The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-04
The Complexion Of tho railad,,,,.
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The Baltimore Patriot a X. n. p.ps,
contains the proceedings Of la,y.
enthusiastic meeting of the X N.b.u
Baltimore on the night Of the Dist Of Jn.
1t must have been grand affair, Ia.
was display OF trahsparencies, ffevo,t.
banners, and flags, aud two or three ,r,,,,
parencies on wheels, and cannon in w,uo,.
and together with all this there WA, sni,.
mense bonfire on Lexington s,ree, +.
equalled the memorable celebra,en,
$40, with its hard cider and log cabin,
The first orator introduced 10 the s,5
ence, was Mr. Kenneth Rayner, OF No,A
Carolina, late member OF the Philadeiob,,
Convention who was received with er,bn,,
ostic applause, and who opened as iolIos.
Fellow Americans, congratulate W.
npon the glorious auspices under ubi,t
VOC have assembled this evening, and assn.
'ou the kind greeting which you haven
tended to me is appreciated because ts.
iords m earnest that American pro,e,,ar
,sm burns brightly in the monumental or,
" have met as Americans and AS Pr
irstants to avow the principles by whic.
we viii be governed, principles foupd.5
upon night, and which would prevail despi.
the Vaccinations Of the Roman Cs,ho,.
church Chr enemies hace already repo,i
cd hat hcrc has been a disruption N o.,
parfB amt that The elements of The grta'
tmermaa parry are so distracted tlai q
wi6 be impossible 10 heal he breach
dony that there was any disruption o,
even disagreement upon the great cardiea
principles OF the party. " mt az bro'i
ers, and Parfed az brothers, fioss Il. h re.
sud ~ haze seecfcR remaining in a.
Council until is close. There wa. Que,
ton which has created division in Nh rs,
ties OF the country, aud all the churche. Of
the country had been divided hy IT. aei,,,
ton, bat It d'i not ailiac, the great pfinri
pies tor which they contcnApd The, te.
yon that portion Of the North ,ec-ded
bit that Is false and the great body al
The North and South are united and rrH
on the great question. aud wil be loun3
together when TIA. come 10 the ballot
bga
So II seems that the withdrawal Of til.
Northern abolition delegates was, a(isr Al
mare nomlas! matter Nr RAVE.
SAYS We met as braihcre aud parted a.
6roihcrs those who were ,did to nave So
coded remaining in the couucl until ia,
close u sreus tha, the tire, >'Afer abY
li,lou delegates who are rrpr, scented as TO-
dsGaully walking on, of ae concuo'
have not seeded that says Mr. iiayue
i. false; the two parties North AID S,rih
ate united. aud wll be found topeih.t
when they come 20 tho ballot box Nov.
wat great ones hon O.. THIS upon which iher
are united. Not slavery. Wilson aud rs
allies were too bitter for sny hopes ct agre-
ment upon that question. " lion, in the
Philadelphia Convention re-ahirnrd bis
endorsement of she BGrinchame speech
he declared that he was la favor Of The
abol ton OF slavery in the district Of Go.
lnmbla AND IN the territories. tie abolition
OF the slave trade between the States the
the rpe'l Of the fugitive ,ls,e LAW. sud
ihe Kansas Nebraska bin, and tina, he ws
10 favor Of placing the Government PEI.
Te,naliy on the side Of human freedom
And TIL. man and his allies Nr Raw,
nor call. his brothers, and SAYS they vlI
BE- found together "when the, CO me to The
boiloi box Then it appears, that these
sbphti'a'-ts are not excluded They slfii,
ated wlto thrit southern brethren. uuderase
crct understanding that while one position
Of the ps'ty Would entoagor 10 unite the
south t,r other would carry the North, std
at lat come together. nom, ate ard elect
President What such Chief NagIs'rn'r
would lo, with such m ailiation. il - net
hard 10 Il termine. The New lotk llfda,
tho lending X \, paper Of the North shad
ows forth the same idea, and ln the report
OF the proceedings Of the phladelphi
Convention it says, that when " lson baa
iinished his abolition speech, "a the 'op'
yention a number Of Southern met cane
up to HIM. and congratulated hin wSnoF
upon his .flor, Now, we challenges de-
NAL of these things and il any BODY
doubts the matter, LEI him come lcfwsfd'
aud we will show the papers.
What will southern men a., to hh'
Arc such men deserving the confidence o.
the southi Does such party mer' 'h''
support' Are they willing to be humb"e'
ged by such ireachery and demaeosu''"