The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-19

T,v Lv.-. =. lo-, IN ~ l'nivsr,4,y II vkssa have
,,sr,s.ia s.sihcr. r xAss A ~ sssths, dr' -.
~, -, ~hrb s.~ ,..,rh liz M t-~sHi u W. editorial
ffs.-ru,iy II ,h- K-pahisrsn. --S"rsx-
I, Is pretty generally know" that Gecrge
3 Prentice, OF the louisville Journal. Is n
Connecticut Yankee. in favor Of ah'l'f'on,
emancipation, anal yanstion. or ANY other
abomioa,ion that would foster the pariicu.
lar view. OF his own nativity.
&. u. Prentice, of Conuecticut' NJ
wro,. = satire on the Southern Rights As
.oeia,ion Of the students Of the Virginia
University and behold. The Professor OF
The Marshall University and his Pupil nd
mir ,l,- production very much. IN TINT
.niir., W. Prentice says that be- has Tears
that BE- will get mp out of his bed some
moru,uC and hnd lis head where his heels
ourh, in he, and who, b. asks. will he the
cause oil il, the Virginia siudcut.--tl.sep
Young traitors w have dissolved he
/ Uu;ou. >oo. III mtce certainly light
no, To have mu, b fear Of the coHa 4"enees
Of hi. head bcitg where his 49, ought :"
he, for he has been Ioun1s&1I6r, condition
thousand times, wlbfSnly ,hi. difference;
instead of 'wi"x ~ he was in ditch.
and the \isn V|31"ys did ~ do it, either
IL eepxeeTf " the little fellows !" coa'ces
DFoundabou.s." sent by their anxious
r,-nima." for the purpose of studying
p,llners and spelling, bahr. aud other hard
words IN the Virginia University AMI
winds M with moral, advisin. their
parents 10 take them home. les, they i,Jnrc
their future usefulness b., the study Of poi
ties.
/ We'll. we SAT-, that the Professor Of the
Marshall University AID III. puli' were very
much delighted with the spi it. and the NOR.
al also, al the Yankees pr"due,ion. They
Published il. But what kind Of an 'ns''n'
tim 10 the Virginia University, thus sa,i'lsd
It was founded in ISIS. through the 'nstru
mentality of Thomas Jefferson, AT the crst o
many millions Of dollars. and VIZ. Jcher.
son acted US rector from the 'iuc Of it.
Foundation nr'il his DEATH" ia 1896. II i.
composed of collection Of rci-grs. into
nuir OF which is ANY student admitted until
he has cnInplished thorough elementary
education aud consequent, litle bays IL
baker are not 10 be found inihc tuivcr'
sit, of Virginia. No, 50 Ia III. luivc, sit,
II Marshall. where ch,ld,cn ate sent I,
lean their a. b, o's, aud spell their Alb obs
and where they rarely ever reach the poin
necessary 10 s'tn"t ,hcm int" the Virginia
University. So n student ut the Marshall
/ l'niv.rsity can graduate and have dipl"
ma before hi. elementary learning woald be
sufficient Ia admit hin 10 the privilege %
,eciliig the frs, lessen in the University ~
| Nitg,,,a, W the University of Virginia
there ARE many P,oiessoss of Law
Medicine. Languages. DC. Ne. OF the fisr
order, numbering N al some i'tren or TWEEN
"; aud the students are Young gentlemen
between the ages of eighteen and dirt,
years, numbering five or six hundred Now
we are todd that political information !,
dangerous for those gclllrm"n Wen. w Il
80. I, has 30, We, hart the Professor aud his
Pupil.
/ We have carried the comparison fu
enough brt we do No, hesitate To express
our profound establishment. that IN the
midst OF n Souti crn community, ntrIliscn.
and practical we should have public jour.
nal which hides the truth from the w oplc,
aud Ia bolster Up It's avn weakness has To
resort 10 the downright, and absolute enc.
! ,,ies Of the institutions Of its own section OF
country, for nrgument--or. rather, vile
aiuse--,o overthrow the hest means Of pc
Utica. information. Truly, the Patriot is n
paper suited 20 " SOUTHERN RIGHTS,
AND NO PROV ISOS ~.
This is Ill very well for the Patriot, II
once satu " Ut ttutfN| NsbNtrniitelt
has II .ht to penetrate our bodies with the
pol,t Of the sword onc.iwcniir,h of an inch,
it has n right 10 sab ~ 10 he heart; but we
az Trans, IRE as ireeme", me as iorers ot
righ ond ha'ers Of wroag. IRE az Americans
ID reppstia aH s"rA doctrines, anil resoire.
though an fAiags else be- lost. IRE II snre our
ho"or'' They nov take the broad ground
Tor the uoino without mn "V" Cume
villa, may--al"Ii,i,n, degradation. tyrm n,
the Union is gl"ious thing. and M
man can salel. learn ANY thing t., the con.
trary Their mctto now is. 1--WE We
RESOLVED, TuOuGN ALL THINGS
ELSE BE LOST. WE LL SAVE THE
UNION. TiiE GLORIOUS UNION ="
their "moN"a 10 he coa'rary notwih
Standing.
NgssRs. EuttoR..