The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
NJ T SAuSnKks
Secretary


NJ sApSnSRs. Chairman.
Secretary
rHE CONSEQUENCES OF SUBMISSION.
The New York World OF the 9Th Of
March, contains al Article OF mnch On IN.
lercst TO the citizens aud army ia Tho 10.
psrtmeGi at this time II presents clear
ly the consequences Of Submission. We
append the gis, Of its remarks
Stephens, Hunter and Campbell report
ed ,La, Mr. Lincoln would not N any
case deal ~,th the authorizes OF the Con.
iei.rnte States nor with the STATES seper
ately. but demanded the entire submls ION
of rebeis in arms aud the restoration Of
the authority Of the constitution aud laws
OF tn. United States throughout the Con
(, deracy, and tina, whatever consoquen 'es
mas follow rom the re adjustment ol hat
authority must he accepted 80 says
Mr. Seward. " the complete restoration Of
the nstioual authority everywhere Was an
Indispensable condition Of my assent 90
our part to whatever form OF peace might
be- proposed, and except or Thu. basis
ard the bass Of the disbandment OF the
insureent forces, We could agree to no
cessation Or suspension ofhostliucs Mr.
Seward states, also, thst thu anti slavery
policy Of the government was reviewed IN
all ,a bearings and tnat the President
announced that he must not be expected
To depart IRON the positions be- bad here
tufore assumed IN his procl, nation Of
emancipation ard other documents
/ The Republican journals all iLdorsc the
+ policy thus stated by the national and the
rebel anthoriiie- and cease not by day or
night TO reiterate that the rebels can have
peace at ans moment by laying down
their arms going home, and submitting 10
the national authority In estimating the
/ likelihood Of such an abandoning Of the
lnsurgent forces. even after decisive defeat
1 in the Geld such as we aye now speedily
/ promised, Il is essential 10 consider Just
what consequences to ther- all rs indlvid
uals viii follow the establishment Of the
national authority for, TO repeat again the
langusge IF the rebel commissioners they
were Informed tina, whatever conse
qpenccs may follow from the establish
neut Of that authority nut Doe accepted
- the rebels Il they choose 10 submit
BY an act approved August 6 l-6l
every Southern man or woman. who N
person or by proxy has bought sod or
given any property. of any kind whatever.
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Every psrsop guil,y or ibr of;.ns. o.n.l
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under the United Ststss Tbe pr..iJnn,
i also f.o,ir,A IN e.i,.. aud .',,ly M The
su,pstt Il tho urtny ull ,bn rr rty of.v
e-5 d,scrirr,o,. not merely or o0lcer. NJ
the Confederate army and Co,Gdor.,.
government but also ol MI ,b, Officer.
~ta,e and rnepirjnnl NJ sry At ~, s,a,,s
cite. towns cop6tie. and nari.be. of the
Confectionery anpnin,ed mr. ,l..,.a Inc.
m. dat, of accession mr. havins ovc.j Al.
legisncc 10 the Coincidence
The sixth section Of Iris same sc, ,ro.
yides that every rfhel who does not reinrn
to hi- allegiance within six,y days af,cr n
proclsmai,on IN no issned ANA wbi,b
nroelama,ion VIVA ;ssuea he Nr G,cnlr
'tuly oath 1869 ia liahie IN sin,la,
seizure Of all Lis proper,y and il ia tho :.
uair.d duty oi IN, Pra;den, 40 IN SO.
and use hi. propcr,y and the nroce,Js
thereof
Whom at The South do not these whole.
-slc aud sweeping lsws cover II ma, he
said ,ha, the very nun Der of Ia. copi.c.
,lons required viii prevent their execution
but every rebel knows that he NAV be
one of thoae who will sulE,r and II he has
aay property. that he ia pre,ty cer,si, IN