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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

Assassination oF 4 GoyEnvon The Secretary
OF the Navy has received despatch from Com
modoro ,iel'inscr Of the L. 5. flu ship Plymouth,
d ltrd Macao Roads. Aug. 90" informing him of
the assassination If the Governor Of the Portu-
gursc settlements at Macao China He was ia
king his customary ride on horseback accomran-
led by lis aid de camp. when he was attacked bv
some .X or eight Chmmcr. and brutallv murder
cd on the public road, within q short distance Of
IN" barrier that separates the Portuguese from the
Chinese territory. Great excitement existed q
m"ns the frontier population; aud Com G. immc-
dwtc'r landed a body Of m.n 20 protect if ncces-
say the interests Of the American residents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
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Whisayerage. e. %Jl,53J Dem, average.

One Of the most valuable agricultural period
rald published in the west is the laRsy Farmer.
printed at St Louis. ltappcar- monthly III quar-
20 form, with 20 pages of reading matter Of the
highest order, illustrated with number Of cnsrl.
wings. Terms 81 per annum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

\ Coon Iilr-'Tlc Madison Courier, rcmarkny
upon the race Of the public for newspapers con
tanlr an extra amount If reading matter, saws,
If rrIdu; matter alone be- the object, they will
tint enough that - new to many, "a the Bibie
and IL b. good reading too
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
George S.niih's Eank-Progress of the
Eichf.

\
Fight.
Tie war Of the people AMI newspapers Of Chi
cago upon George Smiths shariIr; shop, appears
to be growing hotter a,ll hotter: and we an, high.
ly gratiied in being able to say tina; n!ica,ious
are that either the grand object Of the whole Of
this exctement-tl,e compelling Of George Smith
to secure the holders Of lis paper against lo>,-
will be attained before it ends, or Smith will he
compelled to - into liquidation M. Smith, for
once, has made mistake in surprising that lie On.
" need step forward AMI tell the public that lie
holds himself Individually respon.ib,e FIR the re-
dempdon # hi- paper. to allay the eN itymgEt--
The amount Of hi, circulation i, too large aul he
Chicago people are afraid 10 rely Nils mere worl
of honor Nay more, they are no; even ati-f-l
with lii personal security; fgritappg.T, that Mr
Smith has been sufficiently smoked out Of lis
den to offer lnS personal obligation tr 100000.
to secure tie ill holder. Nothing bat a io,r
.fls pledge Of public stock, to the full nmoln, Of
lis circulation can now satisfy the publ, or ever
aSam &C; lis paper nto credit. Why, what ar,
the fcs in reference To the con u.,n Of til, Wis
., ......, III ~ -r,.y
C''.''' ''''>-''' Inv ''''' ''''''', W "'s
"I y. s.:...- ,,,
Cook C"n.y !, viii b., fsn3 ir, ,,r MIN, Nj.
TIE of ca>hon hanl, exchange and other assets. az,
given IN Tor the pre-oa, }ear i S|rf'f7 fFot'..f
".I.IN 'g.''g , l'"'|i'g i5' ~. 10 ,r az.
',.,'. ""',; ,.'- .'.. !. ,,''l,> ",
a, If ,'r .,, l'g '' S :,''.. '.,'. I ,
" '' 90. - '''"N NV sunni ~ N'''"- '-'' 'N'
'"a' meet
II l. SllI NJ smith promptly reIt-H.' every
dollar Of his paper as il i, presented at lis counter
fer II, q, ,l,rs ,t' on mr. en-, Ngrv v..y 1.,rsr,
>, -,
''"'N'I' d al "'" N''''"' >'lf"-' We "'''
SAL that S-r smith Is able IL redeem h.s paper
and that lbs bunk has been too profitable ior Him
IN 10, 4. r,r,. ,.-, low, y.b,,,. ,l..-..fr. ,r,
.,.r,,,. -,
o.. ''''''l'S "' !'' s'''' '"' At ''''" SUM ''','
dollar 81 the Paper home at once. Ii Is the only
sure way Of losing nothing. and vhl, il worth
.or,,t,u. b..,l,s II f.. I..,,ir- ;r,,,,..', ,l,,,
49,,
"''' 81 ''" - ''''' "'''''s '"-'-'' "' '''''"'.
oTihS to compel Nh smith To give uu!,uu,r' Sc
clrity for tie REDEMPTION If lis rlugr In future.
W. ro,llv l., t.r. ,l.,t ,,,is sc-,,.j mp ,,irlr.
.t,,n,pjn,. i,o,.,.,,,l,,t,l ", ..lsr,,r, Lar.v.a
60,
s"'n.u1' oil hl'''lA "''''' vi" not oe permitted
TO ElL Why, inthe language Of tie Chicago Tn
bunc what a shame it would be to til, canmull.. .
-, %
'u'eT ;" Hn.>Ponlo't 2"t oJ>''+' g" con-
c'rA :" in I''c'' upon It, ana WIN ''e t'h''lly ana
"'Sl'y u " morse I>coh prey upon IL yer! .'e
olI"L
'N q >,'''''' i" '"' community .h'l i""- 1
NV, mw' VINO" ''"D' H., own ''u@ei' nom ISSUING
o"'' "' uc': " P'''"''> ''r'I-I'r' an amen DOH,
oy Dr'h am ''ltion 20 come INTO our mi-t anu
tI.. = -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

