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Wholesale & Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House, on the Stewart Plan;
FAIRCHILD cox,

" nOieSdIc AZ Net0Il 3ncy Dry GOO0S
House, on the Stewart Plan;
FAIRCHILD cox,
81 Nam Street, Gaieno,
VksVE just opened and daily in receipt OF the
est and most fashionable sly les of rich Dry Goods,
consisting of Silks, Sbaws Bareses De LANES fopins,
&c., Housekeeping articles, sIcb Carpets, Mating,
&c, OF The most approved sly lies and newest patterns,
Hosiery and Gloves and in isci everything the sf
Dry Goods Their stock Of fine goods large and equal
in quality ard prices any thing in st. Louis Eastern
markets. The shopping community Of Minnescts are
respectfully solicited examine this stock consisting In
part Of
Rich broc ade silk shawls, Dress Goods
white ard cold Grape 90 Rich chain silks,
Brocade Hermann do "a stripe /" st
changcable silk do 4" summer "
Brocade silk scarfs, - TuTc satins,
oolored and black Black gro de rhine,
white lace Chan,eable ustres,
Einbi oderea linen Ldkfs, SILK tissues,
Z" cuffs ~ Gerandincs,
collars, Chain berages,
d" under sleeves, Beragc muslin dc a,ncs,
Chiinizetts, &c, French jaconets,
Rich bonnet rbbens, Striped popliGs,
- chsngeablc do do Wa,er'd pop:ns, &C. q e
Carpets, French cantz,
Tapestry brussels, polcd mouxiains, &e &c,
Three ply, Printed lawns,
Ingram, &c, &C.
FAIRCHIiD & cox,
Be Main sireet, GaIeBs. "
May IL, 1s5I. ast tsr'..
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-30

n BBIS. Linseed Oil--On hand and for sale by
III July s. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
a BBLs. Puty--Gn biadders) on hand and Cor sale
Il " by July 81 GEORGE {. STR0IHER'
4 n BBIs Spirits Turpentine--On hand and s,r sale
Il " by 0nly 81 GEORGE e. STROTHER-
- BBIs Lard Oil--on hand aud for sale ~
- July 3. GEORGE C. &TR0THER.
= BBLS Cincinnati Grue-On hand and fog sale by
- July 8. GEORGE c. STR0TEER. Z.
- BBLS. sperm Oil--On hand and for sale by
- Juy 5. GEORGEC. STROTHER.
4 HI. bbis sweet oii--on hand ard for sae by =.
II July 3. GEORGE'C. STROTHER. :.
= BBI.s Fish Ol--On hand and for sale by =
q July 3. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
DRA KEGS 81. Louis ANA Cincinnati White keadr
AOO On hand and for sale, by, -
July 3. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
1871 Doss, ~. Window, ind Gia's-(A''ored 'se' ca
July O. GEoRGE C. STRoTHER ~
9 Boxes CASTLE soap--On hand ard for saIe by
Q July s. GEORGE c. STROTHEk.
q Baskets Olive ol--On hand and for sale by
- July g. GEORGE C.. SIROTHER.
Do OZS. sulph. Quininc On hand and for ssle
Il ~ by july s. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
bbis. Queen CITY varnish--Ou hand and for sale BY
II July ). GEORGE {. STROTHER.
4 n DB1s spanish whiting-on hand and for.ale by
Il " July s. GEORGE c. STROIHER.
~ hf bbls Castor Oii--On hand and for sale hv
3 July g. GEORGE L. STROTHER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-30

CAUTION! CAUTEON. CAUTIONl!:
take this occasion to inform the pubic that have
the exclusive agency (ior Gacba and vicinity for tho
sale Of the following justly ana deservedy popular Fam
ily Medicines
Graefenberg Medicines, DIR Swayne's syrup Of cherry
pr VIM Sloan's Ointment, Dr. Swayne's Vcrmifuge,
" Condn pow'r, Dr rrasks Magnetic Oni'ns,
DR.. Myers sarsaparila, Roske's Iodine Linimen,,
DR.. Sllinnn's hair tonic, DR.. Braeg's remedies
DIR. Champions Pills, Df Merchants gorgns oil,
DR. BrlstoFs n b. IMMINENT, DIR. MsFshals uterine
ALSO--ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Killer, DR.. Christes Magnetic Belts
and Fluid, Swains ranscea, Jsyne's medicines Wstars
Balsen, Fowands Tonic MIXTURE &C, &c, for by
GEORGE {. STROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
July g. No. lg6 Main street, Gslena
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THOS. r. REED L. co..
"OULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
w ST. Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have just opened fresh and splendid stock of choice
Liquors consisting c the best quality Of Brandies Gin
Whskcy Rum, Wines, Cider, &c. Also, Groceries and
Provisions of every description which they offer for sale
at the lowest prices for cash Merchants and traders
from the country are respectfully invited to give them
call.
~ Store on Third street, one door above Jackson.
81. Paul, Aug Z. 1851. LIZ tf
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T.. III. All. r.. CORwITH,

3 AVE on hand large stock OF various brands oil
browa and beaohed domestics, sl:rtipgs, stripes,
eiue drills &e NJ less prices than they nave ever oecn
s"a n IN this market.
6 Elena, October %, 1851. ~
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ST. PAUL AND ST. LOUIS PACKET.
vnHIIE Steamboat DR.. FRANKLIN No. z, will arrive
Il St. Paul Saturday the 2ls of June and every
alternate Saturday thereafter until further notice with
immediate despatch Gacna, st. Louis and intcrned-
ate ports June -, ISL
STEAMBOAT DR.. FRANKLIN MOL.
XXylII. arrive Saint Paul in time to depar, early
w every Monday Tor Guiena. For freight pas
sage, apply on board. June 10, ls5l.--9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-14

ye'a1A Gtus<ns
sN4Aears have paaaea eit~c had the bon-r,
~ ffom my fsilow.citisens. 10 present =
hfiefA krosiiion of the vi~wa and principles
whscMsksfe to govern me in tho event ri ny
b..s0F1t-esd, by their partially, in tho Exeea-
tFa E.s The choice having tallea on ma "
'hs fAe's Of the August efrctlon In lS4s, il be-s
peopitof The State, through her 1eYi.lstnrvs:
;nY oyA.on npon the various subjects Of sstsiss
policy, ss,f TO recommend SUCH ns in ms ndg-a
nst v.ls best calculated to meet the wentes
Of he t>rulry and promote the general good i
u he performance Of this duty. have siasyeI
y isasoted 70 call to mind the solemn oh'igss7
iicn Of my constitutional oath, gfaifiii res
rsetnbsanee Il tho distinguished fsyoss Of ihAl
people d. FexaA and At no time have fosgai~ss
sep heF past glosies and heriaiure hepss Ny
Public sets and the measures have advocated,
each and siggutar, are before the country SRI
al ass 4 cleoa and r,,s'd iugeslig atina a
them 10 spirit eTssndor and impastsAlilTs
AIN sai sled that M excitement or basis asssa&
ont u he peculiar nature Of some u q
qass'pps which hare engaged Tie public udaA
and ,.steti or the public councils within the ~
elghteea men,hs, viii prevent an lurarsial
ndrf faent ~ the condue. Of the public s~fvxntt
wlofs hasn been engaged during that PERIOD
Genndag iu the justic~ and kiadneas u ~ \
f.llow. citizens, shall await their m ard Viii
ont fear 3
! IN again candidate fcr the ais.,uRuishe
ciict WITT which ycp hare hprrtct,ss honor~4
ne; and in taking this position hass tce
eontscllsd by desire 10 serve the ktate IA
respond 20 the solicitaiIsna NJ iasn, P<fsone
and pollt.s4 friends, whcss cp'n'ons did - !;
feel u.ysrli altogether q liberty y disr4.n 81
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a.. f...ft, ,t,.r,..;v. rs s.r,.sio. .nH tire
80 ,',.t.slIa c,n,,o..rci... If .l,,,ion
IN ~. ,-.rcLY ,os,o,i.,, Lsr,,d.r,
49,. =. ,.. ;,.,,s.,;,... Nh "a so,,l,
.as, g. ,...i.lI.,.,s., ,,;o and l,s,i,c
a;s,... rs ,,,'.. ~, ,,r,s,o,, ,y,c,,.
.f....,,., .A,...,..,.a. - ,l., .,,;,.,.
$50 -, ,,,,,or.. a.. ,,'I;r,,..,.t ,so.,.
IA. ,,,,.,. .a.,, h,,.sd.u. ,n.,;..sn.
..s,ce..,''n ,;,h ..rh ron,;or~oeir. L.fore
80 ~
,rss ,-oyoe,,;o,. n .scx,,;o, ar. very
vsu v,,Ie,s,o,d IN ,h, Nonh They ar,
nc in.erarity Of slavery snd liberty. and
law. aud .oe,ciy. in The South from d. ac
,;,e d...,,,issijon of sLcI,,iooi.m IN n.
