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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
NJcCORD'S KAOLIAN SOAP-P,

IL tsrt srpiet foE ssesrisr aticls for wasting
tseve TO be By those no hsvs rssd better ana cbear
thsn any scar now n use IL contains nothing TIA, vii in
are sae nse delicate fabne or hert the Asnds Maaa-
ssiasia-ss. Asd " 0rsesu ssNsrally. ia ias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
EOR SALE-Two valuable aud very SUI

u peroT modern ,tyle brown stone front Houses and
Acts uen Mad square three sores and attic base
nents and counter cellars Lots Is by sS feet inches
houses Is by ~ feet No expense spared IN either material
or workmanship Erected BY the present owners (brohers
Tor their occupation furnished with baths marble top
basins bet ar furnaces gas chandeliers marble man
fels and CRATES throughput The parties about
arg the aud the houses win be sold A. S 600
each S69eo may remain On bond s0d mortgage ON each
For further particulars address apply TO y BROWN,
Resl Estso BIok No al Wall 81, from 20 O. olock'
r A. ia 3tMWSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

n scIss. situaed hia % minutes walk Of Lens
lssd Sound ani 10 Of Pcstcheser Railroad Dsp6t
New.vosk.oa the ram Rver. Ga the Farm
buildings, ard sreat VARIETY Of Fruit Trees IL
lerGsly known Capt. Pescocks place AID has always
been aavouae eoun tesdsace OF New-Yosk fanliies
account OF the health uness of the locality Adola-
hs the rHfE village forum rerdstag the post
foDa rood for investment the whole may be sold
Sss Ludins let's Title clear Half the purchase mcaey
nay temAln on hcrd and mo,tgaxe Apply al the Paxu
o. &C. N. wIEGMAN Ne III vs,ic& .ss, corael Chag,-
tea, Nsv-Yerk 40 SNSwtf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

Two LET-The Store and Loft No. 80
IL John-st. corner Of Nassau. Inquire at Messrs
W pINNEO CO.'S, No. 20 Cedar-si corner Of
William. J'i"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
v,ApMs MILLS ,od FACTORY for

yI,O OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE In
4 DEIROIT-I wish to buy Lots in Dstrolt; ato u
Loldsrs New York Will write eese p'lon an pros
viii confer with them >. J. ID CSaN
Detroit, January 3. 1854 Ii-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

THO LET-A large Room suitable for q
Il Club Room. or Pnvste Psrtes also Sleeping Apart
ments to Let Inquire al No. Murray SITS d23 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
Alusical.

MUSIC.-A Lady Of experience IN
I'VE teaching the Piano Forte wishes obtain fsx pa
pill. when she would attend at their own rssdenc
either In New-YoTk or Brooklyn Terns SO per quarter
B lessons per week. Apply Al No 81 Saadss Bceoklyu
" aoufess NlSlCi al thls ONCE 8lvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
me6ndl.
COURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE

u unroos hair frs Tow forehead. or an pst % sas
hoSv rI,icsIy and safel, LIQUID ROUGE LOT pau
". cbs.ts LILY WHITE for flushed, r,nsh sNt1o"
~ - a. Dr GOURAUD'S old established LiOors."D'
81 " elker-sf rear Broadway. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

E>0R SALE-l0O BUILDING LOTS
n q I'M, I0A. aid 18th ss, Avenues B aad C. In
SIR o. T. W. LowBER. No. ", Broadway. rrastlin
d Ui0UE. ntofls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
no LET or LEASE-Broadway Prop

NO LET or LEASE-BrOadWay FT0p-
Il erty-The large and substantial thrse story eros
House No sos Broadway between Boome aud Sprlnsss,
on the west sde and immediate vicinity OF the new
and splendid hotel St Nicholas The rooms beng light
air and commodous suitable for variety Of purposes
and particularly well adapted for large and fashionable
millinery and dressm akng establishment or for frat csss
Isuerv and clothing business For further particulars s1-
piy on the premises between and 10 o'clock in the morn
-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

Two LET.-A large, elegant House, east
of Union square it is furnished; and tne 2Wne ~
with his A1fe ana three children would Board WIN We
tenant Rent coo, OF which, 500 IN q1arey payments
IN adyapce and the residue in board None BAT q9e..
reni.e family Of the first responsibility need apply Ihe
address Is ieit a. mon 10i si'Ato " ji0As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
Danrins Schools.

