The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28


:, tho hosaf, ot her own society. Her
- o,e,,ies have tbeir agent. and cmissa.
r;,s everywhere scattered through the conn-
49,. ,.hose du,v il u 10 preach the virtues
:; ,lnissio, and TO depict the horrors OF
,,,.re IL ,h,ir estimation the greatest
1870, il +, n.t;eut resignation 10 injury,
"a ,ho HIGHEST of M possible enormlities
- o,o,e,tiop The better to secure our
.sla..., .nd IN nracticc upon our cred
H. ,hoy mite with u, in our deuuncla-
49,. n ohio ahoii,ionisfs" and say tina, we
80 ,.o, ;os, c,usos Of complaint against
.ha nortbere states: bat NJ soou as the
.n.,h,., .ljo-,ou /. made 10 the necessity
-, son,e action on The par, Of the south. the
ory If 1,a,,i,n is raised and without pro
,,n.;,,., ,n, remedy themselves for acknowl
'.I,.J ,,icveuees. they oppose every meas
,',,,e.,.5 Inv others II m defiance Of
~. c1s,,ors the faithful patriot shall stil!
-, In dc,,andinr redress. he IS at once
t...,..,.l f..r q, ai.uuinn,. 4 aud marked ler
nro.e,;n,ion No wonder then, under thee
circumstance. that the cause of the south
.Lo,ld l,.cu,sb within her own boundaries,
.,,J ,l,,, many Of her sous should be found
n ,bc rnuks Of her foes for in those ranks
there is not only safety but also fortune
and promotion gold Tor the bastard ana
station Of the traitor Domesue Ls'"S
they sell their birth right for mess p"'i'se'
.rh;s ia certainly a dcpl0rable condition
Ear free peoplc. 1t is well calculated To
g.. n. sonls Of men. II al nope have not
la, tho south. il is because her reli
:, ,h. ,ustico of a righteous ProYi-
- a,d IN The integrity OF her princi pies
vi ,,,rno.es |, "a Ia be hoped that she
has 100 much virtue to despair But where
Iies tho ua,b Of safety Shall we appeal to
a. ,ho area, written charter Of American
Tr.oJom This she has already done aud
,o,,d If n waste paper, b,1 hc ghost ~ q
,1'.J .o,,s,,,,,,,,, Shall she appeal to the
lo,or humanity. snd justice Of her pefsecu.
Tbi. too. she has already done, and
.',.,,cd from their presenc, with indignlty
.nJ scorp. They but Knocked at her ga.
I,,,itv and reiniced at the prospect OF her
.n.cdy destruction. Thus surrounded aad
hunted down by the deadlicst OF all foes r.
,ho h,ll.hounds of ianatci-m and harpies
If G,c,,on--tb the question naturally arises,
what IS her best course to pnrsue in 20 great
mn extremity This, gentlemen. presume
!. tho chief question pi opposed To be discuss
cd a, your mass meeting. 1t is one Ger.
,a,nly of erca, and exciting interest whose
MAGNITUDE can hardly be perceived. lnTolF-
inc in its decision the eternal desiin.es OF
the whole continent aud all who seek
to have ans influence IN It's determination,
should never lose sight oi the high respon
sibilities they assume, nor the vast con.e'
guencts winch a'' W ~ -,
ION Above all thlngs 'h"S rh"aih "F"iu
those turh"'en' hho "'I'S p''a,'l' 80
obscure 'he ih,fhee' ~" p'',tl' " 80
sense, can ha,u'N s'Il'' ~, e'"' W. ~"
ions ol an ho"'p'e ou'4'', ' nv Iii H. ,""
be oi h,ocn ""i"' ,'''.N '.....,.
would J now '''''" ;,"J ., H., ,hosa
theni' Il "''' ~ - a..a I'D iis.r,
IN wnose s"oo '"'e'' ''staaaa snnL 40 ,h,,,
uoh nav. W. ~ hon aud .bnrl1
nre' yo" nv Ns .',..'I ,.;,, cam o,,n. a. /
mey nor oo,'osi'"u 80, ron.,,har ,,at
l'ni wv WV ~ -. n