The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23
Another Step.

~. resulting from the reception of the
,.,,esal Erd. by person IN the neIghbor-
who was also contributor. The
L..r,ber was expelled from the ncighhor-
aod notice given by the Post master
h., would not deliver the paper in iu.
are at the olhce.
Ne observe bat did not refer, to a re-
Il IN the Era, that the Postmaster had
al. time been admouishcd of his duty
ALLOWING came last evening, in the
ruhnla Dcmocr~.
.JvroRr>xr prHLiC NEErING.-Our
.iI, esteemed Postmaster. !. IT, Danforlh.
~, having refused To- deliver the National
an abolition sheet from our Post
s., and Mr. fiN Henry Warren. second
Instant Post Master General, having d..
a,oded of him an explanation. very large
ting Of the citizens of Eniaula was held
saturday night last, in which resolutions
,,e unanimously passed. sustaining Nj
n,,forth. and declaring that in case OF his
.a,.,o for his conduct in tins matter. no
.I,r Postmaster roaid be permitted 10 take
,ap'dcr
"iltr vote was first rird roc when
..,,. vas not "a single nay. aud then, Tor
~. .aAe of greater soIcmuilN It was taken
calling ou the ayes, to stand up, when
.r, man Instantly rose to his feet amid
s,rer.d cheering
Now We presume there are laws in Ma.
lama prohibiting and furnishing as cfiniu.
Il III, circulation OF incendiary papers.
The Postmaster, a, a citizen of ilabama, Is
t,,od TO obey the laws of the State II hc
,b.obe,s them, he l. arrested and tried ii
D.. d,.0bc,s the otdcrs of the Postmaster
General. he may be removed The latter
NAV ,hink the law OF Congress. regulating
tbe traasmi,slr. IF papers. supreme. The
Postmaster at i.ulaula regards the police
l,,,. oi the state rs paramount the rights
,bey are intended Ia protect being more I'M
.lit We THINK hr Is correct. liut the
lg,t Master General may think Otherwise,
md who i, To decide The question may
o., before the supreme Court Of the uitcG
states but will the slavcholdng States
r,rmil an, department of the federal GOV.
.nment to decide, rs between them aud It
CD their respective powers IA this cas-"
lhl, question brings Us at once to another,
,1d that i. whether there are any reserved
1sht, or powers of the States, with which
r..I,r.,I ,.,.,..r,,,,o,,, la. .,o,.of,t d..
a.,m.,t. cannot mtcrt,.re If not what
ihc security OF the slNcholjlng States IN
te present condition OF Northern sent.
nenii
These difficulties are multiplying. We
s,J !, tho south tnrolIp, nanrrs fnt En-.
.sn N,cpnpx a., h,. RESIGNED tine
E.,. ,t I,,,.d ,s,a,,. pi.,1r, ,uoru.y
IN, Sal. a., accom-, ~, tho ero,,in,, IN.
.,mn,nl,I,t, of Ls Juti,. Ia the raior,
.,J STATE Governments The editor of the
C,InnL, y,j,oy,,b so,s
90 ", ar. o,y;ou. tn see who will volnn.
.,,ly her,no bis successor. after the rca
.ra.' ,..i,,.d hy ur UrCr,r, for his re-
,,os,i,n, S,aj5lro p,c,y
Ana"s'riai AAhi'''''" % A'0
The Central Executive 'ammti''t ~
Washington CITY, tor the Hiied N'ait,' "H
Che Industrial Exhibition which Is To he "''d .
siLondon IN Way next, have issued q Cur .
ruar again drawing the attention OF the
people Of THIS country TO 'h' ,''n' "P'"
which they can otter their productions 'n
hat occasion.
IN Jane last, request was addressed To-
Che Governors OF the different states ana
! territories, asking them to appoint local
. committees to make the proper arrange.
menis for the transmission. ~ dn' l''''' ',''
1t the present time, "l ihr products "' '"'
! several States. lil'tn OF iIr states nave
been reported q" the 'u'f" 'u''"''''' ~
having such loral committees AMY 'pp''n'
,d list oi these states Us gwen I'D 'N'