The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-06

4. ksso's<d That II shall h. VI. i,l,y Of ,,,d ho
Of county tressuren. 10 let out SAID e,nlrnc, a. al
sad, 10 VT From the south boundary line of pal,,la
| I, Warmers Cruising, below the Cow ie.eb mad I.l.
fofks Of the Sabine The TINS and flice af .,eb l.t,
out hsins specially mentioned "a said Advertisement
Rsseltoi That such board take from the opn,-,e,
o' p''n' WIN ssol anl sufficient security payable l.
the chairman Of f''e several bmfis OF cnnny Jg,,s,s.
and their snrc'ssor, IA office TO be auoai, as n ar.
said fo1aiiloned ior the proper completion If ti,
work under the terms and the manner
by tie hlard " county tfeasurer4
| 10 Rssoiroi. Thai W. recommend n. tho r.,,..t
nota % obiain funds Tor Accommodating is,s ,r.s,
""fk, HAT the same b. rawed hy sui-rfip,lu In he.
thnHr and h1nn henln prescribed to VIII That ese
gel o. delegate. appoint ~ their RESPECTIVE Counties a
suitable person ~ each precinct 10 b, called R.,f
ogoot who-r duty It shall be- 10 Vii, or .e At tie
August election, or other suitable time each pe.son m
''F pfHeincl. ni.d solicit lfuin iIu the ad SAch
PATRIOTISM 1Hd las own scli-nssrcs should induce ia
! 10 give ~ such great public enterprise
H. Rsspittt, That -aid subscription b. made my.
able, oe.ha OF the 10Th D-eemis.t lsig one fourth
90 ia months thereafter. and the balance On the com.
petan Of tbs work aud wlih these pro,is,,- that II
u'e tvvf completed IN shooter tine hy the contract.
m than now contemplated, then the subscr pors h.
de on sueh completion and reception by the chai1nen
81 DE varaua boards Of county delegates of the WORK
irtm the contractor add, provided further that no
money shall hr paid Until some portion o the work be-
e"mple'ed and foee'fed, by the chainnau, their
/ .ucr, ssors, etc
T. Rsoi,,S That each Of the said county ,r-asnrcr~
h. authorized To retain per rent o: all lnnnirs re-.
ceArd and dlshurscd for their trouble ira,ei and "a,
lsses and that The beat collector shall r.cei,e from
leW county Treasurer pr cent for Obtaining sub.
scnpu1ns, returning the original to their COUNTY tr,.a.
fnnrf. and n'efwarls collecting and paying over the
same 10 that olhcet For all OF which and lhc mo.y
actually IAl ot under OATH the beat collector sha II
receive the pr cent.
10 Rfspifef, That the board of county iruasurefs
may, instead Of collecting SAID sub-cnpiions hand
item % any part 'he'roi TO the contractor, IN pay.
ineni OF thr work actually done aud # the SAID con
tnaeof vii not receive tirm OF such part a. may be-
due him then lla hoard shall hand them back 10 tie
BEAT cnlacnr or II he nriiiscs. OF t. incnmpe tent
then 10 soiiie rnsty and responsible. person, and IN all
cases taking a receipt Tor the snir.
H. Resotr,d, That II on the completion If the WORK
u he found that There Is surplus actually collected
then the treasurer under their bond .lni rstmri, the
-ad surplus to the subserbers IN their pro rat. 9ro-
PORTION AsDerw ROM. thut'n
Judy Nannoy introduced the following resuluihn
Rfsoi'sd, That committee Of three delcgales he
APPOINTED By the Convention, prepare address
the ezrs setting firth particularly the necessity and
imFlnauce 1T Immediate aciun. aud to present not
only The 'a-e and pmriieability with which ths great
ahlrel can bs accomplished bit the numerous adsan.
lage- which vii naturally ullo's the accomplishment
Of 80 desirable aud important work not only to thu
counties hcfr represented. ba To all lin fact all the
eastern counties
Wherenpon, On motion II { hares Lewis. : = Iiol.
llngsworih' aud h Holland Were appointed u said
/ committee.
Mr. Holland introduced the following ~. ion.
Rcsofttd That regular form II a subscription list
to b presented 10 the citizens. he agreed upon and
published with the proceedings of The convention, so
thai zach county can have difficulty IN preparing
80 ~ ui,'' ,',,.l 9i ~,
Reso'nsd That ihs Secretary b. required 10 present
copy Of the proceedings OF th~ Convention to , ~.
tons Of te jfas S'aiffta4n suA request ai a. pub.
,, al ,at 'l's e'''f sA 'ial'fs n9
re,as At hear, ,,ill no, plI 's,p be nav. h., ,
through their columns. their respective oounti,s TO lend
helhns hand TO pu.h % %. impnI;sni word.
CHARLES i'L"tS, Chairman
H. ,j,at. If III" ran,eo,io, ,,.. an ,n,,,,,,, n
Col II preri,ed 10 ,Iasr LEWIS. for IT, abb mani,
AMI disa'ted manner ia whrh he conducted he pro.
credifgs 81 The Henderson >ahne convention with
pa,,J,, rn, Ill., ,,I. ~, .'s, ,a,s., ~ a.,
Convention b. rendered to our worthy secretary far
hs untirins industry and 81 acy. in keeping correct
"s ., % 'ht ah''e pt"eee ing.
ATTACK oN \ UNITED STATES TRAM.
i 4 gentleman In this tgwn received letter
from laredo on Monday, which stated that III.
Indians had ..tiackeda Tram Of L. State. wa.
ons between Bcxar and Eagle Pass. and kille,
/ / teamster-, taking AN Their mules-but on,
teanster escaped. The letter does not stat,
?
Indians DESTROYED the public property. but g.
their victor, appears to have been complete, no
doubt this was done Accompany OF living A.
ullary hade rived at Laredo on H.. way 10 III,
l.eona. but ou the 27'h they were ordered back
10 Rio Gruude Civ Some Of Che citizens OF L.
redo. however. waited on the officer in command
and repre- scented the exposed condition Of the
place and apprehension Of an attack by tho In.
dams and induced him TO remain until an an.
/ swrr could be received from Gen Harvey, Ia
whom an express had been sent with the re.
quest to have the company stationed at Laredo
The writer adds 4 general Indian war all cS-
/ isi IN less than II month. We trust it may, but
must confess that the apathy heretofore cxh'b-
tied by our Government OF the subject OF adj.
an outrages, upon the lives and property of un-
! offending citizens, leaves us iittle hope that
e,en an a,roeity Ike the one above mentioned