The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
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Our readers are aware that Massachusetts
iss wing State wing by large odds. And
they are perhaps aware that Mr. RANrouL,
\ democrat. was elected from that State to
Congress, BY a union Of the democrats and
freesoiser. Mr.. X. found himself de.
nouncei At Washington BY democrats and
wings IN recent speech, he goes on TO
show that Massachusetts, is thoroughly free.
soil, ard that by pandering to this anti
slavery feeling the wings had governed the
State for several years. tie further de.
e!sred, tina, il he WAS no, good democrat,
there were no good democrats in Msssa.
cbusett.. lie thus pitches in" to the
wings:
Three coalitions were possible Wings
and Freesolers, Wings and Democrats,
Democrats aud Freesoilers. There can be
no other Which does the gentleman pre-.
(.ri That i. quite plain. The House may
see where the shoe pnches The gentle.
man aud his patriotic friends, whose souls
vicken at though, OF the new coalition, had
made combination between Wings and
Aboli,ionists and had controlled the State
hv that means. ! understand Wing ethics
aud the ruling principle is, what puts us IN
is right, what puts us ont Is wrong. Now
these very same gentlemen who formed
coalition, and carried it out for eighteen
wears, all ut once saw themselves el.cted
from power Oh, !! Is horrible, 1t Is cor.
rupt, it is Infamous The, blush for their
own State when they find other men doing,
for good aud patriotic reasons, that which
they have done for no reason nj all, except
to share tho spoils of office, and to carry
gu, = system ~, class legislation, ont %
which they filled the pockets of the man.
ayers Of this machinery. Tha. has been
done for years. until at last the people OF
Massachusetts could stand il no longer
The, determined they would not b. ruled
in th,, manner any longer They rejected
all these gentlemen aud when the wbis
party was suddenly choked oil from the
great meat. platter which the gentleman
saw IN spocalyp,'c vision, It set up howl
tia, nigh, be heard through rar,arus'
lie next shows how the democrats oil
Massachusetts felt on the subject Of slave
ry;
81 will show gentlemen how Ear the Dem
ocra,l. party and the freesoil party were
from each othef at the time the coalition
wa. formed The gentleman knows very
we'll, although the House may not. that the
coalition was formed in the tall ot the year
lsi9, aud not, for the first time. in the fall
OF 1880 II WAS formed in the fall OF lsio,
and attempted to take the power out OF the
hands ol the wings, but did not succeed.
|, came very near success, but II did mot
sueccrd III 1880. they made a second trial.
and succeeded In lsal they made third
te,al, aud succeeded again. Three times
has this coalition been IN operation; the
frs, time failure. and the last two times
surc.s.ful Now. before the condition WAS
made. of course those Democrats who came
the nearest to the peculiar opinions of the
Frcesoiiers had no difficulty, and felt no
repugnance The repugnance must have
been on the part of those VINO were fufthes'
from the Freeso'lcrs, and propose 10 show
where fhey stood bold IL my hand she
resolutions reported hv the Hon benjamin
+. uallctt. September 10. ISL? tn. week
the coalition was formed, aud gentlemen
will see how far Mr. liallett and those who
thought with him had to go before they
could act without repuguance with the
Freesoi party. The following is one OF
the resolutions REPORTED BY Mr. iisllet'
'Rcsoircd That we are opposed to slav.
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