The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19
Prom the Cincinnati Enquirer,
Speech for Stopping the War,

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I In The House of Representatives. al Uasb.
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proposes III, Aeknorlojg,siea, nj ne
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Onsst,oa
A few DAYS arn. Mr.. Conway. Of
/ Kansas. ono ~ tho most mira 40 VOL
4 AS one of Tho ahl,s, ,r tho p.nutl;.
can members Of Coupress made n
strong speech lin favor of neace and
I the sioppage of the war IN, speech
is said TO bay. IN, ,pproval of Gov
Andrew. Charles simmer Wrud,Il
philhps Horace Gtaclev and other
leading Aboli,i,nis,s whn held a, can.
Gus in Wasb;nglon inst bo,,re !, was
delivered. Ii is a very import,nt
demonstration We ,,t. ia. hdl,,,.
Jag extracts from il which fnllv sbow
its character
HE Is AGAINST RE ryIoy
Gen .,... g.
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Shareholders I, the I',inp NOR of c,r.
Quoting the war to that end On the
contrary. am utterly and forever On.
posed To both. am in favor %! the
Union AS 4, cvis,s today lam In IA.
vor of recognizing the ioyal States A.
the American nation. based as they
are or the principle Of freedom for ali.
without distinction of race, color, OF
condition. believe il To- to be the
manifest destiny If the American ma.
ti"n to ultimately control the Amer.
can continent on tbs principle. |
conceive, that therefore the true ob.
Jeci ol this war Is to rcvulutionige the
national government by resolving the
North into tho Nation aud the South
mt" distinct public body, leaving
us N position to pursue the la'tct AS
separate state. | believe that the
direction Of war 10 any other end is u
pcrvcrsion ui il, calculated to suhv,rt
the very object 1t was designed to el'
'cci
MS uNtoNisM
have never allowed myself 10 in.
dulge in that snpcrstitious idulatrv
OF the Union 80 prevalent unou, The
simple but honest uruulc. nor that 100.
litical cant ahuu, the Union go prcva.
lrut among dishonest ones have
simple regarded i'uSa Urm of GOV.
cumcut to- be- valued in proportion to
lis merits as nu iustrn'ncn, oi nation.
al prosperity aud honor.
rms sorgB INDEPENDENT.
The war which b.,. c..,,, H., h,,vc,r
A.. N,r,t, ,r,l ,,. -.,r,b r,r IL, INST
t,,, wears L,s ,,,,i. , ,,,.i.,ti,p II
a,. substituted in The : e,h another
G.va,p,uen, for That ,r ia. T,icp
ms Is tl.. f,ct aud ,...f,,,. 10. ..,ch D.,
ra.,or Il in. ,,nn.,,,s,t ,l,,y IA s.,
Tie. the law ~ trrhuir,Ii,y in "A
ooc.lion of Ills L,pd cam stand The
war has utterly 4 I>solv,d TEE couucc-
ti"H between tine North and the Slu,M,
ul rendered ihcm separate aai iu-
, dependent iuwrg- In ''W world. THIS
rs the necessary legal eject of rivii
war amy whc,e. IL makes the hrIlig
"tvni PARTIES independent ipt the tome
hcrn~ aud uulo>' VI" uur snn'umhs "a
20" 0thor they continue independent
NJ each 'ih.r l1rr'cr The principle
Is laid down hy \hl''I, IA iui."ws :.
Nhcn a uaiiun hcc'mtS divided INT"
into two parties, absolutely ndcpen-
dgu', aud 49, lpngtr acknowledging
common superior the state II dissoiv
cd. and the war between the TWO par
i're stand, upon the sam" GROUND, ~
every 'rsucct as a public war between
two different Hai'"HS '--hn"h III,
chap -, T.. f29 II - not to hc won
dcrcd at, therefore that So learned
aud profound iutisl AS the hnunra-
ble nemhr~ from rrnnsy lyania Mr.
stevens should express the same
opinion.
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ply ON It's anti slavery noliey They
( phi in issue the CouGScation Act. the
| Missouri Emancipation Act, the Prcsl-
/ idenr., Proclamation Of Emancipation.
These measures they pronounce I'M
constitutional deny their validity ana
everything done in pursuance of them.