The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

Ths asssaI mess'se Of Gov. Ca,ds., At
Msss. wee delivered o" We Ah Of Js.se,,
In this n,sssags hs 'sfsss 10 shs late P,,.L
DENTAL sles,in... ~ ssssit Of xhish b. l..
pos.a 10 says:
$50 far. step hss heen taAen whieL h
may ~ 4ui,e = senss alton 10 retrieve. IL.
citizens have the t'st,~r assurance, known.
tina, that dseisson kss bsen made, The. ~
action which fred that stop was taken I.
the casting votes of as,ens born, nIs~ns -.
n.,ur .lis-d aud sIis"s entirely ignorant Of
our institutions, and grossty calless to n.
vas, interests involved ia this s,up-ado..
issue
The Richmond Enquirer ecmm-s,s =.
follows on this Message.
While IN the South the igot-d spiti, n
Know nottingham has bee" sn-c,u.ll.
crushed out. we perceive that /" Ma.sssb.
sets. wl~nee il sptsns, the monster Uul
r.srs i,s ,smpsst head. Gov Gssd..,
IN his late message, declares continued ~,
upon the adopted c''zens, because their In.
u,o,ic votes aided the ns,iousi us@ocr..,
IN putting down the Black K~publiss" ma,
". Hear what he says:
a" While this horde OF foseisr born N.
tiers have thus stricken down moths csu..
[,ha, Of Fremont which appealed to IL.
moral ssn.i1eut snd ro!tahtss.s.i patriotism
of our country, It only affords ans h~r COM
i,ms,lon of n fact which our whole history
establishes. that the foreign vote. with hardly
Al exception. always hs. been, aud in III.
ns,.re OF things ever will aid must BE-, Al,
tYacted to tina. party which, under high.
sounding sene'si'.'es on the abs.raet righ,s
OF man. always practically co operates
with slavery u, the South, and banishss
from lis platform the moral questions, and
nobier instincts. aud u,ots eniy h.susd s.u.
tItneuis o. the age.
"Agsin Gov. Gardiner ssys
:" And il i, this alien body which ha, d..
cd.d in the past many Of our gr~x, M.
tonsl elections. aud IN the iu;uf., unl~ss
f checked, Is destined to 'hws', many II the
uob!es, movements which New England,
co opers,ius with New Eas .and sentiment.
morality aud educsilon---diNused through
the grea, Nest, may undertake In behalf
OF t,eedom, humanity. aad the nobler spirM
Of the century. II was the aexd~riug ln>
lnence al ,h.s BODY which counieraetsd
the gfes, Northr'n apt,ssn. OF the last ma
tiounl election For wherever New Epy>
land sentiments. New England education.
aud New Euslsud mofah,,, lay fsssou ol
state colonization from lhe Indigenous aud
unmxed population OF these SIX S,n,es.
were dfras.d and Ir-doninn,-.t. there,
without An exception. the cause vi ireo
territory u'umphed.'
go count.ract The increasing haencs
., Tho .ssnp'ed cius.ns. MA" ba,. stood ~
ih. CONSTITUTION aud the tu,on, III resisting
the sn,i slavery Iofsy NJ New England
against the rights af tae South. Gov Gard.
me, recommends the establishment ri a
Legislative compact w',h the Incoming race
that # they choose hereafter 4" n,Hks their
home within our borders. the, NAV do 30.
freely psttcipsini. in our grainit"as edu
tionsl privileges protected hy our laws.
defended b, our government, elevated by
onr republican institution, bg, subject to
the sole condition that .ar, shall take no
part in the selection ui our fnlrts az the nj
minis,taion OF our gns-fnmeut until they
are fitted hv experience TO understand It's
working and appreciate u. blessings
"ln other words. III. fec soil Know
Nothing Governor 81 N,"schussrs urges
the adoption OF something similar 10 the
prosruptive bill iu,r"tpcei luin Congress
by NJ Humphrey Nsr.bnll al krntueky.
reGnifing residence al twenty. one yea'x