The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

not know nspcr in the State which has
opposed them that supports 'hs policy o.
the late President As far a. W. are con
/ eerued the Iaion is nj liberty, since IT. de.
lection from the cause oi the south, u
term Us an 1ltraist But we stand just
where that prin, stood six months ago, AMI
we advocate the same doetnnes under
which the democracy oi Virginia have
marched - victory for the last forty years.
bu, il is not only the press Of Texas that
ha. assailed zen Houston. course. II IS
well known kct that il has been condemn
ed by the democracy throughout the south
cru States A. well informed gentlemen
the editors of the iHioa are aware of the
denunciations that his political course has
nae, with in the south. as well as the char.
actcr Of the opposition that has greeted
him nj home DO they not know the sIg
nal manner IN which he was rebukcd by
the democracy OF Alabsma, when he AZ
tempted to make public defence of hi
conduct b, fore the Legislature and people
of that State. during las, winter
We make these remarks TO show the du-
plicity that characterizcs the above article
IA the Iaioa, paper that has changed IT.
political course ON the Southern question
and now attempts lhe defence of othcr'
who have proved equally recreant
But since 1t has volunteered - > upon
that defence, in spirit of dictaiiou, (which
1t does well To drclaiu) We will give il
something to do. Below We insert an cS-
tract from ~ article which originally APP
peared in the South Western imcrtcap. at
husln, during the last session of the Leg
Stature, in the midst of General Houston
most talented and warmest friends. |, was
rcpuhlshcd by ~ in the Republican ol
February u, with a special comment
But, Notwithstanding all this. it has never
met with the slightest attention. If tn,
statements Of the writer could have been
, disproved. how easy was it to have over
whelmed him with confusion aud shame
We trust the editors of the mon will not
initiate the conduct of the Texas press, and
tly to the Texas wars for an excuse for the
political sins OF our Senators, but meet the
facts lrauld, and candidly We challenge
;hem to do so;
! Tnr Sorfu ,Np rHr \oRru-orG Pc.
strioN ,Np roLtcy AT the next session
Of Congress. on the 10Th January lSis,
Mr. BougIa, Of Illinois. Introduced bill
in the senate for establishing a territorial
government IN Oregon. which bill after VERY
many notifications finally became the
compromise hill. was passed. seat 10 the
House aud there aid.on the shelf On the
9Th Feb. 1912. Nr. Smith Of Indiana, from
thc committee ou territories reported 20 Tho
House the Hill 10 establish n territorial gov.
ernment in Oregon, which hill finally pass.
ed and was approved August lilh, 1873,
The Hill contained tie conditions. rc.i.lc
tlou., aud prohibitions against .laycry Of
the ordnance OF 81. heretofore rcciied
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