The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-14

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:. hosos, salsty ali thar is dear to nan-'el
me IL the history OF The world es'bit' al
sxsnpic OF a people occupying more sn
nobling attiuse thsn the people Of IA
SouIh, To ytup.rst,on they oppose cain
ssssou. To menaees sad ii eaia 81 NO
lsnes, aEl asN''ns sssnmpacns % sHpaf'
ority. they disdain reply 10 di'eci aiirck'
on their rgh'. OF ,hsir honor, they arFe'
10 the guarantees of the coGsi'iution ane
vkes thoor guarantees shall fail. and no'
IN then. will the injured. outraged sou'a
threw Der sword into the sesle Of her
,iahts. and appeal 10 the God OF bs'ii's 70
10 Der justice. l ssy her sword, because
an not one OF those Who believe ~ the poe
Nbilisy Of q peaceful disruption Of the
Union, X cannot come Unit! ssef. pos'''
bls nssns Of eone ii.tion have btsn sihsud
ID: Il cannot come until every angry pas
,ion shal! hsvs been reused, Il csnno' coms
until brothe'!y feeling shall hsve been con-
vssssd ir,o deadly hate; aud isen Az, "''h
ksimss sn,Littsrsd by the eonscioutne" OF
!nju,tss, or ps,s,cs, ii.h.wroUgm SUI IN
Asmsd, dreadful wiil be ,hs intsfns.'ns war
that nsUst snhue.
NJ. President. amongst What considef
10 no The mosi prominent dsngefs that no"
ssiss 10 the fact that the leaders ol he
republican party At the North have succeed
I'd IN pursusding the masses OF the Noith
that there 10 10 danger. The, h''. hnaisN
70 wrought upon the opinion OF Their o""
people At hone by tho constant is~''''n" 81
tho Aane false statements sud The zane
falss principles. that The people OF tue
Moth cannot 10 made 10 believe thas
tho South 10 IN earnest, oi"iih.tahdh
10 calm and reso.ute determination
which produces III. qu'etso om'nous oi
evil II e@s.. ~ olouds shsll burnt he
PEOPLE Of the North are taught to laus At
the DAGGER Of dissolution. One honorable
sena,o, IL reported to have said. with cs
ansits amenity. tia, the ouplh could no, he
Kicked on, Of tho Union. The honorable
.aator from New iork ,sys
Tho .lsvchoJor., IN spite Of al theu threats, srr
bound 10 by the boHds Ard th.y are bonHi %
uAl,o BY bond I-csl'arly fe'if ornfha' ~ dsffsf
,-s o. u 70, hc,r osn faifs, The m"t'eFs ef
slrfs arc hos'is forrf cpasfa1iv "a hsf ffseHsfr
II, fA.,r r,rg midsf. 'ihs scryilc Is always tie
,no-t t-artu TORN Of wsf The void Uifkasi
pafh,su ui,A iAs nftis eHsmg Asainst that var the
American ihloii Is TIE ualy defence 90 Ulc nav
p.m XXX ,s,.. ,,', ,,i sss 49,,
,ola TIA, var. The, ~,ll--.oon ceta- bah again
! he honorable senstor from NHssachu-
sstts Mr. WiLsoN INDUCES ia the f'Pet.
ton OF n figure OF rhetoric th,l seems qs>
eul,s,ly TO ,,lea.a l.is,ar au,i tickle hia fancy
Tie represents the Southern mother as
clstpinp her infant with conclusive and
closer embrace because the black avrng.r,
With uplited dagger, would be at the doof
and he tell. US that il a bohd Of uuion
which We dare not violate.
Tho South has nn answer to make 10
,hese isun,s-to these insuli. Bar tell
honorable senators that they nre totally
mistaken # the, suppose Tor one momsu,
,nat the condition OF the South. as regards
ito slave property. wouli not be- vastly
ame.,ofsted by lhi, very separation Of
which they speak 90 aibly
Sir. 1t WAS SAID the other DAY hy my
freud from slssoBn VIZ. G,,thl thnt
there existed morc comfy between an, two
foreign nations now on the lace Of the eatth
than there exist. Oh the paft Of the North.
ofn States TO ard. the South Why is ihis :
|, 10 because /, does not cos, the North one
cent, i, /, because the North makes no
ssc,ihcc 1t is because, disregatding the oh
legations OF the constitution and ,teaiing
them nnder foot, she dafes 10 attack the
homo, aud The interests OF the South, which
are protected by The provision. ol that con-
sti.ui,on. Wills, the South, loyal to her
duties and to her faith, i. boupd hand and
loo, by the same constitution. and prevents
ed irom making rcprisals oI ,yIncius recent
m~n..
But, ali, suppose thsso bonds were to isil
bi nome,it--.uppose this common COM
pac, once regulated b, sll--thiuh ,nu That
tae North woid be found putsulus this
warfare upon the south ihnk YOU thal
she would not be compelled immediately to
nsk Us la accept treaties If exttaditou Tor
our iugily, sIay.,i Ihlnk YOU she wouli
no. como aud tender ,uch treaties to us.
and pa-s law. iofbdthg our slaves crossing
ths!f lronnctsf Lot ms DOT DO nsunders
Nood. nn not here TO pretend for mos
meut that the South IS equal IN population
OF military strength with the North. do
no. refer 10 tia, at all speak OF that
compuI.ion which would be exercised nroo
the North by regard 10 ls oWn interests,
by the necessity oil Avoiding the destruction
Of large commercial and manufacturing
properties II, the NORTH.
Why. hr. il tie people Of Ncw England
hsd 10 pty tax Tor ct,ry "ofj they utter
ailh IA ,isw of aggression upon the South,
how many word. would they uttrfi But