The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-19

rAs rage - u1l'n''- svssase y.
when ~ l. slc.l cur sslsaan Whh ?. H. ypta. =
~, candidate " eeicr f tsovsrnos. ~ liss -.
It'd ,les Il WOssd draw ufua ~. " upsa that esss'
In ,he sirulsat attacks II tle tscse- We hstla -.
sc,cJ ,ha, whsN Ne gave u hspf snvs.ssssssd msa'
s, az, -, ~e sccos<Isd LIm that support, sioad
' n, sutpes n inviiiss s,ssnsni Much lea dhi
i,,-r, N enset with denunriatiotss, where sris and
u.rcn,s WEIR required. Dat tbs last ilsrsirrsss
:. fre Of tie Casan tosses " ~ ~.'h such sa,asS
r.Ii,ss psis out with TRADE aeainst ~ right d
.'.,an. which hc ,rims The =" texsl rghtSt s,a'e
'i,...l,s ,hs uniou." doctrine, wMch nc Gays
in tle u~ts~ Of least htnc Tnths 81 TIC poo
,"Y,rr,ss." We wosid like 10 know BY what 'ys.
o reasoning onr ,.rxhhos arrived Al 'h~ definition
N he has gwen to tl1 skrir'ne o' ,reers'on ta'
W. m, legal right OF n ssA'e toass@N nc Union,
oun,t,vf suolc Of disunion, ~ our "pip'on. far
1he'' t(su eprn secc.siun Ii il To he found
N.Y. ,,.n, Violations Of tho Constitution and IN The
~ ,hat the General Government fhe ngen, u The
...' IL ,he supreme Judge If IT. own po~-rs Tn
d.lu.iyc theory Of saving the Union. w have
ger Wv iIv undermining ". We have iss-n Civ ing
"sen LII, one by one, until We have but lille e.,
Pdae,,d W. have now arrived vi a Is'"' "hen we
80 .,. no tcason why every toh'''r1" "a"--otrfy
- If n constitutional uniDd-tnght h"t unite upon
'''o'" " nlr,inf,u That platform IL essentially tins
,,' ~. have arrived alta point wien aggression
,,nsI cease II ma Pr sufficient argument WIN our
,,h,,, ,ha, tho dstrine Of s-rcs-nn s.inks N ~"
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e' ~ bo, In dong So VI thiDk that Fairness.
l,r ar,,,,s, that II should be met by Argument
,n..,J ii dennaeinuon. Suppose mat ''s 'ash'e
i.v '. ~ /. rclrned. az that slavery Is ano'ishri N
n,,, ~ .oIumbis or the sa,c trade between
M SAT-, what would the FLAG ot the tnon advise :
,vdI Inc doctrine OF srccssoD Then he 'siions To nc
tenn. II tac people Of Teas Yet Is only ~ The
even, Of snch unconstitutional ngefes't"ns-w'Heh ~"
,,Ic lions Of northern sentiment give ~ mach fen
BON to npprchend,ha, tho right to seeedo Is proposed
10 he exercised, :.
ia, u.rhbor mentions the recent ,isi, of Gov Bill
ia this place, and our inmro'r support OF hun Us an
,tenr. that he had committed himrlf 10 the doctrine
al secession. W. hive 10 say IN reply, that during
that writ had The pleasure OF seeing f'os Is pni
,,,r. mud then had but five ri-n minutes CONVEX
,,iion The dnctrinr Of secession was never men
,gnsl b,, We felt assured In TIM, bret conversation
that If a contingency arose IN which The homer OF
'le,ns ~ the rriIcs OF her people required hun To
tahr proper stand, that he would do II carlessly, and
euJ al ,hr hnsnri Of PERSONAL popularity Bnl, IN no
event wuuj lac attempt to ,hwau the WISHES vi Ibis
constituents
III. late administration In our opinion Is disiin
,ui.h.d only for s egr-gu blundrrs and military
.tiues for re. klrsa collision with The Government of
hr IfuticJ states. These mschicyons mrasufrs
in Ju. time arrested AMI r'bukcd by the people VI
Tess. wh unanmi,y seldom Witnessed an tLc an
mails OF popular elections
N. above rrcklcss paragraph /. totally nt variance
with the truth Of history. We had tired for nearly
three wears 10 organye the santa Re territory IN
praeeahlc manner. BIT owing Ia the Inefficient and
tnl.,ilr ro.r.r p,rstcd nothing was achieved When
t.v R,ii ,n,nc iu,n to.er threats were of--nly made
,b,t 'lrxns should be disIssscs-rd Of this rrrofy
>,,n, bow murh had been lost hy delay Gov n IN
,,,d,,.ly sen, man Of The rebt stamp Ma, Neigh.
I,r.i IN orrati,r N. territory rhi. gentleman wns
,.,nIs,d by m. r.jcr raj authorities and G,uni IL nee.
.tsnry 10 rriurn home Il was now evident Tim, the
uhI, ndmni.raton was going to hold on 10 our terri.
t.ry In I'm. stage OF tc proceedings Gov He'll did
What lie ought To have done he convened the less.
l.tufc together aud recommended that should lake
,s,.ession OF the territory In ts he did right anI
d. conduct w far from being condemned, was ap.
o,t,,eJ BIZ the wholly STATE, II was tins firm cnnssr
mon M. fa that did than any thing else to bring
about the osr Of the millions. To take the terri.
o,y hy G,rc- with such At The head of Affairs.
II mas found would be trivial affair, It was there
f,r, determined 70 ouchase H.
Ia the sale %, tins territory, under the terms and
condition under which II Was purchased Coy. Bell
w,. op,o.-J Rul when The wishes Of the people
v,t. made known his conduct WAS prompt is carrying
them out
This. then Wa The oaly rroand Of difference be.
tween Gov He'll and his fellow -citlscns All else Of
M. administration met their approval And we 10
l.,.eye for This IN. art of dlrncc hr people To
forget his years Of patriotic devotion To their interests
To- erase forever from their memories the history of
his alpfs both military aud cnIl--anI condemn hiin
10 ,l,nun.tamn audes
We said thai II m erigenry arose which might de-
ma nd decision aud rnnc.- .thr part Of the E,ecu
tive t."y He'll we believed would not bs ip1ni want
inr New ae do not mean To infer that Col " J.
ininson would act at alt different tf1m Go, !elI
Hrfe v ""' wv ''N''"' Af $3.50, '.'..t