A GREEK CHURCH. IL ESGLANp-A building in
London has just been erected for the solcmui
saion Of divine worship, according to the rites Of
the Greek church. 1t was consecrated, with con.
siderable pomp in the forepart of this month
This is the only church Of this order in Great Brit
,;,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

THE LEVIN CA,T--A singular trll is progress
nr before the county court Of Baltimore being
that Of the wife Of Hon Lewis G. Levin. member
Of Congress, from the second congressional disrist
Of Pennsylvania, charged with violent assault up
on young man named Fitc, the son Of wealthy
merchant The assault was committed on a pub.
lia road leading from the CITY Young Fife, rilin,
in buggy, passed the carriage If Mrs Levin and
looked n-eXpcttng as he says, to see one Of the
family with whom he was acquainted; but fail
ing To recognize who was within, he drow up anil
allowed the carriage to pas. again. Mr., Levin
Immediately, taking liz conduct as an insult or
dcrcd her footmnn tn seize the Young man. which
he did, and held linn whilst she pummelled him.
CHI. D,n
LArEn-The St, Louis Republican Of Tuesday
gives the following termination of this singular til.
.al,
In tlsc case of Mrs Levin lately on trial at Bal
timorc for horse whipping Mr. Fite, the jury re-
turned a verdict of 80 dollars fine and costs, and
also assessed fine Of 10 dollars on Mrs. Levius
servant, who held the horse while she cowhided
the man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

Texas TEACHING MoR,Is.--1hc livery stable
keepers in Galveston, Texas, advertise horses and
carriages to let, except upon the Sabbath The
Kentucky yeonnn considers this n rep-oach to the
old Puritan towns and cities Of the United States
where the hardest day in the seven for the poor
animals il often that which the Lord has emphati'
cally named the day ofrea
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
Great Excitement in Boston,

Bo~T"N, Dee, Ia p ~
The remains Of the missing Dr. Parkman hay,
been found near the medical colloge-Dr. Web.
s,rr has been arrested onsupicion. Considerable
excitement prevails IN the cIty. r. G. Shar. broth.
erin law OF Dr. Pmkmln, offered a reward of 81.
600 for his reyoyurv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

The Washington correspondent Of the n York
Evening Post, whose facilities for obtaining q.
manufacturing state secrets, AMI proluudity in
specializing thercupon, are fully equal To any Of
III cIa-t"Iary contemporaries. gives the following
among Ia, latest discoveries:
~Grn. Iaylog says he thinks the sale, Of yulli,
i7n., have been immense since he came into u,licc
f"or soul the Cabinet makes him think. whruhr
signs commission fnr an office that lac Is -iru.,
a huI WIIrn, instead of death warrant
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

The "Imp" of the New York Mercury woke "
the other morning and was astonishcd to see /
bed bug sitting on the back Of chair near his bee
pulling pins from his jacket and mnoccntly pick
ing his teeth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

