The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

W. have no, ,hss la given any esrres

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,r.r,,. IL III, can,I,dsftn for Representative
ct this congressional District. Uar silence
hs, no, bee,. the re.u'i Of nny thing more
ar lrss than desire 10 knu" IN advance "i
any opinion we might express, the political
tenet. which the candidates profess. We
n.,tt,r ourselves that the curse oi prompting I
u candidate or compromising our p'li''e"
faith with one, on any ter'n-. isnot charge I
ubl, nj our door. We have been patiently
awaiting The avownl h, all the candidates /
Of lhe, principles aud views. hc'o'c We
could IN justice .r them, to ourselves or
10 our readers. veu,nrc commentary.
Il seems tha, some OF the papers !" tas'-
ern Texas have already made their choice
Of candidates The Rcd Land Herald, at
San Augustine. cspanses the cause OF '"'.
Il. Rush " alare p.s accoani 10 d""b' ~
u,lit,ral agreement. both concerning heart
I, in the late compromise measures r
Though we believe some of the 'Iernlds
correspondents claims for the God. the honor
OF Killing the lnlc war hiil.' ) On the ground
o, the Compromise" howeyer, we believe
ten. Darnril. Judge OchIitree, and lodge
>curr, have equal claims aiih tol. Wallace.
The FLAG of ihe ninn, 1T Henderson. aud
the Cherokee, Sentinel, at Rn.k, gave early
indications of preference for Judge Evans,
bat more recently both OF ihoso papers have
manifested au inclination ~ leave his claims
tn the people. The lag is now adsoca.
ting n cou,euiion tos Illuminating mon
Democratic randdnte. :" the drris'on "i
witch it think. ail the Union Democrat.
ought Ia yield III, star State Patiiol as
,atlv rs the sh oi last month began to
clear H.. tack for he Iasl named eanii
date. aui VA set lms nni tai'yd I" re',lcr
III. Honor hsath vrricc Whenever an OPP
po,tuniy Offered The Grst OPPOSITION II
stated IN his fivur wa, that he did net he.
I,.,e State had rsh, I" srceda from
the cuncdcfacy. Soon a',er It rrop"nndcd
heterogeneous To Judge Koh,its 10 Wake
the issurs distinct between him aud lr,lgc
Evans. as follows;
l.i If he did ms, vote ior. or VAS. or was
not opp.-eJ 30 the late prare Nil
~ Ma= he, net an advocate # the right ct y
State 80 >,'crdr fr"n The uaIiouil .or'rdrr'cy :
Sd Wa, he not ~ favor Of the Nashville
Convention sud III, doclrlties ihcrea, pFuiuuga.
tcd
The Patriot assumed Tor Judge Evans
the negative 10 the second and thifd qucs
iIuns. A. Ia the first, II is well kunun that
he was ~ favor oi the hill how At has
happened ,ha, tl,c pslr,"t has 80 confident.
" denied ior judge Evans flm figh, of n
.,str lea srcede, while a' iho same lire he
has held to tha, risl,t u. isvuic doctrine,
;Ie public will ne doubt, ere lnng be IN
formed Il is not our purpose now 10 make
comment bn, 81 1t Is And why II Is that
the same discrepancy exists ~ regard u"
til. Nashville Convention ADD is doctrines,
is lh"wi,. vet ui,slefs We believe the
Judgc Was an advocate OF the Convention,
ts,o She 7, arce bill. we canroi see the p,o.
ptirt, Of making il qaeSii"i now. That
il n matter which r0s but - not The
deed IS done, aud whatever effect il ma,
have eaaHal now be- ayrri.i We oppo-cd
Ike IN 1caI.'nsly aid honestly; aud ATE
willing to accord pu'it, of intention To Ir
ntalotitr of those nha were 10 layaf ui
/ it, Yet, while Ne are opposed To- mahing
!, n political question, we shall claim the
untnral 'ig'l ri Judging !hr motives whirh
netualed prominent politicians. W. think
Judge Rnl~tis has taken 'hr proper view
"f this question, IN his speech a, San A
CUISINE, pu the sth Instant. MS reported b,
til. Red Land Herald lie rather re-.
pafd.d the rearcr Elll as beautiful hub
hv "A horse elegantly 'igged, and Of
splendid peIil-, which would carry the
rider lo his desired goal -popuiar,fs lie
is brought out fcndv saddcd and brIdl,J.
paving the very earth with inpa,icace 10
be oil. The question is, who ia In he the
fortunate rdcr--wien great ial ruddv
faced bl" i"rng politician here the
iicraid asks il he means Hon. ". u. Och
il,rrr seiaing the rcn. aud with n singh,
bound sp ings ini" the Saddle. booted aud
spurrrd and claims The hnr.c as III. own
away hc tl,w ewing. moi NJ, country. my
country met wlliggery az democracy but
'lIon.t"n, Houston Tho Iuiyr ,Ioni.d
thSt he had any chance To n,",,nt TINT hob
by. even IL h. had So desired. The horse
had No 'nan, "n him now ~ he could pos
iii, carry. lie did not desire n sent there"
Oar avn choice of the candidates il We,
:" depend np"" their principles. OF which
we d" not consider ourselves sufficiently
advised Judge Robr,ts expressed his
opinions mere 'ull, IN his speech At San An.
gmstinc. than be had done in hi. circnlav
" Tic said he douhtcd tho efficacy Of the
compromise measures, was ~ iavor II
hc Nashville tonyenii"n--n Union Of the
South to secure Union If tn. whole" Dc
Thus iar tho Josise's opinion. aceo,d with