The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24


has lately come out in the Waterman
and Rcihc;or, paper published in Bos-
ton. in very bitter letter against tho
institution u Slavery. Listen to the
imper,iren. dog. I'VE know Of no niIder
appclla,ion that coulu be applied 10 such
All infamous scoundrel. 81 do from my
inmost soul ds,es, slavery anywhere and
every where, and although commune at
the Lords table with men Of oil crecds,
yet with STAKEHOLDER have no fellow
ship Of any sort or kind" This is beau
,ifu language, for one that processes to
be called by the great Jehovah to preach
his word. to US He further says that
John Brown il Immortal in the memories
of the good in England and that be lives
in his heart We hope that every book
store in the South that has any Of the
impos,ers sermons to seN, will imme-
dia,ely luke them out, and make bon.
FIRE Of them we would have the
scamp 10 know that he cannot deaounce
the South with mpuni,y, and at the came
time be enriched by Southern money.
Here is his letter, We hope the Southern
press will pass him around
To the Editor Of he Chrisfn- N'ateA-
man and Reflector IL have always consid-
cred It to be my duty 10 deal with those
sins which perceived to be NEST ram
pant among my hearers. We miss the
mark when we preach Of absent individ-
uals. 1t is very easy to talk about the
brutality of the uneducated when ad-
dressing my lord and my lady. but pre-
fer to tel these gentry their own sins,
and not 10 iia,ief them by comparing
them with others THIS rule has brought
I'VE at divers times into no little trouble.
which have very chceriully endured.
and have reioiced therein. But now n
new cutlery is ,aised in your land. and |
am charged, no; With being too severe
with brother Jonathan, but with letting
him % too easily. Having no slave
holders in England ! should have been
beating the air if had preached against
slavery to ,ay people. for this rs the very
last came they are li1cly Ia commit II
IL far more probable that auy slavehold-
erwin should show himself IN our neigh
borhood would get mark which III
would carry 10 his grave, II il did not
carry han there.
/ do from my inmost soul detest slave
ny anywhere and everywhere, and al
though commune at the Lords table
with ucl, Of all crceds. vet with d slave
holder have NJ fellowship Of any sor, or
kind Whenever one has called upon
me. have considered il my duty To sx-
press NY detestation Of his wlckedncss,
and would AZ SION think Of receiving
murderer into my church, OF into any
sore of friendship, 80 manstealer,
Nevertheless, as ! have preached at Lon
don aud not in New York, | have
very seldom made any allusion to Amer
lean slavery IN my sermons
This accounts for the rumor that !
have left out the anti-slavery from my
American edition of sermons. This is
no, trus in any measure. for, as fai AZ
my memory serves me, can not rcmea'-
Der that the subject was handled at all
in any OF my printed sermons beyond
passing aIlusion. and have never alter
ea Single seh'ehc" ~ sermon winch
has been sent oot 10 MY Ahefic"' pun
fishers beyond the mere correction wh'c"
involved words ana not SENSE now
ever, VI any 'hihS me caPaoc oi u""o'c
dealing, | doubt mol that they lHage OF
mo ny themselves, ana lt'i, sue" per
sous esteem is not desirable ! ha'c
th's much TO say 10 an who respect nc
IN America dih not want TO be hlam'
lns yon constantly WINE 'hefc arc s'ns
enough IN my own country, but ! shall