The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21
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liah on the ilrst Pagr furnishes ""S" ~"
exposition II the opinions OF that gea''f'
nan upon the question Il slaveiy, as 10
place il beyond the power oi s"p''is'fs
any longer to ssia,ain thr' be Is q c'r'-
serya,ivc MA. He stands forth, Hun's-
,.kahiv a ff,.csoiles loss violrr, ihan
Grcclv and Sumner. but nevertheless a
irc-sailcr. not tie lrss dangerous bo-
,.,u.,. b. j. onr Il mp.!'fate c,un>
H.. speak. Ut approving aud enforcing
the Fugitive Slave Law - the per
f,tmance of painful official dpiy
What the C1ns iintinn . YES h, 'wonid
conccdc at every sacrifice But when
W., COME To- ascertain what tits views are
ia relation To- The Constitution we ind i
simply extends to mott interference WIN
slavery ~ the States 1l~ iau"ntri'"
tragedy At llarpcr's ferIy S. clearly
,tac.ail., A. be- states - tit. unfafdHt-
able attempt tn force slavery into Kan
sas Wsilc coaicmuin, the TRAITOR ihiri
ard murderer Brown. be- discover, traits
In his character which challenge "uf ad.
mira,,on." and lind ia ais !matieai z'al.
some apology i,r his conduct Ifeat'
70 m or,caheg F,orpi,aoe, the qacsli'"
abont slavery in kansa, is now settled.
and settled IL favor I'll freedom Ih
North has trumphcd, and hasine tr-
umphed. let her, by hcf magnam'ty and
generosity to her southern brethren
show that the contest on her par tee' me
# p,,aoyic & That is, Il 80 under
stand biia, no. t. interfere with slavery
whore itcsisia.
Bat few see'hefa mcu viii be found
t. endorse tbs letter Oar readers VIII
perceive that it iniiy susiains our dednc
tians and comments upon his speeches
made =, the opening 81 the lass frcst
dent.,l campaign, AMI the oliieiai decla
ration Of NJ Fillmore. home organ th'
8aHalu Commercial Advertiser, which
said after the Presidential election tint il
..uiec acI.can. Instead Of VI Fremont
hal been Tie candidate # tie Black Re
nublicsus ihat De- would NOT have been
ia tho field. This declaration was copied
,lsonehon, The laal. and never contra
diciea vi aut eatemparaty Of tbe
Flag. from that day % tins. has had f,li
more's name nt the masthead % h. pape.
rs bis first choice Tor President. and has
/ insistcl that BE- waR a sound conacfya
TIVE statesmaa and patriot
We have previously called attention.
t. tire fact that a portion q the Southcn
opposition are favorable tn Union viii
the nluck Republicans IN order 10 break
down The Democracy The was oppa
reut Us .he Iauds.ory articles which ap
re1rcd IN tpeo opposition jautnals through
out de country several months age. Of
ihom CofVin. Who So u9~ aVeply c.a
ap..ias IN C.ue,es wi,h ta- cncm.ea Of
.i.Q county. 10 oitc. Blae. Republican
speaker II vas siili more apparent IL
the open euunseiings q, opposition J1nr
mails Of wide circulation anal influence, O
icw months siuce ia isvoroi aauioa with
the blaea Bepaa,t4as "a tie election oI
speaker And nnw /" prove the feeling.
Of these men mere clearly and laeHa'cs
.ih.y, W dad toe following commeal-
ton Of Nj Fillmore, letter Ia the Louis
vile Jogsual.
"tho letter seat IS Ex'Presidcnt FIJI
more g. the New Yoth tniun Meeting
seatlitmiug the compromise 81 1850. uAd
condcmuing tEc 8uhse4geHi departure
sflm thcm al tie cause e Ter present
agitation, is most nightly coma. -n,!cd by
tf- New York T5Naan tac Albany J9Hl-
nal, aal other Republican aui Democrat
ic papers. as patf,o.lc, jasi, ahJ ttHy
conservative. Aud vet. as tae buhIiu
Commcrcb. ttu,hiniiy icua. aa. "A.r
Fillmore has not changed. The sentr
ncnt4 be- uticrs are thpac upon which
the south Amrticdus 10 Congress basr
their action M ithefidge. If Tonnes
see. speaks Of tie lrcpmriaH Consi.fu
ton as thr wofst d'srat'-m ever at
tempted to b. imp aod upon a penplr
Are wo drifting b..ck To- thecnnpi Hn,ion,
Of 1870 il srculs sr, aud whru ,ae Re-
,t.hti..r. h.cuiug "A ttllutr l.. fufu " No..