N.,I' o....al ,.,,,s..,,,, ,nI ,b. Li..b.,
-. a. .ra n,"a a. Ia End in tbe ~,
,'a. -, ,,s~,in', ,,s ,,r,a. and ,,ig,,i,n
iaa, ;,no..d mo-, a., Scu,h nader which,
th.v .oesib,,. /, d;s,,o,osti,ua,ely large
-, ., a.. c.,t.s,, ,.,.,,ss ,,..a ot
,.ts.h ,La,, .,,,,,,., .h,,. t,.,,,,,or,;,u,,..
H.. Ill +. ~. SOL .,,,,-,,..;.,;o,. m.
49,, -, as,. ron.,.,, tr.i,,ce
'.as-...,t.. $50, - a.. ,.,,.s, ~ he <,,,h
!, a.. r,,,a,,sn ,ra,e- vsheel,
,s,:.si, -,no M, with ,L.,r vessels tull Of the
,er,,;,;., a,,t .n,tv !, r,o, III. absorbing
t,nd ..d oo Io,,,, su,t, "a, .,o,h,r SIM
,Is Th. ,rovo.,,;ons the, n secession,
49, I, <or,hs,n .g.,e,sious unon m. ipsli.
,.,,;aa sr .,.s.r ''J 10 A.. ,nr;g ,,s,sn
r. i,aas,;e. 80, \o,,,..,n ,a,,ngac,,rsr, a,
a.. '''.a -, A., So,.u rb.. Stat. a,
60. fra~.,;n. ,a...ra. Iii 49,. me-
oa's sl,',, 49, ,r.:a. !, v.lssL
~ = - =, da.,,l.d ,,;s,.,.s...1r
amd ..,;aa,,I - .la }. ,a, h.5s
a"p $1,000 '.','ii ',,,s., =; Ian,
~ ., i, ST.. So So, - 49, ola,,
-. ~ -. .. 49,. ~ SyI. ,,,psni.d and
~. y 53fs ~ n,,,, .,eh term,
VA go, - d,.,. L.r an,
Il, =. '''.'. 4. H.. .r..a.i,, !, .ra ~.
a.. 60, H. ahinl !, /. ,,o,.
,,''''sll.. ~ ~, ..nasa,, ,l.n s,,.s AZ.
'is's ~ '''''~
''" sr,'' '''.....a,.,,. f. .o....,an -. III.
nrosn.e,ls, advantages of ffee iraa., III.
prospect OF a vast Southern republic. sS.
tending to The isia'nus OF Pnna"'i' "'elud.
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have nothing to gaia in the s.ection # any OF
the Candidates Tor congress, IN We hsfa' II re-
mn.ns fer rs TO consider no" we hiss saue'
Z tie lea.t possible injury 10 ease "hlfh We
eannsi AVOID AID 4 may be laid down IN the
beginning, il.al oaf w.sest course is 10 prevent,
J If Il be possible, tie election Of any one whom
We MAY not, hereafter ~ more ial efAhis ef'
cumslausc-, be able to iispaee me erection
Of mas, who, from some calse o. oii'ef NOT 'hs
same with pefsof'ai merit a'sNas Already h'sh N
public mea. aud wants bnt tle success IN ms
,'seiion. as Tie zone step Dghef TO set hin
bis'esi' any III ,'m d. es'Ao"s'eu i,s.ea',
hfHs' "VA'' tr' y. ~'1d y go, s '''J
rue 81 '"e ''N NV ID. .'.,e"N 10y \, 49, 49,
i''''' y" 'A' =, Z, !,
"Nl'" e,'l ~ ""o" '', IN', - Xxx
gym, Wv -, 80, .'' w.
eno bs.n >, ss'ANi'! H'"l'i''N'iVH In.p"- II.
VII saHei hh"i ai,1 nle's''".r N',s''' y
WI oe OF no ese' a'let""les' ~ '''A W ',,,'''.
