The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-07

ton commonly called the know Vou.
Order. or American party, having M
patty with their secrecy, their oath, ~
unconstitutional designs. their relipion. ~"
tolerance, their political ptoscrip,ion
their abolition associations at tho No,,,' ''
9th Rcsoircd, That We hail with d.n.,
III late signal triumph in Virginia Of ~
Democratic party, aud Of the p,,,;a W.
Wings, who co>opera,ed in achieyin, :,
result, over the Know Nothing orc.uD.,;a A'
AS conclusive evidence. tina, in ,Lo r.
practical question Involved in that cos,.''
Southern men may honorably and .u,...
fully combine. w!,hou, regard to pa,t seI.
icnl distinctions, TO save tho cop,,;,.,,''
from dissertation, and the South from ~;
Frustrated before tho power of No,,L.s
lanaticism and misrule. ''
10. EesoiroG. That political ne....
and tho enbarrassme"'s constant, Mi.ins
from our commercial relations with No.
alike dictate the policy OF the ann.,,,,a.
o. Cuba to this county, ut the esrl,.., =.
Rod, compatible with p"r ns,,ons! boro,
and treaty obligations.
ll,h. Rcsoircd. Iha. the Demo.,..
and National principles declared and :,
forth in tho inaugural address and ANN,
message of President Pierce, meet on, 30.
dial approval. and that he Is cn,i,lrd IN H..
thanks OF the country for his enfo,e.m.,.,
Of those principles. N the signature ,od
approval Of the \ehraska.k snsss bin H..
faithful execution OF the Fugitive sl,,.
law. his varnu, ,c,ocs. and u,her mca.n,.,
Of administrative policy IN conormn, 4,
those principles.
l2th. Resoirc9, 'Iha, the ad.ini,,r,h.,
Of Gov Johnson meets our decided ANN
val, and we confident, recommend lin IA
the people Of Georgia for recollection to III.
office he has SO ably aud faithfully flied
The following was passed unaninou,l,
Retolred, That IN view Of the action OF
the Legislature cf Massachusetts and Yer,
mont, and the threatened action Of 9TH,
Northern States, virtually repeating tn.
Fugitive Slave law, aud dcnying 10 The cit
zens OF the South their constitutional risA,,
we recommend to our next Legislature ii.
abortion Of such retaliatorv measures A,
their wisdom may suggest. aud shall be 10
conformity with constitutional obligation.
o. The following is An extract from ,
better 10 the State Gazette, dated Was.
ngton, Texas, Jane lSih.
The Know Nothing Convention a.sqr
hled at " ashing,on with closed doors, 'iaf,
l. Al Ia, IN.
were something like the " shor, comiag,
in Virginia Most OF those present wet.
wings, and there is not the slightest don,
bat ,ha. the wing party IN Texas, IA 10 u
built upon this Know Nothing faction Ia
transformation will be rapid The coma,
expression OF nearly every member Of ',,
order who has been in sshing,on, il t,,',
ked By hostility to the prescn, adnine'',
ton. Sr, that down. The mos, prom.
en-, know Nothing Is sam IIouston. II.
i. gall ard bitterness agnlns, every o~mo.
crat VINO has ayowcd himself in favor q
the Nebraska and Kansas bills, and il h,l
been mainly through him that this CONF,
ton owes it, existence.
II was intended to run some cihermY
for Governor than Dickson, but It isssH
NV that IN consequence Of The sghPoe
difference OF opinion between Pcs,e aal
Dickson IN regard to the State sy.lrr
that the latter could hc nn,'e usa OF Ia de-
t.e,in.. ,he democratic putty. The knoa
Nnthugs never dreamed o Dickson hsfa,
pease's Galveston letter. Any thing 3.
beat the olddcmocratic part7, was the cor
mon romaik here among the Wing kure
No'hinss. Principle is ont of the que
ton they noniina,ed for Cor. u
Dickson. Dr. lowers was taken up sd
nominated for It. tYsatnut because b
desired some office, aud II be had not les'
taken NJ BY the Know \othiups. il M
believed by every body Ma, he weuld bfta'
off before he could &c, back TO Palestine
Captain Crosby WAS nominated h
commissioner ci the Land Office in ofdf
To give some color to the friendship Of Ih'
Know Nothinss to democratic o'iicen
Had there been any donb, about his -lsc
ton. he never would lgye gotten a vols
Il Captain Crosby accepts this upminaiie.
! hope the democracy throughout the S,s'
Vii note il, ! have kind feelings Tor hin
but If he is found giving aid aud COMET
to the enemy, he then loves the Office me-
( than democratic principles. aud We ts'
have nothing to do with them.
+ rs far "a learn, If pense comes Oh
light upon the State system he will n
every democratic and great many ~
votes on the BrHzos river. The fe,l,
T .,otnst ia. a ma, t.ttfpu. IL 1,ltiias