The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-20

Sta'es, are beginning 10 press announcement.
ly on tho Indian reservation ia those States.
II 10 moreover matter OF great Importance
to The United States that the Indians in
your own State should be concentrated on
some properly selected territory, for their
civilization aud improvement No spot, |
have reason to believe, can DO bette adapt,
ed to the purpose than the one have ind.
Gated. ! believe. moreover, that a negota.
ton. conducted with zeal and address. by
your public creditors. would result in An
get Of Congrem for the purchase OF this
territory.
The Government of the United States,
Independently Of the humane policy by
which they have always been Influenced to.
ward, the Indian tribes. would be impelled
BY other considerations of no little force to
make this purchase i, would enable her
by the concentration OF the Indians now 10
the territory OF Texas on given spot. to
diminish the number Of her troops in the
State a. least one half, BY which she would
save, no, less, it is presumed. than n million
annualy--to say nothing of her obtaining
m equivalent for the payment of public
''o' ""''n '"' 10 "'""" '" P"N' ""t."".
compensation or 'nue"h''y' except 'naee"
she will collect, for ages to come. on your
consumption. A boon she has acquired by
that t--annexation--hy which her labiii.
~ to pay your debts results.
would respectfully suggest that the
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scientific survey
4 Il the proposed arrangement. should
he cousumma,ed. tn. Legislature of Texas
.hould gran, 20 the creditors chatter fer
tho eons,ruc,ion OF the road.
3 That, for the amount of the fly per
cent, reserved in tho treasury Of the United
States for the construction Of the railroad.
ench creditor shall be entitled to receive, il
.hares of on. hundred dollars each, An
amoun, equal to the balance which may be
due to HIM ON tho settlement, Of lis claim.
Ih,yo ,ho .,,iv,,. If h;ob,y ,ccom.
m.hed and .blc civil engineer tina, such a
road, of $50 miles in length, running ,hro'
IN. mos, fertile and rapidly increasing par,
Of y.,a. in her wealth and population,
u,iyht be bull, for o. 900 600. Iii. scarce.
ly necessary to inform YOU tina, in no coun.
,rv in tho world can railroad. be construct.
ed with the same degree Of chespne. a.
in Texas. They would run a dead level,
/ with scarcely any inequality of surface for