The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-31
Tho Wing Platform Error or Fraud
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mise resolution adopted in the wing nation
al convention. This article con,rastsi the
term, of the resolution as ultimatel, adopt.
ed with the form in which it was original
" presented by the southern delegate, snd
concurred N ~ the Fillmore and Webster
delegates from the north From TIL. expo.
,ition it appears lha, the word compromise.
and the whole idea OF a final citlemeuj
were expunged from the resolution hy the
committee on Resolutions, before they re-.
ported ii to the convention, aud before the
convention adopted it. 1t also appears
that the resolution, rs thus reported aud
adopted, put all the compromise acts or
the same footing. and faded to make
any particular specification Of The fugitive
slave law on the ground OF "a constitutional
mandate requiring 1t.
Ga the fourth day Of the convention,
Gov. Johnston, n member OF the committee
on resolutions, He'd attention 20 The terms
ot the resolutions ~ reported IA the news.
papers. ~ the nth resolution he detect.
cd an error bul IN the cighh resolution
the most important one, aud upon which
the eulre discussion had hinged -he ioaHd
no error. His remark, he'd the National
lnieIigeucer to verify aud repubi,h 1t, re-
port OF the whole series Il was from thi,
corrected report that the resolution quoted
aud commented on in the article from lne
Inion was con,,d
l. appears now. however. that the oil,
GERS OF the convention have published an
oNcm platform, in which the elght. rcsolu
lion differ. in many essential particular.
from the same ,e.plntion as repgtied in In,
pq. r. al he time of il. pa...,ge and a.,
'.,d las t,e members of tb,. ronyeptio,
without the attention OF thai bod, benin
called To any errors in Il. Here i, The
eighth re.olution rs tins official f.no,ted
as. The ser. of nets ~ the 81 i Con.
rr,ss. commonly known Il, the compro,
mise or adjustment. he ac' Tor a.. rcco,e.
RS al I'm 1ilives from labor mcludedt are ~.
ce,yrd mad ar,uicsred IN b, the ,.hir, OF
lie tnited state, as n Gn..l settlement. in
princteir nad substance, of the subjects 10
which they relate and 50 far ~ these act.
are concerned, We will maintain them, and
insist ON their strict enforcement, until
u'ne ana experience sn"i' demonstrate u,
Necessity 81 ','u'e ns'',aH'h u guar"
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nan III. resolution ns inns remarked
o.. mon. in a subsequent article make.
the following pointed comments:
What a change /. here m,tead of Tie
cmasculated and mutilnted resolution which
wa, reported 10 have been READ h> Mr.
N,hmun and adapted by the eonyep,
ton. here Is all and more than all. that
the southern wings reported. Her. is "r.m.
promise or co,ennnt-here t. "haalry 81"
here is d" constitutional mandate or re-
quir ment, Every idea i, here "hlchw no.
tod the OMISSION aud careful efasufe OF IN
the resolution which the convention adop.
ted.
IN TINS state I'll acts we aver That here
Is every 'V'd'nce o' nA"d or pad ia'h
somewhere
we "Ii'rn'' mat as me case now stands
u" MA" can p'",NV tha' 'hr '"h''hu'"