The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
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t1TpttcuUVEH VI ttIt Npt'VNtN NpukIfhs
rhis morning, Mr.. Kcnncr, Of Louisiana,
declared, in open session, that he regard.
cd Lincoln's inaugural address as an un.
qualified declaration Of war.
Mr. Withcrs, oi Alabama, introduced
the following
kesoIrol, That Congress accept with a
i,igh sense Of the patriotic liberty of the
State Of Louisiana, the funds gcnerous y
rendered to the Treasury Of the Con.
fcdcratc States, specified in the order Of
her Convention.
a delegate from Texas introduced a
resolution declaring that al railroad ma
.erial ordered prior b the Ssth of Fcbru
AIRY, 1851, be introduced free Of duty.
The following dispatch was received
this morning by the President Of the
Louisiana Convention I:
MONTGOMERY, March y.
lion Asr Nouton, Prc,de.t Of tie Lou,'i
a~n Conrtniion.
The permanent Constitution Of the
Confederate States is completed and will
be forwarded to your Convention at an
carly day.
Howell Conn,
President Of Congress.
MosreonrRy, March l5.--Prcsidcnt Da
Wis veto message, ON the African slave
trade act, has been made public. The
President objects TO the sixth section of
the act, which authorizes the sale of AZ.
ricans to the highest bidder. as being in
opposition to the clause Of the Constitu-
.ion rorbidding such trade and mandate
to lcgislatc cfectually to prevent the
same.
The vote on the passage Of the act
over the veto was as follows: yeas, 10 !;
nays, 81
Nothing of an interesting nature tran.
spircd in public session to-day Con.
grcss is certain to adjourn tomorrow
WASHINGTON, March cit is reported
this morning, on very reliable authority,
that all the troops now stationed in New
Mexico and Utah are ordered eastward,
20 garrison the Southern forts. Game.
ron favors the recapture of the posts
which passed into the power Of the Con
federatc States. Chase, whose policy is
Of an ultra coercion character, will UNI
doubleday rule the Administration. Sc.
ward will leave the Cabinet within nine.
" days, and will be sent AS Minister to
England.
Chase declared, yesterday that Doug.
las had wholly mlsrcprcscntea the pur-
pose of Lincoln's Administration, and
tina. he had undoubtedly deceived
Forsyth in representing himself as a
medium Of communication with seward
According to Chase, the purpose OF the
Washington Government is to enforce
the laws, to collect the revenues, to re-
capture and hold all the forts in the Con-
iederatc States, and to conquer u peace
by force Of arms
There is nothing to warran. the hope,
lately entertained by the Commissioners,
Of a successful result to their mission,
and peaceful solution to the difficulties
pending between the North and the
South
The Tribune yesterday attacks Scwara,
and says his policy will lcmoralAc and
ruin the Republican party.
The South must Immediately prepare
for war
Ngw YoRK. March 1.-THE llerald's
Washington correspondent, says, the POI
n,ical circles were icvctishly excited
sunday, by report that the evacuation
Of Forts Sumter and tickcns WAS deter
mined on by the Cabinet Saturday night
Several Black Republican Senators de-.
carcd that such policy was determined
upon Leading southern Democrats call
it master stroke OF policy
The steamship City OF Manchester
reached her dock yesterday, from liver
pool on the Goth, via Southampton the
2lst ult. Her news has been an,Icipa'
ted
Sr. LorIs, March l0-Thc Senate yes
tcrd,y passed resolutions instructing
the Missouri Congressman to oppose all
acts for supplying men and money Tor
coercion, and II such were passed to
leave Congress
WAsuISGroS, March l0.-lt is stated
that President Lincoln will not hold
counsel with the Southern Commission
crs except as violators of the law Of the
land.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Sccrcta
~ or State, Mr.. Seward, has asked time
10 consider the propositions OF the Com
missioners from the Confederate states,
which the latter granted.
1t is supposed the whole matter VIII
be referred to the Senate,
WASHINGTON March l5-Thc Admin
istration deny that any unusual display
is intended ia the southern waters YES
sells at New York are to be put III the
transport service there being upward OF
$500 troops in Texas awaiting the con
veyance northward,
Mcssrs. Crawford and Forsyth say