The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

8 snhiegooo - 6saik We ~ sos
decisive -. Ne wAl Nv - that
nopaps 49, sessy - - 49, we're
e1s2ns - y ejess nan1Se. n North
~ N or reedeso coaId cit here
Il ~ eoossea. asd opsa the Northern
non6n - ~ = W d. they vosld
~ 11r&1 ~ 1e0ens shs terrible re-
Atty. Hvusy State, city. county, and
vjnsnp Noslh, Ia resoandisg with the
80 q dsuns ssd tssop Of armed sol.
8iaey. Ard ~ watcAword 10. "Extcr-
nlrss1eo a ~ sebels.' Every friend
n ~ tAess = siIenced, every press 10
aoaloss -, sd ths pulpit i praying for
- corpIets des::uction Of the rebels.
II bioud u the North 10 Up. Revenge
and hs>s stream through every column
u thsie journals. The South l. 10 be
ovesrsa aud crushed forever. Millions
Of noasy are offered. Ares Of the best
paltsrn ars fnrnishcd, aud tho work of
peeperation for descent upon W is go
}a9 o. with tsrriblc speed night and day.
W havs seves yet deceived our readers.
We will not do Il now. We tell yon
plsiuiy Il IL 10 tims for idle words no
time Tor slsmbcr no time for dclusivc
hopc. Il IL no time for talk, but time
for action-immcdiatc action. All intel.
ljreet men s~e il. A day " weeks
supinepess may rob ~ Of our lives, our
hoenss. our children. and everything we
hold dear. Read the ncws in this paper.
Alresdy the fight is begun in Baltimore;
already thousands Of Northern troops
and csnnon are landed at Cairo, Illinois
Lincoln has blcckaded our Southern
ports. snd will soon menace all Of them
with = large feet. Five thousand men
sys t. bc thrown into Western Texas,
twenty-five thousand in st. Louis and
Cairo. and thirty-f.o thousand in Wash.
iueton. When these begin the march
into our Southern land, thousands OF 9TH
ora arc to take their places. Every
means il to bc used to reduce US to SD.
faction. Our ncgrocs are :: 49, freed and
taught to butcher families, our houses
burned and iiclds laid waste, and the en-.
s,fe SCUM reo1ec" ~ military power 70
oocy w'ckeo anu !ytan"'c"' COVER"
Rc"s .. 'ne No''", i,'S - '"e P'os'""''"'
a. We n"u u !" ~ inc papers
n,scnef says 'os wra'h Of .ns Nor'a
;" iu's, shn ea''ho. DC ""Pe,e"i "' SCI
time Tor freedom ~ CONE Tue negroes,
IKE VIC chi'areh u iSiAe', must % "o
cat OF bondage, ana " ~ 'nc reng'o"s
uoty o. Inc Nortn 10 90 H. ne P''acnes
70 thousands o. poop" 'rom 'h's "H'
" speak unto ''.s cn''oFch Of 'srhc'' I'M"
s"ey ~ 'o'""'n """cI, "o'n'"s ~"
equal ms 'ah"t,o's'n, unless u ve ',e
unsn'm''y Oh s"ch sentiment III '"e worm,
no voice anywhere ~ any man Is 'a'seo
ioF peace. ouI p'ooo atone WIN s"''s'y
tnc". a 'r'ena asked US inc o'her uay
We 1no"sn. private ,e'n'S 70 a,s.'".
gus" U'o 7."oo' "'c'' '>o''", "'s"' no'
cause mem 70 fS'se voice 10, peace
'u'c:y wy u" nv '"se' o' .'ou'"''"
O'oo" we opened Wv ioln P@pc',
anu o"' eycs ~" "po" M "o1o"nt y, we
se"ses' mass "icc''ns ever n1,' ~ .,e~
totA' !" VINO" We 'c"" Tue 'o''o"'"e'
REMARKS OF REV DR. SPRING.
The venerable pastor Of tho Brick
Church was first introduced to the vast
His conservative an,ccedcnts
were known to all present, and he was
with profound emotion. lie
said:
"Ms. PxxsInnxr feel my self very hap
nv, ~ 6 nativc-born American, and q son
Vi one Of the revolutionary officers, and
~ a member Of Christs Church, and one
Of his ambassadors, to bear my testimo.
ny in favor Of this noble cause. My
past views on the agitated questions Of
Inc country are well known to those of
you who are familiar with the press.
adhere 10 them now. Blu. the question
now 10, not between slavery aud anti.
slavery. not between Republication and
and Democracy, but between law and
between government and no
Aud permit me to say tina,
al other questions are cvancscent; they
arc mere phantoms they shrink inip
compared with the grand |
question Of government and no govern.
Incnt in this country. II is with high |
pleasure that lift my voice in behalf Of
That Church which ! represent. and !
;hecrfully accept the invitation to open
This meeting with prayer.
Or Spring then uttered an impressive
prayer appropriate 70 the OCCASION
Look At that. Southern meu, Southern
Even DR.. Spring. the Oldest
II the Old School pastors, il for blood
What have we to hope forl We tell
ron that the man who longer hopes in the
.Iemcmcy Of the North il dcluded--insane.
They are coming. and coming quickly.
bet yourselves ready. Every man, eve.
~ boy. every brave-hcarted woman.
Ask the God Of battles to be with our