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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-16

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moment lhe territory t"e"f'''s ours " '"ns.,-
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applicable to territories carrying WIN "n
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the states OF tnr Union, and sweeping away
every Mexican law inoomnatlhie WIN t"c 'lk1's'
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what state they boions or whether u DE Siu"-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-16
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Letters addressed TO this Office h, post Ja'd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-16

\ CrgioUs low lrrTeE.- Nalnn Most
unworthy Of estimation after long consideration
and niuch meditation of the great reputation you
possess IN the nation, have strong iuciina-
slan ia becoino Your relation. TN your agpfcba-
ton OF tins determination, shall make para
ten, To remove my situation to a more confsii-
ieai station, 10 profess my admiration. and II
can obtain comml>>tra ration, It viii Dc agernu'iza-
ton beyond al calculation. of the JOY and eSui-
tation. of yours, SANS DissixULATtos
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-16

Douglas Jcrrolis \sirs avs Among cur
rent runors v IL now stated that the money Z
Russia raised Louis Napoleon To the Prcsiden.
iis, char and that h. was compelled 10 r.psy
tho obligation ~ marching * ANAL Rene
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-16

TIN ASswEE-Nr | peruscd your orn-
ton. with mach dcbemiiou and . llti. con-
slcraation. at the great laiatuation Of your weak
imagination to show ytneraiion on light $
foundation Bat after examination, and serious
contemplation ! suppose Your animation was
the fruit OF recreation, Or bad sprung from os-
leuiatou to display yeuT education b. an odd
enumeration, 81 rather multiplication, though Of
great variation. in each respective Specification.
Now without dlspuiation your laborious ap-
plicaton to SO tedious an occupation deserves
commentator, and thinking imitation. suih-
e.cn, grai!heit on, ! am withogi hesitation,
Yours Many MOTIVATION
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

THE PIRATES OF THE MEpIrERRAxEAS.-
The big Tahan,o, of Province,own, Capt,
II. Mi lr, which sailed from New York s pit,
IA, arrived a, Matera Oct. I'd. and sai'ed OF
ti.e S,h ior Zan.e. She touche at Gibraltar
on the l7,h, and sailed same day for Zan,.,
since which time nothing had ben h"'rl Il
her, ape iod Of abou, three months. She il
h reiore clas.e as missing vessel. The
Advertiser says. =" ii is thought the Tahan,o
may ave fallen prey to the Moun,,in Arabs,
VITO have recently attacked several vessels
wh:ch were be, alme near the African Coast,
opposite Gibr"liar.' The Tahan,o Is insured
or S4lOo at the Equitable office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15
VICE PRESIDENT's ADDRESS.

