The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-23

In our - Of lAss - ~ yrprc.erssd -
islaev. q ~ eoussss tsssressAs IN shS Nossa
~ asa,ss bsevr~a The radicals ssd conservatives,
Asx which involves In u. ssai,oa two ssestsnss
ssssr-tss 70 .. and v humanity WHISTLER shi'
vss !. u sssame rc~ Snt more soFmidatls pro
pcstton-s or 10 end with the prs"a' scar, and
-hethss the Norihern people are henoefor'h to
b. sossrusa by ~ sl.osais acspots.ua OF 10 s~sed
snd rns,nssis Their freedom.
The unsaipisy with ~s,ch thu ssvper'.r~ ~
the Ala,ni.irason IN the Fcdsrsl Congress passed
lie extraordinary m~a~~r~. making sssssasoa.
appropriations fct te pre.~cat'on Il The var, And
Investing Mr.. Lincoln with at-ciat. powers.
shove either That they feIt they would le su-.
tanned At homs, that they considered an
.afc 70 thsmselvcs personally and politically to
ix,ar any policy that leaked to p~oce-
A.s nceees-ssy eorsIissy Of the rsiicy adopted
every thing IN the shape OF opposition 10 the Ad-
snins-srssion must he put down. SPEAKERS mast b.
.ilsne.i the liberty Of the s~ttaiiy DESTROYED.
! and m.n must not lie allowed to bresihe 'hcir
thought, even h, baied whispers against the war
and IL persecution.
MI. l.snrt4n b-ts NaiuMtHN'1 ~ az HsfliNf l'fi'A
And IN a lodcr manner The exsrrise Of the ahso
luie ps'.or- conferred aron him than NJ aaiseirs'
ted We supposed that It would he his Policy 10
gradually tighter the 'elgn4 of power antil the
people were defcacelesS. That he would stteuipt
no hold hlshhardei movements until he had re
organized ne arTy In .ssh maraer as to r-n
Ser ~ entirely sub.erylert 10 hrs purposes. Nth
eris the Northern army has contained rspressasa
tive. Of every ciasA Of society. bat hereafter any
man ~so can affst 70 pay three hundred dollars
Tor The privilege can scmain Ut home, II We
we're to Iadge Vf then society by oars. we ~oald
naturally suppose that such a is~ making an In.
widows distinction bescen the rich and poor
that the North contains q large servile class Of
men Of wtrh there are no representatives, In The
slave states. They are easily controlled and are
a, ukcly 20 be as wel, satisfied In the army A. cs,
Of it. opee Sc. them IN aud the people Of 'he
North disarmcd, aud military dsspo'ism -euni-
plcls The Administration can enforce It's eaets
at the poiai Of the bsyenet.
Tina, tho Abolition government at Washington
has no, pursued ,ae course anticipated, has deub,
less arisen From the fact that il wss forced 10
change IL policy. heierm Of sefviceo Of betwcen
two and three HUNDRED thousand OF The soldiers in
The Hogtheru army is about e. expire, and i was
found that under the circumstances, with no slg
nal seecc. .e. va iae south 70 re ssssrc the Moth
era people Of ultimate triumph. aud with the De
'ormlhed diameter Of the opposition 20 the war
at bone, That II wss necessary 10 strike down ths
'cadcfs. Hence the arrest Of Nsl,audigham, and
ihe immediate is-ranoc Of a dfaii for five hnn
died thousand men. Nj lioeoln Is dctefanet
+ 10 pat down opposition at the poin' Of The tayo
net. WIZ the people Of the North submit 10 e
Educated Ia freedom from their cradles, arr thel
I prepared 70 be mad. slaves few weeks mort
will exhibit the success Of one party or the other
n Lincoln succeeds. the war viii bc prosecuted IN
definitely and flr The most malignant ends. v
be fails. We look for an early peace.