The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-18

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- D.. CARGO o;,h.r o,e
..tn :, H.. ro;o,
IT. an, . ,. ,ho;r ,.i,,es
dov..,,,o ,hc;, ,crr;,orv and hang their
c;,;z.ns actin, under State authority a.
,r,i,ors and rebels will not be acknowl
o,,,oJ IN ,h,, d,v TLis Union was no,
formed nv H.. .,y,rd and has not been
maintained a., -,anA.ns armies. 1t owes
its r,..farer and d. Inability to the
t.,t,.,.,I linz. sxfstiu.. between the
a,fr.-.,.t s,..,..,. and ,yLru t,at vital
uriurf,', t- ',.. tis Union I, az On end
\ Tt.n.ta-.I thaf an ,..., and good
,oc, vrl,tl.r of the mast OF Ureaaut itmr
,h,ulJ .ursrl fh. di.fuU ION 60. ll,.. COS,
orr,ceu, a. A. a..rvLclmine calamity
and that IN. f, hers # the R,pu...-
.b.,lI ,.,r,,L. ,,,cr;c,n ncoplr AGAINST
sectional strife and disnuion. But they
.or,a,,lv ,o,,, intended thereby 10 pro.
mote arrressiona upon the constitutional
ri,b,s and ,he coa,li,v If The States or 10
sanction the ide, of unaualificd snbmis.
sion to wrong.
Tho xo-,ho., S,ot,s commenced their
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~ a., ,...;,..,. <.s,h :. "a Io,, ,nd al
,.;a ~,ru,l,,;,,,. This in
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.ti,;.,. ,,,.,;,,,,.s ;.s,i,,o,, :, tho ,op,b
IA c-,., ,L,, a.,o ,h;s la. ,h,sivc
....,.ho. from, No,,hor, ,,c,nb.rs Of Con.
,,.o.s -, tho eor,h and hor institutions
=, u.h,.r Southern ncnhcrs havc be,n
,.,.noll,d 40 ls,o, T., Ists ,hc oree,n
,a..;,o.;,l I'm .o,,,i,ir,, ia. W;l,,,
,o,.;so ,r,s n,ss.d hy c,,crcss The
r.,,..,,,.is, ,,..,.,ros -, ,s,o So much
l,,,ed lac c,v IJon.,on admitted Cali.
,,r,;o Nth t,ooso;l co,s,;,,,io, ,e,ir.,
all ,,o c.,,,sori,v Thoy ,b,Iishod tho
sta,o ,ra1c in tho District of r,tnmhi,
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a.t,.,,.,a1,,;no, an, ,;,,h, oc ,ho r,Jor,l
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civil war and have obuscd fine frankipc
nr;,;,,,o IN dis.rihr,c !, One If those
sDa,,rsc,s was ,bcir prominop, candidate
FAR ,bo sncakership who came within
,,,o y,,cs If being elected This marty
,,r,,,,sos ~ abolish slavery in tho BIS
,r;c, If Columbia and thr slave trade hc.
,,,.o,, ,h,, STATIC. +, ,rohib;t slavery
l., ,h, ,.r,;,or;oa. ia rcue,l tho In.
,r;,;,o .l,yc I,yy. ,o r.orranixe ,h.
s,,,,rc,,. r..,,,., 90, as +, rcndcr /, suhs,r.
Wien, H. abo,,,iorism and To- place all
,l,c nowcr ami n,tronarc Of the Govern.
mcn,, with It's forty thousand Offices and
it's eighty millions Of expenditures an
nually. in hostility 10 the southern States
] In 1856 a candidate representing this
party and this platform mco' aircn-
turer. and purely sectional candidate
carried ID '"'s' n'l'ri'y OF the N"'lh'rh
'.1ics ana received one m''hon fouf
''"'''' ."-''' '' 'n' popular vote
In. ulti.N party Inns ur'liiicd the
U.,tlVr sipy, I1W. chartered rmpnni' :
vino iarr sent thousands uf meu. armed
with -harp'- Iict 'ulu lhc teIui1ty ui
Aaasa, ,a hunt down and murder south
ctn men guilty of 10 offence hu' iN' OFT
tempt t. hold and protect thea property
III the common territory '' the Union
and not content with these outragcs ac-