7. DE G.. BROOKES'S DANCING
LIZ ACADEMY, Eagle Room, co,,s, Ch,v,,,. ,rd
Delaney -sis Tao new Classes viii be Commenced On
i0LsDAf jan -. Ladies ard children meet n & asd
WI O'Clock M; geLflenen from till IQi p " pm
vac lessons a MIR Bsrssdercs, No 2j3 Grand st cor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
Daenerreoippss arb Gnarapinas.

X ELLY'S HaE.Priee ENGRAVING
AA sAd PRINTING Once, al Faltsa-st, NY-wsd-
eAs Eating Address and At Hons Cards the very Asss
syle Cake Boxes, Envslops ne kc and engraved Plate
And 81 Cards for 10 ssiIhRss ais tms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

NOR SALE-The Church and Lot To-
u Gated the Of Houston 81. aud Forsyth The
lot 10 feet by rs Possession given the lt OF March, or
pre-, required For further pnicalars inquire Of
sOL ONION CAMPBEIL. No $40 B9weII. II 2N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
DEAL ESTATE.-The subscriber is

Agent for the sale II number Of arst and second
clss Houses with all ke Gode situated
the ssde between ~ and oth
nsd seA SIS Prices varying SIS Soc tc $ co. Also
several ots suated The @cs desirable part Of the CITY
Rents cSected &c Once hears before 10 NJ and frsm
3to7P.M AUGUSTUS Z. LEWIS
JIG tie Ne. - Stsltoa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

4 OFFS in BROADWAY The very
- light and spacious Lafts stcre. No tii
Broadway between Howard and GsLd SITS, will b. let
lease desired The fiat LIZ about eS iest deep the
d29 # ALFRED MUNRoE s. CO.. No al Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
LlOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

u PROPERTY, beautiful Country Residence, In Tue
village u Wilton Coma situated On the Dsnbury road
miles from the New Haven, and three minutes walk from
the stamford ard nanbpry Railroads IL ccIntS OF two
story frame HOUSE with attic and enc acre ~ grouHd
tasstuJ iad with and shrubbsry abundance
The houe and premises IN good order IL vail BE- sold low
For luther particulars INQUIRE OF
JAS I. pERRICkSON l. co,
d}ea No is3 Fulton 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

lGNUM K.-For sale in lots, as
~ wanted, quantity OF Lgnam vlte-smal sxss, and
very handsome. J. MORTIMER HALL,
NJ 2awWktu No. 20 SoutAst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

I'm SOAP it's well known. isa dehc.ou, EN- lusnt
n, c,r cracked rough and tender iesh beHdes
remoTrr TAM panpies rrs~ons chlio!ans ,e rTeux'
Got RAITD'S o. established Labrador, 81 walker
IN II iu) Broacway Calender, IS South 3t-st
phIlsdelpSia snd through the nion, ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
NOR SALE-A NEAT COURAGE,

n entirely new, containing twelve tcons-including
baiAng rconand one, thrss, air twelve, VI eighteen
" Land adjoining he same situated one mile north OF
the village OF New h1rgh directly opposite the Pcweltsn
Mouse aud sd,oiusg the lands Of Mexsrs ". n Priest
and Chariss Dcwnng and running from the street. 10 the
river.
Upon the premises are about zoo ftuH rsss vi the
choicest vansty. many Of which full bearing Also
vaiieiy vi shade Trees Scenery unsurpassed The
Hudson River location kealsky coed ads and walks 10
ths village Tide Indispatablc, terms cay.
is sawMkWtf r III MACE, NswbxrSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
NOR SALE-The elegant brick House,

u with extension, Tepiste with eysrv convenience
hot siI fun ace range SC, on third house
from Cou,t st brookyH. Price So SEQ viii be sold on
easy ter,Ds asd large portion may lrtgage
Apply 10 John n. kEYSERS co So Cifst. iSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