IiAlS$F,, or srErCu-lle French Assembly
has introduced INFO il % form of speech more r.
m'rkabc tor NJ plaiuDc-, than ,. pollteues-. 1T
Is iai.", and you lc' Gre amyn.'io, of speech
which fall daily from the tribune, and give anlml.
ti"n 10 almost every political discussion. 1t wa
thought that our representative at Washington in.
du.sri more frequently IN this va than any other
people But their n!lyst speech Is poIi'eucss il
-,.i compared To- the d..Iy rhetorical ohurfatiou'
Of the French Assembly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

Flour good country brands 81 55a4 go extra
81 -. Wheat, inferior to choice, 6Oa95c sacks
returned extra would command a. Corn $50,
sack returned Oats IS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

Our course in the future shall be as in the payt
-hdtor Of The Peru telegraph
That is, he will turn wing, democrat free soilcr
aboliionist, or remain nobody, as locality and in
tercst may require
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

The LoHisH, journal suggests that all the
other states in the Union by laying aqucducts to
South Carolina, might supply themselves with hot
water
And gas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
Our Advertisers.

l.. P. Sanger 4 Co pay cash for pork, have a
new stock of Groceries, take Wisconsin money,
DC.
Jos H. Wagner has opened Justice afice
Drs Guilbert AMI Wcl,h have formed mgd,-
cal copsrtnership.
See advertisements.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

lr DOES 40 eoop.--1o sec three uncles, five
brothers, an old maiden aunt of eighty years, hol
ding caucus To devise ways and means tokeep
young maiden from marrying the man she loves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
Fanny.

Her check was very eloquent;
lnpossion, pride, or shame,
Like summers warmest lightning fash,
The color to i, came =
In loy--swiit smiles and dlmplcs broke
Upon its pure rrpose,
Like sunshine anda zephyr,
At play upon rose"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

The impression has gone abroad that General
Taylor ami tie National Intclisenccr were not on
the most amicable terms, from the fact that he did
not make it the organ Of his administration This
impression. however, seems to lose its force when
we reflect that, no less than eight persons conncc,
ed with The Ihtelgcncer establishment are Office.
holders under the government One son Of one Of
the editors is secretary Of legation to Germany,
another son = an officer in the coast survey, one
son-in-aw has just been appointed charge to Swe,
den, another sonulaw Is clerk in the war office,
and four other persons connected with the concern
have received clcrkships with salaries Of from
$1,000 to $4,000, This amount Of patronage ap.
pear to be sufficient to muzzle that mighty ultra
wing organ against an attack upon the Republic,
the Taylor wing organ mimts the ultra.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

MARRIED-At Indian Creek on III 4Ih = =.
by f. Il Allen, Esq, Mr.. OsMAN ATKINSON to Miss
SornlA THOMPSON all of that place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

IHr GarT TorIC-ln u late l,,...rr in New
York On Cn'orsatioahy the Rev Henry C;!c-
the lecturer -pcahin; of mi,Iatory topics, said:
Politics AMI the Dollar are topic, that answer
the same end. But as politics may breed cuatcu.
t"u. mon fall back on the dollar OF thirty th,u.
SIND nouns m the English language, the dollar j.,
'n' which Is most frequently heard Like the
theme OF symphony IA music It is never los, IL,
the storms Of the orchestra The dollar i,a nom
Substantive, noun ubiquitous, Il noun omntpotcn."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
And gas

A mscr having threatened togive POOR labor
cr some blows with stick the other said, 81 don't
believe YOU for you never give anything
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

Snow Is falling while we are making up our
form, in such mass as to give promise Of plenty of
the muse Of the many slciyh bells" tomorrow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

DIED-At this place on Tuesday morning ,ls
ith inst, joins MICHAEL son of Daniel ana oar"i,
Leohy of this place agcd years months anu 4
DAYS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

DREA' GUILBERT having associated HIM, !.
sell with dr.. w. w. Welch in the practice OF
oi,;1ens Of Ottawa and vicinity the following firm:
C,,,,hor, 4 WEIGH, Phvsicians and Surgeons.
Office in Reddicks block. the same as heretofore
occupied by Dr. GuiIb,r, Ottawa, III. Dec o.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
The Message,

