The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

tho late di.,s,rou. civil war. are out
in sr.ecbes and letters. advocating
tho immediate acceptance and rati6.
cation of the sherman proposition
b,rip, thereby to anticipate. Con
,re.. i'm the passage Of a more Oh
p.,i.u. and offensive measure. aud
-ifb the EXPRESSED hope that this
..,rJ hiring about restoration aud
r,,., DID W. believe. A. these
,..., ,-.,... that constitutional lh
CIT. os. zone. that the State, had
t.-, ,lr,r -,,.rci.n dignity. and that
i'm -,p-,,ucucr af IN" rebellion of
ile south the whole system Of the
...verrmept had become revolution
,,ci and that Constitutional prohi
t,,i,p. I..,l restraints and inherent
Stat, ri,bi. were 20 be mn more heed
ca o. REGARDED # the war "a, not
,s..l for the prcs-rvntiuu Of the
I.,.., ly, ,rl, for the freedom Of
,i... MORN. ,ri IN, cop,ur.t of tho
~.ptb and thu, iu conuu.riur us
,h.y t,l NAT ,ply triumphed over
,i,r f.,. Il, the then existing govern.
man, t,t even Constitutional and
anvil bt,r,, itself and succeeded in
..,.I.I,.l,u. , ,,v.r NOR. .unreuc
ana , LAW HIGHER than TINT knoyn ,n
ia, luri.prud,nce of the least civil
i,,d nation on the earth. then We
misht hurfiedly embrace and ADOPT,
any proposition rendered us BY the
,l.,D-lous party though ii nigh, be
tom t.Il a. odiou. and oppressive as
the one We are called upon to en-.
d,r., But viewing A. we do. and
o'u'cptiuc A. We viii a. long Hs the
liberty b. accorded ~, that the con.
,ttutou Is still the supreme law at
the land and not vet having relln.
pushed all hope OF republican gov
crnmoui on this continent We shall
for The time aequiesce IN the new
order "i things. .ior We have long
since learned that q hayonet had no
reasonN out whilst We bow 60 the
uncomfortable mi,iortuncs which
overshadow US. 1t will be with dlgnI
he'd gravity aud not os,cniat'ous or
submissive iawn'ng, ''ill 'ondly'hcr
lshins b 's' OF future peace aud
freedom ana most solemnly protest.
Inf, Ia the name of constitutional
"h'fty against the
'''p 'AinhA'"n 81 '' "s'"s Oh
DD- Brick Poaeroy has been lee
turing the good people Of Mobile
New Orleans, and other noted places,
where he has been well received
and highly applanied In speech
in Mobile he told his audience that
the Northern Democrats would be
fighting in less than twu wears. bot
.I.,-.lt,. 49,, 9. 81, ....
f
timeut the Mobile Times most gal.
lantly responds, We will follow
that advice at the risk of our live.
We doubt no, there are more edi
tors than one Who would subscrib,
to TINT document, is no, safe t.
iuirrlcrc in family lifrcult.c,. Men
have been known to have their ,cel.
ines rufiled and their heads bro
ken hy rre..lnp their .nterpri.,s Ia,
far la that direction IL i, should
be, al, we suppose it will bs. when il
occurs, simply war for the -poils Of
H.. ,,.o ,....,iJ - 800. ~.
an participation IA the sport and
lay on McpuG
Ana let hun boiler that first get-
na. The editor Of the h. las Her
aid has cnpy of lOx2.
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.c3 I,,u,ry t,b t4ao I, contain.
the proceedings OF congress on the
death of Cen W,-hinyton sotn,
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