The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-09
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= Congress. auoag the corrupt and H.
sen,ious political elements q Washing
ton. under the above title They will re-
member the affecting sccne in the Senate
chamber chronicled with 20 n.uch pathos
by the great organ Of the Black Repub-
l,.sns. the n. y. Tribune, in which the no
,orious Giddings, represented as shaving
encountered Crit,cnden and Marshall,
and grasping each of them atiee''onateiy
bv the hand shed tears. who would
have thought gentleman that would
oyer have been with YOU A common
feeling makes us wondcrous kind Ihey
will rccollect Mr. CrIt,onden's return to
his home in Kentucky, and the public
meetings gotten up, at every stage Oh
his Journey by the Black Republicans to
congratulate him upon the noble and
ra.riotic" position he occupied in Con-
gress
Our cotemporary Of the Flag thought
tia great outrage for us to allude to these
" South American gentlemen, OF to qucs-
/ ton their devotion to the South. But he
has studiously avoided any allusion TO
this Peoples Party which is elsewhere
creating such a sensation or defining his
position in relation TO it. We trust that
we shall be enabled TO furnish sufficient
in this article to draw him ont.
The Peoples Party is an effort TO
combine all the elements of opposition
to the Democracy Are our American
friends prepared for union with Black
Republicanism2 Win the Flag advocate
in Or if the editor does not approve it,
will he have the moral courage to de-
nounce it, aud the Southern journals and
public men engaged in II
The Baltimore Patriot, the leading or
gan Of the American party in Maryland,
il strong advocate OF this consolidation.
A recent number before us, is devoted to
the new party. Among other things, 1t
publishes aprrovingly the deliberations
Of the Peoples Union Convention in
Pennsylvania" in which the Anti slavery
element was strongly Predominant, as Is
evidenced by the following resolution
which was adopted by IT.
That thia Convention d. most heartily approve Of
aud adarsc the course pGrrncd ~ our able and di''
t.nFuiahcd Senator 10 Congress the h'a SIMON Cam
eron well that Of those represcntsive from thi,
STATE who have -ieadfasty opposed the tsfAnn'esi
prty of the national naturalization IN thef attempt.
u impose upea the people II Kansas, by irild and
force slavery cons,tlt 10 in opposition . the kn0wn
ant ", expressed sentmcai Of the ireemen OF tae
territory.
The same number Of the Patriot con
tains the following:
we ind in our ., h,nscs general fu=iss u the op
poatIur-nlt only l1 Ponnylstn.a but IN several 9th
e,strs specially IN New York. IN" following ar
,.lc from the txPre.- viii show something Of tD
fcchug
"in oar o~a State the Eo,i n tie political fl.u-c
" being yer, generally licensed ia ~ tho organs o.
al tie ptftie.. AaiDng othc-. the Magyar, Cngr er
ha. vefy proper article A. 8 the course Of The Amer
can purity IN he cnsiins cimpNfn Oar ors'nMr
rnn. II TINS state en- races An Intelligent courage 'u
class OF men imhled VITA rprt oi rtr IN a.
warm ts IL is unrcldng. Thnre VIII think t.a, th'
rHA-se4 % are " uc diverted from ic fn pies 1n'
measures tHeg have tspng-st have h1i tho fAhtc-
/ Conception ct ttcr views aud purposes. II is There
fore o. he 'st surely expected savs the Courier
' that the nr~1can PARTY Is going this fdl A. u h1
every sl since II, existence into the 'Nicses' Of tb
dght against IN iai cofrnptIon' government miIue
public and priv itr wrong The American Party vii
make all proper and honorable concessions h have th'
[ opposition ,dsce- consolidated Having this cleares
IL skirt Of the responsibility Of the continuance
r,isfule the American Party will pursue the cyri
ton 7 Of t."sy without ien or faTor Sincerely