The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

answer M article pnbli-hci ~ the G tito,,.l
columns of your paper, in relation to the .,,
ap,urc Of WIN. Walker and his follower. ".
say, :" Il would have afforded Us much p'ea,,..
had cur limits permitted, TO have necomp,,,.,
it, (the Presidents Messagc,) al the time. win,
MI editorial expressing IN decided approb,,i.,
of its positions. &c Sc" Now, it sl-Isesr.
very forcbly, that The writer Of that ed,o,,,,
has blndly resolved TO Sustain the al nia,,,,
ton right or wrong, or be has who'll, mlsr,.
s,fuca every intention of Gen. Walker and Il.
followers, II YOU are RICH, In refsrcnc. !.
Gen Walker aud his intentions, history is f,.
and lha great and leading advocates of south.
ern Rights and Southern interests do not a.
in conformity with their own interest nor ill.,
happiness and welfare OF the section Of vouu,r,
in which they reside.
In tina, extraordinary article, every areumes
you 10 ilppanily use IN iradueiug" Ws.ke,s
and every sentence complaccnlly ull.trb
Mandatory Of the President and hi, gallant Con.
modore, We find spoken with greater yrl,
mrncc and much more eoquenee by sew.n
Hale, Dooliitle, aad the rest Of the Doolu.
tribe" II Was with deep aud profound rcg,u
tina read such an article, emanating from,
Southern pen What. VIM Walker and f.
lowers constitutes band to rob- piiiage and ma,
der Shame, double shame upon the head ol,
Black Republican, much less Souhcrnef ina.
would utter such base, foul, yillainous sland.,.
Jtata !
cum-lanec- aud facts connected With Gensr
Walker and his little band of ify.sixn en-.
grants, ere they migrated from California, q,
viii yen ignore the true merits OF the case. ss4
say, tie king can do no wrong Were ihes
: not formally solicited, and pressing y invited l.
se,ue OF eoonse portion # \iearAguai ID
TINY not 20 from frequent invitations made ),
the natives themselves, aud when there alie,
arrangements satisfactory TO both parties wers
: made, took the oath of allegiance, BEGAN.
adopted, bona edc citizens If the country, W.
A, he.itatinely coupling their fate with hers maA
ing her God their God, ready and willing at u
times. and under auy circumstances to share h.,
+, weal or reap her woe without a mufmur. rhes
aN historical facts, and set with them starln,
yen Ia the face, you persistcntly preclaiu
t Walker still a citizen Of the United State,
: What j. the meaning Of the word--if word 4.
) ail--hihu-tefisE, and what right have YOU 3
= call Gen Walker and followers ilhbusi,r.
Does it deny 20 man In this country the righ
TO expttraie himself and become citizen d
cuntkar nrI a. az. IN 49, ,,.ft,t. Dee r.L
Ae conversation exhibits wisdom and ussrli, All
, the sovereign yoiesa Vi bis adopted eoun,ry
choose TO elect him President 50 secure Their
b. Ter government and order, vas he no, he
p right 10 accept that office, aul that no powe
or nation has the right 10 interfere with hia
am sure no man who understands equity
which is totally defeated ia this cass--and on
laws, organic aud statutory, ean gaiusay iha
proposition.
Soon after Gen. Walker erri, Al, a ntw en
daWrcd, arl the country began speedily to
show unmistakablc evidence Of heretofore az
E PARALLEL prosperity. The prudent men and b..
= yesiqaiiug minds Of that unf4runalr county.
thought OF, and weighed the correctness Of hs
saving honor 10 whom honor il 1ne aHd ,tsr
did render unto Caesar the things that wen
Caesars clsctine by barge majority Wii.An
Walker, President Of The Independent RcpuhHt
Of Ncsfagra IRE long We fad him frmt
seated in she pTosidel,.al chair, nhh no di,iaga
subjects m p'H,sa or any opposition ,rha'er-r IS
lhs limits Of ius own adopted country. ltwn
m outside pressure he had 10 contend with a.
together. Costa Rca, Guatamala, iIondery
aud Salvador viewed with jealous e}e IL
rapid progrc-, made in civilization and the s'ssi
success Of Republican Institutions in iac.r .is,s'
State, ard they bound themselves together,
forgetting for the time their own petty jes-
ou.ie-, 10 lleir great hatfcd for AmcTieanzi.
ton. England ever rcads to follow her nau'
ral instinct Of cupidty and grim. saw at ens,
" the game was fairly up aud deserted he
great ultimate good hat wond accrue TO ih,
country upon the success Of " Wake" AMI
she too lent her destroying hand, and he I
said 10 cur great shame aud discreii, poF,io'
OF ihe mimon~ of tbs Cos cfnseent headed b
Capt Davis, Vanderbilt, and the " gallant Con.
modorc 'aulding' finished the nglesicu, weis
The keen eye Of the North beaning btissl
with the IRE Of 'anaiiei-m ook,d lhraast
"the dim vista Of the future" and saw Niest
aqua and the co, n'ry hing contiguous, pso
Piled with the b ,u,k man, chaBae Cor an cx'eu'
sion of Southern territory ID an increase g
southern Representation in the lIals osfe
gres-, and she urged DAVIS. Pauiing, Van'e''
belt, Ne, forward 4" 10 c'y alond aud ~phfeHet
Yes sir, here lies " tho gist OF the whole ms
ior"-,he bead and front NJ General Wa'ss''
offending. lie by the power 10 him vested, n'
IN the pen,iludc of his own true wisieh
deereed that slavery should be an ins'iiu''os ~
he country aua now the full pack, sews'O'
Hale, poolitile, g. Co., chime in at his hee''
claiming as their gallant leader Janes hasH'
anan, our presen, Chief Executive Shall
M Southcfners, q" to the manor born, aa"
with tbs iiendi4h pack OF Aboitionists W
never feel assured that at least iort,Hah
out Of fifty will say the same. Let the s.,
and appropriate words, No, Neusr : be Yas''
around from neighbor to friend until ~ W,
is heard from hiil and dale. filling the go'fe'"
the mountains aud every other avenue W.
IA. fiat