We cory from the Na'onal In,ellieenceri
the sddress Of Vice President Fillmore, onl
taking the oath Of office
SeSArons Never having been honored
v i,h seat on this floor. and never having ac-
ted as the presiding officer Of any legislative
hdy, YOU will not doubt my sincerity when ]
assure YOU tist | assume the sponsible du-
, co Of this chair with conscious wan, OF ex-
perience, aud a just appreher sion that shal
often neei your friendly suggestions, aud more
v,en your ihdulgent E'rbearance.
lshoud in ,eed feel oppressed and dishear-
snsd lid not recollect lht the Senate 10 com
POSED Of eminent statesmen, equally dl-'nR-
uished FIR their high intellectual ENDORSEMENTS
and their amenity ofmanners hose persua
sive eloquence is SO happily tempered with
hab,ual courtesy as TO reeave your presiding g
officer from all that would be painful in the dis
charge Of his duty, and render his position as
agreeable as il must be instructive.
Thus encouraged and sustained, | enter up
on the duties assigned me, firmly resolved. IL
discharg item with i,npariali,y and TO the
best Of my abil " but should do injustice
TO The grateful emotions of my own heart, If !
did not, on this occasion, express my warmest
ihanss for the distinguished honor that has
teen conferred upon me, in being called by
the voice of the nation 10 preside over your
deliberations.
Il " i'll not, ! trust, be deemed inappropr-
ste TO congra:uiat; you upon the scene nov
passing before US. ! allude to i, in no part-
san aspect, bat as an ever-iecurring event con-
temp attd by the constitution. Compare the
peaceful changes Of chief magistrates Of this
Republic with The recent sanguinary revolt
lions in Europe.
There, the voice Of the people has only been
heard amid the din OF arms and the horrors Of
dom site conflicts but here, in our own f'-
cured lad, under the guidance of our cons'-
tu,;on, tn. ress,las will OF the nation has,
Gon time to time, been peacefully expressed
by the free suifi ages Of the people, and all.
have bowed in ODE iie"t submission Ia their
decree. The Administration which hut yes
,srday welded the d-stinles Of this great ma
lion, 10 day quietly yields up IL lo"er, and
vi huut a murmur, relir,s fom the Capitol.
| congratulate you, Seratols, and | con
graduate my country. upon these OF recur-
RAG an cheering evidences Of our capacity
for self.g ,vernm mt, Let US hope that the
sublime Spectacle which We now witness may
be repeated as often as the people may desire
change Of rulers. aud that this Vcnera,ed
,ons,i,u ion and this glorious Union may en-
durc forever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

particular representatives. hav; their oW n
share Of il bu, We hope and fully believe they
will be sustained, and tha, all tho predjudices
that lille and base minds can find and sunni on
in behalf of sixpence in the thousand dollaD
" i'll not avail them.
We hope the agita,on Of this question will
not enal le such assai.a isto transfer their own
Iner.-j unpoprl,ri,y to their opponents. We
hope ii will net BE- forgotten ,ha, these arc
the very same leaders who were active in pro.
mo'ing that rebellion, The heavy cost OF quel-
li'g which has r. nlcred il Necessary for the
tate to recall It's money from our treasury.
and which bu, for these very repuiia,ors and
heir col sgues would doubtless h"ve been
allowed 90 remain in our hands. and at the
esy rate OF five per cent. interest, forever.
The brazen impuLence, the urblush ns ef-
fron,ery, utter dcpr,vlty Of character implied
by this proposition TO pay just debt in eva
sio rs an pe,lifosging tschnicalisies. do not
elong to the Character Of Newport, in how.
ever eninsr, d'eree it may attach 10 a
marked few Of It's citizens.
1he ,rea,ures in question know this very
we |, aud We hope they will, ere long. lean
also, tina, there is sp ri, that vii ever re
buke then. and that there Ia discrimination
III Il an discern in the movements Of the pup
pets, the ely AMI insidious individuals who
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

~Our desire for fun and good story
prompts rs TO tell the following which actual
ly occurred IN our streets on Saturday. Our
friend Of, The Providence Journal will heartily
join US in the laugh ltis known that the
Mercury Of Saturday contained a long lis, Of
articles from various papers. on the nomination
Of The Wing candidate for governor. About
0 o'clock ,hcre was = current report al!
through the streets that Mr.. Anthony was
dead we wer, surprised at the announcement,
and sen, ou, messenger 10 ascertain how the
news had come. Afer a time. he met a
farmer from the Island who told him that i,
was so, and there was no mistake abou, it, as
he had just neard man reading Mr. Antho-
ny's character in the Mercury, among The OBJ
i,uaiy notices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

FRoM BfRMuDA.-Wc have the Bermuda
Gaze, e Of February G, I3 and 20. The lat.
est me"ticn Ms .ha, the slip Neptune is expect.
ed from England, with 800 convicis on board,
AZ er landing whom she will proceed to The
C"pe Of Coed Hoie. with about the same
number Of convic,s whose good con !uc, a,
bermuda has gain d for them tickets oi leave.
which will live them the advantages Of free
emleran.s. Among these 10 Or. Mitchell,
VINO ha, suffered much tom asthma since hi
residence at Bermuda - Com. Air.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

