The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-03

you i"r the mnmcht hmpiy AZ worth
cru men, as a Northern community.
| leave out Of view the feelings and
wishes and Interests 81 the people If
the South | make no appeal 10
your sense of justice or your frsiernai
affection for men of oar lineage aud
race. ] address the question to your
immediate and personal and material
interests. viii this policy conduce
to your inserestsS viii Il tend to
increase tho prosperity and hsppines.
Of this community viii Mime
aota. will the North. be neie strong.
| or or fr~er or morr contcnse,i by pur
suing to the very end his chssr. of
our governmental aud political avs.
tom (Cries of "No, no,'D 1
have aid mi. policy subjects six
States TO the domination Of the nc.
groes. They will have Immediately
the right Of suffrage the, will have
inevitably and necessarily the right
to hold Office. They will have great.
or peli,icsl privileges than ven con.
fer upon women. upon your .ou, who
arc twsssy years Of age, anon Intel.
lirent and educated rcsider,. OF for.
eign birth. They will have a mn.
jori,y Of voters win the laws Of
Che federal government affecting Til.
com muni,y be more bene6cent when
they are subjected to the inAnen nee of
such vo,crsY Will the presence of
any ...~h.rs Of the House and
twelve Senators, elected Iy ouch con .
1 utituences, inspire you with morn con.
Adence In the wisdom Of the laws OF
the purity Of the government VOC
are m agricultural people. Your
products no bulky they follow nat
urally the channel u cheap frcights;
your best markets ere on the bank
and at the mouth Of the Mississippi
river; your interests require that the
communities whom you feed should
BIZ rich and prosperous and populous
I---thas their policy should be peace.
I iut, anu r'hpiV, eUA VIZ tuuS tuciI
industry should be srtiye--,hcir civ.
ilixntion advanced-their laws ehec.
tive. Your advantage Is to be found
not only in selling for money but in
mskingsexchangcs for the products
Of their industry. viii the value
or the pleasure Of your intercourse
be enhanced by this substitution Of
the negroes for the whites in poli,i
cal power We arc .old tina, the
interests of the North require hnr.
mony I'D rcpose. md thnt 10 secure
these We must have pusrau,cesspains,
another rebellion VIII his ch.pge
aflord snv runr.ntAg win ths ne
rroc. he slwsv. ouie, and srhm;.,,vc
and relf.re,;rainipvp VIII thev
nc..e.. .i.ays reverence 'for fed
srol law liz. ,an,. bocn no
ychcl,;on M ,cvolu,,on !, U,y,i
Has England had no trouble in
.Jamaie, ! or !. il a mar, Of mi,
nlan of nesce lint ,hcy shall restrain
,hc turbulence az no viii, r,ce
and he 10 them n ueructaal menace
Gunr.ntcc or r,,re I prc.,dcu,
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vrects ,h,ri, a.. .,rexr si"us A.,
pathway Of history. there h mel.u
choly proof that even ths,e viii
not always suffice Eternal ,c,ly.
ity of the human intellect /. tho
condition of it's yipor Repo,e /,
ssasu ation--stag natiea is death. We
need not wonder that It's ce.seIe-s
motion fails sometimes in an inward
and onward step II. efforts arc ths
psrcn, Of all progress. II. struy.
giles nut al thing, 10 1Ae crucial te.i
Its touch is the great dis.olv.pt OF
commipvliup truth and error. ,nd
that il should sometimes stimuia,e Ia
sets of apparent. or even rssl svi]s
10 csssl1 rebellion ,v,inst our pood
and wise government il butths badge
II its human insrmity But eop
! $50 this work fully sccsmpli.hed .
suppoe, he government thoroughly
con ssjlasted suppose the Couseitu.
tionsf Anspdmsnts sdepted. and
Rscosssructjop pcrfeStsa % the b..
sis propores. II vii b, ,,rony
In to execute tho Civil Riph,s
bill. strong enough 70 execute the
dstiss assumed 70 thenielvss nov by
r. military comma g. !. viii
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