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

Tue LArs MsyoR liENxy.--We see
man, hands me t'ilmirs paid to the meme.
~ 81 this Young hut distinguished officer in
the N"rthern papers. aud irnm our own
knowledge ri him VIZ know thAs they ARE
sell Mcsitcd. Tie was the writer of ,lss.
graphic and pleasant letters in che n. T.
Spirit ~ the 'Ihnes. under the signsture Of
20. III L." liis is,ss will bc sincerely felt,
not only !" the army. hal BY n large ri,rl-
ii friends IN civil li'~ who mere cndrared TO
him for hi. 'aany social and manly qanii,i.s.
Exehunse.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

IT, the star st4is i'aiais III last weet
rs cdi'srs. IL speaking u! In rlaii"e be
tween thu s..sr,al state. aud In. [ r.ios, o.
nen.rm d"sreun~pi. giving their view.
81 the character oi that relation. dcss
. tie light ~ serrs.,op." hni admit III.
f'9hs of rcsoIaii,n." sud -reak of the latter
~ the onl, l,.g.tista'- p.de b. ~hirh "
state ms, .e,'k rsl~f iron, i,Jr,ai ,nrroasl,
mvli ssd asnps.i,"n III. pr"po-itinn
sreas- To- be- ~! ,cioas They say ,ha,
81 ,srs'atres .l.opli justify = state in De
,iu, tia, the ,drfsl t,n,riuiiieii bad
hr'kru The compact -. uuiu, -. hid o.p, ped
the Iamcs- frAoisul l., tbr constitution 3"
The s,ai,'r. and Itine 4 10 ~ the utiy suy.
crrien l'unrr LH,,.r the light to- MAKE Laws
uu III so''ieels. aHa 60 lrrce the >tnics iutu
suhir,'ion y state bs. F- remedy hot that
1T revolution. MN. - revolution can
only be directed against the supreme power,
We mud, rsisnd then, 10 ..gn'f, tha; the 81
ptenv power casts in ID. Federal Govern.
nent. \ sovereign stst. might revolution.
ne. bat the act wosld be confined 10 itself \
sovereign state mghi deelarr that the com
Pact which II had enie-,d into With other
sovereign states, equally binding on all. had
hccn lucken. and tia, II was under 90 Oh
hgaiiop to- ronlinn. TO observe u. aud Dc.
c'a,c Il "a nali,ty but tbs srs wonld be d,
rcied against others. Would tii, be- rev
oluti"n \ state might espn se.is, the at
tempt of the Federal Goycrn,nen, To force
the observance Of the compact. Would
this be- revolution A. the states arp SOY.
ere'yn. the rsot~s'ion Of the Patriot Is
ssisss - \ tbc Federal Government we're
~ sovereign power, and the states entirely
y I~ndeu, upon il, will !, would be true
They speak Of the "'ght OF revolution
as tcmed, provided by the compact OF
u,,iun. This canaoi be-. I he romp,c. ia
an agreement between the different sov-r.
eighties. partaktug 81 the naiurs of treaty
" lis, ~onIj be- the force "f clause 10 n
t'ss,y between independent nations proy.
dug Tor their common d,feace mud goneraj
veltare declaring tia, each should have
IN, riah' Of rcroim,o," in case of breachi
This night eAisis by the laws of nature.
Human laws are intended To fesiniu ih
ua,ofal rights, and nese~ give them more
force, Then natnrnl rights are never io he
exercised Ia fedrrsa wrongs. where n RENE.
ny is prosid, 4 10y the cisil law. New has
ANY remedy been provided ia ease Of viola.
tion Of the eompae, NJ union, Iba, rem.
cdy consists IA thr right of each state to
dtclarc The compact at an eud, aud to re.
sumo the powers which II had delegated.
Texas canuot have light To revolt from
the Onion. lu, .he can have right To- Sc.
cedr from H. Il She were Co deelare tina,
there wns an end To the compact. and that
size would no ioiigrr observe IT, and were
10 tteni i, rs u nnlht,, It wonld be al net al
secession. aud not an act of revolution
Aud Il she had cause Tor so doing. she woui.i
have u right aud II she !sd a tigh, To do
80, The FEDERAL s.o,urnn,rhi would have no
i,gh' To prevent her.
This is our under iandine Of the lad.
ienalay tights and privileges reserved by
the stitss, which the Patriot admits they
possess.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

