The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

The power II the slave Interests at " s@hinr-
ton Is broken. The incubus Of slavery is thrown
90 from lhe tesseu. nuyrrunent lor The ioar
YEARS alter the an ef March next uili,ts under
iht General ttovtrnu4,A "a ia Dc had not iot sab
aerssncy 10 slsyery and 70 th, sgtonal Interests,
Installations. and measures 81 tho >ou,h bat h'r
an huB., and eapatli dtTaii0a 90 ihs righteous
end. oi gayvrS,ntni UH,ci Onsi tuition Of frct-
dom. los SLAVES arg nVt cw.auciIaiesi ior no
voting coz legislation a, iAe North yaur,ach their
ca-s AHi ,,t up DAY Ut th,if ,lt dHi g-gsse
n, r',ancici'su lriH ,, riaiis ladfnoibs 'is m
aaPtyoifon u o.. ca u f,esioas 81 " astiseise.
Ihc ~at 81 'soN rumtni IS ga.ancipsird lrum tie
rule If tl,e blBlgguu aud III, buN ~ snis he
Fogof Is eua4t,lati fan 5t tft0fs u Nob
ia,r Th,. Highway II ifade and travel are frs
from The ru;'iAni-m al sievcdrsycts. \ofihefr
cotton merchants NJ emaacipa'sti from tbs dreas
81 nsun,0u And most oi alt ,eeaA aad pcs
and fu,s = ne >,.fi ie,h X ea.eaeipg'et ,rao,
Nf Terrorism iha' he's a. dong oppressed aay h'.csi
asd maslg gl.'lmrn' 0gaiaS dotup.
- W, lock Al lisls rising to a position of In
lrpeudgnl naiional,, ani sgv tbs tapacy tremb-
ltnc upan IL, very. 1t dissolution A. We iook as
Turkey AMI 49, Muhammshnisrn writing ~ is
i,y,h 'hres and ,hcp turn eyes toward the:
col,,>,al iniquits which has daskcn,d err land,
ami 50, this ,oierisr 10 II. iaa -oar hearts c,crs
Bow with JOY aud Thanksgiving II Is Joy too
lgcr and sacrc, TO he oppressed b, huyzas and
cannon We will take the cup o! salvation and
call 90 tho maine Of ihe Lard
II Is no great draw back to oar rejoicing iha.
Cor time the majority In Congress mny he adj
vera 10 Mr. liucolns administration. We world
not have III, Republican party dc,noralrxed by
sutlion and cNtrvris success. w should b. sor-
" To scc It in Tbs position merly Of great dom
,naut Pa'ty tempted by is conscious strength To
place tbs interests 81 party above IL ayowe Cd pri
clplos hc'ieas sectional llausc II Npr~ais
,aivs may q IL, .;...;i.s -
~ 4 Ne,7SnG contrasts witt the sp,r-
il Of slavery with thu spirit OF irN,jom. aods
prov ,dcnct works largely through the agency Il
iae The peopte are being educated To the
sr'r RI rois'icsi 'ish' and da'y upon the snh-
tct OF slavery. And before the casc Of Mr..
L!ucoln administration. sss N,.tI besa tic
Nf,sa's cad hs flost bY3eg sie'i 0qy0y'ss pledged
70 sHapo9 tff efwisis 'faflsa n nc oeaefaf Ger
e,anrai qss, ne pr,aoPles y ftsss'om, o,ds,,
equity had dassa ~ the founders.
ffcm the H.,sla.
From al the sours~ of intcllegcncc to which
Ne have aecos, an1 from every symptom and
sieu 4 the TINES, il appears highly probable that
Il considerable u9imtsf oi the Son hcvn State will
w,ih1u,u from the mon between the ,r,i,sl of
Mr. Lincoln, election and that assignci Tor his
Inauguration. Il ouly two withdraw they will lie
ieIios.d by otless and At last by ALL il any at
tempt shpald bc maSe to ccesee them by armed
fore.. In that contingency the Capitol, with al
tho public records. archives and STATE papers IN
the departments woalA sill 10 the lot ~ the
soath.r.i ,ouk,iersey for lie District Of Column
ha weuld then IL within It's territory. and the
Northern States sosl,l be shu, gu, from " ashinx.
ton Thus the prestige 81 the National Capitol.
M we'll ms the maternal wealth. vo.i IL With ~