The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26

Governor in his patriotic course. remHiis
/ vet to be explained. 1t could not be- that
the neccs.it, for action was removed. tor
7 ,,,a, s,i,' cyiss. And the fact that il does
cNi., the right. Of the state iuIrached.
/ her law. put At defiance, her subjects ~ te.
t.,;ion and N. Legislature refusing To icnd
| assistance Ia MAINTAIN the di.nit, and hon
or Of tho State. must wound the pride oi
every true hearted Texan. Nor VII the,
aeauiescc IN this tam" submission OF the'N
representatives To ;hc os'rag"- upon "ie IN
t.r..,-, ri.hi., and character OF the state
But W their majesty they VIII rs" AMI de
f-nd their ight., If need. be. at the point
Of the hayo ct
II i, be thought bs our Legislators that
VI. Pearce's bill. even should the pfopo.'-
iioe il contain. BE- rendered rs, viii be- ac
ceptel u, the state, they arc much mi,ta.
ken IA the character ol the people thes have
the honor to represent 1t. under other ear
cuin-tancr-, We were disposed to sell any
portion uf our trfri,or, iu the | u,ted states,
vr would object to the duf".s under which
-b. proposes to place Us, b, dispnitng our
nyht to 1t. IN order to draw from us Az
easy aud advantageous bargain. Tetans
are too familiar With Tia. e,li, and dcsola
ION Of warfare tles have heard too often
the laundering OF artillery, the shock oi
ca,nlrv, and the clash 81 -words--tbeN have
gone through too man, hard fought battles
IN establ s.ng their Independence. To b. So
much inundated, by any power. to weld
uudcr threats, taunts. and insolcnce, that
which they would not willingly dispose OF
npon far aud honorable terms. - long
~ tn. nned States disputes our nights aud
boundary a. acknowledged b, herself, IN
the terms OF annexation, 1t IA due 10 our
honor and character "a people t" reJec,
ANY proposition she NAV make I" purchase
IL. territory she dI-put"s. bur nights aud
boundary are clearly defined and guaranteed
To- ~ IA the terms OF annexation. which was
bot !, evil contract founded upon a valuable
ons,i,fation. the | nited states and the
Republic OF Ic,as being the parties 10 the
same, aud both competent to contract
Add now II the United states praPose. 10
do tina, which in a court OF Instlcc she would
hc stopped from plrnding To deny that 10
be ours, which. ,h. has IN contract with us
bv her net aud deed nck 'owIedg.d To- b."
ours by claiming to hef-,lf the territory
therein defined Il. belonging 70 Te,as. we
have a perfect. legitimate and a national
righ. to KESCI\D THE CONTRACT
and Withdraw from the Iuion. Then we
saw eNef1,,. family the compact oi our uioo
els. back Ia the lone star Republic We Will
go.-f h,rohec Sentinel
!, b,, ,c.n ye,uorl,.j ,b,, the ,cccnt,nrc
n mi. ,,,no.i,i,, voufJ ,leynt. Tesas. by
,,i,in,, q, oo,,l.. Ia Immigration. oJlipr
Ia hcr wealth. and ftcilint,ng the develop
mont a, her re.onrccs W. know no, To-
,.I,,, o,,cr, ,hes. d,..i,,,,l. rc.nl,. NAV lac
.,no,;,d,,,oJ H., A.. ,cr.n,,pcc. Ian, We
can undertake To say, that II viii h"get Tor
ieNns name and distinction a. "s'h'S y,
VII be u" history OF any event c"hh'c'ou
WIN ire" institutions tshu gave pcfpt'ui
Is To ms name by selling ms h"th r.ht Tor
a mess OF pot'ase. We are not informed
as to the precise circumstances witch sur
rounded him when the memorable bargain
"a' consnnatrd, ana perhaps eh"oiN'
, ,l,,uc that rccord. t,, l,o,pain. ought to
.,.,,.., ,h, pr,Lol;li,y or an om,v stomach
-. III. noy,iny cause Tex,, may obtain
, .,n,l,r ,o,o let, She may ..ll her birth.
.,.,h,' I,,, n. FAT ,hi,o. ,Iicb ar. .nt..d
l'.l,,o bor =, ,,r,, ber I, do III. aci vill
ho r.,.,vsd IL, o,he,s sh. may. indeed.
stand l,v and ,r,iue,s the interesting scene
hu, .h. n,ll ma, H.. ncrmi,,,J /, mex tb,
,.,,mh. ,h,, ma, fan from he, masters IA
A., viii. v,ib va,.r,ny uontb .h, l,chplds ,
a.