Tvs Tsur" IN 4, Nur smxit'-'
Washington correspondent. al the Pe"ss
vanisn speaks d~al IT nuth IN tn
paragraph;
'D'slk of the settlement OF ,hs slave -
lion! The idsn II absurd. Il Will ~
~ settled ~ l"ng ~ demagrgse 'ss' !.
Int" Office thrcsgh lis agitation. -
South were ia H. IT, h~nds and sssi ~
make M resistance to anti.slsvery p'ss i.
-vs aud niger ssesles. and make
tempt 10 r~rlsin, their property 49, n
he'd of il. the aeissto's oi the Ncs
Grc~l~ys and Garsisons, and Abby A3
would not te sasis&Sd. Thea tssy
60 IN s.rongsst Coz snning w slave
annuinntinn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

or Sac the advertisement Of ]. s.
ksArr, Een,al Snf.sn. Of New O,lenne.
Persons going 10 the city. il they have had
teeth. should no, iaii TO give him call
Do ~ before visiting tho oyster salnots.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

In eur cleaning. tf.n, the Iss.s l'fe :,
son,e time sgo, as gave y notice 81 ,''e cap
lure 81 the Wild Woinan of Tie Nav.l ID
taken froa the rssss Monument. Published
at LII cfanyr. We also spoke eel tbo " I'D
Man rs having been calaa eI s".ne,'snc
heo,r. The nu,h IA our nerosy was a
l,,ir drfcient about this I'crs"eagc The
,ii,or Of IL Monument. afirr speaking I"
the rorpliner, We paid hi. paper to which
{, was every way eniiIl.-d. aud drnomiua
ting the Republican one ef tn. ailrst ga
,,,f. IN the State proceeds To- inform Us
WIN the Wild Man h.. We quote:
The rdi,,. seem. ~ ,bhs that the Mid
Mas had been caug.,i and 'ancj, previous
,u the rHpgaf- "f tbs Wha Woman ~ the
\a,sdld. I h. j. y mistake. This " I'd
ueu j. ns other lcrsau than Moses Nv.
ans, commonly eailcd Nose; VII" csll-
himself the Wild Man at the woods. III,
ihaugh be- leads II prrifir he lie is the
same N-kr who was n apiain und"f Ca
nsl,.. dpi,ug the Federal VIZ. aud 1T ah"iu
ilir be.s tell the ssor, that. When b, cen
paay was reduced to seven. be-. With chaf.
arierislic perseverance. Offered &" cock 'or
all. ulher than see hls company dissolved
liz j. the same Mozr who guided the East.
efn Texas regiment over the RS. W. bar. ut
the mouth oi the \ueces, when fhsN all ~.
manned all uight ~ sea he - the salnr
Nozc who wore the ratilrsuakc ,cst-wbc
went out with Ben. Met uiioneh IL ist7,
and WIN, after the Lofses had sianpr,ird nj
the head al Padre Island. ~ night, and had
beea p,rsue.i to the Inlet where they were
creased IN the island. WAS found upon the
l~arl, about midnight, watching two horse
tracks. Que going one way. and one going
tbc other" which he sad convinced him thu,
In. horses had taken the A" back track. aud
with scll.saf-iied mir he remarked. there
ain, many men would thought ;hat
he il the snme Moses Evaus who placed
petition upon ise table of the ptesdrut Of
the Spnnie of Texas, IN 1913, requesting
the President "a. the | ni,ed States Ia attach
lin Ia the Typographical Engineers oi the
United stiles, rs general layer off of
roads" as he WIS one oi the best woods
men ~ me Wuifi. Nlitf Moses returned
from the wars. he was converted ri the
great Methodist canp'ne-liog near tins piar.
in the lHll If 81. aud duiHg lii harp, ~.
c,lcu,eni be- remarked thai h, had packed
mofr SIN than Gc',. 1A,l"'s train of two
hnndfed wagons could haul; nid that he
bad got III o. it all, and was So light that
he felt like ti,in4. tie has, we un,lel stand.
iained the Baptist hnIeh. and /, now au''c
tame hat the hair upnn his face i. s''l A..
thick rs Mexican chappHral
We have been enlighien''l through nv.
other channel since We snw the atl,rlr il
the No ,nnent. \ ii,nd Ia this place i.
well acquainted with Mo1e. lie SAYS Moz,'
surveyed land for the settlers H. u.ed NJ
conpas- hut. Ilsn,ins himself cr,~' took
sigh' u. come distant nhiert Win his eye
As he used u larias for chain. his services
wer. general, il 'leinaud IN wet wraihc,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

