months
preparing ls iavontc Yorkshire Tor "b'hhs
lime semi finally lot The town buorr.-a fr''t
w. Z, bf The way ito come and prepare TIE "sae-
i..cr meat Tor use. This wa-, oi course
Years ago. Whcu confidence wasn't so uc,es
-ar, IA eating sgsseHgrrs aud dogs did not now
and go int" -pasms al the sight OF thehl' ~
now.J Odd grmter WAS forthwith STUCK n W.
brokers -ay, and having gone through the usual
pror.... 81 being iunbed into seatiiug Waie',
.rnprd. clcancd ,,isgmboNllch, and 50 forth was
hun,, up IN the shed Tor the night, To dry. ~.
Ter the butcher had finished his job, and was
aiont departing, farmcr Jones says-
Friend Tn in rather % bad pickle have
been borrowing from dii',rrn, ialhihr, az 'n'
noghhorhood some 300 pounds OF fresh lorA'
an which lgc promised 10 repay when my fV'e
shire should be Killed, and now Il pay up an
my debts shall hnsc 10 pork left LOT NY own
use. What shall de- t--bc honest and shame
the devil, or pay my debts, and star,c
Il can arrange that business nicely ior you,
replied the knight Of the long knife. " DO you
lust cat up and pnck your hog early N the NOR
uiup before any Of the nplghbors are slfthFt
,',i ,h., .,,car ;b,, ,,,,b,ly stole the criiicr IN
Nm, nr.tt.ttrr"
.r.,,,.I L., Fir, rate =" exclaimed farmer
l,,o. ,Li,.lbn,, and eln,mng In. hand, wnh
J,l,',b, -.sanl ,,n shall haze spare rih ior the
hint
Ab9ut the wjtcbnr time Of night, H. the "wce
-,,rt b,,,r-' .,.,,', III, ,wal when. according
To- Shakespeare. "ehurctyard- ya~n,' and the
,l ,,.,,L . ,,,r,,i.tv ttatap a." hreaihcs ont con.
-. -. ~, ,,.,,li thu. craft, +" butcher boz.
49, -, -, ,ois.l...ly dr,o,.ns tie
- ~ m. 9se,,e, rorkar out of farmer
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|rUE TEXAS REpl W.lCAN
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
n. J, PtTilLO 4 X. ". lOl cjlERt
rNnPEIrrn R-.


~ Ms
Tn Trs,s EfFtHLtc,> l. i-surd weekly NJ TWO
loi YRS pr annunr. II paul IN ad,ancr ot within
, a1iii. firm The time If sil.c rhing II Iatd with.
4 Sd, mouths Tire Dollar NJ the end pf the year.
iif Dullnrs. Single cnpies. one Dimr.
ti,erii.rrcns at : pr suar' uf Ten lines NJ les
t. ~ GENTS pr SQUARE iureNcry -ueqcni insertion.
As,ril diseount male eis yearly advertisements.
an lrtlr ,,ldr-s,, To- thus Office mu.i be- jna JHi,R
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-10

tlt, both
I'LL, and aNkvanl he !. ~ co,,.ian, net,on. anrr,
constantly leaiine retreat o0eiois KINDNESS tro,i.
hles him dnradfully aud Vet other kmdn~.. will
reach HIM IL T. never seen handing old a'iic- down
{" dinner "r ringing r'll, ~ -tuiling u cnrdr. ar
carving cllcl ~. bh, no TIN mplfsi man has a
i"''n'nihe whh "i mne fing hhi-' 70 ih aF.r ct Rr
rra notice. the el~cr,ed 81 I'll ohs"r'rr~ Wien g'r-
s'ts'' 'p'V arr line',nf NJ h'n YIN" an"'h'r "h'-
- , ',"'', o W. ~. :, ~,
n,,i,,. M a., ,l Ii Nc, l,,. M. I
49,, -, .'' ~ ,."'''ts ~" " ~ ~,
in. a,,, ,, o,n.,,, y, ,,, .',,,,. l.. '''''' ''''
'''''' ar ''' ''' ''''" u W." = r'''S '4ie'
'"infi', ar In Inc iar" What niht'i"n l. 10 the
'''F '"l'N' '' ''" ana "'s'''' many
What does Your husband deu III, mn'lane
liz deals cards fhiciiy, ~
W"nn 70 orNG My swear not At all ~
pro'l'r not ff"hhiy AMI iai~'i"t@i NJ" maihs OF
l"W breeding NhnW ~ The man that commands the
bet ",l"ci ara ea,h never itmhle- on ll- tongue
IT,, ~ = W. u,,,i''t i'i' ~ " -" az
-, - ,.,,,, a., ,,.,, t , i. : H.
,,,,,, f''' '''''''' WV "'" ''''''-' '''
hf- i>sho says >hr hne" lady who Nrn I" max"
m''u,Vs 'i ~ sum .''Nr' i'"t'' N, t. ah's
gsu ',l, ,,,ir" ,.,, and r.,aai,. month. .,"i
, NV 'N"' ,'''' '"' ''''''' ~ '''''''
\a,t.. ,.l a., ti.,....,, .,..,, .l.,, ,....,,,.r
cam. nrr.. ~ -,llov. ,,Lrn ,ir SnnL,,. ,l,lr...a
the flnar tb,s Pat If thai r,llnv. had ID. ,lu,
wirrr would ven be D" iniii, AM be- u,b.r.. / ID
I've riding in iuWn b, nesclf" wa the in.hman p
prtpu aud cutting r,nls
Tie Yankee renamed silent during The re.t Of the
nurrrv
l,r t,,,,, ,,,i-..i ,, III. ,.,.,,, ,,L,, ga. ,h.
,' . e i,,t L ct, j ~ NJ, " ,
i.. So 80 H. ' . '.''', - ~,
an. ot iha fellow. nf n roll~g, he mid. o., .lr.p
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-10

