The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10
u.,aonse TO tho New 8>st,us.

her" cannot be Il UouDt uiat the NOT
thert " higs had come % believe them
selves IN fall posssession Of Gen. J.yLon's
Administration. with al the strength which
his military rcnown, his elevation 70 the
Presidency b, the people, his popularity
with the army. and lis supposed readiness
To draw the sword IN defence o. the Union
aud au,i-slaycry, could give. They had
learned 10 set die dqh, value too upon the
circumstance that the President WIS. as the
New York Journal Of Commerce of last
Thursday describes bin, "a Southern man
with Northern principles At first they
had greatly distru.,ed him as a Lousianisn.
bat the feeling gave way completely in
time. aud Nr SEWARD aud his friends cam.
iairly to appreciate the value of Presiden,
Who was nh they could wish. aud u i.ouIsi-
anian he,ide.. lie served them at once for
amor and disguise The changewhich has
apparently given every thing 10 their section,
has in reality filled them with fear and per.
plexiiy. The arnor is there, TO BE- sure.
bat can Mr.. FILLMORE sustain lis weight
And the disguise is gone forever. II they
work an,i.siavprv deeds now, il must be
with mn anti slavery leader. and with in
siruments the temper Of which is not Sc
crci
The, are in q dilemma Mr.. FItrsoRx
ma, desert ihcm aud adhere to Nr. CLAY
and his Compromise, possibility that they
contemplate with incipient fury. On the
other hand. II he ldheres to them. the cause
OF suti-,layery is stripped Of all its spe-
robustness. pledged TO u neck or nothing
game. with leader of no rsuown, no IN
,eniiveness or force. and who owes his po-
.iton to mschance. II ant.sa,ery gets
the reins under such circumstances. il is ev.
dent the chances arr in favor oi lis break
inv is own neck The exceeding uneasl-
ucss of the Northern Wing papers makes
VS. ihiub they are not without apprchensions
of such catastrophe. aud that they are har.
raised by conflicting passions the desire
to seize power. aud the dread tina, IL might
explode IN their hands
We offer some Illustrations Of what we
have been saving. from the New ork Tn
iunc. which l. - soul OF rh. real anti sla
very party. Of which Mr.. SEwAnp is the
representative IN The Senate. That paper.
in the first place, put forward, on Thursday
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The Constitution o' "" S'n'e o' New
h"Aico was received at Washington on
SUNDAY, and at night sbine' meeting
was held At the house OF the Secretary Of
State The President has been conined to
his hed since M" IN Ins' or me h.e'in,
would have taken pace at VI. White
House 4 mgjoiH9 ~ me tabin@ mani
tested the determination Z" slana ny New
NeNico' and her adh'issio" INTO the tn'en
tHh he prescribed bouHddrfes' r'.d'r a"
( circumstance aH1 al an ha;GFas' Inns de
termination "oAld Pfoo"D'y nave created me
/ necessary reorganization OF ihe au'he' es
the r"s'imati'" 81 TWO "' us n.ihoers' eve"
mad The late President been spared US.
Ten. Taylor ma undisgulsediy gwen MS
uIlima'nn I" some Southern gentlemen who
had called upon INN III anticipation OF the
STATE ct ieNn' marching troops INFO New
h'Aieo To- 'nioro" her inri.alehon over por
ton at That Territory. lie was resolved
4 to protect View Mexico win 'oree should 1t
hec'ne necessary without any regard to-
n'icner consequences. he military posts
h thai Nc'n''f we're TO he suehs 'nensa.'
with We" To such an emergency
The reader c2n work out the details Of
TN. hpaufiiul rnsifion for the administration