tann \r"auEs N DELAWARE. -lh
Legislature oi Deliwnre has been tr.isIs
'ing on the subject ~ trec negroes il tn
State. Ia Is proposed to ten,".e from "
state the 'n",c worthless al th.n,. ~ Il. h
stimulate others to sci elevation and h.
proscn,eu,. The ~ ulso lo, i,.s IA ~
prevention of the ilcu siu, -, the ho d o
pegr"es under the p,eteac. u! mee''iT'
pfnressions. Ac..--iia u ,ln,i .ato aid
Que or two Other lawns oi the >t..i,. -
other and distinct law ,,t"s ites al ia'
binding OUT al all Tree nea,o Il .l.',et l-'
tween certain ages, Ia snp,e us. at av'ea
ton ar trade, 10 Us /" d" awas ~i4 -
wretehed uanncr in which il j. sad tl--'
are allowed To gr"w up in vice aad "il''se'.
The act provides for their relief I,"", ihtH
lndentufes. aud also takes care q. t!iei' ssp
porl aYi co'niort. aud we believe MS" y'sr'
a stipulated Compensation.
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(la1Ne

or We csll attention % travellers GEM.
vsst u the ndrcstis.meu, Of l.. u. Camp.
We have no doubt his Fer, is on The near
Ct roa,,, and altogether the hes, road.
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wA.m,sarsS. j."u.@kso. 1851.

4 WAsm,NareN. Jsnuas 30. 1851.
ttlnn. 1'tn.,,as Corwl", Secretary Of the
| Treasury:
S,x-Ilciore returui q to Texas il is DE-.
4 sirahlr TINT I sl,"ali Know from the Srcsr.
tar, Of the Treasury the ccns'rucs'"" which
will e given To the following qoest'""s
growing out of the Act ef Congress, ap'
I proved September 9th. 1850. proposing
to the State OF Texa. the establishment "'
/ he, Northern AND u es,ern boundaries.
.ir.
lat. Wha. rule will tie Government
adopt IN order e. arrive nj n knowlrd.r OF
I that portion ol the debt OF Texas. fer which
duties on impests were Specially pletg' Il,
\ IN coutradis,inciion Ia the residue o' her
debt
I 2nd. Mat Ilan will be adopted TO Ms
certain he a.mb,r ri creditors OF the de.
.crlp,on alluded to So as {" know when
all ni the releases referred to IN the nc,
have hccn filled,
Id How is ii proposed To ascertain the
amount acioalip due from the STATE to each
ei said creditors
/ The auinutl,es OF Texas consider lha,
/ the only debt for which the inpost duties
were specially pledged is III" interest whi"i'
F has accrued on the +" consolidated fund IS.
sncd under un Act "t the Texan Congress.
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lar For the reasons ~ support OF THIS
.nns,,ue,,,n ,,l., f,r !; tier recent
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

Inv POPULATION or OuK cowN.---Wc
have taken th~ pHins 10 ASCERTAIN the pres.
en' r"I"istis" of"sr village. The following
= 'ls tesals White Inhabitants I23 /;
negroes " ; total 100. Of these there ar.
2 Lawyers, . Doctors. ! Editor. 3 dry g.ssl
seoses, = gr"s~tivs. ! dug store. snd 2
l'lset smith sh"ps. There A.. 5 carpenters.
I eahbsst asaker. | stone snnsnn. and 2 tai.
lws-llsiiss fsvaid.
Qass~: Was shv DIV gohs stores. e,o
eetke. dssY ss."~. sssd Blacksmith shap.,
s~aarssstsd wlsh The whites AZ nsxross
And, wvsv ~ sssv@.sssrs cabinet maker.
ses~s asasos. NJ l.ikssa, ensussd IT ALT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

