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d. Notice.

fENHE subscriber not fcs the public that decd Tor
4 two lots in tie town Of Charlotte, Hus taken
from him without any authority, some ten years
ago Til. is 10 rctfy the person Withholding he
same that 1t Il Is not given up lie will resort q
legal means 10 Obtain possession OF his rights. He
can prove by WIN. Wright, Col. Beatty and John 5
Moore, of Yofkvlle thai tie deed and other prop
erty was taken. He believes the deed is in the pos
session of MIS-. Leary, OF Yorktvlle. as I honss
Palmer told IN he PRESENCE Of Col. Beatty that he
had seen and read il shor, time ego at her house
| neg ectcd TO have the decd registered and ! IN
compelled to adoP, this course 10 Try and GET posses
sion OF my property,
PATRICK PARKER.
March r. 1851. l4f
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To the micted!.;

HhllbADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSES.
q tablished Is years ago by DIR, klNkEL!N
The Oldest surest and best hand to all ferns OF
secret diseases diseases of the skim and solitary hs
bits of youth is DR. klNKELlN, N. w. corner of
THIRD and UNION Streets, between Spruce ard
Pine, SQUARES FROM THE EXCHANGE PHIL ADEIPBiA
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is habit which boys teach each other al
the academy or colege~-a habit INDUCED in when
by themselves, in solitude, growing up with the boy
10 manhood and which, if not abandoned in due time
not only begets serious obstacles 10 matrimonial hap
pness, but gives Use TO series Of pro,raced, insi.
dous and devastating affections. Few of those no
indulge in this pei nicous practice, Of the
constq uenees, until they find the nervous system
shattered, feel srarge and unaccountabe feelings,
vague fears in the mind. The individual becomes
bic, he is unable 10 labor with accustomed vgor
or apply his mind 10 study; his step is tardy and
weak, he is dull rresolute the countcnance is down
cast. the eyes without natural ustre, shametacedness
is apparent. THESE ARE SYMPTOMS WHICH SHOULD A.
wAkEs THE ATTENTION CT THOSE SIMILARLY AFFLICTED
IF THE VICTIM
Be conscious Of the cause of his decay, and having
relinquished the odious practice, he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal and involuntary emissions
which weaken ard shame him, producing mental
and ply sical prostration. Ii he emancipa,e himself
before the pra ctce has done its worst and enter mat
rimony, his marriage is uniruifu and his sense tells
him that this is caused by bis early ioes
Too many think they will hug The secre, to then
own hearts, and cure themselves, Alas how often
is this fatal deusiop, and how macy promising
youth, Who mil ht have been ornament to society,
has faded from the earth.
YOUNG MEN!
Let false modesty deter you from making your
case known to one who, from education and respec-
liability can alone bericnd you. He who places HIM
self under DR.. KINkELlN'S treatment may reli.
glously conade in his honor as gentleman, and in
whose bosom will be forever locked The OF the
patient.
COUNTRY INVALlDS
Finding ii announcement TO make p, rsonal apphca.
lion. can, by stating their case explicitly, together
with nil their ay mp,oms, pcr letter post paid) have
forwarded 10 them chest containing DR.. Ms medi.
cines appropriated according aud be cured at home
Structures of the uiethra, weakness and constitu.
tiona debility promptly cured, and full vigcr resor-
ed. All letters POST rAipI
IL remittance Of 25 cents in a letter, post paid,
addressed to Dr. knkein, Philade'phis, will secure
bis Book, on the SECRET lNrRMIrIE. OF iouru
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\ uSf received fresh supply OF khurs Restor-
- CT sud ether Medicines.
T.JHOLroN.
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NORTEE-CAEOLINA
IIutual Life Insurance COMPANY.
OFFICE, RALEIGH. NJ

" flllS Company continues 10 insure the lives Of
- a healthy White Persons and Slaves.
Inc gfeatestIisk taken on q single life S. 600
aves ae iutuied ior tenn Of one 10 five years for
81, tbtir value.