We have been holding our paper back some in
the hope Of being abe to give the Message this
week. But tie Inability Of the lower house at
Washington to elect a speaker, has prevented the
message from being read mp to til, time. So We
arerc!uc'antly compcl,dto 80 to pre- wi,hou, IL.
Oar arrangement lad boon complete TO get i, by
Telegraph within i.w hour, after it should he
read at Washington We Drr sill Gticruiu
ell To- print it at TIE ,.u.jr,, mom,nt, although
We en- ,IIkc no CUES, =, TO when it m,y cam,
What sort of a Go,umyu, i, Will be- yt,ogr,c no
one oui Of the cabinet knows, but ur, letter wri.
;s,S are giving th.ir knowing wink, inudel on
,lrcwd guessing, Here is a>p,,mcn, from she
letter writer Of The J,mual Of Commerce, anil TN,
may suffice fra sl-!i'c of a., l.,@br.tious Of
al tlerc.t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

WANTED by the subscriber ho,oo49 dressed
w logs, for whch the Cash will be paid by.
dec7 H. T. oANoAR " w.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18

VI, Fd,for


am church going man, md like very much 20
attend church mud listen To m interesting preacher
some such We have among us now, and whom never
fail Ia hear If ! can There arr some things about
Them hii however or about iher snal course Of pro-
e"'dinr "h'h do not Ike and which. think, u
would hr well IN alter
"a" nor hho nor :" THINK q wise, or charitable Tor
PREACHER !" commence M sermon about II clock
W 'I ni''f' ana a'ta'n i' hearers Tor an hour and
hn'i' NJ i"" hohrs- pinned down To hard and rough
h'nche7' without hacks II" must BE- a very interest
i"P man indeed who with such comforts Is wc have
~ our 'huf'hr' here would moi, with such sermon,
'n"fey "'hAn'' w" patience OF h' congregation vs.
o'A"r'ah"n mas "nfh' mo- mat preachers frequently
90 h'f Marin IN WS way 'hhn soni-reiari Instead
o' advance the 'hs" OF 'hris' II have NOT read the
h'o' '''"h''"'N' 10" NiE~Ue' dd Il preach such long
sermons ana ''y acted under the example aud prcccpi
" wv"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18

We clip the following paragraph from the
Red R,rer Republican, wing paper published
At Alexandria La.
Gov ilrLL. % Ttr,s Th- Richmond Wig
Naies thai = u Bell Esq Governor elect Of Tctas,
Da Vtsnisn by birth and IN poliIicsa wing
We presume the above is now going the
rounds Of the whig press and will be pc.
FUSED by many wing readers with great salts
faction. The question tina, would naturally
arise is, How did !, bappen' BY what species OF
legerdemain has Texas, one Of the strongest
democratic states in the Union, been induced
to elect a wing Governor But all particulars
are left out, and the Statement. such as It is,
must be taken, without, further question, on the
authority Of tina, highly respectable paper the
Richmond (Na) Wing In fact, /, is announced
ns mere matter of conrse, and the paragraph
Is inserted withou, any Of the usual marks {
triumph. We dislike very much to XII the Joy
Of our wing friends abroad. or 10 contradict
the respectable paper above mentioned In order
20 AVOID the latter, We will let Col Bell speak
for himself The following il an extract Of a
circular published by him daring the canvass.
In reference To my political preferences / will
briefly fruafh, that my life has been s,'snt "a Teas
actively engaged n Ihe busy which have passed
IN the re,o'n,ion OF III. country ] have contributed
my humias ,h- establishment ola Republic
and rls parry. an ,o ~ found. however IN the
demoe niic ranks my reasons would be gwen II prp.
psf herr . they are 10 my own mind ample and .ali..
hcloTy. One of many. will state ~hi4h il. thaf tir
graf ss.aN prime Plies ef democracy lersid a nd
I. xs..t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18
THE CUBA AFT AIR

