The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-10
From the New York Tribune, April 10.
THE PREsIpyScY IN LEO.

new one, because not more than half "a
dozen persons, including the Hon. James
Buchanan, have any idea Of rejoicing
that cmin"u iunctionary. Mr.. Franklin
Pi'rcc * a possible candidate No is e e
lb Cushing So are five huadred or five
thousand others. James Buchanan is an
impossible one We are To- have new
President. and very probably new can Ii.
dates on all hands.
This paper Is pretty well nndersto ii
to favor the cultivation of such action
and the cultivation Of such spirit pn
the part OF the Opposition in the contest
trfurc US We de- not deem it necessary
again to contradict the rumors from time
t. time &c, ahoa, that we are laborin.
to nominate and elect \, Is. ur G. Tm
single end we keep IN view is the triun. 1t,
/ Of our principles aud the consequent al
vanc"mcnt If our cun'i;'y's prosperity
and honor The elevation of A or Is To
thu Presidency may seem to us desirable
but the triumph of our cause Is of iniiH
itcIy greater Importance. Allen are al
best but means 10 an end and that "ni
is not their own induction INTO the Pee.
dHuiiaS chair.
Ia the las Presidential contest, the
votes of tue American people we
divided ,s follows
'''' f,lm 'rc ''' 7,.7oi
frcm mt aad Fillmore together over buchanan ''' -
q, crnrs,. It's plain that a suhsiant AL
practical uaion # th" election who sup
ported Frta nt and T .llnerc respectively
iu,ures IL triumph IN 1850, even though
there should he some scaling of N
either side, as there probably would To-.
We can aiieti t. lose One Hundred
Thousand # the Opposition vote in 1860
and still carry The next President by a
handsome naipr.tv.
l. there thcn. any insupcrablc obstacle
tna substantial union OF the Opposition
in l,Goy
In other warls-W What d, the Rcpnu-
icnus nsls, ou a. essential that the
other branch If the Opposition cannot
eouc.dc ~ them?
DuhtlcsS, there ar Republicans whpsy
opinions sad feelings with regard To
i slavery are such a. are not cxccptabi'
f. e,n.rrvatiyo Wings. We. for IT,
.tu,uf,. rettlrd the continuance Of Human
NtaNpt.t n "a great CRIME aiift .
,,r,.,, Ilprdrr the main, incitinz
+ C.,u.. a ,t,r c,,rntry's misrnr'uucs anil
n,,Is ", d. ,,.t earnestly believe
tl., Vr.,;ni, f,r,yntnnl. would H., We
tend J,ubl, the peunl,,ion and treble the
mid, La. r.,,v has had her ,oil never
he,,,, rr..s.d hy the foot Of "A slave. :,
\.'th Carolina Kentucky. Tennessee 4:
so ,,,.rI.,,.,nllv oi MARYLAND Missoi,r
+ ,,.J T'x,s Eut even wc have no idea
Eu.,,,L., Federal i;nvcrn,ucnt oyer will
-, .h,,,,1 pndert,kc f. in,crtncddlc with
In cy,sfcnrn 81 slavery In any STATE uf
Tins onion We ask that Government
simply let slavery in the states alone,
protecting the inviolahjlity OF it's Mai
Aud that personal liberty which the Fed
,ral Constitution guarantees to every
ciiizcn. l,Asing the overthrow of ,,av"ry
To- the natural growth and diffusion Of
Intelligence. Humanity and Religion
That the Federal Government should
,,.,sr ia Lc shr active champion and
prupagani.t Of slavery. whether IA il
domestic OF it's foreign policy we do
urge aud insist Beyond that point, We
do not ask nor expect II to go
NJ tfiiltNtlt'iu W i'NhH "h''' w
circumstances and conditions of that an
nrNatwn the overthrow Of the Missouri
Compact. the whole course OF Federal pro-
ocedug- IN Kansas. from the hour thH
border rnilans were first permitted t.
haras. and abuse her Free State settlers
without resistance OF rchnkc from those
appointed and paid 10 administer tn
laws there down to the elimination 'i
the I.cconpinn fraud, wc bold to h"
gross departures from mat attitude which
II Was the duty ui the Federal t''vcin-
m"ul - maintain M regard 70 i'''o''"
.nd slavery - with the monsir'u-
pgnect ut paving one hundred milli 'iS
or over ion the island OF Cuba, for t.,c
single purpose oi constituting NV
huttrrs, aud seaport ui tn" slave pow
III nnr Union surely, 1t ctnnpt be ~
essary that one should bee deadly To-
Of slavery IN order that he al 'nia fca'N
the gross ptrl,aliIy and nuustice OF snti
projects as this. We do not ask
Federal government To spend millions ''
strengthen the ice labor interests III 81"
Union. We protest against spehn
millions ipr an opposite purpose W.
say, that this protest - moi instinct Z
Nor H. W. ASK ~ dcSre 'ne P'"N'''f