OFFICERS.
Dr. Charles T.. Johnson. President.
William y. Haywood. Vice President,
james +. jordan, Secretary,
William II mes Treasurer,
Penn Bu~bee, Attorney,
Or Wm H. Mckee, Examining Physician.
} Hersman, General Agent.
A. losses paid .i,hin 80 days after sa,sfac.
tory proof IS presented.
aGks and Pamphlets SHOW ing the plan of ope.
ration Of the Company, nay be had on applications
al the Gfice, any Of ihe Agencies. All letters on
business should he addressed to
JAMES f. JORDAN, Seereiarp
JqIy 49, 1853 s3-ly
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Legal Notice.

M +, DAVIDSON having returned TO Char
w lotte snd located himself permanently,
will resume the Practice of the Law His Office is
in the Court House. next door 10 the Sher ifs ctiicc
Charlotte. MAY % 1851. 2jtf
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a Office is hereby given TO the North Carolina
! S,oc kholdors in The Charlotte ard South Caro-.
lima Railroad Ccmpar Il at the 18th and 18th in
sialments will be required 10 be paid on the first Of
September and the 18Th and Goth the FIRST Of No.
vcmber next
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN A. BRADLEY.
May 2Slh, 1851. u26
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M0RGASTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

49,. re- HIS Institution common
Asz = ced It's Session the
~ 22J iast nj uudt 'he suYrrn
Ia =-ezAz lcudeuse Of Nr. frwAEDJ En-
Cas- A .s-.ss.eeysA WIN a. Principal. The sCryl-
- - ces Of Miss MALTBY, Lady Of
Superior atiainmerts has been secured Assi'tatt
in the Littrarg Depaituert. The Musical Depart
ment will continue heretofore, under the direct on
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hereby gwen that Mr.. Samuel II. Withers, Of
II Davidson College, is dolly authorised to act a.
my agent in the general Transaction Of my business
during my absence from the State.
r. ID PARKE.
Sept. 10, ISL ,A
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E-OE sal, at lh,s Office, besides all other Blanks
d used ~ clo.k, and Con,sbcsL
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Tuition per Session Of 5 Months.

The present Session will close on the 2Oth Jsnury.
The Fir Sessinn Of tins Institution VIII com.
menee 2Oth Of T,lruary, and dose on goth Of Ju
~ Second Session viii commence on The II Of
August aud close n the 2Cih Decenb,r.
~ Pupiis etraestl, quested T. be present a.,
the CONNIE neemeut Of each Session.
IL Boarding can be had {! 81 per mouth.
September IS l-5l. AZ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24


h SAse%A nat W ~sss tvpsssS u
ths cslliag Of Dsaoesatie Csavssss
sos ~ psrposs u ssniassiag sksdidsas
for ksPssssatsdvs 70 Congrtss. We o.
posed ~ more bseasss We bhs1A il was
destined 70 u tnors iajssy shan good: b.
essss II woald b ~ means Of pssventisg
both parties uniting IN sco.tmsrh 70 oppcss
further aggression spoa Sossi'srh N3hss.-
IL which both whigs and ds~sscssh IN
equally conserved. THIS va brxsvs 70 -
IN caauson Of al least two.thi Is Of III
As~ysersss Of Harrison county. sad con.
seqsssty hey win M b rspressnssd In
ths Convention.
In another column win b. fosnd m &c.
coant, by "Ons Of The Ds@osrses," Of
usssstag which WAS held In Ibis place on
Saturday last Il appears shst II wss ~
solvvd 70 pabttsA ~ presss&asA ss'
whsshss 4 WAS dst~rws~ed 10 sad thrm
to shs whis prsss emily Ne have ~ asas~sd
but csrtaia II u hist ~ AsSs nue sses
furnished wxA . csey. A. ws wsss oP
ysssd 10 he meeting. and Nd msrs
important bssinsss on haad, ~ I'd ~ a.
