The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20
POSITION OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY IN
sOyTn CAROLINA


II the recent eomiaen0iatlsu II tie
National Anniversary Was the ovcasluA
in certain quarters Of the explosion q a
good deal Of rhetorical gas, and the dis
play Of iuuunerahle glazing fireworks.
it also called forth u fair proportion OF
rea,l able ingenious. patriotic, and clo-
quen, disc8urses, 10 seiue Of which we
have had the pleasure o. inviting the at
teniipn ii oui readers.
We have now the satisfaction Of adj
ding to this goodly LIST, 50 hohosal = &,
the sound SONS, ana lHcglcan feeling Of
the authors extracts fum tln remarks
If the Hon W W Boycc. delivered at
Chester : G AZ ve hnd theni briefly
sketchcd ia the south Carolinian, pub
lisilcd at the seat Vt the state govern
neni, Columbia. s4me u the ioasts,
which Wel1 oht4usiasticaii. received at
the dinner, most agrccab'y Indicate the
sentiments tina, pervaded the large crowd
IF citizens Of that gallant state. Among
them Voc find tii~ following:
TIE Union ant hl tOi.s'.i1.oa- One
and ;nsepcrable united they stand, Ill.
yidcd they fall
R4gsa.l, a A)r.e. Slatsia.ts rs
undesirable as il il hnxpeaient bet
not the South be q idel On so barren
AMI hopeless au ieasu.
" " Saf ~ CaW IN Z. "a ieI
4 misnemer a l,er.e, sion Of terms. We
regard ii ~ a inumbug and nuisance
1t is well known that Mr Boyce occu
pies the ,ruc national democratic ground
GA the great political questions which
engage tie utteltilu u tie country, aud
especially in regard to the Introduction
Of those new issues founded on ahstrac-
tions and Impractical theories iio :e-
teraled these views plainly aud simply,
bot al the more lorcibly on that account
MODERATION IL son SUBMISSION.
tie r,cma,ncn lct mod ration as the
" iscst and safest and best policy for
the south. bat lac did not, a. some would
most anjusily inaiuuatc, ad> ise any thing
Ike submission
rus AFRICAN slAyETEApE SLAVE coph
FOR IgRgiroiEs ANp OTHER ABSTRACT
ISSUES
lie earnestly deprecated The raising
here Of abstract and fruitlcss issues--
such a. ,ho revival If the African slave
AIDE. the enactment hy Congress Of a
slave code. as II is called, Tor the Terri
tories, AS soch a course operates
only and solely to our disad aatagc, by
creating divisions aud Distraction at
home aud hy giving 10 our enrmies ad'
.litluna. cal ital OR which 10 work, As the
leaders OF the blaek-repubicans Il, only
by iauaticpl agitation and excitement.
poSTuiyE HANDLE ~ rHt ENEMY.
Practically, they the black rcpnhli-
cans care nothing Iur slavery nor tut
tie slaves all they desire is power, aud
t. obtain tAis they VIII not hesitate t.
resort to any measures, however base
and selfish Il were, ludeci, Gnwi.c ~
MS thus f. give them an adlltI pnl Gle
men. ~ agitation. and consequently Of
power hy creating these issues dn mere
distractions
The South Carliu.tu Expresses its
cordial concurrence in an thU was said
y Mr Boyoc and adds
Where there is any question If prac.
ticn Importance, let the -ouiA throw the
wci.sl. Of her united action toi t. But
wnun absuas'ilas al Issues actually Ia
lu,ious ale Urged, then 1T Us not he
driven into advocacy Il them ~ black.
republican tanuis. They wish power.
ana would Pc delighted # The South
wunlI urge somc measure which would
furnish them with political capital This
~ Roytr. very sensilly, Is opposcd 20
aisiug lhom. - ). affs iatoH ceistaft. p.
rm1H TlsHf nfTWEEN Two ERo.a nE-
r,lrsnF rHE CoapAf few weeks since
some nashus were at work repairing
llollis's Oil Factory az S0merv'''c when
they hecame the Witnesses Of a singular
ao,alat 4 al ol.i an hogfs duration, be
tween ts,o monster buil-irogs, inhabi
tants Il two y3ois IN the roag OF tho bG'l
ding They caGe forth from their re-
suectlye puailca a,out ! O'clock N the
forenoon. and approached each other caa-
tious'y each cycling Tho other eniii they
were about a foot apart when they
Jumped at zach other and commenced the
fghi They struck. bit aud cinehod
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