The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

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dental char for IN" next l""' NeA'' '''
tina, day, the 20 OF 'o'e''"''' INV '''''9
box. viii speak ''f'h '"@ on"'oo W Wv
American people, whether we are 10 h"''
whg President and wing P""'f' "
whether we are 10 have "en'"'' ''''
President aud democratic P""'F' -" ''"'
day VIII be- determined whether '' ''' '''
people oi thlS enlightened '''""N ''' -
be- carried away NV Tue ''i''''''''
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President who lile h"- DEE" 'l'n' '' ''''
performance Oh ei'h "n"'' Y" ''t' ''''s
aud m The s'noy o' rue cn"''''''i'''' W. '.'
country We are 10 I'a'h N"''H'' "' "''
William u seward ana '''' "'''''''' ''''''
are to succeed IL th'lf effort 10 e'"'"' '''
policy "l 10" ! mon or "he'h'i '"'' NV -
promises 10 silence Tue s'''''F "-'''''''''
aud /" GIVE peace 10 the eouh"
1, IL wei known that Gen Scott Wa tn"
hso.ite candidate ol the free soil or North
a.. wing Of the Wing parts that they de-
ed their intention Ia nominate hm ~
nee Of The South II Is also well
,n that they succeeded IN e'ieciing has
nation, IN defiance OF the remon-
q. aces aud threats Of the South. Ee'ofe
domination, it IL we'll known that Gen.
refused to answer any questions N
ion to his position, and that since hts
nation be has gwen expression to no
newt that can recommend him to the
denee Of the South Ills acceptance
of be wing platform is gIsen With evident
o. c,anee lie does not say tina: Il meets
q er the approval Of his Judgment or Is
70 ccordance with bis feelings Vie tells
na N the contrary, Ia the same letter, that
b. sill seek to make a unit of the wing
nariy. by the appointment of free soilers to
office, he viii cultivate the most amicable
relations With them. We have furnished
humorous extracts from abolition journals
b. prove that the whig platform Is regarded
b, some oi them AS having no binding force
upon the anti slavery wing Of the party,
b, others as leaving the whole cues
a1 open to agitation Il ~ wen known
Ht VIM II seward ten Seou "'f'nes'
.a d. the man 10 "hom ne owes h'' nom.
'on, mad" 'ho'l'h III inc senate "' Tue
ed states ''" dh}s a''e' tue hon''"'
OF scott 10 ap"'sh slavery n 'he p''
oi 'oinhp'h' !" h'' 'n"'S"'u 'e''e's
las toio US '"at n' mas pe'n 'o' "''''f
#'-s opposed TO slavery ana u'a' II az han
the opportunity o' No''"g III virginia
'aVor OF The gfadnal emancipation "i
cry he would have gwen such vote
1 hc holds II 10 b" sacred duty devolv'
.- on shareholders ana slavehoidihg states,
'D NIicliofh'e 'he cohui'ioh OF slavery even
Emancipation lie has also 'old ~ that
re vas opposed to the acquisition ui any
HeSicnu territory territory which 1t was
opposed at the time would nave become
eholiing but That ne was IN laVor oi the
acquisition OF anadA' designed !" add 'he
numerical strength OF The North
Such is Che position of General scott N
relation to the South such are his declared
opinions and hl' supporters aud now we
ask every southern wing who may chance
to pefuse thus article, "h" Inducements ne
can mud to support the wing nominee.
suppose tina, Gen. Scoit should he elected .
W ho would he call to assist hh ~ admin
STEERING the 'otrrnm'uif host certainly
his wAnnest ihen's AND VINO are ihe}
hr" th"Y n"i 'h' Tree '"''''' W NV ""''"
rae men TO N"''' "' ""''' "'' "''''''''''''
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'e'eu INJURIOUS us '"'''' Nv "Pl'N
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al II "o "''' "'' WIN ''o NV ''' l'''''' W
he NORTH Is il h"'' '"e"' p'a'' !" w s'''
hat to elect GENERAL SEQ" IL 10 sut uP
anew The slavery as''a''o"' anu !" u" ''"'
lbiilly to place 'he au"'''''s""""" At '"'
government IN 'he hands OF The nee sou OF
abolition party
l,u, ,h, ol,sr,ious To Gen Scott do not