tsad. This sssms 70 have bssn ~ sesl
wssA sAs democracy Of he essssy esss
ally. -, according to OR esspeseeqS
cpiaion, there wsre bet tsa &C.,
the party present. Il - = Ssss
shss ~ ~ - 49, Iss ~cr'
sees1 |an. wishos' giving
t3fs in attendance = vote
kSes democracy! Now will those del
eSaies, under sch circumstances. atone
tho Convention, and pretend to be repre-
ressntativss Of the Democratic party from
Harrison county, when they know lone o
them At least, a. tested At The late election
for members to the l.egislasurc) that theiI
opinions are adverse 70 those Of an ovct
whsl"sing majority (ssy two-,hirds) Of the
democrats Of the county!
For our part. il there 10 to be . conven
ton, We care not which one Of the candi
dates now out. il either. is nominated
None Of them agree with US in opinion on
the main question now before the people
There is yet another question IN regard
to the Convention will it, object be nj.
taineds will tho candidates submit TO il
choice, n il il to b- composed Of per.
sons appointed to attend il. in the manner
that thoss on last Saturday were, we think
they will not-tIscy should not. We pre-
dict the Convention will be complete fail
nre.
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enter into an argument upon the benefits q
Tempsrauce---or abstinence from alcoholic
beverages to consider the good which
has been effected by the various orgnuza
tons. respectively which have been and nrs
lnboring in the glorious cause; but princi'
psliy to present the claims Of The Order OF
the Temple Of Honor and Temperance.
This 10 the Order Of our cl,c'ce--the one
which we think Is destined 10 eject more
in the cause than any other. II il founded
upon rock--its principles are Truth, Love
Purity, and Fidelity. 1t cannot fall.
The first Temple was established De
csmber &, ls45. Since then lin the short
space Of Ave years and six months) Grand
Temples have been organized In moro thar
hall the States Of the Union, and the worn
goes bravsly on. Until about one ysaI
past, this Order was connected with the
Order Of the Soma Of Temperance, and
none but those who WEIR members Of the
latter Order In good standing could become
member Of Tie Temple order. and when
any members connection ceased with the
Sons Of Temperance. be could no longer
remain in the Temple. Now the two or.
lsrs are disconnected and are entirely in.
dependent Of each other, and any person
Of good moral character 10 eligible 70 Nom.
bsrshir in the Temple.
The necessity Of female influence, Ia
promoting tho cause Of Temperance, has
been acknowledged by the order, BY ths
provisions which have been made by il To
enlist the good will and interest Of "lovsly
woman" For this purpose, ceremony
and code Of rules have bsen adopted, To
initiate females into Ne order. called the
Social Degree. This degree has 10 meet.
ings separate from the subordinate Temple,
once = month. All ladies Of good eharae'
Ter. and Templars in good ssandiag. ars
eligible 70 membership in Tie degree.
The Order has not gained much head.
way In Texas yst. bat new ed bright pros
poets are jsss opening. 1hsrs b now a
saiReisnt asmbss of TaaPsss In he Stats.
w bslisvs. tsPerDnaiss . Grand Temple,
and no dssbl \ will b. organized coon
Then ~ different Tssnplss Of the State
will no longer have to depend upon the
Naeieaal Tsmpls, under he jurisdiction Of
which hey ars now operating, and which
10 very great iasouvsnisnes. Bro. r. p.
Brown, Of tbh place. has bssn appointed
Dspsty n. W. T.. for this State. lie has
lately rsssivsd supply Of Charters. Ritz.
al, 80, from the National Temple, and 10
now prsparsd TO organize Temples. Many
.sppheatioas have bspn made 70 him for in.
stssstioasin regard 10 The preliminary stsps.
and 10 will dosbslsss soon b. called spoa
from dilBsssnt plaess 70 perform his part Of
~ vesh. Bro. b. b IN energetic and an.
tsspsisiag mas. md ssalsss h ~ Tsnpsr.
asss reform. To Nm hslsags ~ cssdh
y hsviag dsss sssss fss Ne Temple Order
II ~ 0eaas thsa any osAss man, and II 10
shesh ~ - psssaisrily rswsrdsd for his
srssaas, ~ viii Il lsasl nvs shs good VI
aad sss,sss u al friends q Ts.psr.
aasA
Oevs Bssssh Tsnpls. Ne. Z, NJ organ.
