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

,vu,h ~ vbrt n w~,t tested nv ~sJ~s-sf~ sh"w ~
| a uan who !. urw any ,u'y-r' and Ne eau c'~''
,.t wi.4,s, II, a s.v,.,uy ihai th~ sss~
former p<rie- In. hill off.- Ar',~t's to 'bo-r q
pse-~ns vsoirs-et"-sisy Sfsfs Its''As
The ,naii, object OF the Patriot for u'c
la.t two yean, it would sesm. has been
Ia Get on tI,-t side "f all questions which
wrs most pc;,ular. II has been the la,ored
..Fnu Of i,s yatiou. conductors to nuke It
+" The Peoples Paper Hut we do r-' in
tend to bring up the many p"'iiical s'n'er'
sells which the Pa,rio, took pr, ioo- Il, the
commencement Of the era Of ,,s present
conductors, rs charge aga'n,i them bat
will only hold them to recount for their
avn tc,giseIsaiions. Considering their
mas. faults, they ought :, irel thankful Ia
us that We have shown So much ltni;y to,
wards then, rs We heretofore have. Nut
our lorbrnrance has ouly increased :i,eir
inv. aud lh,S crow over us rs II thc; hid
achieved great victory. sni provoke us
with their iu,pe';iocnt questions. Patience
has now ceased 10 hs virtue with u.
/ Notwithstanding their youth Ia the csu-e
would seem o. claim lor them n IIills ncr.
=, n, our hands: YET they have exhibited
~ much skill Ia tlnir unl,olv warfare, Of
Lcic, that We now promise them the tate that
woula Justly br visited on him Of ter,y y, ors,
e,y,rnnce IL the filthy work. We hav,
taken or our gloves. aud they mus: beat
the consequences. No Doubt they vii
think, before We are done aitl, them. tha)
we have juss rvtsrned from the -
House" ssszsss
I1Nn Ne for the character
II ut least. siace the accession
Fitbersp""n. its prescu, poii'co'
)ifor, Ia the cdito,i.l clnir What side,
Y"f every question. afisi from The lac ex'
| ci,emeM on the sn'.cc, Of slavery, have
they no' tiled Ia, Yesterday. ms il were,
they occupied the most nitro Southern
( ground. I'VE" said they. should al
the,. both jew and Gcniile, Wings aud
/ Drmncrais, unite on the great southern
platform nnd battle agains, our common
enemy. tfor ms such we mus, consider the
4 \orh,) aud 'hs, " il the hand Of oppre.s.
+ ion is not s"on renewed hundred Thousand
I,ayoncts viii ere long gl.tco in the snn.
beams Of free lon. and u tlnpnsnnd caupons
viii heralI 10 the world. thu, southern rights
are sacred things and n,ps. b. respected
/ They regretted that Ne had no Washing
! Frdpretnl Government, bui hoped TIA, ",
would "nccd him not" aud invoked " the
whispering split Of LAFAYETTE nr Wash
.ogIo" upon " the wea'd soldier" 1t
nnv BE-, said they, "oor brethren will fall
diving prayer to the God af Justice 10 save
Que Spartan To tell the sad aud fpm'a A.
I bic tale: "W. die ii .,,iny Ia, the rights
/ Of our country Texas has always fought
her own battles and can Il" II agaiu" The,
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t,nm OF Government " RS ror". far rorso,
I thau the one man power OF the I'D world
How do they stand now. They dcnonnce
| those wI,o have been consistent. and who
arc yet willing 10 "unitr on the great
Southern platform to battle agaiu,, onr
common enemy ms "uaitofs,' dis"nion.
ISIS, scc.s-inn,sts, -" iirc-eaicrs, agiia.
tors nuj apply 10 them every opprobfiocs
cpi,hc, that could be couinred up by the
,e,i,., hackgua,ds-- ,hu praises Tor the
"clorous Union" are unloundpi. aud
they have found that to preserve the Union
is - pre,errr our liberty "Texans."
they say. "you who have So mob y fought
the battles Of Liberty aud added such n
bright star 10 the galaxy OF states. let your
voice he heard for the American Union
they worship the uninn nav with grent.
or devotion than Anrons followers did his
si'len cali, and call upon the split Of
Washington. The Fathe' ol His Coun-
try" to Inspire them viii, new zeal
Daring our recent difficulty will, the
Federal Covernueu, in regard to ou Santa
tie Territory. they pointed to the conduct
of ehivnlsous Soutl, Carolina, when her
political sky was ia, kened, and lhuudcrs
from cop,"l,ing clouds and darkeued air
believed forth til. lai,,entahl. hovl, aud
even til. lightnins's tinry wing showed in
NIL lis dcfonnity the horrible booking mon.
s.er the Federal Government, who stood
ready 10 leap upon and d.vour his prey"
as an example Tor Texas 10 flow, aud
hoped tina, sl,. m ght arquit herself Ms hon.
orahly, Nor there is no limit To their situ.
peration against this noble State. They
call her " ! he Chivalry," IN deli-ion, and
spirit their venom ut her on every occasion--
aud to m,ie the split IN the S"utl, Of re.
s'ssance To further aggression. they join IN
the unnicaning cry Of South Carolina
Sou h Co,olina,"
What did they think of President FIJI
more, hut short time sincr They said.
Texas has been mo- grossly insuIt.d, and
most ou,rnscoasiy treated. by the Execu.
tive" ave would spenk To S"uther,, men
aud ask them. said they, "h. they wings