Two LET-Well-hghted ROOMS, with
4 or without Steam Power, Of any SIZE Inquire Of
al6U c.. N. SIMONSON, No ls Lswls-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
NO LET with STEAM POWER Sew

era fine large and weu lighted Rooms. with from foar
ten horse steam pc the buildings No is SPrucs ST.
snd No a Beek St Also, alsrge wcl-lished Room
the 81 story Of building Of William ans Frank ott
81 Fer particulars inquire at No 10 Spruoe-st
IL NV SFtf s. W BENEDICT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

4 FOUR-STORY 6rst-class House to
let and Furniture for sale at great baygsn stuaed
uptown The Furniture and Carpets being eli new and
made TO order Will smount 10 about 500 TIE rent OF
the house $780, and rented TO god tenants, as
fun ished apa tmens for s. 900 saefacte'Y reasons WI
he gwen for selling out note addressed 10 O. aug isu
at the Office Of thus paper. will be attended to. st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

NOR SALE--A delightful Country
n Resdsace end ten OF Land. tho village OF
Henpstesd l., twsnty mites from this City. Tue house
70 essgs balt AVID hsh stories. vita wings, and
kne estn and other buildings oachard. grape vineyard
and AL kinds cf shrubeey The psos beautifully laid
cut, with lawn front &c Not sold speculation and
Hay b had xt bargain Inquire Of
IS smMwSFs 6. BE WITT. No les John At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
FURNITURE-The Sub.

~ scriber having all machinery lmplete for the
ufctsre OF School Furniture hegs leave call the aten
cf Principals Teachers and all connected ID any way
wh the management Of Schools TO specimens on hand,
surpassed. N B-A su all Steam Engine for sale
10 iuis X PATTON. No. 81 Gr0Ye-st.. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

DIAN0-FORTES.-V. +. HARRI.
SON No a Canal st., (wsronso4s 20 story ofer for
sals splendid assortment Of Rosewood PIANOS II 81
and octsves. with tbs latest i'm proveIaeus d19 In
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

We present an aualy is OF the vote en-
Nr. Illlyer's amendment which shows how
the Northern vote stood IN the fifteen States,
to which we are to look Tor the faithful
execution of the fugitive slave law. III"
strongest stickrr- Tor the iuaity in the
South. have not pretended that they hoped
or expected to get indemnity for the past
by tue faithful execution oi these meas.
urcs, or rather of the only Southern one,
among them the fugitive slave law, but they
have persisted thu, It would give security
for the future. When the Southern Rights
men insisted tia, reliance could 40, bc re-.
posed on the North to observe eyen the
stpulaiions ot ts own treaty, they were
abused aud denounced for i, aud behold
the result alresd, Dot of ~ votes. rep
resenting fifteen " Tree siaie- bat -
could be obtainea on the largest vote given,
% voting directly against il, aud 10 dodgiug
II, aud therefore not bound by ii. Let the
iuion and Repablic explain away this II
they eau.
\uYftrux \nrr uy I,ffiyIp's Avr~pNr 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

