The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
The Opinion Of d K. Y. Colleague Of
Sam heustOn.
Mr.. fOOIE, of Mississippi, said /:

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me gentleman Is wiling AS under
s''"' "'"'' ''"' 'he uh..y ana concord o.
'"e Dehorfhnc party shsii not be 50 TAI
o'ohe" !" upon as To prevent the fankes'
''eeso''e' ,,o'" coming INTO our midst and
eAe'c'se enhslehl influence ~ The Official
contests VI 'no Gay understand what
inc gentleman means. lie has very
spec'ai audience lhere The speaker point
'' ~ "' "an,o"'' VINO was s'uhs Just De
"''" "''"') ihe Signs OF the tunes are
very o"'''ous' uhuef''aha them wen
'"ousn mere are some men, l"i course
/ NV III '"o 1e"''e'l VINO are prepared ~
give 'hs,r deliberate sanction to corrupt
Po''Ue"i o'te"'ns, by means OF whieh mean
a"u "upt'hcip'ed men are TO be elevated to
"'s" a'"''"hs' 'hfoosh 'he agency OF cor
'"P' '"'''s he ana management, OF s1en a
nature AS almost to stamp permanent d's>
cfe'' upon tue esea''heon oi sae hepnb'
nv because SONS Of Us say ha' we 10
MOI WISH 20 associate WIN 'ach people
hecaQse We say We VIII have no political
connection with any man pledged TO agl
tate against the 'deiuNe slave law VINO
calls himself " Democrat nut VINO stands
s"le"hiy p'ense" Ia 'an""e"' oo"su'uen
cy to come here aad asitate eo"s'antly ia
opposition to thus la"--is II to he SAID That
we are disturbing the hafmohy oil Ire Dem
ocrat.c party he gentleman may, II he
chooses, have associated with such people
do not wish to associate Nth them, |
have said everywhere 10 my own slate ana
| say u here that the man WHO Is pleoged
ia the Norih 10 as'tale against we iHstuNe
slave hiiI aud the man "a the South, "ho
Is pledged to agitAte Ia opposition 10 any
part of this great Han OF compromise, -
ia my Judgment. no patriot IN the first
place. aud secondly, is no Democrat. do
not charge the gentleman With wishing TO
associate with such persons do not say
that he has corrupt intentions himself. !
do not say that he wishes to use certain
persona for his own particular purposes
that be 10 willing 10 disoredi the democrat
ic party, to disgrace It's ancient creed to
pull down IS pdmeyal dignity in order to
have an opportunity Il hols,lng himself. a
wre,ched political hnmbog Into the highest
Mace in tn. Republic. THIS whole msg'
inslion is nauseasiug--it 's diseusins--'t
is horulying.
The gentleman quotes scripture. And
saws that h. wishes to Judge men by Their
WORKS, Dot by taelf professions. - do J.
What are the works OF the honorable gems
Tenant | viii show up n little on that
score. What are bis works, ] repeat
Why. be iuiluides tb&i bo 10 th' author "'
the compromise. He says he madc speech
in which be prepared the way Tor The com
promise. and went of to Texas leaving
other persons to perform the 'abof OF per-
lecllug the scheme. can say WIN psiiee'
truth that tie gentleman did nothing 10
promote the passage OF any OF tho meas
ures OF the compromise except inc p"'
granting money to exas'
Mr., no, SUM voted Tor every
mcasur" comprising 'he compromise
Mr. FOO Ell voted i"f every inca"
IRE except the California olil, fh' b'''''''
OF Columbia bhl Nhy "'d tha' es"ue-
man vote FOX the California bllI was II
because he was more disposed to sSmpa
the with California HAN other S'"s'ofs
Why DID he vote Tor the Gregg" oi1i !"
lsis, following the lead oil 'he la'e NV
tfous Senator from Missouri VII ~ ' :
TON Humor says WI not say II Tor
1t would he unpeflamettafy inc no"
orable gentleman was then looking ou' 'o'
the l'eeso'l fe'e' ana norea 10 De s'se's"
by means oil certain reeso" support 20 'n'
Presidency know man' s'f' VINO THINKS
he has very high projections 10 Ffvs'''n'