The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-07

had bees, instructed to do 30 By the legs
l,,nre Of hi. State. ". did so because he
desired the people TO exclude slavery or
not, both nonh OF south Of the ine'
4 sol,s asked how mach ierhior, was
south OF the lins' 70 which be responded
Territory as large - New York. oh'o'
penns,l,nnis. indiana, and Illinois com
bin.d
During Illus iAr o. III, fsmarss. he Vas
ir, aa~ntly interrupted by tbegane Of sbo.
lnion rowdiss, iuei,ed thereto by The inis
nou. aypenl, which for weeks have been
mad, To- them hy their organ ia tbs e'ty'
" hcue,er h. approached the snijec, OF the
Nebraska hill m esiieIlls well ofgsnised
and drred body OF men. comprising aboa,
one tw,niielh OF the meeting, collected and
formed into n compac, body, refused to
alloa him to BE- heard lney spplieo Ia
BIN the mos, opprohious aud indecent
ierun., AID the mos, deuuneieioFy language
The, kept Mp this Dig aesiul proceeding
Until ttef ten O'clock. r,iosing most deter
mincdy to allps one word he uttered 70
be heard b, The rest OF ihr meeting
H. vain DID the mayor Of the city appcal
to their ssuse Of order, they refused 70 lei
attn be Aeard. Judge Douglas. notwith-
,landirg the uproar of these birclings. pro
ce.ded al intervals. lie told them tina, be
vs. no, unpreparod for their conduct. He
had day or two since received "A letter
written BY the secretary of an orgaui1a
ton framed since hi, arrival In ihI. city
for the purpose OF preventing him from
speaking. This organization required that
be should leave the ct, or keep silent
and II he ti,recardei this notice y organ
,alion vas pledged. al The sacrihec u iye
to prevent bis being heard.
he Sresented himself. be aaid, and chal
legged the armed pledge. The latter has
ng been but impetisctly beard, its read
lon was asked bY some Of the orderly cit'
ileu. present. but the mob refused TO let il
be- heafd
A, length AT half past 10 o'clock ,irld'
ug TO the ,arne-, appeals 81 has friends
Julee Douglas Withdrew Irosn the stand.
We are confident thai we speak the sen
timent Of every honorable aud manly cit'
zan 81 Cnicsgo. Of al! shades and politics
when We sny ,ha, the proceeding, OF last
night were disgfaoeiul ia the extreme. aud
that their effect upon the character and
honor OF the city abroad viii be gte'lonslv
felt.
Doe or Two facts were particularly re.
markahle throughout, last nights proceed
ings. One of these was, that ihs organ
ixed hand Of disgracelul actors in the mob
ever AID anon al short Intervals ohcered
most luaiiy the editors OF the Tribune.
Another fact was, that not n man In .hs'
vast ihrong who Was oppossd TO the speak
sr in politics. 'osde any ehoIt to preserve
order or conirul the mob
Tho light speech has been crushed 10 OH
Amercan city. That city too, in The free
State o. illluois. aud iis metropolis. The
nrec.den, has bern at. Where will II
stop " ho ~ TO be the next victim
Bat these things, though Notifying Ia
every hover OF his country, will have re.
suits The American heart 10 II generous
one No one eau suffer injury, aud not
receive its sympathy. Thousands Of gal
liant ard gioions minded citizens throngh>
out tho state Who differ IN opinion with
Jua,e Douglas will mark their condemnH>
ton ct this cnndac' g, the aholI,Ionists OF
Chicago, 10y gieinp him their support
These aboliiicnist.. latent only upon
proscn, triumph forget that IN refusing to
hear Judge Douglas, they mark their own
cansn with being uuworih, Of examination
and honor hIir as C. champion Of truth be
fore whom they dare uo. stand,
The iaiene-s Of the hour prselulss my
extended remark to night We VIII f.eur
tn III. suiipet apatu