Ii has often been remarked at " ,sui>0.
roN, that no one was ever In his presence
without being strongly impressed ny rever.
euce for hi, dignity. Blu, 1t seems hy the
following aurcdote, which is related by u
correspondent of the New York Courier
and Enquirer, that at least there was one
exception
" hen the President was procuring the
ground for the cit, which WAS to be the seat
of government. he had but little difficulty in
obtaining the neccessars releases, except IN
Que instance VI James Byrnes was the
owner of lot or tract which i, was advi.
sable should he included IN the plan. The
General had various conferences with Nr,
D.. who vi. especially obstinate. aud re-.
sisted all the reasoning and persuasion OF
the great man, Indignant at being thus
opposed Washington Turned upon him, with
Indignation, and laid with great severity
Mr.. James tyrnes, wha, would your
land have been worth If bad no, placed
this city GA the Potomac
Bvrnes was undismayed, ard coolly
turned to him and. said George Washing
ton, whx, would YOU have been worth il
YOU had no, married the widow Gusts "
Who earns not his bread but eats the
bread OF ,jleuess. is. so Tar ~ the original
intention is concerned. leading life o.
/ doubtful morality 4 moral and intellectual
being leads \ life Of usefulness, be he rel
or poor. strong or weak every idle mem
! Der of society is either knsve or a fool
There were seyeniy.on Divorces legal
ned At the recent session OF the Alabauii
Legislature.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08
The Right Of Search.

Some one ought to be charitable enough
to print cheap edition OF the Constitution
o: the niied States for graiuifous aistsi.
button IN Maine. They don't seem 10 un.
derstxndapne OF the most important pro.
visions 81 that celebrated document; 9th.
erwisc such violations of il AS il described
in the following. from the Boston Bee,
could not have taken place. The Bee says:
The house Of Mr.. Davis. in Stsndisl.
Me- was recently pounced upon-so Ne
are informed by highly respectable gen.
llo,nan from Porilae,l - and SEARCHED. The
result oi the search was, that about ono
pint of brandy was found aud seized, together
with Mr. Davis, who was bound hand and
foot by the searchers The lady Of Mr..
Davis, it is said. was nlso roughly handled
and thrus, aside The authorities, thus
far. were Of course successful However,
On The other side, il was shown that tho
liquor seized was the prescription Of the
family physician. and ordered expressly for
the purpose Of bathing y child. An action
has also been brought against the iniornsr,'
charging him with injury, aud he has been
held to bsi ou the charge, |, was offered
in evidence, but ruled out by the court.
ihat The inioimer WIS under pay OF the city
OF Portland as q SPY against the dealers,
etc"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

Mr.. O'Fl,heriv undertook 10 tell how
man, were a, the party 6 The leo Cro.
rams trerc one. meself was two, Nike Finn
was three. and--snd. --who the devil WAS
foors Let me e----tconntng his iingersl
the ttro Crogans tras one. Mike Finn wis
two, rae-elf was three--aod hedad' shese
was four Of us hut Saint Patrick conldn' I
tell the name OF the other. Now. its me.
sef that has il; Mike Flnn was one, ne
isno Croeaas ras t~o, meself was three
aud--and, by my scwl. think there was
N, three Of Us, atthcf all '
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

llu1uty q 80 &sA~s>sJs
seldom has a vote occnrred in Congress,
and never a majorty.voie. that 50 com
ple,eiy con.nunded its elements rs the vote
OF acque.ccncc in the Compromise last
Monday.
In the frs, place, the Southern Wings
have been almost completely severed from
ms lo,ity OF their party, the Northern
hes, And rs this question has been
medc bv them distinctly u party question.
aud even an Administration one, we con
slider the sectional division of that party,
as n fxoi nnalhv. The Southern Why's
will be compelled to organize AS n sepsraie
party. or to unite with others in the south
a. a distinct party. We really think the
treatment of the Southern Wings ly the
Northern rs very cruel. I'm, we told them
So. long ago, aud they would not believe.
Ilefr yc N-c .ein's brhoii yuur lord your .,ar--
Sc wop.d 3d. duiss aud victim. and g Ar.
But We behold Immediately on the heels
of this disastrous dcserilon, the same wa
vej,ng of the border States that incurred
on the Compromise. Mr.. Ward, of Ken.
lucky, delivered yesterday in the House,
"A speech IN favor OF ten. Scott aud we
understand "A Wing of Tennessee, is pre-.
pared TO do the same thing. so Mr. Stan-
ley, is on, Yesterday morning in the Re-
public, with letter In defence aud sup
port OF General Scott This comes very
promptly after the dcseriion OF the Com
promise, aud shows IN alaeHiy ~ sinking
or diyinr. that illustrates the extraordinary
discipline Of submission tactics Mr. Cling
man, OF the House and Nr. Morton, OF the
Senate, have displayed more political sa'
garty, than any two Wings in Congress
They bcheld from alar the result OF North.
ern Wing policy, and deciiucd keeping it
company Mcssfs Tocmbs, Dawson. ste.
phons we suppose, ssw at the comncace'
ment of the present Congress, the cnlasiro
phc, which has now occurred, though J, i'
possible that they did not expect 1t to be
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

