The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11
NO. 33.

lied the union of church and state under
1 Constantine II Jlj, \. d.; that the an>
'agonism 81 tae stone to the image, sm,>
ting Il on The feet, symbplixed tn. gsnius
Il oar grea, nation ia ~ opposition to tho
uuinn of church aud state that while tho
stone Kingdom or government was MOI
Christianity. the mountain gu, Of which
the stone was cut ras Christianity. That
the winged woman Of the wilderness was
m emblem OF christianity, and her NAM
child, TO whom was given rod TO rule
was ma emblem of our Government Nis-
ing bur pure felig on; that this mnn-
child. being caught up 10 heaven IN tho
rl.nds." showed the proydental protec-
,ioa 1t aur infant republic. That our ns>
uonsli'y which was 60 conn. WAS indeed
restored IAat God would constitute
such nationality cat Of people who would
acknowledge h,- son. Jesus Christ snd
no, Of the Jews, Who from The beginning
have denoufs 4 Christ. That prriec,
coincidence being periee, fulh.lmen', our
nation ani no other on earth answered tho
picture Fiat the nationality to arise was
20 be gathered ogt OF the nation That
they were to 20 10 the westward. That
the country they were TO inhshtt was
lAnd between the eastern aud the great
western seAs That tie land WAS oa-
that had always been waste" That il
was to b. i,csied 10 thirteen distinct States.
Ina, these States should be bounded on
lhe east Is the eastern Sea. aud on the
west by the great western sea That tho
p"opi- gathered out OF tho nation should
" build snd dwell safely in uaval-d VII
,sges snd cities, having neither gatss nor
bars. "a land OF brosd rivers and
streams" rapublie where the peops
-" should appoint Cor themselves one head,
sad their rulers aud governors should 10
from arlong themselves Iaat the United
States WAS " the isles that should wait Tor
God, and lha, the ships OF Tafshish or Old
psia shoaI be FIST to open emigration.
That our roua'fy was the land shadow,
iug U,tA wings" which was beyond the
uveff If ETHIOPIA. which from J1dea b.
You'd taa Nile MAS the United States, and
gp other country. That cur erea, country
sss jwnfle protected To is beginning and
answering ibe predictions precisely Of thu
nationality hN was 20 come, is the mss
Boon born % Col Va day" born on lnde-
p,ndence day. laat the United States
af1se i1 the providence of God as the
mus political government; and that IT,
great m.ssjsl vas tae overthrow OF mon
srca5, aal :ie utter destruction u political
aad oc.gs tsl.gM daspotsm IT., suhiec,
10 .Aa aI..rloan related more especially to
" jAe last CREST battle between civil aud re.
i..1as li5ef,y on The one hand. aud po,>
81 and ecclesiastical drspoiis,s on the
other, termed IN Scripture the battle Of
Cor sud Nsgoe;" the battle OF Arms-
gad4an." and the battle OF the great 1sy
ol God >mirhly" Fiat the United
States would te Invaded by monarchy.
That RusAia would be the leading power.
sud England snd sll the sgtoeracy 10 tho
void would be allied with Russia against
the United Siales, except France, that
France would be With Us in the end as she
was with US ia the beginning Ihs, m
armament such rs the world never saw.
coupe sod O., Millions. would invade ths
county. lhs, the battle f ID was the val
ey Of tae N,s.ssippi. in nzeaiel. - and
81 That Heaven would be upon our
slis Bot IN lhs las! fray, there would he
uollle .uea - never WA. That the L.
s-ts., he,ne tae exponent. and repre.en's.
tive OF repubhcAni-m, extending its bor>
doris from sea to ses, and from tie lake. to
the ealf, arose a. the formidable definef Of
satocfacy sni that Russia. embracing an
area 81 one. seventh of esr,h's terra firms.
sod sri.iag ia dreadful grandeur. must in
s~lt.de'euee, si,empl the extinction Of pop.
ular freedom, sud that these two iormidS.
be powers. lowering and eliminating
to tae heaven. HE dreadful cloud. sur.
charged wi.h the elements q, MIN, would
shock the world with their collision, and
.fe.r,rh til oath a. IA Hand That nar
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