The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-10

mingTc and cUmminglc this day with their
peers ~ the exercise Of the right Of saf
rage and l firmly believe tho future
veal or woe Of this great aud happy
country Of ours, is the issue. The States
rights and Southern rights men Of the
south are arraying themselves in
solid pl,alAnx for the great aud una
vodablc battle Of state equality
The great scarc-crow, raw.lead and
bloody boncs' sccc ssion, held ny 10 their
view, cannot deter them from the right,
nor make them the wrong pursue For
years, nearly each and every one ave
viewed II" Compromises but "A failure, and
so far AS the end sought, perfect farce
They have caused - norncntary cessa-
ton OF hostllillcs-- sort Of armisticc--
ere the smoke of battle clears away the
buglc blast" is heard to echo and re.
VERTEBRATE from hilltop aud dale, gather
ing almost en- massc the entire North
in one mighty army and the future his
torian from u correct standpoint'-
takes cognizance of the legitimate effects
OF the temporary peace and IT true to
facts and iigurcs-chrouiclc to the world
an accumulation of fuel 10 the flames the
RANKS OF the enemy more Iirn'y set ana
thoroughly ci"d IN afIhor. lhc'f bright
FURNISHED blades, evidence beyond
DOUBT that, during the 'ntcrregnum theii
time had been spent III Frightening and
sharpening the sword 10y the next onset.
lh's has been Tue result OF all compfo-
misses on the slavery question The al
'n'stlce or 'h,errceh"n' tir ~ me taty
cessation OF hosti'itics, h"T proven buy
breathing spell Tor renewal Of a more
deadly cohh'ct Ana YET, men dare To
zen us me" teho are o" o0a'nsf" son, That
'h'' ao'enslVe war, carried on ny ~
south, makes them co-cqnal aud co-adln'
tors oi thc~ Northern fanatics Ten
oneh y"" oh'y ASK 'ot Simple Justice
your constitutional f'sh,s' ana lhey WIN
say u"' an LOOK ~ n''hWe' hhf','
Ne'u' 'anoey' JAWS ana o.hefs' ASK
'hcm 'o' single speech a Time ct place,
a WORD OF sente"cc, TINT those gentlemen
have ever uttered, vioiative OF the org'.
nal compact or detrimental 10 the sacred
rights and dearest interest 81 the
North, or ever demanded tor their ma
hvc s1hth lha' That was UNJUST, III"
gal. or unconstitutional lhcy cannot
do H. ihcn ten me not we are dlsuhion'
is's. II lifelong devotion To 'hc IN
sttunent mat formed the thleh IL iet'
vent zeal and nncndlhg devotion to the
holy and lmmntahlc principles oi cqui
~ constitutes disloyalty to thus glorious
tnion--thcn am no patriot The hrcs
oi patriotism can burn alone IA my boz
SON, accompanied with truth, justice,
and the constitution. Ion may preach
submission tu nae, reign OF the black ana
vile traitor " Lincoln until doonsday,
my word for II. 1t Will meet VITA a re-
Spouse from very few hearts
Some Of our Union soapiall subs
counsel submission tp Old Abc's' election
aud say, p" he Is but a man. 1t viii only
uc hour years 81 oppression, ac,, AZ
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