The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-07

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of Texas, at this manifestation" OF SOUND
and determined spiri, Of the representatives
of the people. Oar sitnat'"" require" "e
almost unnnimity of sentiment and concert
ard vigor OF action. The mass meeting. o.
our citizens. held all overt State, show mat
they are full, alive to the Importance OF INC
crisis. and are willing to sanc''ona ana ,'o"o'e
the m o.t effective measures to v'nd'cf'e our
rights and resist the attempted usn'l 'a"on
Of our territory. In the whole course OF
eur long residence in Texas, we have never
seen among the people so much unan''n"l
and enthusiasm a. prevails at this time
,mouy men and boys, maids. and matronr'
upon the subject of the enforcement OF jnr'
addiction over Santa Fc. No one can ms
take the popular will in this case an" ne
who stands msnfuIly by our rights IN the
council or f.e camp, may be sure OF the
lasting friendship and gratitude Of all VINO
,,.,ec, the Texan name and character.
II is to be remarked, that the resolutions
of the committee, above alluded to, were
adop,cd three DAYS Arr,R the receipt here
of The Intelligence of the passage Of Pearcc
bill through one branch of Congress. The
conclusion is, therefore, that the proposed
boundary will not find much favor with our
Legislature: bntthatthey will march rightuP
to the performance OF those solemn dut'e.
which the interests of the State require ana
the people everywhere expcc, at their hands
Lc, !, be- so--and he who shall fail OF refuse
to uphold. by his personal service or ms
pccunary means, the rights and honor OF
the State. will ever forth be marked MS a
craven spirit or MS n lurking enemy. IN
this contest. the citizen who is not FOX ms
State is AGAINST her.
The following extract is in relation to
Pearces Texas Boundary Bill
"Shal the State of Texas give up to
frcesoillsm so large portion ct her terrific
~. thereby bringing in close cont'gu'ty to
her settlements, Ito the manifest dc'cr'orS'
ton in value Of the property OF her citizens.
State or Territory with institutions so d.
ame,rcally opposed to her own' Shall we
consent to place the state of Texas in SO
close proximity with free so'lsm. that she
will be in the exact position that Kentucky
is with Ohio, and Maryland is with Pcnnsy'-
vania. win Texas disregard the interests
OF the people 20 ""o'' sue '"""' '"' '"'''
grants to settle up her fine lands OF ou'
State which can only be rendered available
BY slave labor
Will the State Of Texas consent 10 re-
pudiatc a portion Of her citizens, who under
such oppos,ion as they encountered quiet
Is came under our jurisdiction AS did tn,
citizens of I'll Paso--shall we transfer Their
by acts of ours 10 separate and hostile
Jurisdiction
"Will the State of Texas submit that the
Federal Government shall encroach on the
rights of a sovereign State and permit hei
to mark out her boundaries VIII the
State of Texas submit, that the Federal Gov
crnment shall establish dangerous P,ece'
den, tor encroach'nen's' 10 oe 'ol'o"eu; nc
DOUBT oy a' attempt On ,"e'1 paris 10 " ~ -,
ism slavery ,n,""s"'"' we '"'''' :"
INT STATE OF 'eNas su"'i'' '',"' l"'''' :"
spectators, ana ma" 'a''a''cs co"'o'"e '
WIN" ny o''"f,N ANU o'''"P''o"' "a'' "''n
en e''"er Ut, ''e ,ears VI P'''s'"', ''''e'.s''
OF '' "'e',''"'s " ''ns''s, s"''' III ' nv
regulate u'e a"a"s OF '"e "o". "" .u
STANDS me 1"es',"' """ we "u,. '"'' Wv
people "'i' not De ''sn'cnr' 'tN"s ''a !;
'he trump ca,"s III "'' "", '"'''s' NV"
'nS Pcol.e ""' ~ '."o - "'''' '., NV
WIZ VIII y w. ''"'' Gun ''"S""
The extract below is III relation to tn
same subject