The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26

he Cordovs's. and substitute another which
i,...~ns our territory on the North. over
c,r,, CIR millions oi acrca! And Is the
,,,,.r> nm, evident, for il tlae land Is less,
the prizes proposed appear. I" - ~ greater.
We stated that II TeAAs accepted the
pc,,c. R,ll -hc would Toe prcse~ted from
.c.l;ov a certain portion Of her debt, and
that she would &c, no part OF tn" 70 ""''
900 retained, until the United states WAS
released from all obligations. on tn" &C
count, This the inion saysis gross per
version Of the facts. We refer the re""''
10 the Pearce Bill which will he found IN
the Governor. proclamation. published u"
almot every paper in the State Alter
telling u that Texas is to receive ten mn
lion. for the territory payable IN stock
bearing i've per cent interest. 'sdeemsbie
a, the end Of fourteen yssrs. the bill ssys.
IN the fifth article
p,or,d,d also, That no more than f'e
o,lli,,, of sand stock shall be- issued untis
III. creditors OF tn. state holding bonds and
other certificate, Of stock ol IesAs Tor ~hich
duties ON ,mpo,t, were specially pledged
shall first file a, the Treasury OF the M
ted State. releases OF all clam against the
I nited States for 90 ON account OF s"'u
bends or certificates IN such form ~ s'"''
he prescribed by the sccTctar, OF the fra'
surv aud approved 10y til" frea'dcnt oil The
| uitcd States
From the above 1t will be seen that not
ON. dollar Of th. iiv. mllons OF stock 10 to
u. i,.ucd until releases pf claims are eled al
,,, T,,a,ur, OF .hx ni,ed >tates II -
ridiculous 10 say that TsIas can compel
them ~ III. their rcliuqulshu'enh. We
would lii. to know ho~ che would 80
about -
Thus 1t will be seen that every subter'
fuye !. r-sorsed to, TO nale the 'esree Dill
p.l.t.ble tic only TO be feared that from
ia. shor.nv.s OF the time before the ,lec'
ton they may be too successful in some
p,,,,l,borhoods where the facts cannot
reach.
rh. N.rther. STANDARD asA he Brass
Cellar.
Tn, editor pro. TEN ci the Norfh''"
Ni,nda,d has taken great offence at The
r..ou,ion of Mr. {. D. Hannah IN the
Gm.r meeting, rendering Inn Bras
collar With the inscription" Bo-" Starr
10 Houston and Ru,k.' lie takes occasion
10 call til. people of pshur set OF "efdoh'
hc,ls," J.cka-scs,' green horns and
other equal, clc,au, appclla,lon.. How
had our friend. will feel when they learn
that thi, rorihy gentleman has thus ss,a'led
them And tins IN the columns Of paper
which XIII, oir every thin. II advocates,
and ruins every man II supports EVEN
Judge Mills had the misfortune. IN Al eNll
hopr To gam II. confidence and friendship,
and the cnn.rqucpcr WAS he lost not only
hi. election but failed To get even large
vote in Ia. own section. 6u' trend ''
o,r. us.d i, saw whenever a mans put IN
the stock, he should be allowed io make
fares and we shall therefore no, be very
,cy,r, nm our neiuhbor. particularly ~ We
are much diverted at the manner in which
bc dc,o,,s himself Here i, what the UaI.
las Ueraid. one OF the ables, edited paper,
f., tho Stni, SAY. If him:
"Our irend Of the Standard is "seug
IN rAtcrn'na'lng war again" '"' ' '', " ,
.........,...,,,..,,, made hx tho
p""'" "' ~ H., ..hs bad
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