The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-21
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STU TONS
tn father Of republication On this
continent. incslcaied the sentiment 70 be-
ware Of the inapnce Of ioseigu nation 10
our affairs. They believed thai Il ever free
Institutions were overihrown the aatoward
result would be produced By maigu iufig-
encss from abroad The writings o. Wash
irp,on Jea-fson Madison aud Monroe.
arc frH ~ warnings Wa hiug'ons fare.
we'll address a1ul1i-Ac. bis count men
e. dangers the necessary result y the &C.
tou IT Foreigners anl Of 'oreis powers
whose aim would b. 20 render rcpahican.
.sn oA.oas JEFFERSON wished that the At
nntic wes "a gal Of me Madison siludes
70 the sentialebi Of forciga intervention 10
his leitep had messages Monroe, speak
ing the sentiment Of NE country auuopn.
cel be doctrine bat hss gwen bis naire
q prominence second only 70 .hat d the
aihgr Of biz cosuiry
These illua,ricl7 mon bad ~ prejudice
agai1sl 'oreiefers a. = clas.. They gym.
patkised desply with the down tsoddea u
every cline ard believed that America
should be made tae asylnn Of The op
pressed u aH rstcns Bi' they inculcs
'rd wholesome dread OF The eies aal in
'riguc. Of foreign rulers whose objec;
would be 70 destroy rcpabiIeanism on ,his
continent
The history of t5c las, oar years has
dcincastntsd heir GT seeing 'Agseiiy
What r,a heartfelt sympathy has been
exhibited within lhs, period by any lead
ing European power Tor bleediag Ameri
ca The Englsb press has seemingly
sympath1sd alternately with either side
while the entire British public has enia'
Cured 70 turn the war into speculation and
profit An Europe has stood with dy-
pocrilical bauis Irhned While The ggau.
itc struggle wa going on, the irisa.t Of
monarchy gloatng over the scene Of blood
which vere bcsIng enacted and warning
their people that such exhibitions were
the Necessary I'd. 4it Of democratic innita
tians while the af'urn' were ineulcat.ug
The idea tAa' no pcmanen, prosperity or
organized government was 10 b. iormed n
a republic
u there b anything that ought TO 81
Hence stctiona ism and secli nal bate, 4ud
to unite the people Of the United States
IN determination to onild up a govern
ment that will ~ acceptable oall il Is 20
be found IN iAe teachings Of our ary
history, and she course pursued towards
as hy hnfepe ~llhiu the last Jour years
The North controls the solution OF thi
. question Ia leading men can SO sh pr
tie policy Of the government Il they wiil
as to unite the country and to p.rpetlail
/ rapublIcanism on this continent
Are they equal 10 his task ? VIII
they sacrifice. sectional SUI and selfish
| passions and come 20 as ioa spirit OF con
cilati,n and Aiad1css looking TO ONE oh
iec and one object only the p"Istuation
Of repuhbcauism on this continent We
turn TO the father 0l the republic and
their teachings Here IS a point where
we can meet schrine which challenges
the Injection Of the people Of al. sections
fount at which they can sll drink d
vine Providence, which hm permitted The
night Of political gloom, viii sc trust.
/ dispel the darkness. and invite a brighter
aud better lay than The country has yet
aoen