- h ~ 49, January IL. 1850. (ef
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Tbs excitement occasionsd BY The wish
NJ ibis vsassabss advocate n Temperance
to America hes eonsidssab'y asssagsd. HI
u sdll active, howsvss, IN The casse. Al
last aeeeants he WAS in Nashville, Teas,
The Union Of The 20eh ~, Gays:
The Reverend gsallsman admMisassd
Tie pledge N Ssuday hst 70 no handssd
aad Any psrsona H. pastor u ~ -.
tAsdral. ths Rev. Two Sshaeht warmly u.
hostsd bic aosh ftsm he pslPts. 10 avail
sAsmsslves Of he asspietous visit q H.
god fstAsr, and to adopt = principle iron,
which 1owsd lnnuassabls moral advasta.
o., and whish Vas ftasgkt viii hlsssiaes
bs<h foe tins and for eternity. IL worthy
paseov, IA order 70 ia ths inassnes q q.
a1Pes " prssepe, ~ ~ Arsa " tnssl nd
5ssssys ~ ylsass ksn ~ hsads Of ~
aposlls y s.gsRasss ~ sd!fyhg exam.
- beAs fsliuwed b. sevssaI s11eeaoive
III q ladise ~ ll j.. !.
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A. Asss lsaanep 1Psasy nsl1>~
~ 1880 ~ $500
'u.a<ts.sI'a T. L . 1sslE n u y a. p u
advsasAet, u I - pesvsivs, y Is s1 {, M
Will ssas Wis ~ = ~ altR " Sri,1Is q;
Why IL wss sssekssta Il = s6ilss ! necs1, -
!, for on. dsas1l1ss nv r. " NJ ~
assembling II ~ Ne1Ss ~ ~ iua111
- sySs ~ ssa ~ M al, w.
"a ~ spseeh " Ju1ss Rslbass u 0sa
Dasnsli At sAas plxss, usss ~ $780, =.
sartahss. They beth ,tseA w. bsssA 49,
ground If sAs unlnissa power d ~ Oee.nl
0overnnsat Ia al qasssis6s. II wa1A 49,
might b. cordict with the 6sasue.
In the foregoing, and in my ps,vISSs lssassA
the readers Of the Republican I Asvs 49,
forced 10 give 10 dsssltosy manner " vis~A
entertained BY our Congressional esa1,iainA
Il vas impossIsld ~ proceed oshsswiss, sos. a
haH given their speeches At length, would ~
been to havs sHteted into rrstisions, ~ /.
have wssrried tn paticneb o. sAs tsaSst.
leapected in This lstsrt to have coHMSAtsA
on their views but have not t~en able 10 d -
shall in ny nest Discuss their vasiosa .ss,>A
SENIOR.
r. SIN my previous irttet you Aahs -
nay for Judge seury that he differed wtsA ~
democratic party on sowe qAestions-H sAsuk
have been one question that Of ths ~ 4 >
the General Government TO makc internal IL.
prcvemcnts in the States. Thew weir one Z
two other words wrong owing doubslsss h
my careless writing, which howsvtt, an IN
worthy Of correcting now.
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Jur NO. Crssssal Of ~ t2th tssGask


Co. We saassd h ssr lsa sAat Nj
Locsxssv vssld - u hsms liz wssh
eiscs sssa, hswsvsr. ~ wdass ~ AeAil
ison, 0ssdsssss. asd isissns - q ~
ssasiaa ~ tahisg = ~ 49,
eonesska - sisitiag - 60 ~
hsoda $3.50 lleEl -. VI
4eS isssssst'ng liss .
