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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

DAGUERREoTYPE THE SCALE PLATEs.-TaEsa
re agent for Tie French manaf.otGfes and
nsas Sasis On
FAT BEEF IN CENTRE xARKsr AGAIN. WILLIAM
s.sd II nor.so ons.Ils County Sat. % Sss
and oher. IL r.ns u pm .s .pa IN
with the times. will do well by siving him call.
CRoIcE OLD DUTCH cHEEsE.-A SMALL LOT or
= S.;n :iss s9as nAy & from
Also, 400 kess new Dutch behring's.
LOB AND CARD PRINTING, or EVERY DEscRIp-
tier. really correctly, And ehpeai,ionsly done At
S.,ssa aud Bfoaa"sy where may be found rich de-
signs for store bi cards. So together With extensive
printing. SUTTON. Ia Fulton street.
MEcnAsIcAL LAMPS LOANED. Foa PARTIES
NJ Brsel suspensions- always hand arieh
and 81 ss.:, ss:s1psas
tsrs 'Gs sas me- ss.s ses5% oil " 'h
Steamers generally suppisd.
Two noUsEKEEpERs-A FINE NEW STOCK or COR
- heIus, .gbessd Solar LAMPS. girsndolss, Mantle
cay nsa Ta .s Gas ss, fs ~ i
ia Iasi y zs ss?i acscs n sa a . s s
Fulton and Ann .treets--opposite the church.
WV EEUsyaEpTER, IMPORTER AND nANUTAc..
w. tSrer q rrsnoh and osrgaa fancy sood, ls9
trhngcs ornamenttsrs rosette buttons beuqusts hair
dressers wire lame, thread, 40 &c. o. plain and mxsd
chenille for en- srcdery and trpmins, se s' BE would
nAnatactory q sk cotton and wor.ted oerds tasels.
GinEes fmps ladies fancy dress buttons and other trim
nngo IN every derahs style yobbers and dealers SUP
Piled on the nos liberal terms Orders from the country
promptly attended 20.
EREEDoh FRos COUGH IN TEN MINUTES IN
sured BY Bryans Pulmonc wafsrs.-A single dose Of
this eSraordnary remedy warranted 70 give Immediate
relief in all Of COLTS, sshm bron shifts and
all diseases Of the lungs the will be returned.
Price cents per boz sold b. ali sIassisss wholesale
Depot, Z73 HUDSON street. A. TUkNaULL. Agent.
WHO'D BE 5oKMssTEDl
w would you have tour flesh bilten.
Your yistuas crawled
When for Just fifty cents
fsu M each ravsrg
Rosehes, led bugs. ana heas
Ants, and all other wlcrs.
LYONS Powder will slAy
In cham ire and pRriorg
The while, la cellars,
without any risk, sirs,
bis Pills will soon marder
- - :. The verrsin With whiskers
Depot iao Broadway.
''o CUTTERS, sTsEL AND IRON WORKERS -yIEN-
ma lime the rest " lirhng material known and only
appreciated by those who have employs in polishing
steel brass iron German silver, Just imported IN original
esnisters. and for sale by Dr. LEWIS fEUCn1WANGEk
~ Maiden lane. r. Satire. huorspar, elsrar, bleached
shese. extract safiover, nc &c. for sale As above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01
TUE caaATEsT NoyhLry EVER INTaoDUcEo IN


Il this City-Triper Ual-Under the entire
OF HkRk KRaU,Z the celebrated Huasarian Vocalist
bsgs his friends and subscrbers that his
Grand Pot Pourri Dramatic Musical Festival
place AZ the above HAIL. Saturday Evening February sh
when be i'll be assisted by Sign Truth Reuedett
Of Babel in thirty different national melodies sung
the origin dialects of language fer which he has
the assistance Of Sgnorina e. Gandolh Herr heyer and
Herr Sale and Herr will initiate the
both serious and comic, nation. their
tongue. Aeo. by the kind permission Of Maretsek ESQ
the fu orchestra of the Italian Opera House. Conduc
Her ki.uzer And three instrumental solo performers
Herr Grebe the celebrated violnis from Berlin, Herr
Pythowski Pianist and ner EltI the basoonist from
Dresden Between the frat and second parts the
aoIdnnry nd talented child Miss Fanny Dsane will
cite THE Maniac in costume Tickets Fifty Cents to be
had at all priacipal music stores hotels
at half-p q, to ut half 7. AM
splendid grand piano. from the of ar James
Fhfson, will be used en- this occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

