The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
NO. 81.

!" "'"N ny t..s puhbti'S ioICe VI iH' Ut
cisions Of the Supreme Court upon Con
gress and the Executive. President Lin
cola Il gailfy of nsurpatiou, and places
himself on the platform of the his CHER law
instead e the Constitution It says il he
will pledge himself to nathan the
rights Of Southern citizens and their
property in the Territories, Northera cit.
izeas Of all parties viii sustain him In
defending tue Federal property
The Statesman, the organ oi the radi-
Gals, regards the inaugural as indicative
OF the determination to enforce the laws
1t says Mr. Lincoln al,irms bis devotion
20 all the ieuc,s Of that platform OF
principles upon which he secured the
voted Of tha people, IN doing 30 be sol
EMMY declares the honesty aud the pa
,rioiism Il bic party aud disavows all
sympathy and concert Of action with
that class Of politicians who make prin
ciples suhsorvieut 20 personal needs, and
who stand ready 10 ignore party profess
sions Of fundamental principles lor tenn
porarS results.
Tic Evening journal is entirely satis-
fed and lands the Inaugural highly as
sound. conservative aud patriotic |.
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phAt.c language OF President Lincoln. bee
Of their own creation; but we feel that
the soothing eacc, of such manly. such
patriotic. add such fathetly sentiments
AS arc altered by President Lincoln. will
prove like Oh upon the waters and even
tuals calm the public mind
Ra,uEsrpR. March ,. 1861 The Dem.
ocrat Republican says u the manner
in which the inaugural was received
there /, was gratifying 90 hear the es.
prcssicus OF approval which broke forth
when the address was read. The mod
Grafton which characterized it. and the
iilmucss OF the Presidents language.
were the subjects Of the most uuqnall-