The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23


military dcspoti.m. It requires 40 ar
sumcHt to convince every Intelligent
tir,,ous MAN. what duty demands Of
him. |, is as plain ~ the sun IN the
heavens.
soJ- Col Forshey testimony lc.ore
the reconstruction romiuittee. which
will be found on our fourth page. will
he read with Interest T. is fhe most
clear truth iul, aud fureille exposition
of the condition of the Sau'h and Of
Southern feeling given before thnt com
m,t dat We have seen. There is hat
enc ding in 4 to which we oljcct col
Forshoy like many othcrs ss-umcs, MS
the result Il the war, that tho south
has surrendered not only African slave
~ and secession but has abandoned all
the rights of the States TO The power Of
the central government This "c dc
not believe. and do not sanction The
political teachings and the party "a the
asccndancy today, viii not in our iuic.
ment, permanently control ,hi' country
The doctrines that at present prevail urr
The result, of force aud the offspring of
fnnaiicism and passion blind uuyirll-
ing. and reckless Fortunately for the
South. tho North and West ore equally
Interested in the solution of the political
problem that is b'iug sol,ed end will
be rs deeply injured ly a change Of
government Experience will demon.
strntc TO them that a country rs vast rs
ours, ami .,h such diversified interests
cannot be long maintained even IN The
form Of republic by an unlimited and
irresponsible central power Anarchy
and despoti.m would follow And
though secession may be condemned
and the I mon be considered heuce'ortb
indis.oluble, the principles oi state
rishts and State sovereignty, upon which
the late contest was wagcd WITH arms
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present cnenmhers our columns, and
which has rendered the Republican, for
several weeks. 10 many readers duh and
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occupied by the Ordinance announce
mcnt of candidates. Proclamation OF
the Governor, election notices, and "a
number Of advertisements, will next
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