The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

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just han1Dd me the extract In the Constl-
tuition q this morning and will read
not thcsy,3,cle of it, but portions al IT,,
aud If ] am wrong in my memory MS To
fifteen will give mp.
Mr.. rtGil read il In the Herald
last night,
Mr. BENJAMIN. Mr Butler. in Civ
ing an account to his constituents at a
meeting caltci 10 ccnsurc him, but which
approved and endorsed him after he was
through. said f:
In New York there we're lfieon votes OPP
poad tp Judge pouciss from first TO last, yet
her ,hirtv.iiee votes wrrc eas' for hm on every
ballo, IN OHIO. SIX votes.
Mr. PtGH. No, ono.
Mr.. BENJAMIN
IN Indiana. 1--WE votes in Minnesota two
votes opposed to him. yet by that rule casi for
bin. 50 That the majority was more apparent
than real
leave out die six votes from Ohio
The Senator from OHIO, who vas a dele
gate himself, must certainly knew bet
ter than the delegate from Massachu-
setis ana | abandon the point to hts SUI
pcrior knowledge but here, without
counting any more, fifteen IN New York,
five IN Indiana. two IN Minnesota make
TWENTY-FIVE Take twenty-five from one
hundred and fiftyiwo, and there remain
one hundred and thirty, without count.
ing a solitary vote against him ron the
state of Ohio Bat, sir will not en-
ter into these minuti.r, which ought not
io be entered into in the Senate, aud
which | certainly never would have
though, Of speaking IT, bnt for the con
stan, varnt uf the Senator from Illinois
tina, the majority was his, and hc was
entitled 10 nomination That the party
hai backed his principles, and that we
were all rebels against his high majesty.
| All Md not have inquired into this mat
ter bu, for that And now wha, does
this delegate say as the snm total OF
what occurrcdY He says
Now with the South opposed 10 Judge
pouglas even 10 disruption 81 the party with
every dcuocrntc free state voting against him
With swo,hr,ls Of the delegation ~ tho great
State Of Pennsylvania firmly aeains, him. one
half nearly Of New York hostile, New Jersey
divided md the ouy State in New England
where the democracy cur have much hope fton-
ncc'icu) war'y equally balanced what was It
The part of wisdom for yonr delegate to do'
That is the question Mr. Bntlcr pre-
SCENTS Ia his constituency. What does
he say
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hcn,l of yiperar sour enough 10 make svcc,
wine. Cold apathy and violent opposition are
not the prolific parent Of votes. | found, worse
Than a for a d'moerni'c cNnima'c iof Inc pres
Idoqcy that The CLERK Of the l''ruol''an ''o's'e
Of Ht'i u,ali'es wa oe'y I, I"i,IL q" hS Nj.
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norting INK between ttcn
ar.h ,l..,, e,,,. l,,e,,c mo and ;upressinr
o,e,, me ,br oonyirtion tbo, The nomination Of
Judge Douglas could moi bc maic with ANY
hope Of .aGrly to the democratic party, what
was ! to 10 will tell you what J d'd do
aud an alna'd II IS hn' what o"sh' 90 nav
H'1e' ~l'9i& 70 y"m PIsN''m ri '',sn
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II ,,.,i,s, n, ~ oo,.o Him a, apnearonrc of
.,rcnr,b in Inc convention which 'ct lie had
not IN fac, IN he democratic party"
That is the gentleman who stands mp
horn and AZ the ofnhodimcn, Of the dem.
oern,ir marty CHALLENGES The entire body
nf his democratic fellow Senator'S
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"as on1 n,n noli,i.oI ;~,n'.,;,y If ,he
senator from illinois than | had ! can
appcal To those who may have heard me
in the last presidential canvass. in my
State. where for months together, day
and NIGHT | vas travelling in support
Of the democratic party, and helping, AZ
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