The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-13

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never Itlt disposed to nedd'c WI" ~: Dut
It should be known their teachings thas' a.
they term their making known Their abo".'
Unable practices here. are greatly ut vnrs.
"ncc with the preaching OF ."e principles
OF Mornon'sm ny the'r missionary k"ases
throughout The rest OF tue world
Ia nothing DO Their 'rnch'rgs Torrcspoha
with christianity. 1hey deny the onn'p".
tencc OF 'cu, but believe IN p'"sa'i.y 81
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Under this head the Bulletin OF this
morning has an article defending NJ f'ii'
more against the attacks oil 'rading poll
.'leans ara pol't'cai hacks, on account o.
his measures TO maintain the in'soiaoitHy
0! oar relations with country with which
we are Mt peace. Ihc Bulletin can see
nothing ~ these attacks but party ma'eVo'
lence, whist those who h'aNa 'hem seq
nothing IN the Bulletins defence but party
servlity As for ourselves, independent OF
such party feelings, We do mol hesitate 10
say that thus far we have known no act Of
Mr. Fillmore, in reference to the Cuban
atruggle, to find fault with and, i he will
carry ont the line OF duty marked Out ny
the bulletin we SHAH caaeS'uiiy sustain
him. We fully agree with the remarks ct
our contemporary IN the following extract ;
We want Cuba to he free, but II must
be by her own efforts with the md OF Others
who may consistently and properly render
II, without violating The laws or The ohl'ga'
tons they owe to their own country. In
their efforts OF Liberation from the tyranny
and oppression Of The mother country, tue
inhabitants OF Cuba have the svmrath'es
aud good wishes OF millions o' the Amer
can people, aud thousands ct stout heatts
and strong arms VIII be at Their service,
when il is ascertalned that themselves have
struck a blow for freedom. But in giving
this support, we are not to comprom't our
selves OF our country. We are To preserve
good faith, aud regard the obligations which
We owe TO our own as well hs TO 'hr gov.
eminent with which we arc maintaining
peaceful relations. The duty OF our cut
zens In this respec. IS cleafly defined by
the laws OF the land, aud they cai'not be
violated WITH 'mpuniiy' IN nus instance
however commemorative 'hp slir,t ot oes'gn'
as IN thousands OF others ne eit'zrn = not
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"he'nef ,ne N"o''"s '"'e sI'"." ~ 1os'!,
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.aI's ,aa' All ,he friends of c,ha nv
or espec. from Mr. Fillmore, is to act up
10 tLc pr,nciples of that letter.
H., ,ho ,,,hor s,1,;oc, If ,orc I'M.
,o-,ancs ,han ,hs enlargement Of n. Act
p Isis nnnn which we feel very solicit.
an. H. I'D n Tho r,.r.e ~ n, ndmir;..
,.a,,"', +, !. ,,,.iI L,n,n that Enoiaud
' "nr' ;',,nrr.., 10 n,n,ect t,e Snani.s dv.
-. ,so,, III. cnL,, movie and We have
Lad. s.,islac,ory uroof TIM, France has
,n,.r,rred Nor steam friea,e Asmodea
H. H., ao,iy.ls .,cnced noder ,he ori.fs
If ,ho sn.n,.h ADMIRAL. in transporting
,roops and provisions for the British author.
lies from one part Of The island 10 the
other. WIN Mr. Fillmore regard these
nroccedinr. with silence and Indifference!
Wli he allow those European powers 10
come three thousand miles from their own
proper hemisptere and territory 10 order to
interfere srninst peorle living in our near
neirhborhooa, belonging to our continent,
connected with us by a thousand ties, and
hy n oower friendly 10 the United States
md of common interest nith as. il 50 o.
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