~ ~. !. Q. 0aWssy.
i is6 lstsi dssy TO record the dsssl
~ sss sbstAy fsalew.siassn, Maj. J. c
Hawlsy. He Aisd on Tie i4tA slum o
psar CQGAsvii1s, Tennessee, while on Wis
\ 70 49, s>aas. He Ass len an affection
- ~isst N isssssssing family Of chill.
siuea. talmsssn his losa. Maj. llawiey set.
t'sfSa ts town sosrs i've OF s;x years ago
sal Nv 4eisdsstsy. perseverance,. and enter
dsise. hpostsibslsd much to the improve.
asc~t = ~ plass asa ~ establishment Of
our iu9issttsaA lie was ssi.ersaliy re.
speetedsasd ~ family will have host Of
riepds = sympihiss with them In their
melansh1y bereavement. In an other col.
l,mn ~l4be found testimonial Of respect
BY tho M9saie Frsassaisy At this place.
tr--s~ 0Qeiag tho past week 0sn. J. 4.
tir~cr, sGpdidats for Governor, has been Ia
shs ,o~a mskiag he acquaintance o.
our ciusep. Tbs General hoasssd ~ with
a cali y or eoavsssation with him W.
sound l,A6 70 b. m out aud out "Union,'
snan. ~ MI hazards and to the last ez.
trsn,i,v." he denies The right ofsecsssion
gives III Qsasral Government lhs right to
dscids asssss'ions arising bsswssa Il and
@ths ststee<sspse lively. and ~ right TO o..
eess : 49,. g.. aud denies state The
right to - anf mode Of redrsssing her
wfsrts y Pvcssssise hsr rights except BY
revolssg He , . slsvss, sssial esatlsmau,
And 70 49, ~ - u he way u thinking
W sasa1iay ssssamssd hin.
~ \ ~ by ~ AssAia ssass Gazette
and ~ wsssssn Anssisan that A. J.
M..nsila j. ~ Withdrawn from the
4 ssnvssA : sssd'dass for Consrsss from
ths ac} y Csagrssaiesal District The
As'srist tsGgss1s shas u oppossnss Of
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- - G1npde ~ - 1sms -
b ~ ~ W ss1iseA wAaa - bsIss<sd v
- ~ A0ss,siss 10 ~ wsy Of fs1n - ths
pssssssosss - ~ ~ eiIlioas staaissA - ~
'0ssssal Osssmssss,t eass n ~ essadssa-
stsa - ~ sssrsosy ss1s4 By u Psases DiIl
Ths 0sst shIns nsesssy 70 b dsss Will y
~ ssssisaisaent ffsa he Dspassusst II
WsAisgssa Of the eAarsetes a1a snosnt II the
~ ~ ~ psy~sns Of which Nc dstisa on
inpssts ~ e specially pledged" THIS may h.
I'll ~ ~ y par es.y, wsssh will sosissly
dsPssd on thsso~sefsetion given BY shs depart
neat y ~ ssasssss Of Teas ~hish as.Assissd
~ cessnstias Of shs drbt M ssouaa h
%sssmissa that q special Pasdss Il ~ Pubiir
Faith aaA Revsnsss" - spssisl P'sAgs ~
The istis. on impovta il fellows tha4 ~ dstiss
~ p,edgsd fos The sstirexvet Sach DECISION
will much eRAss%asa M stsse n fserufsng M
'stainsd Ave millions, and Hms6s u ~fi b tn
dssy Of ths Legislature to set promptly M
mFm'y 20 - TO place the STATE IN JUS Po~uon
Of defence sgaiuss the onessus demands Of her
eee4tors. For this purpose Iss IN Ave ni'liosa
slrssAy received, and the psble domain, b.
osSs . ssesnsy TT Ne rsdempsios Of bonds
suGleisut In saosat - psy ths crsaissss ~
pr vslss Of thek csa1oA Le< The be"ds b
eve" IN lsqn'sasson o. Inc Ola "rot' I<s
"e"suea - nSed osye"s "s's" >" e.e"sos
w -" 10 Ss ~. W. e~.sE' "<.''s.
