The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19

one 7'o''e,n senator """' 'o' prospect
o, ''e vice ''es'oe"eN, o. "e certainty OF
"'or''Rn nhss'on' an" ''''ie >or'hern press
"c''"s"' W. ,"""cso' 'ro"' 'He mos, Pa'''o''c
"",'N"s' '"r inc sake o' peace anu harmony
anu oo'"uon 10 our glorious 'h'o,' !" con.
ceue SO 'nuch 10 'he tender co"se'e"ces OF
our Nof'he',' ore''ife" Us 10 support prop
os'u"" 10 u" away VIVA ''e ''e'"''''s
oa,'S u. representation.
lie, " hot De sa'" 'ha' 'n's Is u" ""r'h'
s""""'r eoicu'a"on' n',."e ""' 'a"es
P'ace hereafter VIII DC nan IN eA""o'o'''a
~ as mat when mas a'rea"s occurred
viewing 'h'ngs' uheh P,ac"e""V' we Is,
u"a'e inc real relative Po'''ca' '"eng.n OF
,ho TWO sec,'o"s' as '"eN' s,a''ho'u'"e
states TO eighteen non s!a'eh''u'"s states
W "h'ch case, II VIII oniV 'ea"'i" SIN more
no" s'a'eh"'u'ns STATES 10 MAKE TWO
'h'rds majority wh'ch' VII" 'he casting
vote "' 'he wee PRESIDENT, may amend the
constitution.
we VIII sho" 'ha,, III s,A years. s'H' nay
Twelve non sIaNeho'o'he STATES WIN DE a"-
mitt'u ln'" 'he mon o"', previous 'hcfe.
10, we propose 10 examine the POSITIONS ana
whether IL ~ hheiN 'hal whch tncy nave
inc power 'hey VIII amend 'hc tonsttu'
h"n, ana do away WIN the three'h'ths ba.
SIS OF representation, and abolish slavery
We thlnk That there Is not doubt but
mat theY VIII 90 so whenever they attain
the power ana 'urther, mey VIII. as they
are now d"ing' ny 'hc nor ped system, over
rid" Tue constitution 10 force majority TO
eHcc' tholi "'Jec''
hes' doctrines are heid IN 'hc North
ana are not peculiar 10 any party Ihai
slavery IS moral eNil' SIN, and curse
ana Is opposed To the principles oi our gov
crnmout ana ought 10 be erad'ca'ea' tha'
they al the Norm, are dissraced by thcr
connection WIN the ihsl'to'iot' ana are 'nn'
plirhird IN the SIN, ana responsible Tor us
continuance and existence II theN d" not
cNeu''efN constitutional power when theN
ca, - 'PF '"' 'e'''' :"
me resolutions OF t"e'Nc state 's'sia'
lures ana ct Inumerable conventions OF
the great pafties' nave III every Irom sci
iorih these principles. ana inc representa-
yves j" ohg,esS rom 'he nov, 's'"'e''"'u'"S
states have almost ." m"Sse snow" ny the'I
acts tha' theS fuiy represent me VIII VI
their constituents
We do not deem II necessary 10 Jay par,
uculat resolutions before our re"ue''' ana
VIII close th's oraheh ol reverence 10 YOU
i''"'"u"'' "'c" N''""''' '''''''" s''''
]" h' contrary l" hd'o'"' J"a''o' az" ~
fundamental pflh'lpi'r" 81 our government
which resolution passed lhc lower hfah'h
III I nfluftNS ttN HtHfIN inc tfillTt NNit %
''' .N''''''" '''"" AZ. -,.;
me passage '' 'ils feso'"''on' NOR
ihan anNimns else sh,ishes us .,'' ."'
South have nothing 10 nope nom inc nor
boarance OF The Norm whenever they nave
the constitutional power 10 apoi'sh slavery
No one VIII denN ina, two-'h''"N can amen"
the Constitution, ana that thosc "h" nave
already violated ana set a, h""eh' me spur
It OF that instrument WI" nov "es''"'c '"
change It, letter whenever theS nave s'u
power
II, M - have stated our belief the Sc
auctions ct the henerai government can
command tour votes IN 'he SENATE "no
proPorllonahie vote III '"e tower 'to"se """'
the Southern representations IL only requires
six more non -iayeh"idins states 10 give
them two thirds MAJORITY Every on"
can speculate as To what inc result OF 'oo''
a s'a'' "' N''''S N,'' w. W. 80" I.,,L
lofth oar view anu "a, 70 ''''a' N"o nun
thrN can sn,'' "'' '''' "'"' ", 81 w
tertN' tlH' 'h,Y ave "''s' es''s'"'s' ~"
Rem t"'s mo" oo"'','"rS' Wv f"D',"
a. To Tue continuance " S,"'I'l 20"
forced !" '"e'' Y'"'s I've u ,,., Wv
S'',''S '''''''''
sethef' ...--
'ur '''','o''',' ~ '. ,l', '"o C,an
81 Tue N"''h' 'no'"'',ne ''a. oo'''!r''' " 'I
"rI'c' an' r''' or w w,'"t" ''on ' ar" r "
-. !. n.aa H., H.. ,o,nl,,,J nor.
nearly r9"", III area :" '"' P"Po''',r Wv"
u'n 'l tn' "'''" 'e''es "''' a., 49,
t" make twenty states "''' 'n' "'''''
-l'' anu II Is nov e'"e.a''N NV" "
tlecd that our front Oh 'n' : "''no o,'''' =
greater '',a" "'' y" '1 y, r.s,' H.,
out the len'n'u'a OF '''''u' ''" Wv Wv
mouth OF the colorado a, Tue '''' VI Wv
t'utt % CALIFORNIA; AZ '"o ",N 1'I"'''
degree oi north la''o"e' 10 ''' "''''s" NV
at the forty niHih degree Is se',"'o'" ""
erc,s II latitude "h'is' from we we, '',''''"
degree IN FLORIDA TO The 'or'y 'h''n ucs''e'
eur hmit on the Nt"n.,r' Is ''"l ""'"
degrees OF latitude. Ihefe are "''''
states fronting on th' Atlantic i,
Hardly a beginning has 'een "''u' u 'ur
settlement of these vast regions anu Wv ~