did you present your account =
defendant, asked lawyer u his elis~1
II did, And whs, did he sayi" ~
told me to 70 to the devil" "Apd WHIST
did YOU do theni' Why, then esss
10 YOU. H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

Twenty rcsR tuiLBxES N Nixn
irARs--A woman At l.iege, ia Belgiam,
was lately delivered Of three childrsal
making iwen,, four in nins ysass. 81
had eight aceouchmens, aud MAS deliu
oil three children each time
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

~. IL. 4.
W. "'" n. ~ A. ,,,,as.a,, nr y, -, "'
speech -, w." J.. ,ha ,,S. s'', - y """e, :
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yves ." ''l' .''' ~, ... ,
W. ~""'"'," a., "' 'O'''.'" W .
~'e'e's" 80 80 ','' H." i,
rs', a." w Ps.'.'' 49,
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"''e
ne result s''"'' '"e 'ss'o U, s'''ss'''' e'''
~ MAUI '"fi"'' . ''''''' '''''' '''''e' ~
~cess,o"' "n"' po",' " sP'"A "'' VI
"rsm OF vas 'e"e,"l government """e'
Tue '""s','"''""' WI. 'otoe u W 'e''a'' ~
The eo"'e"e''eN ""s II any power !"
theoly' even " 4uss""'a"'e ~ s"''''
MINDS, wh"s, IN pracuea' p"'"' 0! VIEW !,
"Pc""'ess' "h"'' eo'ef"'ne", 'o'"e"
spon compact ann compromise an"
io"n"e" "po" '',e ".'i anu a"'cuoh W '''
people, governed "nd deriving All IT'S strength
from the popular voice, competing Tue pep
pc OF a sovereign state, ut ue point oil tue
p"!o".', NV" e""'"'ss""' '"V '"'" Wv
war WIN every p'lhclp'e OF our tepuphea'
government but u IL Is carried out "ha'
then Tel me the worth oi 'ha' STATE 10
ibis Union when Is KEPT 10 us only ny fo"
der and ball let state determine upon
secession, and while tie strong arm 81 'ede'
raj authority cannot 'o'ce II l" ITS place
~ 'he eaiaNN VI s'"'s VIM" V"''f''' Wv
'n'on, 1t WI be no easy undertaking !" per
aiahe II BACK To 'he point before "'e"V''"
b, the side oil us sister states III tue con
'ederac'.
Mr' thairmaii' the people o' 'ne norm
nave not nn''' o. ii''' aroused ,''"'s'''''
!" " kn"wieuge" 81 th' run ""'1h mas 'nfe''
ened t"e ! "'oh ''''"le'stu '" p"s'''s'' "'''
'"'' ." '"e P"'s''.s ~ h'"'',' S''''' w
nav" pee" uhn'''"'"' W 'ne mug ""'o"
h"s '",.""""'' '''"'' "''"e '"'S
~" le"''c'ans WI" se'''' emu INV I'VE"
sp"'u'S WV" ."o 'n>"''''"uS VI '"' ''"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