ss'es w sns"! Oh ss'"'o's VINO nave "'.
fayu' 40 '"ss s'op - ' ''''''
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VIZ" - -. g. -
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100. g. . .s' .s;,| ';;'
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t'oe o"sy'
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60 'oF "' e"u'e ee"' IN" '''s' e'e""' :" '"''
Ios Inc nooans' aa'os"' s'"s'a - "'ea oe''''
IsAas con-" os's'" 'hs ave ''"'"'"' 'c'A''.
IN 'ss case ne genera eo'o'e'""e"' "'e"'
ab'de ~ ow" oee's'o" j" inc p'eu''Se~ "
"""'s" '"s' - ""u"o 'o' "e i~y"'"' y. Wv
and Texas IL willing to nav tho equitable
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~ n ~ ,, ~ AsaAia ssass Gazette
And Ssq WssessN Amss,ean that A. J.
A..aSila ". ~ Withdrawn from ths
+ ssnvssa u candidate for Congrsss from
Do ec1l ceagrssaesh District TIE
As'sfis6 SaGgssss sAss u oppossnss Of
Howard dhssa row ustts upon Gen.
Aei.eoa 91As nese available CANDIDATE.
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Or In our paper Of the 10Th instant. in
speaking Of the Red Land Herald, we said
the Ex Of that paper then acting ~ pro
te.. In the absence Of Maj. Evans. the ed.
itor) had not omit that way be bad" Of
endorsing remarks from (ree.soa papers
The Fix quoted from tho Isdisna State
Sentinel and IN our notice Of il We :" mad.
vsrtently." - the Herald would say, called
Il the loea Sentinel. For this the Ex
charges 10 with ." gross perveraion Of the
TRUTH" but impatss Il to our ignorance in
not being acquainted with the different
Iowa and Indiana ps?sss. We shall never
blush 70 own saea iynoraacs; but we will
inform the Ex that . nsmbsr Of the lndi.
ans Sentinel was SAINT ~ with the name Of
Sam Houston At ito mast head for Presi.
dent, and that 10 the psper wc were think.
ing Of whsa We said The iora Sentinel.
Now, Mr. Elk, 10 70 good ~ to explain "
70 Tie difference between ~ Iora paper
and an Isd;sss papsri We think II will
b. fosnd " b. nothing more than that
whisA Danish Webster said alone existed
bstwssa Tie ftrs soil and whig partiss--
msrsly ths ssme.
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The Western Texan, San Antonio, con.
tains ~ accoantof the pursuit and attack Of
apsrsy Of eleven Indians. BY = detachment
Of twenty Rangers from the company Of
Csps. Wallace, under TIE commaa Of Lisat
Brady. Il was not known. until they were
ovestaksn. how many ladisas we're h w.
party. A trail was diseovsssd asar he
camp Of Capt. Wallace, which vas nsds
two days prsvioss. whss Lest Bss1y wss
dispatched Immediately 70 psssss thsa.
They were ovsstsksn 90 ~ hssd watsp u
the Lsons On ths 24th H. s,Ths ssssast
By G. G. ksnnslly, h lselss 70 ths Texan,
aays: "Ths eosllIss lasasd ahssn Or
twssty mlsstss, dssing which siz Indians
wsss killed and ~ ~ ~ Asld, and three
nsss we're ssppossd y y aostally wosna.
I'd Bet two sssapsd satsrl Their ca.
vallada, mss~bssisg aiaslssa animals, bag
|oaes. shtsldss bsws, assws, aud othsr In.
plsasaaA wsss "a ssp>srsd. Amesg ths
Raaosss ~ . nan ssssivss = scratch.