GTEhN BOAT COAIs-fN SIZE AND QUALITY Ex-
rresy adapted TO steamers USE sale by the
Address ". TYLER co. philadelphia.
I'o COAL DFALERs-THE sUBsCRrBERs WI Exc
cute orders Tor spohn and Lewis Veins Red Ash Css
sDd Wnite hsn TON brosd Mountain Of all sile At the
lowest market rates Orders are respectfully solicited
F y. TYLER n co. Phiisdslphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

ITALIAN lOPERA.-CARD.-sIGNoR A. SANQUIRICO
respectfully bsgs to inform the subscribers of
Plsce Opera House aud tho public general that his
will me eff Monday February emitting sub-coe
niy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET NEAR

EkLLOWS OPERA HOUSE, 4A BROADWAY, Be
tween Howard al Grand streetsThe manager begs to
state at tie
Concerts every evening fer the las. eleven mouths the
elite and fashion OF this metropolis has induced
engage artists Of the first talent to produce Bur-
lesoue Itasn Onera soenas Burlesque Gender ais
in sJ1e equal to tie originals produced At the Italian
Opera Of this oty On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Concert commencing ats fer the anconmodatisn Of
fan lilies. Admission rs cents Doors at half past o.
at half past o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01
@ y OOO "A PANTHER WANTED. EITHER sPE-

50, UUU. eai or active. who can somn.nd $500 70
S5V TO in the wholesale Wine and Tea TRADE with
married who Is engaged in the business,
hut who wishes capital to extend his trade cafe
Investment for having tina;
nvcs References Of the highest responsibility given 20
character and business capacity Address W. 1T this Of
nee, which will be considered strictly confidential.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

E,oR sALE.-THE TWO NEW FIRST CLASS Dwell
ling hsuss just I'm shed built by days work. Of the
best materials With all the modern improvements three
stories. with attcs 2s BY 3d. lot 22< by los iaehes stu
sted the north eide street between Fifth aud
kixth avenues Five thousand dollars remain bond
and At six per cent For further particulars
anre Of JAMES HOE. 10 Liberty Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

Proprietor and Manager; John 6reepwood Assistant
Manager Saloon Performances every afternoon At three
and evening at o'clock Adtance each OF which,
and to the Museum IS children under half price,
Benefit and last Of the popular and nimta
BILE the Donaldson
ders Saturday February lin the afternoon, the elegant
and hrngy interesting picture Of real life, oil
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE After which, those highly ccle
bated extrayaganzsts the Donaldsons Serenede
dsnsng the evening the popular and interesting piece
fornapces Of Donaldsons serenadr in their
highly varied Ethiopian entertainment The entire Chinese
Museum late of $50 Broadway
the million of curosites The Gypsy Fyrue Teller &C., ay
be here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

ROwEKY THRATRE.--oN SATURDAY EvRNING
February will be rspsatsa for ths last tins the
kr j. NJ Scott; Aymer de Ia Roche. Mr.. rtoa Bsrwand
~. eams sYisd R"isiHG rs g 0li9M SS, ~
NJ w. Fehne rainwoald. M yordsp ri Sam, Mr.; wnans
boadJ TO conclude with the drama Of the PIRATE or
THE IsLEs-hsyrssui, Mr. n Johnson; psmstrius. Mr.
Tlon; Bsr1Ezi Nr Stevens; Helena Miss Womyss.
rs cents; Pit, l2k cts Orchestra Boxes. 10 OTIS.
DURTONs THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET. REAR
ID Of City Halloxes. Dress Circle and Psrquet, 60
Family Circle or Second Tier 70 ct Orehss seas 7oce
Saturday sysSng February viii b played the comedy o.
LAMBERT. Mr. Jordan Mr. Dsrnlsy Nj. Bland Doctor Can't
WE'LL Nj. Blake hswworm, Mr. Burton Connie Dance by
AOEb or How 10 Die for LoveMr. Heartily M Howard;
Cart Seymour, Mr. Holmsn Charlotte Nrs errc,t To
conclude with the dram. CT WOMAN'3 LIFE IN THREE
ERAS-McheI, Mr.. Henry; BajAzet, Mr.. Burton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01
IToR sALE-THE TWO FIVE STORY STORES AND

