The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-09-23

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scssaised - int'uastcu n csasissMs 1hcssiIl.
re. ia cAe svs,,ares o. r~constsssrt tAs Union
we're unsuccessful The platform sts forth
=. Tie ~n-e Of The convsn,iun that, after four
yssn f.lure " restore ihe vn,en BY var. thA,
. cessation II hostllites should take place.
via 4 vSv ~ oalSa.nste 10 tho estsblishsssns
sf Jess 90 tbs ias.. Il a festssat'es Of the
UnHss. sad /. .,lest =. to vha, shall tollov Ia
esse ~ the r-t~~a VI ii,e sp.ssAssu states IL
jo,s them in th.. mo yenens OF ressnsasscssa.
sisr~ thco. ~~ have cen more ., The pro-
eceding. Of the Convention. We publish .
psr-isn ,or them IN oi, columns; -ufic,~nt
p>rhsy- " sho- the temper md tone 'h- %
iect anl purposes u .hc Astor-. From 'be~
Il sla b. ,csa that th. var democracy we're
largely 10 The Ncendast tbs ou, Aud ou,
TIE ooiy assatisss os-rsss'pg to Us are. "
thss ticket likely TO he .neesssdu4l And II ~.
vkas vii b. ~ essct Of IL tusnSh on The
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dsss y cssoe sil N. eles'eut. Of opps.t,sn 70
,s- ADMINISTRATION kmstsseeA NY By Aay
BY political sr,fe. tA<ss psss'sAn- I'm os-AAily
unite 10 destroy the pssu II Lisccsn, BY
throwing every ce~'ies they can In hn ~ay in
! the prosecution u tb. v.r Their platform
sal pasty ofssuisAiioo v,il enjo,n this upon
,lss. Aud Wien !, b-cone. ssiasns that he
1 Black Republican party 10 "a ~ ISL u povss.
Aad . ss~sy prsa'ssaa psses IL TO oees IL, IL
~sii h. 'mpns-'s,s - rs,s< ss.ops.
tn. viii h Of immense Ad,ssaags 20 os.
Pvuaupv ny shess divisions. ~ my fsSsia .
lsrse por,,on Il the sesrtssy vAies - hsvs
Loot, and this will plrs Ne IN hetsss I--'',es
20 Urea, With the nev Adnsinssrss,os.
That Mcclellan Ill, ~ elected - think
nors than probable. m. people Of The North
arc evidently tired Of sss .M, They have be
7 oone res,lse and alarmed A. the extraordinary
assumptions u power BY the IAneola govern
mss,. aud nssa .se the. .se.r .ibsT,iss are pss
nAnssuy IN danger. To ve.I.os s,n IL not
ooiy Va estsrse ell thss h. has done all n his
high handed sad arbitrary measures. but 10
tempt him To 20 fs,'h.r go = '---''' '-
himself d'es.,.r rhs No,se n re-. ss: s,o 20
cry ,hsrsfsr., will favor pese., for they know
tha, the re-elsction Of Lincoln carries With IL
! desIuo,isn to them and their Yhterrsts,
But Mcclellan elected, What then Many
Intelligent per'eos sappo-s that It is tbs t~
xiaoinx Of . new and more terrible var. unlsss
ve vii agree - = restoration Of the Union. And
ups.a each terms A. Wi Sc agreeable 20 the
CONSERVATIVES sls0sn, u ste North . var
Which siil unit all parties IN = stfsgg,e ios
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s'e'"a.n' y "" ''o' ''" 'o'A"u
u u" Aecsiisn "c"'d prove more danger
@" Enemy than lao''n' 'na 'e should o.
course desire his defas'.
We 'Aoald reeoilec' That thr Black B'pueli'
can party ar. governed alone by motives Of
malI.pi,y, Ths, they Do no, desire res,or.
ton u the linton Jules, il carrie. With II. the
en.neip.tiou Of the slave, and tn. ,ooa,,,,,op
| If soaslxr. ptopeu, Mcclellan Will g.,