0rseA essdA = ~ Lssl nssdy, aad shoss
- ~ ss~sa.d. sor sAsk eallsaisy and
ds1aG = this engagsnsuG."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24

maos war Oh teWyeTA u was uut, nat ne nc
declared that courts and lawyers, with thsil
appendagcs, were fraud upon the body polite
Judge Evans staisd The sane in his speech Al
I.srissa lie believed that the proper mode to
settle all difficulties was by system of arbtra-
ton; aystcm which had been adopted by one
Of the States Of the Union. lie was new in
The country when Nv wss elected to \ seat In
the conyention--he wa not intimately ac.
quaintcd with the landed system Of the country
At that time-but he had developed the pvinck
pie for Others to take up ard carry ost Ths
resolution. he confessed, was not carefully
wcrded--its intention, however, was generally
known BY every member Of the Convention
he expected to have it modified; but he would
ssy that II il had passed in the very SHAPE In
which Jadse Ochiltrce had quoted n, M 4
single hcsd.nght in Texas would have been
AFFECTED BY II. lie had not time 70 70 over .l.e
cosrss h. had parsusd in The convention. h
would take day to do 70, sven II hs weps
prepared but HE speeches and hds vct<s VEN
spsssd upUn the Journals Of that bsay, and he
night resvs 70 them with pride cad pleasure.
Nd h II NAT time UNDERWOOD intimately ~
esaditica d TEXAS, 10 might have perfected
sysasa Of refesn. that weuM have won for
III .sR houos than he evss expected 70 ~
sas. ~ vhsn the large sraass Of laads ews-
Cd By VssslsssFs awalAwsa Up psivaAs siains.
and epeasa ~ Soodsasss u htluasssa. thsa Il
wosh y ~ ~ intention n ~ hAsm WeuDd
bs sndssstsed an sppssstassA
Jsdss Oehiltrss replied b aeisg dAas n
wss'd MOI lsnay epishsts NM ~ naa TAas
whsshs. n ~ wsiG1ae easagnsssly o. evss
NJ IN sigaas oaaeono sgnll
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24

u Wan HUb inc Ualc iOvo VI SCtes Snet hotuaye0
the Government in desi.ing to retain possession
Of our territory; but II grew ont Of the inhu-
encs Of the fres-soil spirit, that wished 10 mp
psopriass il to itself This question Of the
right Of South Carolina to ssseds from The
Union would h. one speedily 70 b. brought be-
fore the American people. II would enter
largely into the action Of the next Congress.
lie would take the democratic ground taken
by Gen. jackson In former controversy with
South Carolina, when he forced that pebsllioss
State into ssbmission. There had been NO
violation Of the Constitution. The .asse posk
tons Judge Evans urged In hs spsesh 1t thh
plase (issaerson) on Thursday lssl, when h.,
Jsdgc Roberts, and Gen. Dafnsh addsvsssd
NE people. lie aaid in his spsssb hero ttaa y
was not necessary for ths Oenssal 0ovsmasns
70 fire single gun. All hat wesA b nssss.
aasy, would b. 10 STATEN ths Asst cstaids Of
Charleston hasbos ard eosteet ths rsvsnus.
Not gun Md b assa, salssa n was 10 sstavm
Ar for IN. whsn ~ ssatA Casehalhas wo~M
Be- The asgssssess. Judes Evass sss>d h bic
spssch herr Inst IN contest bltwssh tAs Gss.
snl Govsmnskt AID ssses, tlns a. sitissss
Of ths resiatiag State assiaa under State ~.
thesily sessa ~ b tssaasa - tsaitsss-lAaa
N.Y. sssM ~ - puniaAsd TT tssassa.
Jsdes Esms In his spsssh Nm (tssdsrssA)
stsssa Dat h NJ stssd p,edssd 10 fsswss1
Ne Wsluaatisn fton Tylss; but % = ussslne
III Issn Nm Asss ssseAnsadsg sesvss.
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ysae, - ~ 4sternIned 10 await H. sst1sa II
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AsssssaAs lsssy b. wsue6 ssaagA innsdiaas,y.
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- je1nw ahonk sss'sas.