NV ttASrsnigK-The Aswm.d men Tor
Democrats Frcr.oil..r-) hold the haIa,.e II
power il the Legislature. and wilt Of eour.~.
regulate thu election III Governor The new
Constitution hi, h~vn t.dly defeated
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

CT. b Wtinii " \LiN ;. cs'sl,da'r =" rffr
emit n,- fet Congressional Dtssfie' % ie'n'' Va
CssGrss.
liz. q " RoRgRTt rs csnsasa'' TO --rrr''.''
~ 1ssi ossr-.sssvsl D.if,ei OF Ifis. ~ t"ns~ss
H. e. q KEENAN, speaker If tbs Ioa-~ #
p~~srrnt.t,.. ). u candidate aH Ln-uletsas bps-
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9r Read The advertisement OF MAY a
Co, II Jefferson. Pcrspns ,radiag at JET
CSssoa will d. VIII to call on them. Their
extensive business viii iu1ure cheap l'ar.
ep~3aa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

Gsc1eiA. Hon. H"wrli Cobb,
late srvskev Of tie House Of Representa-
s'ses. will ~ q candidate for Governor IN
GsDvvin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

The rums'ss svps~,i = =" n"th"sak in ,ssn
rvfsrrri ~ ny tiss pirn, as- !" thi. Morning.
have their origin i..hc TACT. wrli know. here.
Tint large hsmlnrr II the t,striots have
i.~en leaving Havana. since the 10Th ol thi.
month, tor Nuei,a Abnj". With n view IT
inining the Revolutionary movement u. soon
~ II breaks nut. Thi. mnveisnr,t has I~en
hasssnpd BY the orders which have been IL
sued Tor the arrest 81 the leading pastiais Il"
Havana, nnd IN "ihrr t.n,t- :. the slant
4 considerable number Of then, have ,eti I'd
10 the mountains. ca,',i y with them Al ca.
tire company "f Spanish HIlic.s, which
was stationed 1t san tris,"i, NJ III. t,oi
III the t'uxeo Mountains. md may d..,c.t.
ers from the army These mountains nj.
io'd retreats inacce' sihie l., the Span h
authn. tiles.
A. proof of the secrecy with which the
tyrants ri Cuba make their ar,c,tr. we ma,
state the fact thai the nrtcsts ssir,r.L H.
were made durin. the festivities nn the ne,
cnsioO of the visit % several distinguished
members III our Congress IN the Captain.
General. and vet WERE not known To those
gentlemen isei."e they left ilavera.-. UsIto.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

or u. ". Mous,,. Esq. has our ae.
hso~ Judgements for a \. o. Isallstin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

To CAVE IouLrmy. have ~
dom more than two Mugs. Il !. sdv'ss.
therefore. in carving them. 10 help W
ticulnr guests to a wing or lsssss; .
when they are gone Il i good hrsrd''e y
ak the unhnp"' tn"t people III they
prefer amy part"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Feb. II. ls5i
Stai | ledge the receipt Of vou,
hitter of the 3Osh uliim,s, ptolmun.iiny Ger
tain queries ~ c"eneAinn With the debt ~
I Texas. aud the five millions Of stock re-
served by the Texas hnundn,y net, al 9,i
September. 1850, until certain creditors oil
( Texas have flied full and complete relcase
Of the United States, and have the honor
4 To state.
/ 10 your first query what rule will the
Government adopt IN order Ia arrive ut n
knowledge al taat portion "i the debt oi
Texas for which duties an mposts were
specially pledged, in c"ntrndi .,inction Ia
the r-.liae nj her debts the Department
replies. ,,at j, viii require authenticated
r"pie. Of eve,y law ot the Republic or
the State 81 Texas creating or authorizing!
the different ISSUES OF her debt AS we'll rs
all law In my way bearing upon, or re-
lh'eg 10, mid debt. Also. M nutlentica.
ted FAC. sinilr copy OF each %: the different
stock. certificates. bonds, treasury notes.
certificates oi record, or other evidences
nj debt which have been issued Wv rcxns.
10 HE second query, what plan will
be adopted to ascertain the number Of
creditors Of the description alluded 10 50,
Ms to know whsn all the rrItases referred
I" IN the act have been fled" the Depart.
n"sa replied that the dnrumrnt alluded 10
IN the preceding answer To the first auery
Il ia presumed. will show what portion 81
The debt will be nus.iirsLls a, ~. x.s...s.l
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saApaApa "oAvs"- The Toronto
(CsnaLa) Glahs. A'A,ns.c~s The nj. arri.
NJ n xha6saeh. ths fssisivs, 10 that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

