The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

The Hon. ~ L. 1nrncy has recently I'd
dr.ss.d a riecular letter 10 the t~otae Of
T.nu-s-e. il IL" following estracA
which we make frosa this ds~snse"t, he
points out what would bc the position Of
the people n his State IL the event Of the
separation of the two sections:
elf the Sen,h would unite and resclvs
to resist those a.yr~ssons. the Nsisth wsssls
de.;s,, tie Constitution aud Upissn wssld
b. preserved, sad the equality. hono.. inter.
est, And rights of The South would he per.
msmnsuily secured. Will this national
Onion party effect hi. cljectf W. Clay.
the Sa,ihern head of II. Is not for resistance.
In, s,,ial,ssinn To these aggr~ssi"ns- tie
therefore /. 10. the Union. although the
ri.h,- III the South aad tb- Consultation NJ
the tni'eI State, SHOULD ne disr~1hrsissl
and ,r;.nplci under Foot by the Northern
people Can h. carry the extreme Sowth.
een states with him, II M, his policy IL
p.e-e.,issx to the North division IL tbs
south VIII but stimuli We aud encourage the
North To new agsr.s.ious, AID the esiresNs
l>ou.ts not following IN the lead Of W.
Clay, will prescribe the measure aud fnssts
o. e1ssr resistance; AMI ft"s they will ~.
ce,ie aud III -srlge the Union. In all this
Tennessee Will have had nothing 10 de- (; she
may hsv. ren,on ,trnt,-', II yol please.
suaiu,t the extreme me- ,sa Us OF her south.
- sinanrp. but the deed viii Inv. h~n
d,,FN. .lsy ns Hgain., yonr wishes. What
i. lhrm 70 B k,n< 4 grave Qu-s,io, -
Submitted III 49, ecsi"n sad .l~cisi.M.
hi. il. the C,iun wv - unl,sssAsssi,
wlsrr will you r"s - VI w iseo
line, shoulder yoor muskrs. aad ID ~
10y riL with the ab.litin,i-ts ii ~ N~sl
Tor the rurp,sc of whipping y"sr Scsth~slgl
brethren ito AFFECT submission, u IN n.
salts. outrages. and wr"ngs which, Il 10 NJ
necessary here further I" charxctsrjes and
I.nirny. No. fellow eitseus s~vss weald
renncs.eeans thus degrade tl,rnIsslvss, ana
,,i.l,ol,es the graves vi their fathers What,
then, would v.u 10! Wouli yos stl1s
your testiaes with the Novts, IN "slsr tAas
they nisnt continue their s9xreasinns ~
ynnl Would il In either your int<srse ~
policy 10 d. sol Where. U,.v ! ieqsiro,
arc your markets Tor IA yonr swrrlne
!, odnct Where do you send year
pork. horses mules, grain, xc.s 10 ~
,o,ih ar To the Ssu'lis Tell inc when
tennessee has sold one dullnrs worth II
.er sasplus To Il free Sls,es answer, .sev.
ef. O, the contrary. some VI the ire
states sn,,'is with yoa IN yoar ~Wa
uarke,. aud that III the other S.sushsfN
states. Ii y"u attached yonrscll u tl,e
North. thereby Becoming aliens n the
Seu,aera republic, in se"ding yoav sss,iss
to TIA, section. you w"nii bs requirsd "
ii,sis revenue laws 10 pay duty ar axx -
,i,.n,, il. indeed. they would permit yna -
trade With them II MI. Again -Wh&t
would 'etnn- 81 "a. Missis-ipia river M
Your right 10 navigate III used mt, M
all not. prosecute this Inquiry nssthee. 4
Is tho ab uri to suppose TINT vbu wsall. y
uch result. hesitnte a mnssssst Yaa
aonll Of course gn with the South AID. #
,.h,ing vas to I'e done, you waala ~
.eand where ,our iaihurs were f.su,td IL ~
war oi lie Revelation an tue sisi~ 1t ~
oppressed. batting Tor equality. honnr, ~.
er,y. aud ,isat, aud th-rs you would 1aa
the whole South"