L'Oh % LE-Iuh wv SIOhES AND
Lots. Noe aud "a Liberty street. These premises
occupied for the dry goods business for which
veil located being continuous 10 the Post Once Ass the
three DtoTy Store and Lot No Coentiss clip. Also, tho
three s,ory Hou.e and Lot. No SIG Greenwich street. be-
tween Jane and Horato Streets $4,000 remain bond
And mortgage Also the three house and Lot, No. SO
frtnklin street. Alto sc two story Hous.. with
budipr constructed tor silversmiths shop, aud
teen years lease o. Leo Nc IS yandam street the
story House with brsh workshop In
Ln No 81 Warren street Also two Lots the north sde
ef Atlantic street, between olntoa aud Court steets
Brooklyn. Apply TO JAMES CAUIKSHANK,
Nc 4 Gre.n ltnh atraet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

Two CUTTERS, STsEL AND IRON wORKERs-vIEN-
lime the rest lishing mstsrial known, and only
appreciated BY those who have once emrlole tn
steel brass, iron, German silver Just imported IN original
esnisters. and for safe by Dr. LEWIS fEUCnfWANGEk
tl Maiden lane. r. SATIRE nuorspar fesrar, bieachcd
shelac, extract eafovcr, nc re- for sale as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

C1O k00 wANTED-oN BOND AND MoRTG &C e,
10 OOV for term o. years, at n
three fret class
and lots located good neighborhood, up town worh
osh S33 coo, insured for $4,000. ~ the policy will be
sigEed. Address ". 81 the office Of this paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

nAGUERREoTYPE THK SCALE PLATEs.-TaEsR
~ plates are warranted 20 be perfect aud give the
daguerrean much richs than 9th
The subscriber agent for the French manufacturers and
mand. Address VICTOR BIsaoP. rs ssiasD lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01
WILL or PUBLISHED. on MONDAY MORNING. A
MUSICAL.

NEDS -AsPLfNpID ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO.
Bc<cs made BY the celebrated firm, Pieyei Co., in
Pa will be dtpfsed Of At the shove price account Of
s owners sailing tor Europe. IL cost $3.50 year ago.
IN perfect order having superior
action. TO lc seen - 2i6 Fourth ayenuc.
DfANos-A six THREE-FoURTH OCTAVE ROSE
wood piano, nearly and Of excellent tones for $3.50
also. supetior six threef0urth octave rosewood
piano o. rerkahle sweetness q tone and warranted
w 81 he beet e makerto he had At bargain also,
Eve octave me'odepn 10 watcieA iron safe, &c Cash
advances andss ard psons property Of all kinds
j. y. JONES, 81 Ann street, second hoor
ANY PERSON HAVING A GOOD PIANO, WEIGH
"A they wh 70 dispose OF reasonable terms may hear
81 an opportunity BY aidfe (pos paid Romeo st Pest
OMce, New York stating terms, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01
AMUsEMENrs IN PHTLADELpHIA.

] OTICE.-THE BABooS. OR WILD NAN or TaE
Woocs, can be seen by daylight at the walton House.
Pearl street; and will rtmain for tale for few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

UaLENTIs Es.-sTRANOERs ARRIVING IN TaK
city by the New Haven or Hudson River Railrcafr.
will fad IL 70 their advantage 70 call ut tho Bggar valent
Emoor 60 Canal street between Broadway and Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

A2O-A FULL ACCOUNT OF rue DINNEH
~ Figaro % the editors q the Sunday papers
New York with their speeches full length will be found
IN TIE sundry Era Of o. the richest AFFAIR."
f the season. Abe Era will be- 81 the
heat 81 the week.-Mrs. OF the day being usual inde
satreal and instructive. Oce ~ Spruce street. Pro,
three cents Sold at all the depots OF the city and ia
vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

EoR sALE.-THkLE BRICK TWO STORY AND ATTIC
water brought in situated in First street. and s.
will be fold together separately Any person cesting
sale will be allowed reasonable commission Apply at No
lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

EELLOws' OPERA H0UsR-THE GREATEST AT
action of the Season On Wednesday evening next
February 8. 1851 benefit Of Jones' which occasion the
ola al Lsmmermoor Will Be produeei aIso the Tyrolesn
the Concert Ia Bochsa &c. Admission IS cents Concert
hRlf-nast Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

