The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-08

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pnblieans propose 10 do with this future
increase u the slaves? Is it mol evil
dent--must not you yourself admit
thai long. hong before the completion II
these decades Of years. the accumulated
slave population IN the Southern States.
e0opel hy your Republican policy with
ia those limits. while the Whit race is
free Il drain of rs cmigraiou. mus,
reach such point Il preponderanee in
numbers ~ - make the country untcn-
able, UHinhahi,alls, t. the whites
ll.c question is not uow whether it is az
Is not morally better IS tbs means to
compel The south to abolish slavery
either BY themselves quitting The conn
/ try and abandoning II u s.e ncgres, OF
By enanclpa,ing them, So as y open
10 tacif hecessary nliue W the ifontiers
Theoretically Ct. SD by yonr Republican
polity tic question is whether.
when automatically certain that such
anus, he the resul, Of the policy, !, ear
be for nr,nea. expected that the s.lsth
viii ever submit 10 il ? Has auy pow.
efiul community in history ever submit
cd 70 oay attempted domination !ton
outside, administered on policy thus
eli ary shaped 10 their own plain and
sw:i, destruction. Woali ANY of ur.
in reversed circumstances, ever submit
Did the thirteen coienii,s OF l11e ever
alledge agains, England any grievance
comparable in the hnhdrri,h degree 10
this, as I, bears against the entire white
race Il the Snuihy Should We no, our
selves despise the pusillanln i,y that
would So submit, And il there any
thing in the character or habits 81 nur
southern brethren to snggcs, the idea
that l.cy, Of oil others. arc the people to
/ % ity
Aud it Is called by ypa aud Yours
u8Riniotlerence viii, slavery in me
+ States ;hns 10 force within their limits
+ this accumulation II u vast Negro pre-
pondefaucc which mnst eventually dri.c
uut tic entire white race. and which
must dive il ont after certain period
u Cad only knows what agi,nsions,
what horrors 1T insurreetien attempted,
crashed. renewed. and se rgnewed. Incl.
dent lo the gradual accumulation up to
the time Of reaching the degree Of e.
cess Impossible 10 be lpngcg endured.
Non Interference Why, wha, mode
Of interference could be devised moro
/ sure more hostile, or more deadly.
I Revolutions are generally made rather
/ from the apprehension Of threatened aud
approaching evil than from its actual
J pressure and pressure beyond the point
+ Of eadggancc. Men and nations, except
( when held down in CHAINS hy direct aid
( local empowering military force, d.
lln = - = ~ is,6;.sai .asai,;sl Of .sess
+ they sse plainly coming An NlsSf. -
the manifest and iusolerabie evil 10 ad-
I ded a sense OF outraged rights. uf via.
lated equity, and Of insultcd pride tAc
! whole combined with . conSciou>A csa Vt
power and courage abundansly sufficient
to enable then, 10 laugh 70 scorn I'll
threats Of coercion--rcvolutioa and in.
dependence are ~ certain to be tho
eventual result AZ any possible coanec>
! ton II cause aud effect In human Affairs.
A Npr,lierner mysclf-- devoted. in :
/ degree inferior to none, TO the Union
more accustomed than most 10 dwell
/ with kindlinx emotion on tho thought Of
tho magnificent future opsn bcioyv Il ]
d not hesitate 70 say, pntting myusA II
the position Of our Southern brulhroo.
that know Of no revolution IN HI ;pry
sanctioned by half tho justiocatioo
which cannot bc denied to that which
| | firmly believe 10 DO impending. n ~
South for indepcndsncs fr,m the North.
/ il the Republicans pelsoy = adopeed -
! maiataiscd BY III FEDERAL 0oserasa&
/ Nor do know Of any future svsat AAlel
] 90 certain ~ its eNnsnmnatioa, uo)ooo]
We Of thu North stop short II TIT 49,
/ n~s Of sowise tn wtBd that i = pso.]
duoe ths whlylwind
Ths soathss1 lfnna;oa pawsY = -
has long besa, TT stscogef theo = o
fall rsdcrstoo1 q ~ NselA. o
hssa growing evoey ~ 81 49, r.
pAat Ths heeet RI ~ -
| sndssgois6 pelo1D II q ~
ths North ~ d. ~ - Ic
II The anttelsseg1 sGlea11sA - ~
three ceasssse, oVs 0aleF IT, ceaes,