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

treaty, had not only determined the ques
ton Of boundary lor himself. but further
that the effect of such determination on his
f part WAS, in law, 10 determine the question
iudici,llv, SO far rs the rights aud claims q
individuals residing there were concerned
lie fully sustained the argument OF Mr.
Toombs, of Gcorgia. that the Prcsidcn, had
without authority OF law, determined the
question OF bound ,ry for himself. and then
he made the further point, already stated
tina, such determination was conclusive on
the political question, whenever the courts
should be called on to adjndica,c indisidu.
NJ rights accruing under disputed sover.
eighties.
Mr.. Venablr, Of North Carolina, con.
cured in the remarks OF Mcssrs, stephens,
Ioonbs, and ScGdon, with regard 10 the
message Tie never belonged to that clas'
called \ullifiers; Oh the contrary. IN 1872
he WAS member Of the Union party OF
tina, State. lie never WIS n disorganiier,
bu, ALWAYS n conservative, law ABIDING man.
lie was opposed 10 the positions assumed
by the President. Texas WIS M, acting
for herself alone, bn, for the South and ev.
cry inch which they surrender OF slave ter
ito y but accumuln,es the evils which
threaten to sweep away every thing valna.
bic to the South Tie could never conn,e'
name, the attempt. frs, 10 intimida,e Texas,
aud then Offer her bible.
Nr. Ashe, OF North Carolina, addressed
the committee in defence of the Texas
boundary AS cl timed By her. and In oppo>.
,iou to the views expressed by the President,
in his recent message.
Mr.. MARSHALL obtained the floor. and gave
wav to a motion tina. the committee Use,
which prevailed.
And the House took q recess until 7
o'clock
Ereuiae Scssion.-The House reassem.
blcd at halfprst I O'Clock. and again went
~ Committee Of tie Whole on the state
Xthc Union.
Mr.. Marshall was entitled to the floor,
but declined to speak.
NJ. >nckett, OF New 70 X, addressed the
committee. He said that he did not deal
with rebel with arms ia their hands. And
has ii come to this that the Republic must
get down on It's knees 10 otter hihes t"
traitors, He denied that this was an Al
miusuaron measure, aud that the President
had recommended II IN bis message.
Mr. Marshall. of kcn,ucky did not hold
...;u' 1,.,,i,,,. ,,b;ch h.d hoo, advanced
tina, the President of the unitrd States, ia
virtue of his constitutional functions. may
direct the military and naval iorces 70 exc
cn,e .hc laws of the nion. The Pfesitei,
e'' cav ''", " Wv Ln, ,,, N-o.
,..''r -. I'D ,io,o ,.,s ,s ,nrch d,r.r.
an.. h,,,,.s, tho dirc,,iop. and the usc OF
IT,. t,,.os lac tho pro.ido,,, rs h,tysan a
dnco,ous vea,on and the use which may
he wnde of If. This Government, he con.
,,,d.d WINS cs,ou,eJ and committed in
award, ,,o, !, c,n lac committed Ia the
I,,,,d,,v ,c 'r,x,S,o ,be Rio Grandp and
!. a,,..L,.;,,, La ,.5d th., Courro.s wa.
e.ll.d mon =, l.oi.l,,e. and wore they Ia
rol T.vns Ga, tho nurnose of adninis,o inn
a., con,,;ci.r
#, Vc xi.sock defcnded the Pr, sident's
uo,s,,e in rrl,,iop 10 New Mexico and Tex
ns and tho ryb, of the Executive To make
,so or ,ho army and navy To repel hostile
,,,,,,ss;,,s
n, ,o,;o,, In, committee n, Is minute.
mas, ~ o,cI,ct arose
And ,hs Uon.c adjourned
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OF The editor OF the Washington tn'on
saws that the concluding portion Of Mr.
r;,l.,,o .,s ,,a.s,., s,ruck him n, beiny
'onc'''''o'N iva "' Wv