The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-27

seems 10 have u4 many lives "a a cat
II has hoe, tno.LoJ ;oso,s;hlo n.ny
timcs Ln,.,;lll;,es Fven,boc lcn,;or
Of Gen Gran, which wo bonod vonld
have NAT the doc,r;nc in the tomb IF
oxploded no,ious called IN I'LL II I
ouite dead and !, stiii leo. whether
il moves or has any being ia a oues.
ton vet 10 he dctcrmined II il n
pernicions doe,r;no ond las boor mt
forward in tho ;n,ero., 81 vehell;on
and disconten, 40 lono os this nation
has had r beiug STATE sovereienty
was the bucklor Of slavery RicLt
or vvo,s sl,vcry wo. ronnd msnv
year. 400 10 bc , b;ndrau,o 10 The
nennls IN ,bo country I, rot. sded
a.r n.t;o,,i ,.orro.s +, orn,sr,.
l,toa ! san,b.ra So .,1 b;nd,-cd
its prog,csa I, cave SIss.arhusetts
an ADVANTAGE over south Cnroliua
and balJ bsel Tovss In her r,cc with
W;scon.;n ~. lJin1os, So,,bcrpor
i, ,ho n,t;o, soos ma ym II was
Stato so,c,e;,,n,, ,b.t tent slavsyy
I, Lo;n.. ,n,il ~ ,~sr ciora il oni
u.d !, no, bnon a. tbis ,ho II,i,ca
Set. ,,.nia la,o t,,,b, Tho .l,vcs
and ,oii c,r no., a ropnd rr;cc
Bot state sovcr,ientv said no
So s,ycv.;s,,,y ,sss rcrnetu,liy
brincipc nm ,nnoving one,tions and
su,.,cs,,,. rorrioying issucs Men
Who wer, c5nscic,tionslv oppo.ed 10
slaverv as wcro most Of the North.
avn ,co,to oh;,ot.d ~ tho employ.
mcnt of slsyos in nropertv Of which
thew had mart ownership. State
sovcro;cntv forced Them Then il
raised ugly issues in regard to the
,ef,l'oi IT, ,'a'p s1'elo's"t W.
n,nni;e, - For, srn,,cr a,d durinc
the war was perpetually raising per.
picking questions Gov. Seymour
was concerned IN many OF 'nes0f
''e" r r ~ 49, -, @"p -. V. d1n
tsnd tbs, Tho decsst NJ tho rebellion
carried with L the defeat of this
dogma--that 1t should no longer
T TS'u ''e1 u ou, "'''9' Ia, ~,
nortian ofit which ain clinos "a the
robcllion-are still elamorous for ii.
They hang to 1t. They fear that
'n's WIN " no e'i ana M NOT w.
nar,;";m.,If - arr s,,h e,.r W.
desire thf to be one consolidated
nation. the component parts Of which
shall be the people, aud NOT the
STATES
The above b. from Flakes Bullc-
tin, an orralic radical sheet, pablish-
cd at Galveston, whose editor pridos
himself upon being particularly
" alive, and the editor of live ="
newspaper 1t IS no trouble for him
to write. Tie is as yoluble as a mag
/ pie, as sell confident az a newly in
stalled alderman, and ms dietatorial as
"A militia general 1t would have
been no effort for him to have OK
tended his article, in the same strain
to twice or thrice lis length, He
simply chose to stop, and to indite
something else And yet, we are
surprised that he neglected to de-
nounce the illusirious men who
ira'"'o what was once supposed TO
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"''''S "''" '' '''"'' aa NOS 10 nave
p''''''o0' ''"s ago, 'Nat slavery
WIS N'nu'a"'o 20 'ne people oil Inc
country Io'aruius national progress
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alan. ,.o nrosn,ao a., h. c..
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bo ,ho neonlo and 40, ,ha S."
'io'' no''s' W. 'i'No p" nat
-, - w = al, '"'
odor,ea onr no,i,;ool tis,o., Co..
The DAVIS of W,sbi,e,o, mia ill.,
period which ioangur,,ed rirooln
and the corrnpt pa,tv tbo, foIlowoa
bis oavont To nowcr re,o,doa snoh =
eo,ernmen. as unjust sectional and
destructive of public liberty bo i
satisfied he knows mara b.n an, -