The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-18


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hishjs sltpes ! womss." ~ shas sweet.
ssess Of tssaess has svss been considered
oss Of H. ssesssss eAat~s 81 the SO -
ssss4 act tkint Tor Eoaseat that ws would
atlemA 70 rival her In espletivea. r'gmn'
role. or abuse. These belong TO her
they are hes jewels aoA she may wear the"
Add,son has told ~ that Il had bee"
bos,ted Of some men that they could speak
for hours or days on given subject 'u'
that a woman had been known to speak
all day without having any subject q All
Some cruel PERSONS have indeed hin'ed thai
Miss Nancy WAS under the influence oil IN
lawful stimulants. This we have contra
dict~d, ~ x~ knew the fralties OF her ma
,u,s. hut il has not saved us from distress
!, finding her rap IN such disorder. aud he'
bearing 70 much at variance with her nsua
compla eency and good humor Miss Ns"c,
ssys Oh. is perfectly satisfied with our pub
lies.icn Of tho ehoice phrases which w
rulied from her editorial columns, rs >
model Of blackguardism, and as we cannot
answer them in the same strain Of abuse
she il willing to take il M = clean back
out on our part. We did not know thai
We had 70 seriously offended her lsdyeh'p
hut il seems that she classes Us with the
"sauibs :" that she is oyerwhs med win
rrjef and refuses to be comforted. She
continues TO assert that she is attacked by
host Of Anonymous scribblers; arack OF
village curs, whc are attempting TO destroy
her usefulness with her party, that we
made " malicious attack" on her, aud that
ii clearly shows Sic IA in somebody's wsy
and that the design is to pull her dow'
and iniure her usefulness. Aud thus sh'
starts Off;
But Bob Loughcry met with respons'
from ~ which neither he nor his adviser
anticipated
We hope that she will not continue Il
fret We though. "Squib' m impertl
men, fellow Tor having attacked the vani,,
Of her iadyship. 1t is tue. Miss Nancy
profcssed to have obtained, through her in
huence, a session of the Supreme Court n
TYLER; that she asserted that.shc was tn
greatest democratic editor in Eastern Texas
aud had elected Dick Scury 10 Congress
that more than this she had given "tonc'
to the people Of Smith county in the oldc'
States. II Ia equally true, that II these
things had been achieved by tho Telegraph
tns some were sufficiently malicious to
doubt,) they were accomplished some ,im'
before Miss Nancy obtained control Of il
columns. But this was small matter
smaller. in fact. than the plagiarism of !
Temperance speech, and the vanity of after
wards furnishing n copy FOR publication.
But, dropping The figure Of Miss Nancy
which 10 well BELTS our neighbor OF TIN
Telegraph, under the character of virago
we shall now address bin personally b.,
the tile of "W. Henry Parsons u nams
by which he delights 20 be called
lst. Then, Mr.. Parsons, We have no
apology TO make for the publication Of
&" squib,' l, did not attack your repu,a.
ton. bu, your vanity. and as such, was a
legitimate criticism. We know that il
has deeply mortified YOU. But, that has
arisen from your want Of sense. u you
had passed the publication u "Sqaib' of
in silence. but few. perhaps. would have re-
it, But you have treated II in
such \ manner ~ to cause |: to be read by
the Whole country. and you have rendered
yourself a public laughing. stock.
I'd. You say the Republican is controlled
by clique. This, you knew, WAS false
when you penned it. You were aware
that this charge had been made before. and
tina. we had cmphstically con.radicted il.
And we now take the liberty OF telling you
thu, no one exercises any control over this
paper cxcep, the man whose name appears
at the head Of ito columns.
3D. von speak Of us A. man who il
known" by several Of your citizens as
having edited Wing paper in Louisiana"
This 10 another fnlsehood. Yon cannot
produce a respectable citizen Of Smith
county who can be prevailed upon to make
any such assertion.
9TH. You speak Of the Republican as a
disunion sheet. We def, you to point to a
single sentence that savors OF disunion,
We upheld the doctrines Of '0S aud %. Of
which you spoke 50 favorsbly in your pa
,cr Of July 10Th. Ba, il seems that with
he usual regeneration Of tho Telegraph
,ou have repudia,ed .hst editorial, and de.
lire 70 cut off the States R,shts wing Of the
party and spit on the democratic platform.
Mh. You intimate that We have from Eve
10 twenty copies Of our paper sent back by
each mail. with rejected" marked on them.
This Is another talsshood We are willing
TO wager that our subscription lis, Is con
sidsrsbiy larger than that 81 the Tyler
Telegraph; and that ita dues. over and
above subscriptions, will reach at least
$4,000 per snnam over the amounts owing
that paper.
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