The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-27

need not be verified b fes HH#s fo mako 10
APPARENT to the people Of t.as.,'1 ieN.. O..
present. Their experience VII testify TO a."
truth. That a division Of The State at ms
time. or ct the ncA; Legislature, would place
Eastern Texas in this staa,ion, eIth regard 10
t5e debt and means Of payment - apparent
Lastly, the division OF 'he '."'e "''' 'e'--
sion demand FIR an increase OF revenue snl-
Rcienl for the support Of two govcrnqoris
The amour. required will be- raised by m
.lorera taxation upon The property Of the peo-
plc # now reqL.re~ tax Of 90 cents on
ever, hundred dollars worth Of property, 10
support one government to support TWO ""n'"
f,.euirc % least % cents, nearly double the
present rate A.. 10 ibi-, 10 Is for the people e"
NV whether or no' they Wi.l make 81 au ohJcc-
ton. \ fcw year, hence tbe land Of the eoun-
try viii be Increased u value, emigration VII
ba,. added hundred fold 60 The present
amour. Of personal property; thc eIrcum-
stances Of the people viii be better prepared To-
enable Acm to contribute to ihe support oi
government. and then this oh'rciiou would he
.ot,ialed: then. 300. Vie boundary Of ToAaa
,eill have been established her quantity Of
public land VII be- ascoriMncd, and portion
Of 10, perhaps. appHcd 10 the final and entire
settlement of h,s ~ Bile deti--ihus, another
objection weuld be removed and, lastly, file
bnundar, Of TeAa. lying north Of hliu be 80
deg 30 min, would probably be- settled by an
industrious ~layc-hoIdng population, that, rather
than submit toa sacrifice OF their rights, would
be- content. without the dressings OF northern
abolition and free soil factions, 10 rcnaia de
priycd If the benefit of the iu.ou unlc-, th'y
cam have the fail measure of rights guaranteed
hf the constitution
To state proposition j, no difficult job ,
bn, 10 prove one ,aluary and wholesome in-
sahius an much as toes the one under cudsld-
Grafton i, sometimes q matter Of difficulty, or
even Of nupo-sibiiy The iavoritc, Of the
measure have. 80 set, or'y advanced TO the
statement The argument is Yet untouched ;
and 20 ibe people should let this subject s.um-
har ibey may be- placed in the prcd.rament Of
having members "a her Legislature who tuuk
themselves elected on TIE Affirmative II quc~-
ton that thy tacmselscs have mover eon,,d-
cred, and who ull spend abundance OF slime
and money ia advocating bill tIn' # is-. ed
might ruin thu country.
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land oGirr, c,rri,ura6r., have tr,a.pr'l otd 1r-
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would pn,rnt IT, frlm goooe 10 r'e sat ~ Govern
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them IN my h.half adog tins mrii''l Of informing
Tue N'''' '' "' '''''" ''''' '''i MN NJ WNnE
A. w pubii.h,d some time AGO a statistical
exhibit oi the present wealth 81 TINS county,
and It's future prospects. We might mention
with pride, Also iiir growing prosperity of oar
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