The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17


mi. H.,;,,ni.h.,t ,en,l,uan addressed
.,,,.. =, IN. Rants, Cburea in this
,.' 1Y,,.d,, las, and was listened to
,,,,b al attention by n large lumber Of
lens both male and female.
IL, o.hil,,ae commenced Ly saving
ha, bc arose no, a. a candidate or as.rant
d. he was only one OF the great
IA, ,,l,,ic and as such claimed right to
h. h.,rd mon the great questions now aei
.,,n, IN. country. Passed = glowing
80 an. farm, of Government and free
hat zach and every citizen
h,J f., l,eb aud holy duty to perform IN aid
ss.,5o and nreseye them that the
,.lI.n,al c,,lJro, was now most intensely
h.,t,5 -, tina, tn, present was most mos
,,,,,,n. Time IN every ynion,loying South
of, citizen. that The rights Of the South
ever. NOW moro yloleurl, ass led aud as
.,ul,ad and ip more imminent danger than
At ANY time since the formation Of our
,,,ysratn,pt tina, a great political Element
nav, in motion aud working the de.
.,,,.i,,u nj IN. tllh'. OF every nion .oy-
lao bnt more especially OF every southern
man that which but lev years since
y,.uot lancer than a mans head. having
L,, tv advocates who openly espouscd
,heir DANGEROUS doctrines, had so rapdl,
increased As nov to WELD MAJORITY IN the
\,,,oual Legislature. and had now an eX
.nrrnt ol then mi.chievous. di.union doc,
limos nfe.ittnr over the deliberations Of
,b. ponular branch o. Congress Hence,
he preser,ed himself not only o. atoteti.uc,
a. nian but enpiatira.,Y 4 southern
man The sneaker passed 4 very happy
.oiopv on John { Calhoun, heartily ems
dor.ed h.. views. That. although al one
,,rce thinking that truly emincnt statesman
and patriot was in error when he proclaimed
that the Mon and the South were in dan.
Ger from the Abohtionsi. and Frce>S oilers
ef the \or,b. he was now clearly convinced
he va. .lebt am, was proud to know that
.,,lo,.h ,s ia the flesh dead. his spitit wa,
.,ll ,,,n,es.ine the Great truths Of his lie
On the minds OF American citizens.
lie then alluded to the unfot,uualo uists
i,ps in the fau.s If toe SoLlh That with
in the ps., three year. the Democratic part,
and the American party ia the South hsd
mot in political contest and measured lan>
ce.-that the present aspect OF toe poiu-
c,l elemeuts forbade a LONGER division
oo,onc them and called gron his audience
Mo-, Sopthern men to sacrifice on the
al,, If ,h.,r rommon country matters of
,,in,, i,,ror,,,,e and net IN concert A. one
80, d, ,,.,,r,o.n e,or,y
'rlT l"I.e ,l,an ,llndsd IN the nomiua,
-, - ,hs ,,,.,i,ao ,,,,, for President
i ~ p.a.ii.n, p,id ia,a,orc
a.,l,,,,,,, j., NJ, ill,,o,c had ayery
at'a,, j., H.. .,,,j eor.s,v,,f.,, nm,
'.,i'..,oI ,ha, s.n,h.,, ne, would he
-, a,,',, aai, ya,es /, vot,,g for
tin arl ,s,, r. do nres..t s,.l5 no
So,,bsrn man had ,gbt Ia do that. said
an. y,n,.I n. contest tor tb. rrc,i,
Jan.rm ls,,,o il. Lstvs., Tie Dsmo,
80, ,...,, aad ~, placl Rs,,il,csn.
n.t,r,.., ,,.n L,,.1, ,.,i.,,.l
7.;.i.,,.,,., ~ Al, pietc. L,,.
,1.r,,,,., :, ~ r,,,,n,l son,dns.s TIM,
r., n,,. ,,,i,,,,l piop s,ate,,iebts co,
.,;,,,,ooaI acknowledgements vas sqcorf
-, .io.. u,, oxis,.,.o Of the Gov.
-, az NJ p,cha.., La smoke IN
I,, "a .,nl,,.,t,,
-, l., ~. al.l;,, r.,,,,t..,, r,osti.
,,r,,nsI ..,rJn..s and st,,.sn,sn.Lip. sn,
,rer.,-r. lii I. l,r Pierce Wuh VI
poa,i,. ~. was NOT q. w.ll pleased
,dln,tted hi. talents bat objected to hin
on the question of " Suuatter Sovereignty
aud some other question:. Thought lha'
Cen. Pierce Mr. buchanan and Nr Dong
las would eacl, h.se many warm. uncom.