EN- iSn's ""u ln"' a., ""f' =, '.''
egu's su'sp's wa uv 'o.''e' lo'. ''.' t'.V''
WI" N'a' "e i"t"0 ~ ~" ~
"',' -. ~ H. t.'a,
M "a -. !, sf.s,
farever J',frsnelisel 10 preyen, Inns. ws
shouM be careful TO avoid ,lrse things. One
ia Ia fnld onr srIu.. anI stand by IN d,scon.
tented inact.,ity another. TO throw our vote
.ysy on a man who IS not hkeh to be elected /,
and lastly to vote FOX any candidate from feel,
iupx Of personal preference. or because he
seem. 10 agree with US more nearly in prIn.
ciple OF hold, some doctrine which anoG =
does not hold, and which is vet held b. us; Tor,
le: It be remembered, tina, an hing, are ba, OF
minor Importance 10 the rights and iHderenl-
snee OF ~. southern states ana iiSi' Oh ms
: question. the least removed from Us Of the
candidates Is a. Bad as be Who Is removed Tar
u.S
Having frsmIstd ia's much II WI appear
hat we cannot vote te' either 'ndes hostEl,
Or Judge Es.s ., I6 , e.ye.'9a Of either Of
t'h ', nne, 0 S,aa" ' -, ~, ssn,,o usr,
NnNh e"H'e hAip'h 70 u, tylu'',n parry
a,no"s vs. '9I " A ,I '''la" VIZ t"','
el'rH"h Nuu'u W'A' t'i' '"e strongest men
/ 10 Eastern Texas, whom y would he imposs,-
/ bic hereafter to defeat. aud We might then I'D
Z farewell ia our cause forever and A dsv Ana
4 - 49,. -. =, ,,.,.,',,',,', Il. 49,, -
WV" ''e 'r" 81 preventing 'n''' n'sANitfs' IL
IA proposed m al harness ana "set'mE down
naught in nahc-, or nugh' erienna'ug' 10 in
e. s' to withhold withhold from ' ' ;a' s s''''
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MEssRs, EplToRs:
That an important crisia Is At hand in the
history Of our national aAshs, Is = truth,
which none can centrovsrt. Al no period
in our NATIONAL sIistence, since the adop.
ton Of the Federal Constitution, have the
people been called on to act with more de.
ibcrsiion-with nsors promplasas- with
more frmnexs than upon ~ great and
superintendent questions Which are fear
fully agitatihg our country from one eS.
trelns u the other, mighty battle is b..
ing fought --on tie one hand. BY the adyo.
Gates Of State Rights a. eiponnded by the
two great luininaries 81 the Republican
party, Jefferson aud Madison and on The
other, BY ehos<, whose principles Il they
gain tts eses~dency, will consign to dask
and Obvious grave, the last vsslige Of state
sovereignty, and with II. the best hopes and
expectations Of the svns friends Of our led.
erAtive system Of government And with
truth II may 10 said 81 the real friends o.
ths unisn, that Union only which il no ~.
eefation u ths sacred term. which Is H.
ersatsep Of the eonalilation, aud whicl,
ahs11 sAit inst - loag A. the risAts Of al
~ ppeliss to It. are sacredIy AID konnsably
easrved and no longer. The apeo 1aess.
htgse. ass dismai and Appalliss ~ With
)tlcn OF ~ IN of ~ 6eek r wcsld
hsss1ll - wAieh ~ 60 spseA
/ i ,,s.vl+ss = ~ ~.
49, nMlsAss mxttsrtp IN 1S
y. M - H s1
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WFSbTS. EHtTOTs
Having been solicited by sessrsl of the
citizens 70 preach the sermon over. which
was 30 suddsaIy iatsrrupted bv the sio,m
Sunday svsssts lat, / wouiI take ,bi,
method Of AAsinH. That would cordially
comply With the request, had mora time
to preach 10 ia citizens Of Msrshail but
a. have only two sahharhs n month,
and have ssvsn Or eight sermons ~ this
scsiss YET 70 dellscr ! hope they viii "
e9os ~ from repealin. il
fons- Respectfully.
". w. s.
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might well wave pro i-aporr DE Pfoyiso.
VIXEN there nss no iced Tor !, Indeed. u
tho South wa. wiiIing to give ~ Inc whole
territory. Why should tee Nor,h sppIy a
n.,s which would ral allow he South =
share OF i. And vet, whoa al thia was
done, the South reioleed that J; had sol I'D
at least ct the Nilnot fiosi,o' Il can
.nl,a ,,..lf t,o. w.th The reflection tha, the
doctrine OF non Intervention ulgL;. .ome
day OF y. .r. hisn IN our adysniags There
might be slave icffi,ory Co annex 10 TIC
nion. aud theu We Would claim tho sp
pleaiion Of tbs rule. 81 dis precedent
The North hss got all il can get. sad e
shall have The ucsi clain.
