The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-10

ous Rdscut Ihey originated in ,h. anti.
slavery States, aud protesting, AS Tar a.
they made any professions. that their MIN,
was to put down all sectional par,ie. Ana
agiiations. and especially abolliouism n.
order rapidly spread IN the south ana
promisad at one time to become formid,,lo
throughout: the country. We, among OH
ers, regarded It "a new move of III.
enemies of the South from the hrst Ana
have never ceased to deuouuce IL. "A, ..n
on this account as for its intolerance ana
proscriptiye spirit We have now .om.
data to Judge the fruits this order I'm.
brought forth. and is sui lih sly to bro,
forth II it is longer tolerated.
Their first achievement Of any nots ..
well as We recoleci, was the election Of
Pollock, Governor OF Pennsylvania. . fra.
soiler-a great friend OF the South IT,,
nest. Gardner, Governor OF Massachusetts,
an aboli.ionist another great friend of III.
Sonth' The nest, Wilson, Giddin,.
Abby Folsom sbolitionist another pre,,
friend Of the South Nett, Seward 1,
An, thing still greater friend to the Sou,h,n
Since the Inauguration Of this "sub,.rr,
mean party. too, aud iis attemp, to crv,b
out the cd parties Of the country, tina
Democratic State of Iowa, represented in
the United States Senate by the Young and
gallant Dodge. u true friend to the consl,
taiional rights o. the South, has succumbed
to the Aboliionis!1, and the fusion I.epi.>
ature seud to the Senate the Rev Jane,
+ Harlan, a Fred Douglass disciple, and Of
course another great friend to the South
+ The rtaie OF Michigan which. so long 4,
she was Under Democratic rule, WAS Al
least passahy decent in her relations to the
South, has also through her fusion know.
nothing Legislature, nsiructedhe seria.on
and requested her Representatives in { On.
gress to propose and vote for u variety Of
denominations to the South. In additional
Ibis, the Wisconsin fusion Legislature h~
lust elected Cha,..s Durkce to the Sena,.
OF the nilci States Durkce, II sinking
loathsome iholitiouist.
Now. the Know Noth'ues may no, BE-
Immediately chargeable with the latter
sins, but II is a fact that they have all
TRANSFERRED since d" sam commenced h.
political career. bv teaching the people tia,
nothing good could come out OF the old
parties. aud that they aud the foreigner.
must he put down Democracy, especially,
muste0 BY the board and in ever, Instance
in which that party hs. .uifered defeat
Whether al the hards 10 the know>No,h
ipcs or 1.'9u vt iNhi4s, AhoIitioni.l'
4ri NatN.- Ie.l cuemie.
OF ut' lr, RE- ,lnqai,hef.
let .,..y tcur ir.l.. .b' south stick
pin hefr.
t. Che hnguar" ef tho Richmond f.
quu,r ill.,. origin ni IA. hsuw NatAias
lcasae i.- .unl and l's 4 Wig alr thus seep
apphat t- Ga t,H.H OF -te"nrth to sb
oureuH~u. und however southern men lnsy
now permit themselves to be blinded, .Ae
triumph IN lhe,r section OF the conIederacy
ul thus s-tHst sf.tufatou, vii usher ,n 81
era whlA Wll uunbsk a. real object, bot
then re4ret AND laueHtation vii be- Of no
avail thea fttaced steps will no, give
back los, advantages % repair iul urles seli
/ inflicted M 70 NpEiua aud MArNhnd--
" almost anu aisrt States nor, ~ one Ut
the organs ct these batter Dsy Jesuit. re
certS lmpudcn,y told Us Vdl ind lhem'
selves. oS"tner with ull arqpse-e,"t south
ern States. Weakened. ags'H howt' dndef
,,..,oA,. A. ,h,,iti,ria,u mar. ,o,heeti,
and ,.o,.l...s than .,e, il mo. .pl,,.,, in
t..r9,,...... .... ,.,dl,. .,r,s,, .( ,on.r,sn.s
..,,,t \olfh.,, b,u,tic.
"At ih,. ,a,l. d.,,- and tbi. IA ma p,ere
mari, canf What d. ia. trre cnrd.d ton Of
,b,,,.f ,b,t tl... fasnii. ,C Tia. 1.,ht .o far
and ,l., ,.n.,t M .j..i,, /, L,,s n,,,dncsdf
g., asL .bn.. ,n,.f,on. Tint hon,-t men d,
nh o,rt,e. in N,,.iu.e and m. ~,nlb ma,
npa,eef tb.n As tho history Of the times
warrants. In tho rtoat ami slavery State,