The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

n Tyr nspsssrs ~ . WY vii written Cd
Aosial arsicle cstitIsd The Ir~rsev~b'e Con-
Aiet," upon he iass ossrase in Virginia We
peurue On q two extsHcss;
Jpso wAnss rssts thu sia Il this trea~snAlc act
pcs vsesv pass sh< ahrlNscn av<r ~ III North AND
NJ NJ IRA allied w,sh the aost bitter svcetves
swnynee the ecsth And hrr nstitatons aud bare day
ard ws<Aiy ~<nt brnAdcAst over the land The mos.
eAaise 'rc~rsisry spl<As "a VIC ~ofN ps.9n"' v o.
from ih< stamp advocated their Accursed and nsiar'.
Gus doctrines. Urging apon the masses TO he.,l'.
nothing mot EVEN 10 the shedding Of the blood OF
vom,n aud rhilarcn,c eject the abolition ~ slavery
Ia n. Southern states. That srsst high priest OF Ia
nst.ei IN that traitor. Who long SINCE sh'ni" hase
me, fciors dom. hat whe yet lives 10 istrse. the
soil that gave hun birth-WilliAm u SswAfd nas an
blu.hinrly claimed that here rxses an irrcrts.
mi. conflict t-iwecn the North and the scath, which
must end in tbs conquest and .ustIsahon % INC Q.
The other For one sAy II such be The case and
II the lat, narier~ be- the commencement Of that "
rercs.lc ccnac, i-t loose the isss Of war-let the
a,,set s sounded for The sooner the question IS set
tied the letter.
The editor very appropriately concludes
Although the in-nrreciIon has cost several good
and law abiding their lives. yet u will ,viaeh'ly
prove Of vast heneht 70 the country and To south -
psciaiiy. 80 -oathsru man will hereafter car' 70
a- hi vote for any Of those who con'snn ~
the east degree With aboitonism, he ~ho would
secure the support Of the south, must not oiuy be
pGsc bu, above suspicion. No hmprrins mote Tor
Northern influence coalitions "or between sou
,hcrn opposition 10 tbs Democratic party and blafs
grt,atliennsn The necessity tor a complete union
Of the South has now become slarrningy apparent
and southernct viii hereafter dare attempt 10 eHa
trovcrt the assertion. II will also have important
tearing upon the action Of the Charleston Convention
Morr strenuoasly than ever before, Will The south
there demand that the candidate selected shall pre-
ssut a clean and .potlc-- record 81 his pat career
D u..i. urtlI he e.. b
balances, and he who Is found wanting In but icth
weight eanno, hope or expect To receive ihs sup
/ port 81 our section. The little giant ol limos
I has by this outbreak We think. received ms hns
| guistns and Douglas stock In the South Is At nom
/ ,nal guotation. Will a man be acceptable 10 south
ern.rs who advocates q doctrine which war with ou
rights aud which will have tendency however g
note keep alive the slavery agitation and give on
] enemies a decided advantage over u-G Never! W.
mus. have a man at the helm Of the government wis
will u-c the vast power which Is placed "a MS hama
b. protect the right OF each section Of the Union.
1h. article is dictated by the proper spirit, am
is directly at variance with the sanction of tina
sentmen, which fouly cIassiics the Soa'her'
man. devoted to the constitutional rights Of hi
section. with the abolitionsts. II We woul
have Just and true man in tho Presidentia
chair. we must elect true Southern usen to Cor
grcss.
The Qaitman Herald very appropriately an
pcr'incntly remarks
We suppose after few ~sch evidences o. ho
alosionist- esteem our country and the prtsrrva'o
of the Union those intense Union lovers ~ thr sousi
will quit calling III eaters and dtsnnoni-i~ II
cause they may express willingness ios DISSOLUTION
case OF tie election o. ahottoaist PRESIDENT SUI
pose Gerrett Smith should be elected pFsNldent, VII
would be wiling 70 see him nau9urnlsd and placed
possession of the army and navy. No one yet ther
are men aspiring 70 the Presidency who blac
traitors l.c and Brown, and some Southern me
" would pay them respectful homage ~ said by Ger
Houston, and this ahr proves 70 ms how they woe.
exercise such an ofice and how much encouragement
they would give slaves 10 rebel and murder their
ters and our wes and children, il they had In the
power or control Of the army 10 prevent intsIfe
ence To arrest such damna olc undertaking."
The course pursued by the Black Republican
IN the last Congress, in their cndcnyor to sto
the wheels Of Government, the results Of the lat
elections IN I'VE Northern States, and this VII
ginia outbreak, ought to satisfy Southern men {
The necessity Of sustaining only those who ar
true to their own section.