The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-19

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u & ~ ~ year 49,.
~ treaty, aad ~
ono. II 1875 the whites
~ oots sIek miiIioes; in
= : 9gsey from dis. the whites
tr19ols ~ ~ blscts sixtees mil
- niad isssiieientiy extensive
11Uoah shal asfvs sufficiently strong.
~ SoassmpoDe this vast aud progressive
representation, without an awful forebodlng
~ ~ Tremendous consequences!
II sa4acioss statesman seemed, at that
1tslass day. To desery !" the future the
eaIamitiss which threatened bis country,
ssem lhs more increase Of population. And
esrely Il will not be said that the events
which have followed the lapse Of the las,
twenty .ons years. are calculated TO inspire
~ South now with better hopes. or more
ehsssins antieipstions. II is needless for
~ 10 add. that this was che same Henry
Clay. who has since tried to commit his
own State 10 the principles Of abolition
Who svowed his preference TO part with
his right arm. sooner than admit the South
en- sjaveholdes TO the soil he had Tough, to
seqsirs. Who, in full view OF the "ire.
snendoss consequences which awaited
ths increase Of population. gave his voice.
he vote and his influence 10 restrain slave,
~ within its presen. limits, and proclaimed
Bic readine o scnd the army and navy To
force into Asppission tho people OF his own
section, who might seek TO sbun the evils
which once 40 frightened his Imagination I,
Hs may he worthy u lead the ner born
Union party; but may kind Providence
savs the South from the contamination Of
HE principles +.
Alluding 10 the decision. which certain
men in the South extol Ms happy adjust
ment, the New York sun says:
This decision will be the doom Of Stare.
~ IN the United States Its haai sup
pressicS Is near ~ hand, and may be look
ed upon as one of the most triumphant
battles ever fought aud won. yet recorded
in the worlds history"
Upon the same subject, the Portland
Enquirer Of lMnine) says;
slavery 10 about to be driven from the
District OF Columbia. and The mhoie sgsfemi
IL shaken 10 its foundation. While we
have not affected all we have desired. we
still have reason to be grateful 10 that
favorable Providence, which has crowned
our efforts nth so much success
And yet the South ia called upon to
unitc in these CALCULATIONS
The inevitable tendency Of the recent
measures OF Congress is plain, no, only to
The North. lint even those VINO stand afar
of cannot be blind to the consequences.
Alter reviewing the action OF Congress in
reference to this subject. the London
Times. the leading journal of Europe,
Gays:
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