The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

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times considering The attacks that are nhau,
uuon me, and the circumstances by VINO"
am surrounded, have good reasons 20 eA'
peet the laitor Ny colleague aud have
differed on several occasions Rfea' po-
htcal questions have gisen hlm uo
credit for honesty OF purpose. sud c'"i''
the Same f5i myself ! am about to leave
the ser,,c. Of the State, sud retire to prs
yaie lie ADD shall most certainly resign my
commission as senator Ny honesty IA be
fore the world. aud { have done my couh,
tty wronr the record Will condemn nae. |
have cecn accused Of catering to the pes''
Quincy WHY need want the Presidency.
baye t,ice been President, mud although
not on as large theatre as the | IS, yet
the future viii show that no President Of
the niied States has ever had an opporin.
utty ol dong as much for has country, as
could have done tor lcNas.
Gen II thea proceeded TO comment
upon some s,uctures passed upon his ae-
tons by meeting held "a san Augustine
county He sand that 80 far as the MAORI.
u Of the citizens of that couairy we're
concerned he did not fear to trust his rep
gi.bpu iu their hands hey were eudeai
ed 90 h.m by recu!.rciions OF pasi ia'ot ana
support which he could never ''fgri, ana
IT, .ome eatl5 period. he intended TO address
a. sm iu bis own defence. b. rs .i the
authors ol Atse fs-1Ia'oas, he did not rec
agpfs thea as having any claims upon him.
10 ras accused 40 hairayug Texas.
What motive had be- tor heuaylng Texas,
Time bps sanctiiied his vote ON the Oregon
bill aud tleh there was the Nebraska bill
he was condemned for that He regretted
th,, he had been prophetic ia regard to that
bail SIX hundred miles Of Indian tg,riior,
iu,aryensd bctWcl. 'aeNa. and Iowa; but
now IT, ,,a .ass,s, If ,ba Nebraska bill
d.. .l,,.,,,,,.t r,.,l,oodo come n, ia fine
+, -. a.. ,,,. al.o co,d.,tn.d fan,
l..,a.,.'nr ,h. Iodi,n. 'rbs Indian, hay,
s',,' G,.nJ. and he knew tha reason why
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- 800 ia 600, nh. us. of Than
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Con Ru.k entered at considerable Length
i,,o f., bisto,x of til. monument occurrence
.inos. tn. anna@ation of Texas, the iarria,
the settlement Of the boundary in Oregon
th. Magician war. the d,spules AZ to nul
own boundary and tie compromise meas
ur,s 81 1850 and said ho thought ia a.
these matters rexas had nothing with
which 10 rsproach herself. and although ion
their course Oh several OF these questions
The Teas delegation had in variou. quar-,
tors came IN for quite a lbeA,l share -,
abuse and denunrlAton. still he believed
there we're few rejecting men who would
now be willing to undo them. The guess
ton of sale of part Of the public domaln
TO Tue nited states to relieve ms from debt,
had entered INT" canvass '"t 'oNefn'''
PRIOR TO lc3V ne theh went 'h'" h'''o
y OF 'he 'e@as u'D,, "'o sc"'i'R Jaw '"o
treaty Tor "nhF@'HB Texas TO Inc n''u
states Wh'ch was u"Nefsaily ha"9u as I"
great boon by 'h' p'1F.' 81 eAa5' u1'
when was 'fJ'''oo 10y '''7 "'I'" '''''''
senate ne gave s'''y % '"' ''u'"'
Any act, ann sa'd thht uh"oF the pf'l'N' 'l'