CTEAM ENGINE-AEY PERSON WISHING IN EN-
~ CINE fro Is TO Is horse In the lower
part Of the city in eonsri sucus place, be furnished
with highly hnshed and at extremely moderate
price built By experienced dsrOus Of
"''' WIN - '' p. LEANARp, ns Pearl st-.e..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

RR0UGBAMsLYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOKE
= srestsaturday Feb. LIST. will be presented thu opera
paitsrs; M Leach; FortSnatus Brousha@ BsnediS.:
Blake After which. the comedis,ta of wILFUL
kURDER-kr. Consul Mr.. Taylor; sphooa, Raymond
Whiskers Hiss X. Horn. After the Alle Du
y Bare G. smith viii esscs Esnd p.s de SsrS
rROUGHT6. Dress Circle and Parquet, 80 eens Family
Circle 50 cents. Doors open 6 oclock ut
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

"Thc feopio T5per
The EDITOR ii 'ie Republican must 60 back mad
consut their columns aud ngfet hat We ave the
PeYifs Prfss, aiit That they are the Prss' OF
tiqus - Pairiai
The editor Of the Patriot gives the fol.
towing description of himself
Frequently pifhoaf linn IN oar paftei. -on- oidiiy
other lift til- rufibfHsf ngfes u oaf heartily I'm
inrra ioe'. mud 'sus-s US 10 laugh poverty OUT OF
connisnanrc
Can any one say that this personal DIES
cripiton applies to Mr.. Wtherspoon Hard
" the foot of the beast is too plain to
be mistaken, 1t is he who in ooas,iul
and intcm peratc discourse ut one of our
livery stables, some time back, declared, in
his own peculiar style OF Importance, that
the people knew who was editing the Pa.
trot that he would show somebody
something and that certain persons who
had heretofore pointed the finger of scorb
at him, were now eDdeavoripg to propi
,iatc him that the, now run up to him.
and say, m, dear Col H, how do
you do !" aud all such stuff AS ihat. II is he
who, on reading the letter Of orr Senior
from Gilmcr. wherein Judge Evans was
said to be of certain political principles,
declared. ain street aud thoroughiare. "
that il such was the ease. he would no
longer give the Judge the support of his
pen. It was he who, but lately. declared
that he intended to give it TO tho Judge !;
aud that certain connexon Of the Judge
had been talking to dssuade him from it.
Il is Nv. \. H. or. William Arhur
H;H This is the editor ad interim of
the Star State Patriot. who. few weeks
back. offered to compare his character with
ours. We declined the prohcred honor,
not wishing to interfere with the jurisdic.
ton Of the District Court. on the records
Of w'r4ch, portion of his history is now
prebat,d
Aware that the public would not listen
to the teachings of this man the eats
paw" or nominal editor, the pfoprictors Of
the Patriot endeavorcd to conceal the con
nc ecton Of that individual With the paper
from the public eye. But the individual
vanity Of this parsonage could not suppress
the secret. and the stupidity of the pro-
prietors could not detect the revelation
aud 30, between vanity and stupidity, We
have il published to the world The con.
dactors Of the Patriot would have done
well to listen to the private advice of some
Of their particular friends.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

"Ohl Consistency, Consistency, what II
jewel thou art" lust look At The glu,ton
eating his own words See how he ridi-
cules his own sentiments "1is dufy
Bird that defies rs oarn nest What "a
rery peculiar disposition the young man
has and he tells us that time only eau
wear the wire.edge off HIM It is a
great pity that the young pedant had no,
discovered this before be attempted to wear
il of in the columns of newspaper
In conclusion. we promise, thai il this is
funny enough to cause the editor of the
Patriot TO burst has sides rih iaughter, he
may indeed 'have fun for month or more.
Tie certainly viii be liberal enough to in.
yite his readers to the merry feast, and to
dish it on, To them in the columns of his
paper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

