The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-20

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llf ~ slssttp y votes In ,hs Nsticsal wks
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| III:
T.. An he fosiowiae staip, ~ wkies Asvs
declared Cor G.n. Sesst:' Ohio. lsdisna
p.nossFss4. w.lst. SSed p.l.w.'e--7a
electoral votes In all ADD to these, New
York -, New JtaAy, wetmo.s $. and Ne
hsvs es,saiu fos Gsa. sepu. ia soses--
which is more ihsn. Ill ~ aavehoidioa
state. Assuming, .isisfsyt, that NJ. FIJI.
NOR. o, Mr. wx,,a.~.. e., Al Of NE sossh.
srn States. Scott wiit4ull hs ahead Of them
and thea tho battle will ~ fought for ths
following states: New Hampshire. Msssa-
chusetts, veruorN, Connecticut. Rhode
Island, Michigan, illiDoia. Wisco"sia. sud
Iowa. T'aa~
III strikes Us who view this contest from
cool elevation Of indrtendeee. that ess
Southern wings are clean doft !" mag.
ming that the states last mes>icnea, Will
70. follow the lead Of Nav fork and Ohio
The wbg party is Comparatively weak in
the South. II the delegates kom Tie soush.
ern ststes 60 into t.s pvesAisr,ial convsn-
ton. they will hs basnd - submit to the
Decision OF thu. body The argument A..
well ~ the pteredent', would be opposed
to their attempt TO 1.xedses any new
issues. " any ht~ pridtiPles into the party
platform. The N.o,,tAsh dsla gat~s wosid
nse their argument, wileh is thus. used BY
the keSs~bec NO, Journal -
w" ask no mort OF them tsosthsrr
wI,igsj 10 this case. ti.sn VIZ concsded Ia
them in TIE election n ls4s We chen
accepted Gen. Taylor as the Wing enndi-
date wi,hou, Jeqnioieg, pledge upon
the subject Of tho Wiimot ''royiso. and We
do now ask them TO accept Cen. Scott
without requiring any pledge touching the
co.npiomise Wssssrt,'
"TAis il a bold demand but, unfortu.
natesy, for the Southern wings. they will be
compelled to accept these terms, or forego
the nsxt Presidency. which we fear, would
bs a 1crious sacrifice to what Gres.y CALI
the dead hor.e of Tho c@mpromisc.'
OF On our first page wiil DO found an
! Article over tho signature " Arxtor,
which We recommend to tbs careful psrasa
Of the planters Of our State generally. Thu
method Of increasing the value Of cotton. NJ
set forth by the writer. 10 certainly . practi
cal one and il the farmers Of this State. n
well A. others Of the southern states, woult
devote more attention to raising their owl
supplies, there would 10 less complaint o
hard times" aud much less scarcity o
money. Wa cannot see why il 10. in 1
country ike ours, favored with ali to ad
vaotages necessary 10 sacesssfal ssricultu
raj operations, that The people should be Sc
unmindful Of their best interest With :
soil adapted to tho cultivation Of almos
every article Of food necessary for eithe
man or beasts climate ~ genial ~ any
beneath the :" broad canopy Of Heaven -
our fields as productive; and yet. will
all these surrounding "dvaptages. We hea
the mourntul cry Of hard times croake'
in every part Of tho country. "Whst I
commentary on southern enterprise ans
agricultural skill !" II il could be im
pressed upon the farmers, to devote more o
their time and more Of their better lands
to the production Of the necessarss Of life
instead OF employing the larger portion o
their force and energy in the cultivation o
cotton, il would be . decided benefit 10 Ii.
country, and the people in = short time
would realize the full fruition Of thsi
fondes. hopes BIO out OF debt.