The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-28
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t.. l,., message to thu Legislature, and the
,.I.,r.ph tells IA, hss quit the state, for
80 York. on his route to California This
,r,,. therefore, BE- considered his farewell
ss,.are. aud we accordingly looked into
!, ,,itn some curiosity, To zee with what
n,cs he quits .he field OF his political
defeat
/, nav very curious uocun,ert for an EJ.
.cu,,ye message. The copy we have fills =
,,n,phlet ot twenty one pages, Of which
Zoo pages are devoted to sort of running
.ceouut OF what he aosld have urged upon
n. Legislature il he had been re elected,
,ot which, he SAWS, i, is none Of his bu.l,
,... 10 roubl. himscli about now tina, he II.
,,,icy to Csl,f,ruIA to reside. Ou~ page
r.,o,,, his Official action in carrying the
..,,u;, lad acts into effect. The remain.
A., NEARLY ,~ven>,ighths OF To" whole, ~
J.vo,,d TO a review ot his politics.. cam
,.i.n in Mississippi. including some very
r,u,tc commentaries upon he political
course OF his chei opp"neu's, particularly
of J,Grrson DAVIS. the present Secretary
If War Or Gen, Quitnian. tuo'r speaks
!, the warm.st languag. OF panesy'ic, Tor
IN. uur,t, oi his purposes, and hts scofn OF
an, indirect practices, mud his lofty merits
80. worthy and pa',i' tlc citizen For
,oms others, h. la. less liheralty OF cons
,,,uc,iou. and boldly charges, that the pol.
scv Of the party which he orpo-es, WAS in
,sav lo, accession or disun'on II opposition
to tho comprom's. measures.
Hut he concludes with pardonable de.
gree Of self complaccncy, that, although
J.fexird by them in the late election, the
compromise has triumphed in that State.
"A, ssserta that there is no longer any op.
povi,lon to il there. but ,hat, on the contra
~, in the general election last November,
every candidat" for every office is known
to have pledged h,nsrl' 10 stand by aud
maintain these measures which WAS de-
uounced two years ago A. unjust, uncon-
.utu,ional and corrupt This unnniuity
prevails all over the South, As we'll as III
Mississippi and GOV, fec,e,ake pride aud
consolation in hspersonal deisn', that thess
we're his origins principles, which sIpefl
.scs and conversion have forced upon the
,cquirsccnce Of others, who, he SAYS, en-.
10Y for the present the dignity aud emolu-
mrnts Of Executive station, and bssk in
III. sunshine Of Executive favor, under u
Government which they have plotted to
destroy.
Considering the compromise THUS dsfn
i,el, adopted by the South, he th'nks there
,,dsnger from agitation in the North for the
r.p.al of the fugitive slave law, and the
Incorporation of nslavery extension IN tho
territorial governments, lie has not half
80 much reliance ON the acquiescencs OF
the old FREQ Soil men rs he has on that OF
the old Secessionists, aud prophecies dan
r.r ahead and he gives a pretty clear en-
Sorssment OF all the New ork llatds have
claimed on behalf Of Dickinson, Bronson
aud O'Connor, aud by indirectIon censurss
Secretaries Marcy aud Guthrie, IN company
with Jefferson DAVIS,
Fora stump speech An address to the
people, the message is quite AN effective
paper. but considered ~ y COMMUNICATION
from the Executive of "a state to the Leg
stature, it is entirely out of place, and we
should not be su prised II the body to which
it 10 addressed should take some steps to
make known their opinion OF its want Of TT
nsss and proprsty P,cayuae.
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,.oy that Il mad rose tw,.,c OF fifteen inches
on ,he'tall- TIE sticamrr Caspian .ndeavcted
TO haol oNcr but Was un-ucc,s-iu',- - DINO
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Tur STEAMER san iit,NoIs, o.-The
BALTIMORE sun. Of the 1h mst., hiss the
follow ING particulars OF the loss OF TIA. steam.
,r san Francisco:
I'll, d,sasirh lullished in the Sun yes,
,e,d.y mntuiuu. exclusively, announcing
III, rnnor OF the probable los "l the TN"
Steamship san Francisco, with s"me 500
p.rsou. on hoard. Including about 800 tnl
led states trnuls, with ih,ir oHc-'s Ah
families, created d'- II, snt pslrlu ssnss
1 ton throughout III" .ntlrs community
\ There va. ml-n>. auxirry. GA the pat, al
the relatives and irlrnt. ct tn"~ ,,n b"ald
to sscettn.n iur,ln particulars II p p AIS
that ,h. .tcaa,ey ihnui. d,d uu h'Ing the
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