The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

forward with unmingled pleasure :,
glorious destiny which mus, aw,i, ~
its career Of glory and honor be- NV
short by the madness and folly Of ieV
tiunism. When say Aholi,i,r,'O
mean to embrace Republicans. nndr !
Soilrrs aud all the an,rslavery ,l.,."
OF the North. They are destined h''
far, to have control of the Gocerum',
and they are now animated hv mo-, .l
a feeling OF opposition TO slavery .h!
an intense hatred Of the South WI?
with til II blind and passionate r.,u
cism. enables them 10 violate the nl.,
principles OF the Federal Cous,i,nn
aud disregard the sovereignty and ,na'
ty OF the States, and the rights IF r,.
with ms much facility as they would ~.
an act To protect class interests an,
themselves at the expense Of the cy
industrial interests with us. or I, o..
PIRATE two million Of dollars To- ,la
pruv,mcnr Of Northern Lakes and Ei,.
and refuse to appropriate one fpurn
that amount to the improvement, az "a
coast 1T the Gulf Of Mexico and ia ia
taries, because they accommodate e,nn
.rn commerce
couNsEis PREPARATIONS FOR THE Won,
ORGANIZING THE MILITIA
The Southern States ongh, to buill un.
mree, and acquire a shipping III their own !,
soon as possible thcy ought To engage mn
Kinds OF manufactures as iar us possible ,sl
above all they ought at once 10 n,e,,',. ."s
81 H. al stt.itt no.
for the manufacture of their own or,,,,s,r,. ',S
arms and ammunition This can d. us NJ han
n citizens oi the Republic and nm, il, ,s., ~.
to our rights "a states, and 10 t.lc Llrr,i,, q
our people.
e It may bc said this looks IKE a rar,isr reco,.
meuda,ion- locking to dis oluion OF II, V,~,
AMI intestine var. To which reply. /, 30,
duty 10 de- this us states OF the Union lc,tsa
to It's pcrpe'ni'y, If We would consul, our ON,
b,'si interests Bu, have no disgnises ON n.
subject We have too long r.man.d w,,ml,
bind to vast DESTINY which is moving s,e,d,,
and rapidly on ard which must now hefeLd
The people OF the North aud the Nnrtln,
States through their LEGISLATURES md Conn.
deliberately Violated thccupsii'ui, Vi ,hc tht,s
States and disregard aud override the iaa,a
Congress, made pursuant 60 the constitution II
order Ia deprive rs Vi our rights and properly
II they wrr,. foreign nations this would he cam.
Of var. unless they offered indemnity for ID,
wrcng and apology Tor The Insult. Aud b,
thus violating the constitution they dl,rrsnd
the most essential condl,io ns Of the compact al
union a., contained IN The constitution nssb
the sovereignty and equality OF The States n,
now have morc static than We and u,ar tNe
thirds of the white population Il tle nation sl,i
they have vastly morr wealth than We, silh
nearly all the shipping and commerce II tkt
nation And yet with all these advantage,
there j. no sign of n returning spirit Of aa'los-
ality Justice or magnanimIiy but an men asns
and alarming hostility Of feeling To the slave
States In addition TO this. We have t,fron
enough To form ten or hh@n additional large
S'stes and they mus, inevitably be fr,e s'a,,
With alt this in view, does 1t become 70 as .
ir,e and independent peope, to continue suhmis.
sion to these wrongs without an effort to pre-.
serve our rights and equality in the Union or to
assert or Independence out OF the MINI II
not then /, is wise and proper to look 10 The
means OF our preservation, and prot, elton vs.
are making 10 aggrossions on the Nor'h We Dc
not want to wrong them IN anything hui W
wish to live in fra'ernal harmony with them II
one great national brolhe hood Of American
r,cmen, on terms oil periec, equality. We dsit,
this because il will benefit us ~ a peoplc, North
md ~ogih. and by great national example
advance the cause of liberty, pregr - and Ia
mainly all over the world An we ask of u,
FIRE Sat is that they lei rs alone in The cujoy
mcui ofcon.tilutionAl right. II they refuse t.
DO this We are unworthy Of the blood Of om size
and Of the liberty We cuiov il We do not plclar
TO maintain aud defend our rights either b
Teare or war Md We shall benefit blth ong
sciys aud them b. plainly telling them en-
." have already dtlalLej y0u longer than "a
iol"f on tins subject bit There III an m
ra.'aui Vic.iion which ought not Aud cannol b
@ f.nok,d. in considering the condition # 4
,-ogh anl III, probable future ,h, slat.y
qr, ton And YET there j. nuch dir,ri'9
opinion amnu4 oursrit,s ur q IT, nnd AIr 80 il "
ought fpr.- se to settle What our Ia. Of pu..c,
ia SicN Of the acts shou d be
Tie allulcs 10 slavery extension. Argues I'm
slavery cannot beeAlcndcl sa.s that it E. im
practicable So re- open the slave trad Aoic.
in favor OF holding on to the Democratic parry
aud hopes Tor the pcrpciuity Of the Union
liul at the same time. he states, mus "a,
think there IS but little reason IN cA.siing iasN
for this hope and | fear that IN tw years a
most, We shall be called on to take our position
as separate power Of the earth, and il so lh,t
viii hr time enough to look to pew alliances q
couques,s.
W hat ire-c,,cf in this State has crnasol mor,
evil than is con aimed in the foregoing Vial
one has lcienlcl slavery with more znal III
secns To c,cu regret that there is 10 chance o
reoIsniug the African sia,, trade.