= u '1hsnks - Mr.. 4. q. Pssg,r. FOR n
Delta Of the 2sth.
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Small Par.

! i 'en'hl' sea" -. /. pa s,lis. +, an
"'''"' NJ ~ f'al'rcion. t has ,,sss
Ell e,,l Il, 'hr ugh i,,cina,i ON the J; i.
t., sc"fe'i, ingm person esrsrinu
There are also sn,,,r rsces Ia ito..,.,n
With til" held Il ha. ~, IN the country !,
VIII be almost q n'iracI" i, il d"es MT psss
through the whole site. W. csnno, too
s'ionai, urge op"" ou, citizens, the nec,-
sity oi i",'D.':intr vaccination. pcthaps
they mny regret when too late TIM, they did
n"i take n"re eN-c,ive nes.s to vua,d
against i,--i ome !N'ar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

0J- The Wr'ser" Texan .sys the tsoe~s.
zion that followed the rem.. "a of The late
Brev~t Major General Brooke to there Anal
resting place. ut San Autos,io. on tho Toll,
UT, was the largest ever known in thsl
city. Resolutions nj coincidence were
adopted by the City Council. Masonic Fra.
ternay. Odd Fellows. and the SONY ef TEN
petanec.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

The Patriot asks lis whether we are IL
favor oi secession nor. We hnse, ",
think. frequently stated our position nn this
question. II M instance is wanted We re.
fer them tie the Republican of the / lth ot
January, where We say. III VIZ xcqaie,cc
in what has been dans, We should II ksst il.
sat thst sggressioa shxll cssse, and that
our right, for the fatsrs shall liz secured. .
Secession u not the question ss~ hs. il
Is the hobby horse upen which polite n
desaagoss~s sxpeet 70 rids iato oaic~. anil
far ~Aose b~''s1t (as we'll ~ th~ir own) tl,s
ssl'sskssio" Iwsss are attempting to ,s.ks
Il The Qa+sitm. Beware NJ caadiAstss wis
arr tss ths Usios 1t vi hazards aud u H.
last sStssniay.
II osr visws ~ dssirsd ssoss fslly, ~
rsfsr to H. RssA,lsskr's sAops~d BY lie
Dsa,oesAtis 6asas Cosvsnliou vi J'ewass.
~. s'isa wiA b. tsssd !" so-dsys psps.
They ssnl'sses sseh psssfosM ~ Win .ead
n s"iss The sssash II dsss sot call shs l~ss
sdissaaseasa " cosnpsoa.is~. hst sgssks Of i.
ln,Arh Nv lsagusss) ~ cosnnso.,ly cali
ed the cemtxos"iss bills" ifi,hsd only
added ai.sr the fourth resolution, that thos~
who be''evcd the " compromise +" such s.t.
Element M was expected. and thu, il gave
the south all 70 which she was entitled,
would 10 better to mi.rate north. il woal.l
hass expressed everything that VIZ could
have wished An extract from cl.eular
letter ri Mr.. Turey. addressed to the peo.
ple Of Tennessee. viii he found on ovr FIR,
page. II expresses The true sentiment
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