The laundering coarse Of the Ndmni'uA'o"
IN relation to the Cnban movement - the SUD
ice, Of indignant comment by the press gene
rally. Even tn. whig papers are disposed 10
ls' the shameful matter of the Round Island
affair rest. or to shuttle off the responsibility
from ID. shoulders of the Executive. IL Is GER
tuuly q grcsi outrage on the lberlie. of Amer
.tan citizens when they are not permitted ."
depart peaceab'y from their native country.
without being surrounded by band Of inguis-
.taral officials. or hlockaded within iie ierrtory
Of ,he mon. by naval armameu'S placed there
with the expressed intention Of cutting on all
.rpp'c. We'll might the picagsJie and The
sh.- PIES. generally, bceomc indignant at such
.r in.s,iion If lhr nights Of the citizen. We
mentioned n our last, that the blockade had
been coun'ermanded, and We should not be
.lrf- .cd 60 learn By our next arrival Of news.
that thc squadron sent to ruard the island OF
Cuba had been ordered home The following
m relation 90 the Round Island ALTAR we e.
ir,rt from the Prtpgrt
err Rtvpolrt ,sn rur RocNn lsitVnrts-
la'r ,.l ( NV,
fl.al lp t..cn a1..,e o, t'c c.mmsurs vi il.r wv
'..''' 80 60. IT, 'i ,r-, ,' ','''
b rc s-epc...,l.i %, le f1i-r'. md declares that
IT ...,, ,,..- a. ,. r', W., R.,.aa Island o.
ta. e,orr0. o'.ufir4 V.o. go q .ar'ias condition.
..,...., ., .,,.... h.. D., .,,. h.. ,,.,,,. %. ,'.
f3' u..'n it'm aat '-d trn '-n our '.''el ''r i"'
.,.l In . r.Il. s.an, .n,.,n, II ,l.l.. hui
ih, Wa s'''- '''a.l'f IT, f'tr'' no''H'' ''''e'
ns lrurr 81, yor T., ~ m. .o.tra,,,o1. Won
would ""' h'hr o.. e"er"nR ''' Tie ''Piai' OF poo
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,n,,.,. NJ, ,,.,. i...-..,.r.,l ..,.r,.., If c.,,.
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Observation-Disclosures, s.,.e,... n1no
,...o,,. NJ j., ra,, ,.r,u,l ,.nf,rr,mep, If tt.,.
,,,,.r,b.l.i..t.l.., r..,b,. ,o,iJ ,.,,,-.
with rr,y,.I,,. Ia the island ,yh,le d, wa. chm.
.HT5aHhded with an armed iorcc ard Nlih q
,,..,s. D., ,r.,.l.,,tatt.,p .,,rr,, ,l.,, r., ,b.
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face
H., ,L. mo-. i,,,,..-t,,,, ,,sr, sc ,L ,L.,o
-
communication l. that where Capt. Randolph
l.. .,
''"'' ~ Jaw '' '' ''''''- ' "'9 ''' ''''''
be- every thing else save the cutting of of lro-
.. I..f.t t.-.. IL. ...l H.
''.''"'' " wiz W '''"' '' "'''" '''' wv F'''
sar. I'd ..efu blsd ON Round Island Aer, ,iti lru.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18

George Lippard, the author # the fimou,
letter addressed to Gen Taylor is now the
editor Of the Qpatfy tag. published in Phla-
delphlL Penn The following remarks RE-
from hate number Of that paper
We are oppressed 10 shaver, ola kinds. shares and
coors hu' lr the hi "i us r8uuni ulirrsitui fh,
course OF thosr persons who make wa unnu nrrro
slavery, and nt ihr same time prrss ht mn.t bound
..' admiration FIR n. 'cr namc VI Grai Britain
Nulupl, tis evils NJ BLACK slavery ls trn thot.. tfds
md they VIII nHi PARALLEL the wrongs tnd nf4ri'ir.
committed hy England on beg Nhir slaves The..
white slaves hr not found on cotton plantation. huf
hat are found 100 the rnun mills IT. , manu- iartoues
u England GO u Iutlnul if puu would survey human
nature in i. lowest depth ~ A-gmdauun Ti4rr-in
the ctvrrns If l1ndln 100 the mriorie. of Manchester
the depths OF ie coal mmr--}nu will ind Thousands
~ white mru and women who have uryrf heard af the
rtisrurc ot tui l1u sail Gui rhdhoai hin.ird into
h'lnw The brute creation Won will fnd mauhond g.,
trpldrn down. ufefA nfkrd and ci.sn,ed from ms
srrrs infancy that 70 up longer reminds Won Of God ar
of hi. creation bat ct satan and saiantc creation
Go 10 Ireland. and survey the bones Of 10 millirY of
skeletons, which. three years ago. Nrfe living men.
uomen, and children hui which m. now the trophies
nf th- great battle fought b, England against Hannah
iu-the lithlc If 'ho Plague aud Famine tak Of
England as The friend ui mankind. ~ the enemy of
slavery \. well might Won speak Of Satan 20. hrn.
violent m NJ ilfars plioe renowned ur he s,ln
hunu. climate England ~ the enemy Ut mntlinI
Tier power is ed ulon human fe.h Her t,ousanI
0nl- live UPON the death uf teu thousand of hr bur
The Toor, without bread NJ hope Her ti,hof@ afl.r
prayers "a tli and Ut Che time proc aim their
Atheism To The World b., hclr fiof3us Ing and by
theif ccns.trnt oppression NJ the Illnesses Tr. thor.
mr. iwn fnclands--ih" England NJ The Government.
backed hy the mnnie and landed arsfncr,ry nnj il,4
England of the People WIN only horn tn toni and
die The English government vr hate. o.. the iiIpe.r.
maui n modrrh rifill1linn, wmrh never moves hui Ia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18
az rlllon M Tnr pRoyIso