U-TThe ftecmen will bear in mind that the
adjourned own Meeting will be held at the
State House, Moniay afternoon, at O'Clock.
" hen the final vote will be taken, on the ques-
,ion Of Repudia,ing the debt viii we owe t"
the State. We hope to see fu | attend 'nce
Of ali those vi no are en,l,e to vote on this
suffice, let men consider vel the importance
of the thing. and pause before they vote for
~ dishonest measure Let no one remain
?, home, comforting himself with the
thought that there viii be enough present
TO do what's right, without his vote. We
van, e, cry vote, So that We can show TO the
world that all highminded an honorable men
spurn the idea OF refusing to pay what we
kvEes,ly owe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

LEAvE-TAKiNGs AT WAsHisGroS. An in.
teres'In, interview took p ace on Stur ay
in the General Post Office, e,ween Mr.. 'ohn
son, Po imastcr General, and the fl ers ~.
Guiding lho-e Of tie Aui tors ollie, who hav,
cen asso, lated with him during he last foul
years. Mr. Ilobb:e ma 70 a REF add -
which was rcpl Ell to bv NJ. J. /. acomp =.
mentary an feeling amer.
The Heads oi Bureaus and Clerks ofihc
Navy ID partnen' as1 look an cfTicnl farewell
Of MIR. Seer iaty Mas n. Ahou u, on. the
rfIicer, oi the navy. IL full uniform. called ri
the ID apartment 10 pay Il cIrr 'pecis; but moi
fin ling the Secretary in lis office. they repair.
.d to his dwelling, and took their forma
leave Of him there
We have a'Ieady noiiccd the ofcal fIe-
well OF the officers of the Treasury Depart
mept - National Frielig,roey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

vniicivencss aud arbari,y with which ho'
ili,ies are carried on. Prince Wind ischqra'a
has been entrusted with the settlement OF The
AFT ,ir at Hungary.
We have had repeated reports Of tie en-
trance Of The Russians into Trahsylvania, hu
no authentic accounts have yet reached US Of
such an inpor,ant intervention. There cannot
however, exist doub, but hat Russia is in.
uiguirg actively Win view to cncroachm ME
il that quarter. Lord Palmers'on. how ever.
seems To be fully aware Of ,he danger. aud IN
spite Of the obloquy attempted TO be fasened
upon him, is steadily cilcumyeniinP an intrigue
Shch If psrseverej in would iufalllbly br'"s
abou, general European war.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

ot The E'na Insurance Company Of Hart
ford, has mad' another dividend Of TWEEN, y FIVE
dollars per share making total yidend for
The last fifteen months OF sghty-hvc collar
per share. A surplus Of twelve dollars per
share ls reserved. The whole capital st, OK Of
quarter Of million of collars is now paid up
in full in cash, one hundred dollars per share;
the las, 81 e Of the . ock was at one hundred
aud fifty dollars per share, before tho divi.
dcnd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

MARRIAGE ON SrsDAr.-Ii is said that the
I'cnnsyyania courts have decided that mar
rage is ciy contract and that they have al
~ decided tha, lao contract made on Sunday S
'sid The Register says TIA! he question is
now being agIta,cd whether marriages made
in that tate on sunday are lawful, and ~hsh
81 indctm"n,s 'or bi amy can be sustained
where the ST marriage had taken place on
Sunday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

