The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
From the Washington Republic.
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NV. liable paragraphs, which il describes as
nAs,. from documents that have been
y, during the last twelve months by the
, essr Of Russia, through his minister to
h"r NAPOLEON. The responsibility OF
y. Post. n. an organ Of Intelligence, apart
n. opinions, disposcs us TO rely upon
= assurance OF genuneness OF the papers
,a which II quotes, although we should
% been better satisfied had tho whole
'.r published. instead of parts. Assuming
',m to be genuine, the papers may be
I.s.ed amongst the most remarkable reve.
lion, Of N time pregnant with wonders.
r S, show that the coup detG of Louis
,.nolcon was not merely stroke of per
AL ambition, but the result Of carefully
CONCERTED arrangements. framed and cx.
.,,oJ by the advice OF the Car, and with
Wv o,lI promise that any assistance that
. ~ be required, would be forthcoming
"A season.
rhs first extract is said to have been
,;t,en early in 1851, and is follows:
al The social aud moral condition of
r.,rce Is still fearful Although the prom.
.an, leoders OF Socialism and Red Repub.
Eo,u;sm are IN exile or IN prison, We, dread.
nj dangers impcnd over society. Nothing
lu' """7 oysry fntnr, ,ontinoencv /. tn
10 dreaded. II is with wild and triumph
~, e,u!tation that Jacobinism looks for.
ant ,." I.a ,,s,,h,o cvo,,s IN ia. scci,l
,,,r with which France, Germany, and
thor countries, may be visited in the next
"".' /, 9, tho mos, at,rocious schemes
m Is Glly realized Wbv shut YOUR
WI .rh,.o Ia i, n,os,,c, -, ,h,ss i,
Ne' 'a, la swaliow.J NJ, .oc;e,v and
1% "a;',,;on, Two forces stand mortally
'"l 'n' ,aa,, ana IN tho o,h,r Co,sory,.
po'" Sa,;,ns, Tbo ,r;,m,b +, th.
.'' " " he and must b, dc,trne,iy, TO
n"
ID" ,WLa,I..,;,, good c,n Won bo,r and ox.
=. c."m, n. / saisl,,iyc Assembly, How
IT'' wv ~ =, ,.sa,, n,,;.n ,I., ,.,J, If
"'S ..,;,s J;.,roc,oa n.s.;o,s ,rs
"'"s .rri,J.,d II no, coworJly ,eore.an'
ln'o" n';.,ad h, in,r;cne md sclss h views
'l' ' . ,'';, ;nsol.n,l, nroJomi,,,e fow
'"N :, ,inL..,,eJ ,,I,r,,,,r ,;,ho,, , .,,,k
nen u 'o' .':',,'.. ia a., a"a"..hi,, as
| ~ liWf DtNi'tteh's ~ wv ''''R"'''N W.
40 addition of shame, and grave warning
to statesmen, there breaks out. in wild ca
| ordinations and speeches the mountain
party. eager on every occasion to slorliy
me o'oo's ''ooa'.,'o"s " 90, ''' .,a,,'J
81 aPo'"eos's VI ,"' '''''''"s "''o III ~
'ar'"s','e' WIN e'','p ""' us
'des, 90 you ho' i"'Y h'oN' " W. , wv
nrget the threatening designs which the
distracted parties cherish ngainst you-y"u
the elect ruler by SIX millions OF votes
The first blow against desplsed and m
tessantly chattering Assembly VIII crush II
to the ground: and there is tie army,
which, acting only under the IRON rule
Of discipline, will readily accomplish It,
Ia the autumn, many conservatives, be-
Tore leaving Paris for recess urged LOUIS
Bonaparte to dissolve the AssemhiY before
rs meeting in November. The Intelligence
reached Petersburg, aud then remarks the
Post, "ttc notes and dispatches oil inc
Russian Cabinet assumed moro energetic
and widely reaching tone. Two fragment"
are subjoined;
The situation oil tiingS mas ne'ot" w
sn'e'ao'e' ~ ldw en so''''' ~ e" "'"
J our own interest " III serious Je"Pa'oN'
To be or not to be- that is 'he sore CUES
uon' Two prospects are g'a'"e oe'o'p
Your cves-eN''' OF '''"'" "oI,'e "','
obstruction or sPffn"id p'"'r y ~" a.. 40
O" Nr'he, you ""t o' N'"'% "'H" '"'
working OF me constitution mas ntoo''e ="