GENTLEMEN In sincerity THANK you fos
the kind feelings which influenced YOU ia
using such ilaltesing expressions in regard 70
me, when requesting that would permit ny
name to be placed before tho people as
candidate for Representative in the uppss
branch of our next Legislature.
Il would at all times give me pleasure =
crafty my friends by a compliance ~ts
their wishes. bu, at present. ! deem il -.
proper to interfere with the arrangements
our friends. who hive called forth Wy
excellent man az candidate to I'LL the =
fee for which you IN your partially ssss
thought proper TO request me to run.
Allow me to use this occasion to cxpFee
the high degree Of qualification afforded D
the expressions Of confidence md estceA
from friends who have addressed ,hen'srlsee
to me from t!iasrcn; parts Of this senator's
district The kind feelings mud good ~
ion Of my fellow citizens nrc more hsh'y
priced by me than honors o. official PssF
ton.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

Do they rccoecf how they el,nt.d in III, mos, =,
ntna manner un lhe aie i. IN,
ofo'is flag that wa. ai.ed. in the shades Of nir an
our public sgn,re. The Emblem OF which was sei,fary
irs-c,infeJ siar - Patriot.
We would like for the editor Of the Pa.
triot TO publish the sentence in which we ad
vocated that flag Wo thought the flag a
small matter, and consequently said Moth
ing abom il, although the editor of the ia.
triot found room in his columns for a long
article in regard TO II. We nor say we had
no objections to it. Il was the " Lone
Star We object to the Editors destroy.
ing the poetry by calling it 9 solitary TIL.
colored star"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

We have taken 81 uur gloves. and they must b-nt
iiir consequences. No daph, they VIII think hefire
We am done With hem. that Ne hay. ln.i returned
irnm the Fare Hs4ss ~ Rc,nir,,,n
We extract The above from lengthy and windy ar.
tclc addressed 10 ns--. Pstriof
Thai article 'cds rery "uady" Il was
composed OF quotations from The Patriot,
showing its Inconsistencies We should
Ike very much to see that windy artel. y
in the columns of the Patriot. We will
make child's bargain with the editor il
he will publish the article referred to. ia
his columns. we will publish twice rs much
from the Patriot, of anything he will point
ou,,) ia the Republican. IL he will not
agree to this proposition, we offer him an.
other that we will pay him for it at his
advertising rates. What say you to that.
Mr.. Withcrspoon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03


NV . . s sps's 1 s',,e s'i o ,sS sosi" ~ &
VI. Jefsron.' 60, nm .,.,, ,,,.,
A'e We 80 onaef,aaa ,ss 'so' ~, a. ' 'is"r ' "
,,'' o,.s, To- msks lans. ava anoaler 5-'i
,i,'s,f Thai b. ever ai,gea'ei ,he doc .'.ne
n9 n, ' H.. r,osa..ii, tist q veto on The aws
~ - a',t' So. Y, q. ,-, III ~ mem OF Lat liey
~ ", ~, .,,. $500. att pfff,y
'"nh INV -. -
The editor oil the Patriot Is not 10 uh'
IL. 100. s,,,.L ,.scrtions
dcfstann US as ''e""'s "'t
I.G.,snn ,aintained that an act of the
''"t'''"
Tel.rni Government which assumes power
,tu- ,..s,,,,,,;o, ~ >or
"o' "'''s"''' "y ~"
LAW '"' -, r..
foReh 'n"' SUI" ~ 49,. A.,
no" '' '"' '''''"' -. A., .o,o,. .,
STAIRS ""'' w -, .oso.o,
~'"'' w '"''' -. :" n. .an.;as,ed !. .
nut "" wv -, !,
sn'"' ~ f"''' T. -
ne '''''' " 60. e. ~
P'"'"S -.
'''''''''' xs
""''' '''' - a.l2
w " .' r......<i1 p..,,,,.,n oec,,.
10 DE fact. ina, ~iea ~ poliicai Iesn' hey do
w ssis K poliiio.. >. IN .clrnc- ,and-;
,a 'sW. ,sr.a' ~, ~. s', ~n,Ig',.r,y a. ef..r
-,-ui- and il- changes iocdeni 10 an aao,. aa.ly
hll , h,, ,... or,,, -,,i Ia tnisi, snnii. ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03


MEssus. EulroRs
Nc. ] y. Wttherspoon having pledged him
self. ON honor, 10 nae, that hereafter, his odlio-
rial columns shall contain no offensive personal
remarks, or aliusions as 10 myself or dcclara-
with, OF control o.er the editorial department
Of The Republican, in consideration OF my
taking no aetiouin reference 10 his late cdnonah
Of which i was made the subject. beg leave TO
withdraw my communication Of the - uitr
and substitute ,,is In - stoad
Very Respectfully,
louis T. WlGFALL.
Mar.hall MAY ,. 1881.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