IImBRELLA Er oyR The Cour, Journ.
al lays .own the following ru'es If you
meet a Ia !y ~ithout an umbrella in tn. rain,
it il no' proper To lend an umbrella TO her. but
Won ought by all mears 20 escort her home; hut
If you meet two ladies' then you should pire
then Your umbre la. This is proper whether
the ladies' are your acquaintance or rot.
% Mr.. Collamer, Of Vermont. now at the
head of the Pcs, Office Depar,m,nt is a self
made man en- haiically, the architect Of his
own fortune. To illustr. ie he exeI,iors and
lis merits in IN . rrear We may wi hout in
proprie'y repeat remark writer IN the
Courier heard him make at dinner Of the
graduates al his Alma lidfpT-ihe Unive siy
OF Nermont-o,er year ago. Speaking OF
one %! the early Presidents of that institution,
w!o was in office Will. he was in coll ee,
Mr.. Collamer said he never hyald him utter
what seemed to him harsh reproofbut once,
and that was vi en- he direc'ed him never
again IN appesr in tie recitation room wl,hou,
sh es The haIshnesso the remark, he said
sprung fom the fact that he had n shoes -
lie procured some, however, and. for the sake
Of econory carried hem ia his h0pd To the
door Of he recitation room, and then put them
on.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

Wiz AND PoErRY.--Every lody knows
What great place for raising onions is the moi
far distant village of Wcihersfcld in Conncc,I
cut and therefore every body can apprec ate
The poin, of the following toast, given a, a ate
supper of the New England Society some
where out west
The fir onion-weedeis Of Welher, field
Angels among vegetables they always have
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

UTA wonderful pair Of twins are now in
ST. Louis They are children of Mr. Benjam'
in Ross. Texas county. Missouri. and were
born on the 10th Dec, l847. They aio con
noc,eJ from the breast bone and abdomen,
measure twenty inches in height, and weigh
twenty pounds. Their connection is such
that they stand face 10 face, heads coated
over with fine black hair. and in all other re :
spec,s perfec, in form and feature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15
Congressional News.

AsHiNGros' NJ 'rch O.
SEsATE.-Ihe NOMINATIONS Tor The Iap he''
sent in on Tues lay, wele confirmed yesterday
as i'Ii"ws;-
JON" NJ Clayton o' De'e"a'e' @e''e'a'y u
state
W." VI "e'''''"' u '""'' 'e''e'A''
'he i'eas"'y'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

CoLr's PsroLs.- the last nigh, of h
serson of Congress, $50 900 was appropriated
Lr an additional purchase from the / went Z
nf Colts improved repeating pisiol, and q
Ioini resolution WIS adopted instr cling the
Secretary ofWsr to farm sh these arms to
emersnt' goi' g 10 California, at the govern
ment cos, pr cs.. They are TO ts supplied no
q written oppl cation 10 tho Wa Department.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

Mr.. Dallas, on retiring from The chair Of
the U S. Senate made very pretty speech,
thank ne the Senator'S for their uniform kind
ness and cour'sey to~a d. h M during the four
years which he presided over that august
body IN the course Of his remarks he said
that equal divisions Of the Senate, requiring
the casting voc Of the vice-President, had oc-
CURED thirty times during his official term.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

SHIP RuILDISG on THE OHlo.-A gentle
nan o Cincinnati, ha' made arrangements for
oui,d NJ ship a, Nancrbure, about ninety
niIes above tlat city On The Kentucky side oi
he river, ard 'rriqh,ing her fora Foic;gn
por, with the products OF the Wcs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

MrwAuSir.- This fou lshlne city is ore
hundred and twenty m es long. ANY cnc
Nho dou' T. i, can ea'ily Convince hImscl. Of
'he truth oi our assertion by examining the
mileage of me, kers Of Cungr s.. Walker
of w sconsin, charges for 1880 mics; rs, d.
1860, bo I've in The city Of Milwaukie.-
Pittsburgh Dcpoich.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

~We have received another eommuni,
ton IN reply to the article by &c" On Mr.!
Summers lecture, which We sh,l publish in
a few days. We have also a poo:ical article
om " James X. A TO "Julia," which will
a 50 app ar soon. Correspondents will please
exercise title patience; they shall all have
their turn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

