The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-04
NO. Is.

be legitimate il the assumption Of fact were
correct bnt we are persuaded the Union
does gross injustice TO many northern men,
especially to those enumerated, in chasing
them with General Cnss 10 respect IN their
views OF negro slavery. There are few
orthodox. pro slavery men in the north, but
whether Douglas. Bright. NC, be such or
not, IT u certain that they have never do
uouncod slavery as Gen. Cass has DONE
II IA true they msy assent n the dogma Of
Sgualicr Sovereignty. but they do not re-.
commend the Nebraska bill to the people
of the North as free soil, xn'i>slxvery
measure. General Cass does.
The severity OF criticism in our article,
which the Union seems to dsprcca'e, was
provoked, ne, no much by the strong terms
In which Gcueral Cass denounced slavery.
as Lv bis singular and most discreditatle
course since the repeal Of the Missouri re.
s.rction. In this latitude we are taught TO
regard the support of the Nehtaska bill by
General Cass, MS signal instance Of hi.
liberal feeling towards the South, and This
sels.sacfilicing devotion to its rights. This
is the representation of his friends, to which
he assents when his face is hilhrrward--
The effect OF the repeal OF the Missouri
slrclion and his o~n motives IN supporting
IT, bear n very different construction and
aspect IN the presence Of ahol,touis,s In
the following article from his confidential
o.,,a,, va hsya a lel;ejtous ,llustr,,iop Of.
,he s,irjt in which General Cass expouods
tbe Nahra.k- bill to bis Northern friends.
lrfom the De'ra, Flee Pres. Sept eo'
90 ~. ...na, do,b, ,ha, tho p.,,oi, I'll.
49,, -, h., .,,ho,,,, ,,h., !, m,,orn
80 ~, "A ~, r,asd,y ,hs, NJ, N1l;.n,
=, tio,,.rd 81. /, f,vor .r ren.,l,,a H., M.
ir.sl..c,n ,yhe 'r,;hun.;s N, u,w,,d,.
,,a.,,li.r cream, mud !, ,vo,,d bardly w.L,
!, ,,,to,;al . .ts,a,,a,,, ri,bo,t IN. Lno,,I
,,,d o,,,,,a,', ~ ,la $50, no,, ;n,ar.
-
"Ia,ifb.t,o,,o ,l,en ,bs, III uov,,d
1, IN r.yo, If ,.neslinr n. NeL,,,L, 40,
I,, i, Ina sro,,, ts,t he Il :, c,ror NJ 80,
es,,tl,,Liar - line so,,h of,rI;cb ,j,,,eyy
,.,.s ,,,,J ,so,,JJ co,s;,,, 10 he j,eoi;,ed b,
/ ,,,,,o-e,, r., il h, Lpov, TN, h. !, il,
e.vor If lssnailina Tho ,horsaua Of se,,ls,.
IN Nebr,sl, and Kansas other riph,. nc.
n.red under the pressn. law.
awe thank tho Tribune for It's announce.
n.eut. We now know whore Mr. Howard
stands We can now drive tho nail through
\ him and chnch Il on the other side. He ia
/ in favor of The oaious Missouri compromise
I lipe--a line which the anti slarcrs psoplc
I ocfbe north hare condemned from the day
I Of i,s establishment up 10 the time Mr.. Dix.
on Of Kentucky, proposed to repeal it,
I liz is IN taror--ior tina, would be tho in,
1 ev,ta blc eject of re- establishing the line
Of consigniae al TIC Iouisiaaa territory
iging xoafA 81 80 der. 10 min, 10 slarerv;
/ aad Ibis territory is extensive enough for 4
/ half dozen States!
"Mr. Howard must stand up to the naked
declaration that he il in favor OF repeating
the Nebraska act. When the Nebraska
act is repealed the Missouri line viii be re.
I instated. and siarcry nRi BE- iegali.ed
/ souih Of a.
mir. Stuart ia onposcd 10 the repeal Of tho
( Nebraska act he does not belicre That
T Concrcss has he power 10 establish slare>
RI IA me Territories, nor Of course, to
I prohibit it, The whole question bslorgs
T 70 the people, aud with them the Nebraska
I act places H."
~, .rhr,l, +, Ia. disn,sSio,,to ind ,mcn,
/ of ,he ,,blir If tho apnl;citv of vbirh hi.
{ oo,,h.rn evnas;,lan az the Neh,askg biu
c,,,,;,.. CO. r.sa docs M, i,.,;f, ~.
7 s,,oure.t terms Of renroneh and indigua,;o,
uov, ean the south trust ia his nroie,sjoo.
of ,rierd.bln when he Thus cohsnire. with
i,s eramie. ,ra apoienlyes for ,he ,,nno,,
,,c ,,..s,,a If ,nilie .olley n, tho ,r,,,a
~, !, ,;il ,e.,rit ,hs s,,.n.,tb ~ he anti.
/ sl...o,,. ,,,,,,f un,y ga, ,v, ,anos. ,ny
o,,e,i,nc, =, IL ,ood fnitb since ia he.
- da,.c,e1 1, -, a,,s,nn, I, "a hcsdl. ~.
,,..,t s,,, ,,,,,r,ls ,,A,l.beix ab.,,i,s seLsu,
$4,000, I, ,n.,,n,4 M, ,ybs he, x,ch
/ oo,.4,,., i. a.. c.lc,,l,t,n. If ,,eurd;,a,ad
n.,s.,i,, ar ,bs ,rc.nt,icit, of , weak and
s..;ii.,,n,, n.,e,c. IN every yiev Il /. eounl.
+ H. a,..i.,tIa
The MON y,,l, s,,iya !, vain IN r,oni,in,.
u sympathy Tor otnefh 'ass here, by
pathetic allnson to hls services 10 tho
I South. VI late, these have been OF very
qnestouab'' character lie opposed INC
I Wilsiot fiorise, only 10 snnsitn'a his
I equally m'seAievogs pfineip's OF sfaaher
'oferef"g In 40 crisis OF peru TO the
south has he eAh'b''ea me iess, coursgeor
I tdeitsy lie ga noi vote i7f 'he 'us''''s
stnUa law. and IL WAS only uuipr the SO.
-, ,...,,.. ,ha. Ia .a,il ia L,o,,h,