Such we're the yie~s OF the Southern
comptoorsrrs, but what were VIC inict-
tons oi lne Nerbsrn parties 10 lh's bundle
OF conversational Let one of the most mod
crate sad able of ,teir politicians answer
Let one SPEAK who has been applaudsd here
~ au iiluslrious friend OF the south. TIE
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I'd =
- ~ sse ess4 ssesnl. ana ' 49,
r1oa:.lDAsse-& -
q - ~. ...oenfH ~. ahewcrcd
s[~.l 80 - ~ n. S~4 qnna >
s'',ves ~ -, sse.,a..,- .s..,,oo
v4r, Van ZsrdN moved the ctNYDUe question:
whi-h wsx carried" aud the 04eauTe1i oil tie
I,la~ w.s> I'm. sh,lteyei from the plt-ss
- q. H., .o.t.nuA
~ a. rsy.s~ ,h.~- sec.
But u - here PROPOSE, 10 '1''o" 's' Wv
tons little more critically, ~ Is r'ccS>s*'y
I'M. their nature and operation should Ia more
H.. .a l., 81, tLst ,hnse. for whose
i"'s eAf"s'"T ~ "'''' go ,r,, ha,,A 4.
SURFACES NE Jusgr ~ e'"a'"''''
apprised 81 his doctrines and pfnefirs"' i-Sis-
laltou. and his fitness for the legislative sphere
WI. III. -. ,b.y xili he taken M and con
Wv" ,''' =
Hdsfed ~ ine' own ofse''
With re -pect then TO the first
,.,, =. a,,,,, ...,s.e-J in
fir'""- W Wv u ~ I,,.},,.. = S,,.iu
The ht't -rp''"n' gs.,ns,u =" 'u1 ss, ~. a" nn,.
al1 hr'ng ref,. f'e ~ = ~ -, - ,..,,, h,
Of y ~ ne ~'se o' % a'' ~. ,,h~n
70 dispose 81 ~ pun .e =. e. H., ~. ye,r
Me,'ce o1e-ns "nrpsnu'm' " 49, az Me- N
l,-h ths country n~,'ne W v' "a ~ ....,,nn.i
Ike manner ~ va rso'r 'p- nJ H.. 49,. al
nnul The .N'unph % ari,' ~ -" .l,s 49,, :,
h-,ic" hAa We ''ihe s's''u'p w wy" ,'Ysi W..
Il ai-l~sAs "i u " 'ls'" rs" y. ,,,,.v a. !,
"grauis wa ians' 'uhcsr'lsn', ''"e,, " ~"
vcfr ssuei ~ r''hrF OF 'he'e 'pnhs' " w
embraced "a NE ss'n'" We 81, r. !;
land conaaet the ssoIrty Vi - AZ. 80
iio convenient nrs''' o, ~. VIZ, IL ~ ~.
lot every drxT, '"o h'n", ~ - ~ 80
motion Of Ju1rr i'ah' nun -" III " 4. ".
matter either, TO whom ihese sfAnr mao o.s" y.
INTO "h"se hsrv' 'Nri ~ ~ ,i,,s -, ,,,r -
fhrfs though They 'h""a " w, ~
essdeuer the hf"rf o our 'rNu'N,',, =, a, -
| II rAp Jseinio, iii- INNS VET ~, W =. wy az
" null sad sois r-'cuil"'l ,ad .aAen p'.'s 'ne
STATE Of '",a-' ~'ten "h1'e ','nl,s sae w.
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Tkc Henderson Convention
HsNnEnsoN, June 10, Is5l

I HesVs. Editors
This body consisting Of Delegates from
eighteen counties OF The first 0ugresa,ona
. District OF Texas. met st Henderson on 81
lust. and WAS cailsd 10 order hs Gen. VIM
&. horNe. OF Red River County. on Nhosl
motion Col inc. l. Button, OF Houston
County, was appoutsd-trssideni pro. fem.
aud Oh motion OF y J, Hall, of Harrison
Jno +. Crayens Esp, OF Andersen, Wal
appointed Secretary PFC. TEN.
Tho Convention then proceeded to til,
election o, ulcers, which resulted IN the
election OF tea. Nm. :. TAYLOR, of Cher,
okee County, as President, aud Jno T.
CRhyrSs, oi Anderson, as Secretary.
Rules and regulations for the govern
naut OF the Convention were then adopted
al,er which that body proceeded 10 ballot
for a candidate tor Congress.
