The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-26
,vrrnrsr,mo FROM WARRINGTON.


We clip the suoioined extracts from
,he Washington correspondence Of the
New York Herald The first is under
date of the It'll OF May;
"A large number Of the seeding del
cca,cs have arrived here, and move.
men, is on foot, headed by many Scna-
tors and members Of Congress, to lring
those seeding delegations into the Bal
timorc Convention, which meets on the
18th Of June. The principal object Of
this move il TO defeat Douglas, and If
the movers Of it are successful they will
undoubtedly accomplish their object. The
Douglas men are good deal exercised
al this, and will move heaven and earth
to Illustrate it. They have sent cmissa-
rics into all Of the seeding States, to
call conventions for the purpose Of elect
ing Douglas delegates 10 Gil the vacan.
cies The fight will be kept up here in
both houses Of Congress until the cen
ycntion meets at Baltimore, and it bids
fair to be more exciting and acrimonious
if anything than the one at Charleston.
"Some Of the democrats think that
.hc Richmond Convention will have del.
ey,tcs from every State in the Union. and
,hcy will nominate Dickinson, Hunter
or Guthrie. II they find they cannot ac-
complish this they viii attend at Ba'ti-
more, ana a'temp, TO eonsro' 'ha' YIN.
vcnton, which the Douglas men say
they expect to have all their own way
~ ~. ,s.sa;n,x So,,hnrn States
~. -; ~. xa. vi IL so,;o,sI,
lid -, 49, cha nan;n.o nr the Rich.
'" r"..a,,;nn Wr cav,gc in his
~, haoL entitled R,nreson,a,;ve
IT, f,s,eus unou him tho record of ho.
,ho a,,hor ~ so,,ttnr snvo,ei.n,r
TL,', s,me author has DAMAGED Mcjan
III, L., ox,os;n, ,ho fact th,, ho o,co
'JSr,sscd a I,,ter to ,;en cass cndors.
;m,, Tho l,,ter,s snua,,er sovercicntv RIO.
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ID ,hc Fn~;,ivn sl,yo Iaw a. as IN
So, ,,., oa,y ,.c.,,}v discovered ,boro.
=. h.. I,lro Patti, ii Kansas in dec;.
H.. ,hn rnri,iv, slave cases growiu,,
80 ~ ,,o e,,en,,od rescue IF ,bo ii.
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, Ta7 ,ln r,,,;,;,n sl,yo l,n, Jnos nat,
n'"s .' or an,hori,, nnrsn;, and ro.
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Inc io''o"'hs WINS "''''cn II" '''c '''
of May:
TINS DguocuArIe Puttrrcu nIrucrfurs /.
The movement which was started YES.
terday. 10 urge upon the seeding dele
cations Ia return to the Baltimore June
Convention il every hour gathering
strength The address which has been
prrpared and now in circulation among
southern senator's and members. is AZ.
able and STRAIGHTFORWARD documei t. 1t
alludes 10 die unhappy division at
Charleston and REGRETS It's occurrence.
snc,ks of the secc1inc dclceatious. and
e,nresses admiration for their uncem.
nrnm;a;ne, adhesiou IA thr constitutional
r;rh,s AMI honor of the Snuth II next
,lI,dcs ~ tho snn,hnrn Aolngatiou that
rona;noJ /, IN. Convn,ti,n and saws
,bnt ,hev dia ma, remain in the Conycu.
lion hacarso ,hcv differed IN nrinrinle
with tbe socuJin,r states but only be-.
causc tb,y believed In tine end the Con.
ycn,;on would rcr,,rpisc the inst RIGHTS
,f ,l,e soptb aud rc.s,u that the Snuil,
.hon. 4 ,o, sro,n :, IA. divided Inv a more
circumstance of this character The So.
,rarrs are ur,rd to forcro any action at