"Ihe Texas Republican is not only in
another scrape-is in scrapes; and unless
they show more reason aud less phrenzy
than they have been doing, we shall shortly
publish their obituary.
In our columns will be found the with.
drawal OF W. \. TAgLroN. We regret his
determination; yet pursuits more cougenial
and less irksomc than editing newspaper
require an exclusive appropriation of his
time. With him he carries not only our
best feelings, but those Of the readers of
the Patriot generally. - Patriot
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

lI.peniter liai ID dprl
cloud nnec .ig lsg nm.
nciifl c4irafwns HYu'h
Caoiiaa, NAru hcr palil.
ral kf was dararusl. and
tlunicn rom canfolthF
elOni. mud aafkcnrd uir
h i.uHrd forth i.ls Mmru-
isbir howl and even ilie
listtntng hfey wing
sfoNri in nil ~ dciofm'
ty the her-lbir ioakigg
moHs',l .ihe fc,lrml n~S'
efumruI. Whu sioogl really
90 icap ulpu and dcsonf
his PIES .ehitairoil south
Carolina yet al t,tis oni.
itnl lime the clouds hsap-
p.aed, and mlre mofr her
political san Fefplealenily
sUnnt over her hill ard
valleys Georgia was
nnrs 10 tie same dilrin.
mA---bui when Il was
known that her ciiigrBs
a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-03

been for the Govcrnmen,-.for ne -
in its purifg. We defy the editor = NJ
Patriot to Place his finger on s'nSee
tence where we have uttered sentiu
the contrary.
The fact IL. the editor of the r Is
cndeayonug to hide his own groe fon'
.isiepey. and his alliance with an.
ii. slavery party Of the North ,, "as
far as the object is concerned Iheir rnr-
poses are the same, and lhoe tless is he
who does not know. that Sh,e Of those
who profess to be tho ~ friends Of the
south las the editor of &c Patriot does are
her most bitter sqpmies." We will take
the declaration - Patriot and place it
along with ~ kraet from MIR. Mays
spcec!.. st1op hip aud shoulder 10 shout
DER al more striking than that from
id fleston Mercury. Let it be observed
~ Ne editor places particular stress on
The word "musi," in the above extracts,
and then read the following
y1eJ,s lasosrreiuLa ~ must rom iaie ooi
N9,iAssa agssfs.ians rusn hste, wuh N, iEs'r'faH
seiss Tts iHgiiitf Nilte t's''rnnf =. ! my Nlsf
Inc MUST r. eaioeaed, lor ~ tsgdiu Sta"
GIT Ssaibfrs 8'qai' a ,san S a. s' I'',, ..
March ~
Indeed. here is an "oddity," and we
imagine we see the glaS'l, smiles con
vplsinp the muscles OF .e "hcarRg iea-
fured face" of the Young man Of the
Patriot, aud putting him all "out of eoun'
tenance." The Patriot says " the Fugitive
Slave Law sud be enforced Mr. May
saws il shall nerer be enforced" Now
what are they going to do about it! M
May SAYS they "must come into collision
with the American Government, rather
than let it be enforced and vet it is one OF
the Southern Rights" which the editor OF
the Patriot says yusr be regarded as sa.
cred. But what does the editor propose to
do it It is not enforced His doctrine IL,
thai " il the rights of State arc trampled
under foot" such state would have the
RICH, to rcroh," aud no other remedy. That
is, III the rights OF q State are trampled
under foot, IRE mast come into collision
with the American Federal Government
Here wc have Nr May and the editor oil
the Patriot going together hand in hand
as Milton said walked idam aud Eve +"
"Thcir purposes are the same" What
object are they !aboriug together to effect
Il is to convert the present Federal go,
vernment into nycai CONSOLIDATION. This
l. too palpable fact To be denied by ans
rational man either North or South.
Now. let US take the editor Of the patrio,
and set him zap hip to hip and shoulder 10
shoulder" against himself, aud see now he
viii enjoy It If he likes il very much, we
will furnish him occasionally with some
riore of the same sort, oRig Il iaiie more
so.' As south Carolina is now one 81
his principal hobbies, we will take his opin.
los, in regard to her. Rcad this aud thea
read that