WI Gen Taylor veto the Wilmo' pro,i.o
rhi.i a gave question, and one Of growing
Importance T. is one 10 whrh the south j.
deeply ana VITAL, interested # ihe next Con-
rrc.- should anacN Che pratl.o to a b... crea-
ting a territorial government Tor orrron and
California, viii the President throw hm.,if
.aio the breach, aud save he Constitution ?
The wing par'y at The north ,ay ihat be- viii
NOS, and Boa dong SO. 'iey appeal 90 BIS pledge
Dot to exercise TIRE veto power, to BIS Sigma
letter, and To A., present position. These all
furnish abundant proofs. 20 their miHds, that hc
is opposed 20 Bee further extension of slavery
II DOB. Nig1a' l,.'er 3 declared openly h.s APP
pro..l uf the Ordinance cd l5s7 The Wash
ins,on Raatac She organ of TIE Executive, a
O rcren' editorial. holds ,ar tolioNlaglaneua.e
s.. regard. I.., executive relation, towards
thc question { slavery AVID rs extension, ls
ha, Proclaimed sentiment. which assure o.. 81
a.- ta.iy go tbc Constitution ldl zoo tlr lra.t
central prHeIp'e ri Observation-Disclosures
90 'Hc public atI lequmaicIt a.oN.d
IH.. Is an open and c.ndld declaration that
'1c President u,.l not veto the pra',-o. Nns
,b. word. q. Central rr,pe.ai. Al Ern.bG.,o.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-18

The Iorchlghi Procession of fine Sons II
Temperance on FRIDAY night last and the eet
~s.,anie- consequent upon the delivery Of the
MosunrST, presented an interesting and I'M
prcssise exhibition The procession, embra-
eng n large number of The Order, lc., the Tenn
rcrance Hall about 7 o'clock, and marched 10
the Baptist Church. Here they found an audi.
cncc awaiting their approach, which rapidly in
creased ia numbers, until the spacious room
was nearly filed, among whom were large
number Of the ladies' Of Marshall and sur
rounding country Here the band Of muse
which accompanied the procession, struck up
m appropriate mr. The Sons Of Temperance.
then sung the opening ode af,ci which prayer
by Parson SrHouD, Chaplain of the Division ;
then music again; after which the presentation
If the Monument, This WAS done by Mr. A.
FIsnLEY IN behalf Of himself aud Mr. ".
p FoRRrsr, the donors. in a few remarks ex-
plana,ory of the Monument, &c, which was
replied TO by Rev Jesse Witt, in brief but
eloquent speech
w p. lIIi, Esq, then arose and delivered
tho Grafton II was worthy Of the highest com
mendat.on--'ihc effort Of renius--ologuenly
persuasive beautiful, and mpassoncd
After MUSIC, and few brief ceremonies, the
meeting closed
All who were present, were pleased and edi-
fed It was moral exhibition well calculated
to produce happy results