The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
sv,rit Of tho Southern Tross


s,rrurnN CoNyENrioN.-Ne say in
j., language of Gov. Johnson, OF l.ouisi-
a., submission to inciplei oppression
u.,,r,. men for the yoke, and coupromi-
ON this question are nothing less THAI
mics slavery victories.
Much objection is made to holding thc
,uthcrn Convention. Some speak of it rs
reasonable. Are we wiser, puror, or nor,
,triotic than the mcn OF IS Read TIA,
,uowing from the report of Mr.. Madison
nan the Virginia resolutions.
III there be no improperly in declaring
he unconstiiutionality of proceeding. in The
,Jrral Government, where can be the i'm
,,pricty of communicating the declaration
other States. and inviting their concur
nee in like declaration What Is allow
NJ, for one, must be- allowable for all; and
frrp communication among the States
here the Constitution imposes no restraint,
III. allowable among the state govern.
,enls as among other public bodies or phi.
ate citizens.
Nr. Madison evidently did not think it
reasonable Tor the States to meet and cen.
NH together unon public wrongs. Much
,av depend upon the action Of the south
rn Convention. Let none be allurcd from
.upuori hy the syren cry that the object
ia dissolve the Union, II is to defend
Il, Constitution. and the right of the
koutl,. and thereby preserve the MON.
n ,0goSia (Ga.) Rcpabiic, tWhig)
u rut NgW York COURIER AID ENari.
: In ANU ruE SOUTHERN PEortr:.-Ne
! ave been accustomed to rcgprd the New
ork Courier and Enquirer ms one of the
Anosr conservative Of the Northern papers.
Rrhough opposed to the further extension of
kayery. it has generally been moderate in
; tone and respectful IN its language.
Hence we were much surprised by n late
rticlc in its columns, in which such words
"traitors." conspirators, treason,
rebellion" Ne. are applied the South
|rn people aud their efforts TO night them
k,l,cs 1t even declares:
There need be- ma effort TO suhduc the
ebclions may confederate and null
hut their 100, oOo,0oU OF exports, and
h. revenues derived from their immense re-
k,rns will 90 into the Golfer, of the niicd
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