The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21

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We hare nosAine to Dc bat 70 stsss or
own proposition, aud it viii he accepted
Whv. sir; NJ Fillmore. N.ough a free
soiler, and althcpgh approve none Of ne
political principles, Is certanly "'sm o.
sound discretion, well vc,scd in the politics
Of tho country. lie knows too well me
value Of the Gnioa TO wish to press this
matter any farther. They dissolve the IN.
Joni Jhey drive the South Off Why sir,
the South has been to the North for long
time past the goose which has laid the gold
en- egg. and goose she has been, SIR, to
il. They will not attempt to Kill their
goose.
The South furnishes l"ur-fIfbs Of the OK.
ports from these United States; and yet u
we refer to the Treasury reports. we shall
find that the amount Of imports coming into
ali the Southern ports together from Mary
land to Texas. is hut fourteen millions,
whilst the amount brought into Boston,
Philadelphia and other ports. is immense,
New York alone having an Importation OF
above hundred Millions aud put. all the
northern States together do not export th'r.
ty millions. Suppose the union dissolved,
what would be the condition OF that c'tys
The owls would soon be hooting in the
marble palaces Of her merchant princes.
IN less than Twelve months that great city
would be dcpopulaied, and so it would be
with Boston aud Philadelphia.
Aud what would be the condition. in
such an event, Of the manufacturers OF the
North, They manufacture for us, and Tor
us alone. This is the great market secured
to them by the union of these States 1t
that is dissolved. for whom will they manu-
iacturc, when they cease to have customers
in the South to purchase their arsicles'
But again, how can they manufacture, when
they cease to get our cotton. as they un.
donhtcdly would. were the union dissolved
why sir. the great capitalists will be broken,
and the pcraiises now employed will be
turned o. 10 starvc--to stcal--to burn aud
destroy. And there is no safeguard in this
state Of things in thu, county, for the rcb-
els happen to constitute the militia of the
country.
win the North carry on war against us
Whence are the funds to be obtained for
such purpose From tariff TAXATION!
How will this be. when the union is dissolv.
ed, and they cease to have exports! They
could not have imports, when they have no
exports Could they tax capital Their
great wealth depends upon us. and us nlone.
And when the capitalist is ruined, how can
they tax him
Z This state of things would he produced
bv the dissolution Of the union, and Mr.
Fillmore aud his friends know it. And If
there is any fear existing that they are not
going to settle this question just as we wish
il settled, it is altogether unfoundcd. There
never has been AN instance in which Il state
government has taken position in opposi.
ton to the Federal government III which
the latter has not rcceded. In l1SS-?.
Kentucky and Virginia nullided the alien
and sedllion laws amer they had been pro.
nomccd constitutional By The supreme Court
Of the United States. What followed!
Those laws was repealed Look at the
Georgia controversy. Twelve treaties had
been made with the Cherokee Indians, from
the frs, made as early as 1888; the treaty
of liopewel. down to the last in 1924;
and the notorious act of 1902 has been pass.
ed by Congress. Yet Georgia disrcgardcd
them all. and asserted her jurisdiction. And
what was the RESULT When TasseIs was
convicted, and the State of Georgia refused
to deliver him up, the President of the Uni.
ted States issued orders directing the army
to assist IN his capture. Governor Troup
was asked the question whether he really
thought notification peaceful remedy.
III have not the least doubt OF il, WAS
his reply" "not n drop OF blood will he
she'd" How will YOU avoid it! "The
suit will ahate," answered his excclleucy,
'by the death of one of the parties.
Tasscls was hung, and there terminated that
controversy. The missionaries. It is well
known, were arrested and pu. into the pen.
itentiary and kept there for years. Look
Mt the notification of South Carolina in
1892, and General Jackson was then Pres.
islent. Aud what was the result Simply,
that South Carolina gaincd all that she had
contcnded for. and the Federal government
repealed the obnoxious law before the time
csune for enforcing her ordinance. Even
then, one single state, and one ~ s'nni
est IN the unie'i triumphed H. it sfand size
had taken. And Mr.. ga, whp rose in on,
seat, il July ~. cpcn ~ pass 70 OF the
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