The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-19

araf-- Is q" injunction applied Ia man M,
woman ~ n,at Inuuy. and il lnundpd ~
the c"frclaiive organization oi the wcdde,
couple t;cd has created each III the par
ties incomplete without the oihrr, aud ~,
durd rach with orj,ans, desires. nieIleciua
t"'essucies and pit, .i ~ l,p p,s, sub.idiar,
10 HE social cnniesr.ocr ol the two. Tn,
sane injunction is orcasinnall, applIcd
l"ndl, I" the political union -, the sever
rign states ~ our halonHl eonlcd-rary
hut ~" shall speak more p,piiinl,l,, in
iines like the present. il We cxauiur les.
porticall, the characteristics oi nur 'oiriHl
nationality, wIIlch Instead III being uniu,i
that nature dirIatcd. * &C. uii al c"i,suu,.
mate art 4" unite lhosr whom tnd s,trira.
ted u'nh,eg SOM al llirm l,ouriiul and
others feeble, scattering them also alafl
with vast iute. vcniug distances dierl-ii,
lug them Will, great differences "i rlunir,
natural pto,iu,'i ms, s",''il habits. ndn.tri-
~ pursuits apd capabilities so that even u
uniform iaiif - inpo-i-. whirh i,nll be-
cont ntiIle with The p"sl"'iiv ri II III"
States. j. rnn-ial,l, fcsnli - clrhn,snlN
adjusted canp. uIn-,'s heiW''ru the nu;guo.
ui-ilr iuirrr.i- -. the e'sIuri,,r cnui,rtrf
atrs - Violc / wee tn.sr autngo' i.ru-
thought iutr conflict iu the wear ls:l2. hv
u Ia it, ihat YVES deemed too iiyorhol, To-
prot'c,inu. aad eunsognc,ll, ton aggressive
IT the unu .nHpiaiariu iug ~iai"s Nho we've
mly runs,nnrfs. thai ~ruth ninl,rr or.
rani<pd system ni r. i-tauc, tn it. culce.
tiut iaough iniill' l. the most ,ndi.p,p'.a.
bic want al the grur,al government. and d"
nsnrr is uni niuiiv in all the siafl-. was
n,ir ot the /, yeipsd nuiiyr- i;,t The h,rpA.
lion Of the , ui'"i - the bong rn,harno
lhni mcn,,rd du ing the presidency al Iri.
'crsnu, aud the bong rnniurfclhl uoiI inter.
cnnr,c with foreign cnpW i,s. aud -ulsc.
qnen, wnr furing the presidency Of Madi.
snu were results nf some of the nosi
Indispensable i,ucli"ns ol every govern.
mont: bur the, alli,rl,al onr States So
differently. thai while soec prospofrd
hereunder. others were inquired. that II
conventions was assembled IT Hartford io
give orgnnpation aad etirieuc, &" Ar,.'ssai.
sGed with Il view to the coe,crr tcrnina.
siin Of then grievances.
The orcgning c',menis vt disuni"u qr.
iuyetrraird h, the constituent turWJiion ot
one uAiouai legislature Ia tle Ffe"cli
chanther. the members are all irenrtnps'ii !.
bat our ,nc,uhrrs ~ Congress arr effective.
IL ,.eur.itns. New Workers. taiul,uians,
peuus,lvanans. Ac every member iring
Identified hy irrrst aud n, iillll attach
nr'ids with the State he represents, aud 4"
who's, l,adlalil, he owes hl. station and or
din ,rily his hopes ui 10 thee disbursements
hence the Importance which /. attached 10y
Che States resperilv,ls 80 the adnils~i"" ct
new .ia,rs iulo the tnlnn. rs Ininruein.
the lalafcc at pnwef ~ Congress i"i"ren
the geographical divisions h the routrdcr-
n.y. The uri,riicll effect al ih, want Ell,
management, ia ou, legislature is seen u
the hn,,iiN which existed Ia the pur''ias.
OF Louisiana a"j ia iI., To- the aeqn,l
,inu ~ tex,s Ia the p.ntf's, - ~ V't"
lies la Nexnn. ami ~ nur cllu Ii-h rrerp
iint, b, treaty. at ,al ofola and New
NeNlru.
Thu element. of d-union which wc thus
rx,.ufy rathrr IA ~ ,iignrfate. Hfc n',i M
unexpected iagrrdie Il II "n; e" 'ie'l"racs.
Ihev n,,"i'-st..I themselves ~ the cnnvru.
tim timi infncd oar umiir'nl Constitution.
and constituted an olstarlc which sorHrd
,or a l., ~ iilur i,sa uit,uotahi,, aud Which
was ultimately rvr cn,im hN "'ly nu'ne'"us
conn uni.e< ro draw with precision
,b, Ilnr b.iween ,ir,as !shts which must
he surrendered. mud these wi'rl' may he
preserved. /, ut all Times difficult, said the
convention. "Hnd "n the present oreas'"'
this d,il,culty." snv they, Nas inrf"a-"d
hy n difference aini,g the several State
"a To- tlc,r .iudh,i. extent. hhhis. ihd
particular interests. The Constitution
which W. now present y M" rrswll 81 u
sui, il of nn,it,. aud ~ that natural d"icf'
,.ue,. and ranee-s,ot which the p''cuhehN
,f ,ur rolrir,i ,iua,on osndr ed iid'-pen
s,bl,, That il " i'll NEE, the 'ull and rnl''c
auprul,niion Of cse'y State Is not. pee maps,
To- be- expected bat each will doubtless
consider. that had her Interests nlnn" '"'ei'
consulted, the r"is,nlurirrs might nave
been particularly d-ag,ccahle ~ '''Ia''""'
IL ether.
/ "j.y the aiani,nus order of the tonse'i'
ton,
Groucn " ARLINGTON, Prcs'dem.
/ The most .hi.ien, eo,upromse in form
inn the general government was iinit''
tirn q, its powers
When W. speak Of the compromises ol
the Constellation. We nrc prone H. regard
ool, the provisions that relate I" ''"nhs.tir
slavery. These compromises pr"re,'tis''
from spe ,ashnc Interests OF Tine se'ef''
States; hui the most apo''an' en'npr'n's'
4 f..s,.