Charles + Holman, one Of our bcs, Amer
lcan poets h become insane. !, is melan-
choly TO behold such lights med, and to
sc, such minds as Hoffman deprived Of their
power yet ii is too 'iicn tie fatality of gc-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

We have snmr letters from Chagrcs, which
VIC shall publish as son rs we can spell them
out We have devoted our leisure time. for
the la, three days, t the matter. hut have
not ye, accomplished the wor;.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

A DRAFT oS TIE BASK-The Cincinnstl
Commercial relates the foil wing anec,ote--
which is characteristic enough to be true, "A,
al events -
4" -Four persons had seated themselves in the
mines to play a game of poker the ante, as
a substitute Er money, being handful Of gold
iu-,. They CO. ,iuued playing some time
wi,hou, either side winning much. At length
one OF the party, wh" had good hand, wen,
handful better Il sre that, and 60 pin,
better, crisd another who also had strong
hand : / see tIa,,' responded the first, and
90 quart better This rather disc Jncer,ed
the adversary for moment, as 1t diversified
his pile'-but, conf lent in the superior
trenglh Of lis hand, he collected together all
the gold dust he had left, and putting !, aside,
coolly remarked to one Of his companions,- -
: Here, Jim, watch my pile I'LL ! go out and
dig enough to call him"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

There was no ccti for member OF Con-
crcss i the Fourth D.strc', Monday; Pa
ir Licked 500 Of an elccti n. We trust thai,
the Wings will sctt the matter mex, time
and iea,e him some 600 in the rear
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

Ru>NiSG orr the TRACK MIR. French OF
Va, has invented method Of preventing rail-
road cars from rnnnrg off the track We
.hould think tina, his greatest Of all dangers
from vh ch 20 many accidents have arisen,
could easily be preveuted, and probably by
some very simple improvement. We hope
Mr. Frenc S plan will correct the evil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

Beside. the fra as between Messrs. John
son and Ficklin in the House on Satur ay,
there appe rs TO lave been one be,weea
Messrs Giddiags and Mea e, 10 which the
former struck he Litter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

]. Fennimore Cooper has a new romance
10 press entitled The 4" 5 Liuns." Another
work by tie same author is also announced
under the name Of New York, Past, Present
md Future
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

The members "f the Phiade' phia Bar have
rendered Mr.. Meredith publ dinner, az a
mode Of congra,ula,ing him on his apo. n,-
men. to tie Treasury depar ment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

0s-Ex.Presdent Fox, and Ii. lady, ac-
comp nieI by Ey.se;reiary Walker. reached
Rchmond On TUESDAY. at noon. He wns
received a, ,ha D'pot by a committee Of roth
Houses Of the Leg stature, the Pul lie Guarl,
and n large concourse OF citizens, and was e,.
corcd TO the Capitol IN an oIen carriage, drawn
by four horses, ami tie r. ar of ems on, fred
by a attachment Of Ar lery. AZ the Hal
Of the Hous. Of ID leyates speeches wsre
nrtdc, an other eivilit rs nter ;hanpe J., after
WI ich another procession c: e:coIted him to tn.
RalIrca Dept ard h" departed South. A
committee { citizens o. CLallcston was np.
D i,trd to mrst i'm At Wili ing,on, n. 6 an |
conmiitce Of citizens OF Savannah. al,
Charleston; All at both cities, preparations
we're maze 10 we him p ib!ic wslcome.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

pMr. II. N. Hudson, tho distinguished
author Of Lectures IN Shakespeare, was on
Monday ordained Deacon to the Episcopal
Church, in Trinity Church, New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

A Bic LL.-A new b.ll weighing TO-
600 pounds, IL about to be plsccd in The Gu
pol. of the New York cNy Hall
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

IL man makes inc keep my disisncc. )"
says Pope, The Comfort is he keeps his a,
the same time"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

u-rA long political article is in type, and
Was Intended f,r this mornings paper, bu, is
crow ded out until tomorrow.