The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-13

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Ing crops, 10 tho support OF the TONED
cra,c Goverument. This address states
very explicitly and clearly the reasons
that have :iduccd this cal upon The pre-
dnoing classes for aid. and the effect that
is likely to be produced by these con
trihmions 10 giving credit 10 The Gov
crument, aud IN ailvrdng substantial cY-
idcnee Of the determination Ut The poo'
ple Of the Southern States 90 sustain the
struggle for their rights and liberty.
II also states the manner IN which The
aid il to be rendered, about which some
misappgehcusions seems te exist MI,
Hemplll makes a very earnest aud pow
eFfnl appeal 70 the patriotism Of the poo
pie. We feel assured it will meet with
a liberal response. If the oddless Is de-
fcetiye in Any respect ID consists Ia not
fully presenting the pecuuiary advau'
tages Of this movement TO the people Of
the South Every man feels the disposi.
ton and il convinced Of the necessity Of
sustaining the Government. aui tDc wal.
He ia satisfied that lhc bonds 81 the Gov
eFinhont '"iii prove safe investment
for capital that De can pay lis
taxes with lhem' ava that 'ney VIII Al-
swof as well as money Tor many pi the
purposes OF trade. iic Knows mat ihry
are bound To prove good uHie'S 'Nc 7'u'n.
ern States are salJuS'icd, Contingency
the possibility 81 which be Is nnt Wiling
to admit, ADD II he could imagine the
happening u such an event tie "7nid
Naturally ask hihs''i' II We are suiJ'
gated, OF what value would he all that J
possess Z Men are not only Wiling !"
lend The Government all they can com
mand but It II were NECESSARY, they
would Jilcg i as Tree gdi, without the
hope on expectation Of return. lie dii-
hcnliyi therefore, does not c1hs'et lh va
the government, for Of that iaey are coin
vlneed, but to inform ihr:a fp" they arc
to do II For instaacc mary planter
VIII say, as lid scyofalut out woa.thicst
men ~ the mco ting "a Thursday last " /
made NO crop last ycar, | owe my COM
mission merchant, AMI owe debts here
at home and WHEN all are paid, viii
have but lii'lo leil ; nothing like what |
ought, and what feel like contributing,
| AN satisfied tho Government bonds
will be good, and that they will furnish
safe aud lucrative investment fur cap
ital. Bat what security have | that can
pay my debts with them Shcw me
how this can be accomplished, and am
willing that the proceeds Of my entire
crop shall be handed over to the Govern.
nent-'
Now shcw this planter that these
bonds. drawing interest at the rate OF
slsht per cent. the interest payable semi
annually, and sustained by Tie voluntary
contributions Of the people, such as no
other Government bonds were ever be-
TORE sustained, backed by four millions
OF bales Of cotton, and the immense su
gar, rice, wheat, and tobacco crnr Of
the south, VIII invite the investments ct
capital from every pertion OF the world
, aud that they will command the gold
and silver whenever required, and he
sees n once that If he is in debt to the
amount el bus entire crop he runs not
the slightest risk in accepting the Con
fedefa'e bonds No one, IT seems to rs,
can doubt that they VIII command a pre-
inium aud II they dc, az matter of
course, they VIII circulate as freely as
the best bank paper II too large for
use III 'le every day transactions ct bus
mess the party holding HE bonds, has
oh'y 10 eA0"ahse '"em ''r treasury notes,
" wh''h he can get any denomination
81 htti from I'VE dollars upwards.
me money whheh u'e Government re-
'c'''s Is 'Npendcd IA 'he country, and
remains with Us, as a circulating medl'
u'n Every dollar, therefore invested
IN INC 'pi'ed'f'lo bonds Ia doubled.
f'''y millions under the operations Of