The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-29


mo.t extreme Southern States Ihai THIS
legi. station would b, upheld by the Ffe'''
arui. and by an armed force sent by b."
INTO the territory, fully Instructed to sustain
it, law. and IL. officers. And that after
being told all tbs. he should be- Addressed
tha. SIR. you may not believe It, but IA
that d., ibsfe wlil DO poweria. pst'N
oresnized in th. South to bresA down Tvs
President. and the National party wh'en
.nppoft. him. They viil spare no 'li'tt'
IN Jiscouoyenance emigration tom the
south to ,hi. ls,fiiory, apd to briog odl"m
upon the party which passed tbs TN
One II the msin planss OF their platform
viii be. Opposition to the reckless ana
unvi.e policy Of the Administration IL
repeating tho clause the Missouri Cons
promised ahieh forbid slavery from gong
into ,ha, territory They viii support =
man Tor President who Will assume the
ground led, f,Iim,rs's Rochester speech
,ha, the repeal Of the restriction opening
mi. teffilofy to slavery was an act OF bad
faith the pandofa's box which le, ioose
untold e,i's upon the country, he
Northern senator Who originated the biil,
md the %etbstn President - hn signed Il,
,,tI h.. denounced in uumrasured terms.
and he vii assert shat every Northern man
10 Congress Vho supported 1t. ought to be
bald tn strict accountability, when he
knew that il they were thrown overheard,
a, he thus iutmatrs. their places would he
supplied With ahglltioui.ls, Ibis speech
.r, viii be copied IA the south. "''h The
mo., eln,irp comments upon i and IT'S Al
thor. who will be denominsted statesman
AVID a patriot. This snme party, SIR, VIII
be ofpan,sed in an extreme Southern state
and run a man for Governor (Ssm Hons
toni who for ten years had been counting
ths abolilionis,s, and who viii assert N his
sn.eehs. that he would freely give on"
half of what he n.ay be- worth to restore
this line prohibiting slavery from the terri
tory in question, Md strange AZ 1t may
seem. th. same party in the south VIII set
Itself up as the peculiar defenders OF south
stn nights. ls leaders viii have the UNI
Llusbing impndeuer 10 attack th'a same
,atfiloti.l bah a. a lfeesoil measure, and
derlore with bitter lsmcuta,ious the pro.>
pect OF this territory becoming 'fssod,
while ,hes will mako ma EFFORT to avert IT.
Yet such IS the history Of tbs anon
alously inconsistent party They are inc
men who are making war upon Mr Walk
or and the administration, and are eud"av
oting by their structures upon the former To
create prejudice ags'nst tho hanFa' bill
y hat ight have eaeh men 10 pursue such
, eoursei II Nr Walker IL culpahle n.
they assert, as ougA, to be held smensble
Tor bis couduc, It has originated from no
fault Of the i susas act ot those who have
supported IT, Ey that net slavery has been
kent in the territory aud simply protected,
and Il il does not heroine slave state,
those Who have ,.iul1u.lv opposed every
effort 10 mska it 40. are a1swcrshle Tor II
Their are the mon who have spared no ci'
fort. to deleB, the cause OF the South, and
uho viii richly merit the oduu which
ought to attach 10 those Who msY produce
oar defeat
LirrR,Ry tuHI1sirt \ few DAYS
ago. we picked up a book whlch "as
marked with printed label, " Nafshall
University Library. 40 25i O. looking
st the title Of tho book. We found !, 10 be
" Chsmhst.s Miscellany Of i'useful aud
Entertaining Tract. Open.og it careless
ly. our attention WAS arrested hy picture
Of negro nearly naked. With a dog after
him Tie negro WAS represented a. hav
ing been shot aud brutal, fefociou. look
ine msn with lev-lsd gun. the smoke
rolling from 1t. W.. to be seen shot, dis
iaaee from him Ihls Tract, or story. WAS
entitled " Life Of Negto slave, aud,
upon examining It. we found il WAS har-
rov,ag description al the horress OF slave
ry, a regular abolition inrendary publiea,
ton OF the Fred Douglas and Garrison
school Now the questions arse, How
came iba, book IN this lihrafyl Are there
auy more Of like chacacteti We trust
the matter \ be looked into a, once II
an accident It /. lnescussble. II intention
al She man wAa did 1t should be exposed
OF punished
OF iae theatrical uoups OF Nr Charles
which has been playing successful sn'
gseemeu, at Jefferson. We learn designs
returning to Msi.hell, aud remaining du>
ting the Count. lbey bars in rehearsal
several ucw plays. Oar friends IN the
country who have Jailed to witness their
previous performances. should avail them,
selves OF this opportunity of spending a
social evening Il il decidedly the best
lhes,tcal corps wc have ever seen Va Texas
Nr Charles has engssed Nf Rsius's new