The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08
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fortnight ago there assembled Al
Cleveland. Ohio, Gov. Dcnnison. OF th..
State, Gov. Curtin, of Pa, Gov. Norton
OF Indiana, Gov. Blair. Of Michigan. (,ov
Randall, of Wisconsin. TX. Governor Kc.,.
nor, as representative Of Gov. Yates. az
Illinois, and Hen John Biglow, To rem.
resent Gov. Margan, Of New York m.
result Of their conference has slresd,
been minated in Geographic dispatch
to the effect that these Oovcfnsrs were
pledged tc assist the Union men Of Nj.
souri,, Kentucky, Virginia and Maryland,
and that they had Iincoln's pledge MAYER
to cease the war until tho U. 8. flag shiN
float over all the Federal property in ths
seeded States.
From speeches made by some Of ,he
Governors to an assemblagc Of the pco-
plc at Cleveland We make these extract.
Dennison saidi
Whatever power he conld command
should always be exertcd TO sustain the
Government and defend the State from
all assai,ants. come from whatever quar-.
ter they may. Ia the name Of the people
of Ohio, he said, treason shall be crushed
out rebellion shall be put down, at I'll
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Governor with emphasis, is ready to
take up arms in defense Of the Govern
nent' "ur a'a'c was 'o'"u'" '" Pcacr
and her ci,'zehs .'Ne Pe",e' o". 'Hcy
also love thc INSTITUTIONS VI our iauhcrs
There couiu DC no "o",' VI "'e ,esa@
treason must an" WIZ oo ',"s"," out
1t rs new nc '''he !" urea. ana a"iiy win
traitors ic"hsy wanna Is WY" Vn'o
TINS contest. anu "'' s'"'" s"o"'ucr 70
shoulder WIN every 'oy"' I'a,'s TO ne
END ne ta''ofs may s'"" ,'e" sp.cs
through Tue county " '"cy enoosc N'
them report ue'oo''"" VI "'es"''s'"o"W
III eur midst, u t"cs Gu" III" my
Gov onft'h close" ny 'A''a'",,ng
10 arms, my 'c.'ow'c","e"S lug 'sso
OF Wash'ngto" sha'' asi'"" '"c nag 81
Washington, ana " sh"'' wave o" eve!
tort ana capi'o' III INC "'''y'o"' ''"'a
OF tins 'nl"h
Gov. Randall, OF WISCONSIN, '"eh
spoke. lie SAID:
An enemy mas grow" up m"one "s'
threatening the snoversion o' our "es'
crnmcnt, ana tue uos't"'.io" W ""' '"e~
tnt'ons. we AL KNOW "no'' ''',s ""'rr
gan, ana we KNOW wno'e !, o"gn. W en'
An army should 60 u""h ,hc MisS'ssf
pi, and leave tia'' rom Montgomery
ohar'estohi announcer 'o''e s"ou'" ~ 'o"a
the eastern coast ana Tue TWO armies
meet at charleston. 'h'tc 'no war Ne
gah-th.re u V"S.'' 70 end "hc" 'nec'y
Is wiped from eS's,ence-ho monument
lett there 70 snow mat A" human oelng
ohcc i'hao''cu Ito ft'.o 'o' ''o' Wv
owl 10 moot or ''lc o't'ch 70 mourn
Loud cheers we nave "o'e 'h' peo
pie OF tine south II" 'hl"s''ce-"e nave
given them VIVA, 'hey never s"o"'o nave
asked lbefe is out one sentiment among
us now, however we nave 'o'''c'"''u"
party DISTINCTIONS, ana k'ow h"'t'"R ou,
Devotion t' our c'"n''9 s"' "'''" w
our fathers sha'' ue ''ai's'"'''e" 10 SVpr
fatlons yet '" come, WIN h"t ono 'lsb'
lost, h"t re ",''',n'c 'iHP"n'". 'u'
armies siali he u'c Ha''a v' a JnS' p'o'
WIN winch upon MS No",ne'n '"''Snns
noof Ne S'"'' pom" OUT ''''''"' an"
i"il justice 10 ~,
noF l""'f' oil M'en'g'n' S"'o' -,
i ms was moi vac '''''o ''i SP'"N'E
"n' i"l action. we 'iV "'' ~ '',""' '''
cost OF 'ilS tNhitHl' u ~ tH'''Sh ~ ht""