The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

tn esj;tsse 81 the star Stste Pstsi"t en-
sssssiaesi strong h"p<A week or two back
tat they we've l., iai' ~s, to scnve III
s~..dcr~ 81 the R-,s.bi'ca I. Ifom it, upp"h.
and tho .tro.,xrr the hope il.e lc"de' the
cry u agitation" diso"i"', seces-
.i,a." 4" traitor" &c. Sc. ,iil i. they had
been believed, the peop. would not or',
hav. been scared but really frightened oui
of their wits The editors of fhat paper
will soon hud. II ihey are uns al eady a~i'r
II IL. "i,n-nlaiic fact. that the rvad'
n.z public have no confidence 10 their rat
'r rap. They have wranr The changes
IN II, nnt,i i- music has 40 charms.
This eoi,, instrument, u wcui' seem. hns
I,ieiy undcrvon, rtpsir-. aud is propret"rs
nave put new hand to the "bciiows,
who. no doubt, has had some little eSperi'
.ncs IN the infringement q. sueh machines.
Their frat eHorl under the new arrange
aent wan to drive the Republican, ont on
As they have made an utter failure IN tins
tir.i attempt. il i. likely they viii lose con
6,I.uc. IN their new "a At, NJ the belows, and
hip bi,n but rs they mny make another
tren. ,dous effort he,orc they conclude
rinaily 10 " give up til. ghost. We would
advise the native. II, h. I'll the look out.
We can assure the managers oi that con.
rerp, that the Republican is not I" '~ driven
from its propri~'y. W. ARE not Tor svcss..
sion now nor sxs ~ - - : sssy sieAss =
on III. otis, - ~ laee b
eowesdlx e'sms to our "rpressor'.
Y lVt,iution which our fathers
Tor Is was - piece oI machinery TINT
we'd the skill oi rs authors. Every
part OF i, was necessary 10 il Successful
o,e,s,ion--one los. aud the whole iustra.
,,ent was ihrovn into jnr and II every
part had been kept in It's place, the MA
chino wonlh have worked smo,,tlly. even
forever. aud every section oi the country
would have received lis share Of the bless
ings derived from il. But aboa $50, the
date Of the M,sonYi omprom'sc ruth.
less, un>kiliul. and designing managers
its n,ains,uiug. aud ever .iner, II has
been iar,ng, wearing. aid tearing, unili II
al al all
"yri.' fall, out VI Tia, North end. The
n.aelie although 90, al ord,s, is "I course
considered. by The happy recipients M
the North cad, very excellent thing, aud
they make loud objections +" repairing II,
believing TINT It viii last in IT. present shat
tered condiiun rs long MS there is grist.
aud ih,t when il can sc OF no inrther pos
side benefit Ia them, It's place will be 1nito
we'll supplied with ann'h", y hlei they and
their alirs IL the South are hn-ily Engaged
eral " Coawiidaiioa. But the South hns
bcru very mach displca-ed for sn'ue tine
we think. very Justly, too. They have
complained exceedingly, that il is not fair
for the North TO get all, aud have bscn
,r,iuy IN ,e,ace the ra,t.. III, wan, Of
which is running The thing 10 rack and
rain. Int ihe Mart, wan, consent
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