The colorcd population Of Celsmhie,
Ohio, held "A meeting to symPathiss viii
hose they tssm thcs.' victorious heroes u
The Battle Of Chris.iaus. PA.'--Lascssssr
Observer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08
rIIE TEXAS REPUBLICAN,.
owxY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR
n. W. LOU q % q: nv,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TE Il " s

ruvTssss RrrurtIoss issued werkly at TWO
mi \RS per anunmn, " paid al the time n sub.
thing, II Paid Hiihin III 'nunih- Three Doarv.
's,.,,,eu, I've delayed until after the months The.
w. ,,il he -Four Dollars. Single copies pne Dime
ADVERTISEMENTS at per square, Of Zen lines or lees
.ui 50 cents per slnars i"fssrfy .ae'e9enl n'fi'o
.,,onnremen ut Of candidates, Ten I,oars
T,cl,e per crnt viii he charged on Advertisement.
NO, aid in sd,enre
re- Letters addressed 80 this Office must be pos
raid'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

Dobhs says II every thing wss ean1Da6
TO is proper place, hall IS woa,sa wAs
travel on our railroads. wosld taAe ~
n the baggage car.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

The Young men Of Clsrksville. \
ri, have adopted female foundIIa
intend having her reared and edaca
the " daughter Of the vills9c;" thsy
given her the name Of Lola Momtea n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

The NewburyFor' Herald Says that the
wages of all shoemaAers in the large man.
uiac,ories in that region have been reduced
about thirty per cent, on all but first class
work. The same paper states that there
are great many Journeyman shoemahcrs,
now employed on ordinary work. twelve
or dt.een hoars day, who earn less thas
mig cents u day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

4 darsie having been To California, thus
speaks Of his Introduction to san Francis.
co IS soon AS dey landed in de rber.
dar m0uis began 10 water 70 be on land :,
aud soon as dcy waded to dc shore, J~y
did al see ANY goolj. but dey found such
a lsrgc supply OF uoihn to eat. dat dar gums
cracked like baked clay in s bricsyard"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

How do YOU ieel with such shocking
leoai"w coat on y said young clerk Of
ses"r pr~t-"sions Que morning to old Roger
II feel, said old Roger, looking n. him
sssaaily. with oas eye half closed, ns IL
sahins aim At the victim" young man. ~
hsd = coat On which has been paid Tor
"a luxury OF feeling which think you
sill never experience"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

MAINE LisorR L,wiS NAssAcmrserrs.
Boston. Aprd The clause referring tho
Maine Liquor Law TO the people, was r..
ieeted in the House Of Representative by
20 majority. II the bill passes the Houss
Ia It's present form i, will have 10 bs osat
back to the Senate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

Entire vote--lbo
The House is divided, politically, as FOL
lows:
Democrats. | ~: Wings, 90
OF the II Democrats. los were present
and voted ard b were absent or did not vote.
o. the 90 Wings, - were present aud
voted and - were absent or did not vote
OF the Sonhern members, II were
prn.ru, aud voted. aud 20 were absent aud
dbl not vote.
q the ahseuiccs 10 were Democrats and
10 Wings.
OF the Northern members, ~ were
prc,rn, and vnied, Is were absent or did
not vote.
OF the abscutces fom the North. 90
were Wings and - Democrats.
STATEMENT.
The Democrat, have in Congress from
the North ~- Members, - abscaiess, %
The Wings have In Congress from the
Nnth-N Member. 80. Gbsrai. %.
Whole vote Of the North, II absent,
ls--or shout one third
The Democrats have in Congress from
the South Members. 81. absent. 10
The Wings have in Congress from the
south Members, 80; ab0m. 10.
Whole vote OF the South ~ absent, 30
or between one fourth and one fifth.
Such is n SECTIONAL aud pntHiral ANALYSIS
OF the vote Oh J,ckso>'s resolution.
Southern Press,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

RrAna:b RELEASE OF rus lHIsH EfArk
PnsoNERs-The Dublin Fr,emsn's jour.
nal at tae 40th March says,
" II Is reported that orders have actually
been issued from the colonial Office. "
shortly viii be issued, directing the imme.
date rclerse of the Irish exiles. sul,jcc, to
the condition that they are not TO return ~
any part of The British Islands"