The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15


understood Gen. Cass as he has since ey.
planned himself. and, for putting tina, face
upon the Nicholson letter. Mr.. Y. was de
nounced by Southern Democrats generally.
In order TO settle the question, III we are
not mistakenly Mr. Y. addressed Gen. Cass
letter, stating the matter of difference.
Gen e., instead Of answering the inquiry,
enclosed Mr. iancy copy of the Mich.
olson letter, without word Of comment.
The Galveston News copies our notice
OF the enlargement of that sheet, and SAYS
"Of some thirty complimentary pu,ices
Of the News, for which we are chiefly
under obligations To our Texas contempt.
rarles, we copy the above AS good spec
men. Our readers will readily use us
from printing the balance. We cannot
think, with compaceucy, of our friend
Loughery "cavIng in On the contrary,
we ope he may daily grow more and more
conreI--that the horizontal shade formed
by his physcal proportions in the reiuIgent
sunbeams shall undergo no dlmnulion.'
We dcf our beaver
The Brazos Delta. published q, Rich.
mond, Fort Bend county, has an article on
the growth Of the town in which 1t is 10.
Gated.
The Texas monument is published at La
Grange, and was started for the purpose OF
raising a fund to erect "A monument over
the declma,ed Mier prisoners. The com.
mi,,ee are receiving subscriptions But
81 900, so far, have been subscribed The
editor, it appears, is taking tour through
the Western counties to increase the amount.
1t is an excellent paper.
The GALVESTON News nluding to our
hosting the name OF James Buchanon as
our choice for the Presidency says; We
doubt not whether man more unexcep
tionahle to the Sauth, can be found north
of Masons and Dixon's line.
The Western Texan has been sold to j.
II LIONS, j. :. Mcdonald x Co. \. Lewis
was the former proprietor 1t still contin.
nes politically the same. The editors are
IN favor OF reading r.. {. Marshall out OF.
the Democratic party VIZ VI, is member
of tn, Congress from Californian, and re
reutl, Il iNrird speech at Washington,
aeaiast "Oid fogir,." by which elegant
arpr,lat.pu Gen. Cas-. Butler, Buchanan,
suH .!ou.tou, are designated, while Doug
lass it. ,ly hcir.appareut Of the " ouns
.Jcuufacy.
lle Galveston Journal of the bend has
to, tdhwng;
ior he aggravation OF our readers a,
the North, we would say, that our citizens
Tor 20 week or two past, have been rcgaliag
thrm,rlvr. with green peas, squashrs, st'lhg
beans. new pota. -, beets, carrots, Ne,
aud will soon have green corn aud sch
like"
Al Of onr Western exchanges speak OF
the rapid influx Of population, while north
o; this, we have the following:
FANNI~ CovNrN w thin three wears
past, real estate in Faunin has doubled In
value. aud the means of comfortable living
have increased ia a corresponding ratio, In
the course of three more, We may reckon
her as one of the most desirable portions
OF ;exas- Bpaadm idccriiScr.
The lndlanola Bulletin speaking of the
wreck OF the Independence, aud the noble
daring conduct OF the rescucrs, says
But there i, dark side TO tins painful
scene rejecting upon poor human nature
to Shame. The crew Of the New York
schooner Clinton. Capt smith, lying IN the
stream with cotton, manned her Na"l win
SIN bale men, and spout th. 18th ~ picking
up floating baggage, furniture, and mer
chandse, against the entrealles OF those
around them to 90 10 the wreck, Ihl' we
saw Tor hours, aud " the evening passed
the schooner with her decks covered with
the lrul.. of her baseness. part ct the
crew oi the Independence robbed the pas
sengrrs' baggage, boxes OF goods, Ncr and
after becoming intoxicated, muliuied, and
made An effort 10 90 ashore on raft with
their booty, leaving the passengers on board,
which was prevented by the GOODNESS oi
Capt Laughln Mckay, to whose praise
worthy conduct throughout the passengers
bear willing testimony.
Mr. William Sanders is occurring at AUS
tln on the subject OF Sunday school, the
Sabbath aud its obsef,ances, and on lem
perapce.
Mr. Bradbury, the contractor, IS busil,
at work in excavallng the canal, iniended
To connect the Brazos river with Galveston
Bay.
Rev. Chauncey Richardson, presiding
elder Of the Galveston District, died recent,
is. after a shor, illness lie was minister
of the VI. T. Church, and late editor o' the
Texas Wesleyan Banner. tie had the
reputation of being u man of piely aud
talent
We have been shown nm ear Of cora
.ilked out" by Mr., John \ Reed, the
oblrinr { lcrk OF the Gen. iiamer, grown
on the plantation OF Col. Ellsworth, near
Richmond We think the beautiful VA
zee. valley" with its corn " 'asselcd out,
viii have To Acknowledge the corn to
the rich valley of the Braao'. --Cairs''o"
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