The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-06

P'""'''' e'e'y i""Ns"oAI except yoss -.
landing from the United State, .....a
Mississippi no matter who may b, n
person"
The consequence Of The publica,;o
that letter, and the comments upon jtty, >,
paper La Peuplc." was the impri,oc.,.a.'
of the ed'ter OF the paper, and the ,,,,..
sion OF all issues from that press. AZ
Their consequence was great and very -
usual excitement, among the people ~
Had | no reason, sir, 10 aIprvherd !,
view Of the circumstances, a compro,,,.
OF our Angt The populace Of Mso,al.
manifested so much excitement Will, X.
su,h and his associates were on shore ~.
the "prrfcct, /" through oar Consul, info,,,..,
me that such demonstrations must es...
p lie also Withdrew the permission he h.i
granted, through the ntcrression Of Co...,
Hodge for kossulh and his associate, =,
land at pleasure. lie further ordered a.,
no one Of them should in future. b, Al
lowed to land, who had not passports s;s,.I
by n French Minister, or "rised" +,
French Consul.
On tho afternoon of the same day. III.
ship was surrounded by n multitud. n
boats filed with people, intensely caei,.s
calling for kos,uth. singing the Mars.;ll.,
HYMN and other revolutionary song, 4,
cn,n,ni.J hy that we'll known cl,m.ia@
hand. which /. endowed hv H.. E.
people in times of great excitement; At IN.
same time multitude had collected. and
,,'..r, an ,.,,.,,,.y ~, III, shores ,nd ~, '
had. and drums in the city war. ,.,.,;.
II was in ,hi. .,n,a of agitation anon, i.
,,,,l, fla, remarked IN kos.,,h ,k,.''
l., ,ro,,lf r,,;,, fran m, noon dccL ,~,I...
,Lc ,,o,,J, ,ro,jJ ,j,,,rr,c lar t,..J
c.,m,,ou,,,, If N, aot II, comnl;.d ,.;,,
N, ,eoues, lint soon retained and .,;d "I
Lono = viii meet j, re,orous w.,,...
Gro, vcur ,,opl, also, and am .urs ,o.
would ma, have me r,.mlse il. I am
H.. sam, posi,iou here rcnl;.d n
.o,,,s wonld not I'm, mi, va, n d,t,,
,nt ecs. lie made 4 s,or, address. ia IL,
,coule and ,hcn he and his os.oc;a,s. i.s
H.. Jcch and I, ,lou, +, half ho,r A.,
This re,iod the boats moved off ,lovl, /
ia. jusl of tho evening" II was rad. !,
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,b,. FLAG had received express order, !,
ma way tn Interfere with ,h. poli,ic, of
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n.,co If ,uo ,,,,,,s ,.. !, ,.n,,dyt
h,d 40 ,;,L, .,nno,e ,h,, tho frcocb Co,
.rrmor, .u,ld nr,l,hi, kossn,h from, land
inc Al Nnrse,i,.s an accom-, Of the excite.
mon, h. ,,,s.nc, .,.,..J ,,,,,, N, ,.,,s
and ,,., i, ~. s,n,n ,;n,, ,h., ,nolt ~,
tame cnonph to allow him to sddre.. them
IN ,b.ir avn mar, ,ra,r II. ,rp,,c,i5u Of
AN \m.r,,nn 0,r u,d from tho d,ck Of m
American f,,ca,e
suppose there had been in reality 10
danger of compromising the flag; Il had
reason TO apprchend danger OF n rcrup,c