JuN CnAk.E A6AtNsI DANIEL Wrs
nss.--in the ! =. House If Represents.
tives "n the Bird, Mr. Otis made a ,s.t.ou.l
examination (which WAS given in fall IN gu,
report Of the proc'rdi.gs) IN reference l.
the charge against Mr.. Webster The Bos.
t.s' Transcript. referring to the s,a,enwn, .,
Mr. Otis. tsys il is Authorized I" ,tste. thu
with the exception that Mr.. Haven muy
have nprrised the Collector of Boston that
'"',fnn:i"" had been received that the m
i'"'nsineni OF Secretary 81 State was Ten.
derrd to Mr. Webster. .l'~ s.Asrmsa, Of NJ.
otis. "a lar NJ il regards M. Haven. i.
wholly uasruA-~Jrss Deias.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

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

AZ TIE ftcNut Dvth't Eaiif .>iNtr ptiNrii.
ton Of Tennessee. Ex Gnvernor \. '
Brown. President. Ten. William Ton-d \,
was nominated ior rp.,lcclion rs Govef,ln5
of the State. The following excellent res.
niu,ions were also unsniWon-ls ad"lied
!. Resolved, I hat although the nett late.
" passed by Congress. community called
IL. II compromise lnii. " tail shout 81 tina,
measure Of justice Ia which III. South. ii
our opinion. are tally entitled. yet. as the
same have bccomr the laws Of the land
aud To- the purpose ol giving the l,ip est
pruof Of our attachment and devotion 10 the
Union. hi. convention hereby declares il.
will,r .ne.s 10 said,' hs them. with that tid,.l
iy which has distinguished the Democrat.
ic party an all former oeeasions.
2 Resolved Tint thi. determination To-
abide by said :" C"Nls"n,isc hills +" ir pred
iexied IN the exprcss condition that the
North shall tsi.hfuii, carr, Them GA, on ssr
part according 10 the spirit aud true mean.
ing nj the same
: Resolved, That this convention does
siistincsis smd.rstnad thrt. according to the
true spirit snd meaning Of s.iI legislation. i,
ssnlw~c~s Ill lh~ x~tIs's whi~h the North pro.
rs.s~s 10 take ~ rrlssis." :" slavery.
4. Received, u ctntrss, tn tho als,v~ un.
dsr.asnding II said cosniw"".ise measures,
tAe y,~oplc n the N"stks.vn States hv wi
satsry association or aiI,cswise. sl,aIl con.
sisss " si,savvse aad pr~v-s,t th~ ~x~~s,i.s,
of the fugitive slave bill or if Congress
shaA n any sissss r~peal. or 80 alter or amend
Il n r. maks Il less ~iiiraeism> stnn il INV
10. or II h sh~aad p~.s nns hin xssAishi"g
slavery In thu District If C"luui,ix. or nis,l.
ishisAg il directly OF indirectly IN the States.
q" II he pr~s~nt I.ssis Of slave rcrrvsents.
iiaa nv elaborated, or IL the trnnslo, tation
Vi slaves from Que slave. h,,sssing Stat. l."
smother h. prohibited. ~ II NEW States shall
b. rejected because they may tolerate slave.
ry in their constitutions in any or vi 81
these cases. this r"nvsu,i"" ire' constrained
Ia d~rlarc That they Should hold the same Ia
In aaeh hrssrh ~ pigh,ed faith and 81
citation ~ the cnsssijassi"n 81 pslpxAe and
wilial. ~ we'll !" jsstify the s"ssI.-rn States
I" resort to any and every ns..rs 1T sell.
preservation. whirh their peace. SAFETY, aud
honor might demand
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

Thc C,ee sniicts oi New York hsyc Al
Last sarcseslrd !" elvr,ing Hamilton Fish, Ia
n United States Sr,ute. The Washing
se~M Republic states that his cl,ciinn is et
ussly satisfactory 10 the decentralization.
II Ohio. tho Free soil.rs have slsa car.
Rid the day by e'sesins benjamin =. " ad'
y. =. Senator, 1'ks Delta says Of him
unlrss We ARE ~gregioasIy "'isintornssi
Wa1s u AZ nat snd.out anti.slav.sy mai,
fss sAssd " sitAss ljxm ~ Ckisiings-
sbeft. srrl Abby Kelly IL bf~eeh-s"