The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-07

would not possess. Our final obiec, is be
You'd single State secession; and We vii
want States in, rs well as out Of, the unior
, TO bring on that object to its accompish
meat. With the failure Of Mississippi te
give us her operation. ends all southern
cooperation: no Southern Congress vii
meet. Our sister southern States deciu,
our solicitation 10 meet in council The,
tell M plainly. in declining our invitation
; we viii not, or cannot, aid you TAX,
care Of Your own destiny Surely, il We
now move on alone 10 redress our common
wrongs, no charge Of precipi.ancy, or oil
ambitious leadership. can, with any show
OF justice, be made against us. We have
done all which n delicate regard to their
position has required US to do. We have
mplorcd them TO lead u.s. We have i'm.
Plored them to cooperate with u.s. They
will do neither; after pledging 'hemsc Jes
TO do both. Now then, that we take our
fate into our own hands. are we no, emit.
tied to their sympathy--th hearty good
wishes for our succcssl For my part, il
they will give US these, it is all would de.
sire in the present state OF things in the
South. A Southern Congress now, would
be our ruin. With Nrgnia, Maryland,
Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee--in such n
Congress, what would be its connscls Sub.
mission submission for themselves, sub.
mission for u.s. aud should we in disgust
retire from the Congress we ourselves had
/ invoked. or cast their counsels under our
! feet. mipht we not excite the resentment
/ and alienation of our sister southern States
COMPOSING il, ! rejoice. therefore. tina, no
Southern CONGRESS will meet; for no
Southern COMPRESS can NEE, TO redress the
wrong. of the south Alone we must
move. and alone it is best for ia TO move
in IN. ,resen, condition of ,bincs So "a.
tnl wonld be III, tendency of n Southern
Cong,.ss Tim, should M, he n, all sur.
,,i.rd !, before loug one il "a, nm BIZ ,he
administration n, ashinr,on, or is pro.
,osed IN n. nv the mos, thorough submis
sion S,,,cs t:en Jackson's Cabinet il *
nav knovn was the author Of Mr. Wat.
L;,s I.;,b,s mission IA south Carolina in
is.r, r.. C.,.,,I hold an, ,o,hipo I'm,
the mos, delyiug threats to us as the nd
mn;s,,o,;on uow effects IN do whilst his
serrc, fears werc displnyea in his secret in
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