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

cession and formation Of an Independent,
Coniederacy, the rest will have nothing
TO do. can do nothing. and will do moth
ing. but then accept the fau aecorpl!, aud
endeavor to make the Lest Of il by keep
ing mp as much "a possible such prace
raj intercourse OF commerce with the ne "
Conicdcracy as may serve. a, Least. To
mitigate the shock of tn, separation, and
To spare t. both parties the aggravated
evils Of fnrlhur hostility.
| certainly have not yet written a
word which even yen, Nj Seward, who
are fatally able man as well ~ a court
cons aud aniablc gentleman, will deny
or question. however we may differ IN
regard 10 the application If these mani.
FEST truths Ia the present crisis Of our
common country
Well, then. IS the South now. MS n
great section, yet strong enough 80 make
u able TINS t. e. out Of the coufederacy,
aud 81 recOffsitute itscif a. nation
among the rowers of tie earth. in the
event Of IT'S becoming animated with such
a general spirit Of dissatisfaction with
it, position in the Union Sir. it Is. Il
is already four times as strong numeri-
caily as were the whole thirteen etlonies
IN lIT6 Moreover the North ia 10
powerful uayal aud military mother conn.
Try, either wiling ar able to send great
fleets and armies to fight ont the Issue.
or even b. attempt to esuljngate Dv
force seeeded South S,ill further. no
man acquainted with the policy # Great
Blitalu and France. who care for nothing
from rs bat our cuitau. and whose hearts
would leap for Joy at the spectacle Of
our division can doubt but that taey
would be prompt 10 recognize the indie
pcudcncr If tIc new southern confedcra-
cy, eager 90 make ffec-jrldc treaties with
-. and only tao glad fo humble what
should remain IT the DID buun ty SUP
porting tAe cotton States wiih the full
power ot their hrei.. their l,aas AID.
were 10 necessary q their allied a~m Ies.
And SIN further, again, will add tha,
before y8a " Republicans could marshal
ol narch yonr y ide Awakcs lar tac re-
conquest of tie : nth. whether by fair
tight with our white brethren there, or
ny SAL more iHhuman appeals to negro
fusuttccipn. there arc still others with
whom won woalj have % deaf before set
ting out meau us the ind enani I-niln
Deu ciaey ul tlc North ITSELF
In case yoa .h1lll dautt inr sound
f rs W wy reference 10 Ggca, Britain
aud France let mc mention ,he'-sb Distance
% shat | recHui'y heard igom g aist.a.
eaislei English l'HlamsiisI ata Foreign
court Il WIS 20 the occasion Of the
recent Hurry between Us and the British
government ahNIt the aticugsod search
10 eur vessel, ia lbe Gulf; II T. not bt-
cause you Yankees cuA us every n9w
and then, FIRST on the right cheek and
ll'n on the leit, that complain 1t is
nnt because sou like occasionally [, give
"a az unpf-fsaut kiCh jei,'us tut / 90
lhiuk Il rather hard that. after doing SO.
son should then insist On our getting
down 90 eur knees and begging yenr
F1iaoniari 3D. And it, I'll! lnrvnur d----d
cettou England cannot afford to see
ouf pi lucloa Of cotton and "a free flow
90 Liverpool arrested nr impcacd single
week, and she must sod she would and
France tie samr though 10 less degree
put forth the whole power If her empire
go prltec the tranquility # our cotton
reg (which is faf from being the
ease the South stool IN the sligh.es,
nccd of her support or her snccor
So much orecarl to the ability Of the
Sou'h. even "a, the present day. Ia
mako good an easy and safe secession.
90 tic even, ~ The contingency suppos-
sa--almely. the generalization at the
S.ath of a spirit II dssnisfnc.' Da IL the