The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
Fro,n the lio~ril ua-- Douglas Democrat
suALL WI SUBMIT,


view Of the possible triumph of the black
cohorts of treason at tue p''as III No'e'n-
ber next, i, is well ipr the conservative
men ut ia. North io take calm and tis-
passionate view ut the probable results
II .nch a triumph upon the industries,
and upon the social and political relation.
ship oi the States Particularly is Mas
-,rhusrii. Interested IA anything that
may OF can tend a. a rapture between
the North aud South, or to ALLEVIATE the
people of the South towards US II Is
M vain to speak of tie importance OF
continued peaceful ret tlOpships, 60 the
great commercial and manufacturing IN
instries %, our old commonwealth Those
men who do not know this are either too
ignorant 10 comprehend the simplest
proposition, or too tauatlcal to admit a
sclfevidcnt truth
l. there probability that the election
of Lincoln Will result III u rapture oi the
/ Uuiung And is 1t the duty ni the South
tamrly to submit to the rule of Black
| Republicanism T. the first question
We answer, yes and to the second most
emphatically. NO. We Will endcasor to
/ give few Of the reasons that compel us
/ to entertain the above opinions "a FEW,
not ALI. for their name is Legion We
believe that ''e c'o','o' ~ i''"0p'' WIZ
result IN rupture OF the Union, because
we believe the leading men OF the South
are honest ia the declarations they have
made pf their fixed determination H. re
/ slst, at all hazards, and regardless OF all
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al institutions Of the South seward.
/ the great hi.h priest Of the ,.rsy. tle
/ man who begat. aud nonri~hcd i, IN lis
/ Infancy, rcilerat.s the same infamous
/ doctrlnc. aud declares that the iustitatiln
" must BE- abaitbei" Giddings IS" the old
horse Of the party declares that BE-.
will strike to the earth the man wh
shall attempt 80 maintain his God given
/ rights Of property rights which the
/ Constitutional the United slatrs-whicl,
Gidiings has sworn To support, re,tcr
ato- aud tihrms Under the dicrarion of
leading members of the Black Republic
cui party the people of Virginia an
Texas have hal q fnretasrc Of the feast
To- which ihey 49,. invited IL rs IN vain
To deny that the crimes against property
and life pcrpruatcd at llarper's Frlty
aud Texas. are the direct and Natural III.
spring of the doctrines taught by thu
Lincoln leaders Their who'd. gospel il
si Gay ea1r T Il sn "1%d a. ~' v, %Ss
II Is not from the TACT ihat CRIME has