Cob luo l. Barton nominated the Hon
o. VI Roberts Mr. traddoek, of Lamar
County, nominated the Hon. Il. Scuery
ard the Hon. d. o. Norton, OF Wood, non.
mated lie Hoe. T.. u, Evans.
ca ths FIRE, ballot III. vote stood
Easrt,. soi-.
lsau-, u
sfHfg' 10
second ballot sane i'sei'.
Vol hu'tun ll'H WoAe Az" "iNu's"
The name oi 'bo Hon. - VI h"0rtis'
On ihe lhild Ballot
,adse Eyaas fgs-isea v votes
- - T.
49,. - ~ - .''''',''
~. .'l. !, H., ...~..,''., c.i.-.
-, - -.
,9ns
sorv, %
Il Was then moved, aud carried unnni
MOusly. that tie lion. X StrHrA, having
received two thirds OF the ,oics present,
should be recommended 10 the Democracy
Of the First congressional Uisinet, ~ a
suitable person TO represent them IN the
next Congress Of the United States The
Convention did not pretend to nominate \
candidate, in the usual sense OF TINT term
the entire District not being represented
but they merely balleled 10 ascertain the
strongest man, and then recommend him 10
the Democrats Of the District. They al
opted tbs resolutions Of the Baltimore on.
,ension OF ISIS. as the platform OF the
canvass, adding two Others TO i, to-w'i
lst That they are IN favor Of = rigid ad.
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"oi" Ae'eP'''" VI NV ~S"'H'""'-e
ih"fe ~ uo' W our a"lhis, cebai'i " a"u
we '0n'- - 'N'r' ne ~ 'ne iisi'ff o. "'HV'
F'ia.''i chfo 70 'ne i"'P's'"is'
pnp ,"th ava eeeeP,oi Oh 'H one rama,
aA' 'ae n''haness anu tame su,ulis,'seNt"
" sss a1AsA' ~ - ~ ~
sp't"l'', , '''', ,, 'o''"sN.s' XII Mi ~ lay
49, ',V ,'''' v",fss - ~,
.fi ~, ~ !" r. s'''.
az ''u'' ~ ", ny 'e'i"'o Nv a'''', ~
u, ',..I.., ', ,,,'.s..',. 's 'a
''s t'l'.N ,..i,; ~ -
', ~. s,,, H. ,I'
-, ~, VI =, ,.,,''.i,..,'.''.' y,
- - -, ..i...,..'
~. .,i,.,,'.,. ,hs.n',, =, aus a.. J.,l.'
:, slJ r. n. nor,iGr,,,on IF ,,,r no.;,;na
We read da,ly In their .necehc, and eJ,,o.
rais that the Nortl ha, gained every thing
hv that Con,nronise and ti,e Scu,h lus
gained n shadow. In, very pursuit of
which il mora easily ll,an ths auh.lanc,
would be yaluahl.
The Norm a. GAINED the whole terrific.
re f,r vsi,i.b Inc S,,,b shed he I,locd aud
,sucndel is treasure IL has takeu II all.
and the States which stood len 10 thr,e
when this Constitution was iormsd--wbo
coald have contfolied and ahauc.. il. char.
sc,rr. but who were content with i.w
clearly "a pressed guarantees find themselves
excluded from thai equality OF fights which
constitutes the basis Of our Government --
whiout which il had b.twr at oncecrumllo
into dissrgausation. The great achievement
wa. accomplished through the new euiss OF
+" Non Intervention" Tho Wimoi prosiso
was comparatively, \ frank and open nvswal
OF their intent /, rob the South. We saw its
purpose, understood is character, and
tho whole South resented il nasaiully II
Was discovered that there was d more .hec.
tual mode Of gaining the same object, than
~ ts.'s bold procedure.
The new plan went much further than
the pfoyiso ever proposed to 20. That
aimed at the limitation of slave territory
at heinn,iu. il in between certain mstes
and bounds But the new idea Of non.in
ieryontioa aimed higher, il contemplated
tie positive prohibition Of the admission Of
auy slave territory into the Union The
workings OF ls \, stem were happily llus.
trated By Mr. l)enisnin and othss Wig Or.
ators in this State. in their structures upon
Gen. Cxss's Nicholson iestsr. Gen. Cas-
proposes, they said, 10 leave this question to
The decision Of tho people, who are now. Or
shall h.rsat,.f..i'l. 'hensw sssFlio',. wen.
there and with the influence Of cninrants
from Tho iree States, and The restraint upon
e,.s.4 a.. III -. l l. ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-14

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