RrrRacfSsios Is GruEGErowN. The ciii-
1cu- Of GeorgetoWn held a meeting on the lslh,
Ia consider the question Of reiroeessioR 10 MARI
land ia thc event Of Congress Interfering will,
Alacr 20 ih. Distract
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-10
Tho South, Hcr Rights. Ncr Danger, and
8or mode Of Defence.


pie have been the subject of unproyoked. III
ee-Sapi hostility. on The part oi q portion Oi the
population 81 the northern states "t this con-
iedcracy. Every Opportunity has been seized
upon, every available means has been used Ia
weaken her political influence in the tniun and
ever calutRny that lauatic-m could dream Of,
~ malgniy invent, has been circulated to ai-
feet the character OF her people, hey" the
section III which they NE. Have the people OF
HE south done anything to deserve those at
lacks from thnse Who ought 10 be- brother. ~
feeling, aS they are IN the bonds OF political
Union Have They nilngcd upon any ul t1e
rights Of the northern states have they ever
searched the vocabulary OF Hhusc to s;gna'l1r
The character Of their .eoplc
Ict the history OF the Union he examined,
Tor the purpose OF seeing how lar the h"rih
may have any rghi 10 complain ol III" south
III i7S', virginia, southern state surrendered
To the federal government WIN an express pro-
Vision for lht bench, of the northern States the
whole Of the Thea northwest territory, EN-
bracing nov the states OF Ono, Indiana iiii-
nor Michigan and Wisconsin. Was tins an
infringement upon the nights OF the n"r'hern
states In ls-u' Mhen Tue state 81 Missouri
Was admitted mi" the mon, ide southern
states consented TO- the Missouri COMPROMISE
that Is, they agreed TINT the whole "i the ~
nrr.hns,d and ih.n y4,. ~ .l,,c ,,,,i,nr,
.hnulJ hr eln.cd r,ro,,, .',,ir., sor,br-n ,r,,1.
,',cc, p, mall ,,or,i,n r,,,,,,,,i.ia,, ,,t,n
.a. ,or, nr vl,irh ln,. sin,. bern ,,it,n "a. !,
hon,. Ia the Indian. uy tbt. "rolrpropi.,"
..i,,,s ,l,sut,llY ,..ll.d tin, .,utl,.,r .,,t..
rood tlst ali III. y,.,,5,pin,, Territory If M,
I'nit.d STATE. fine n.rf aLo,, .occ,fe1 rnd M.
terr,torv If Florida ol.u. e>,,ntrd .bould h..
surrendered t,r ia. .pc.i,l lenctt Of tn,. n.,.
MI. -, m. pnrtb,ru st.t,. NJ. lin. ,p N
t,,t ,r,,, tha r,rt of ,b, -ou.t pr,, mn. a.
Inc domestic Institution, of the pcnpl,. Of rb,,
north, I'm lS4l-5 when the STATE of Teas
,ya. admitted into the rnion. tbnneb A -l,,,.
.t,ir. Tho .nutbetu STAFF. ren.,u,od tlut .b.