The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-01
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50 involved in mystery, and his position IN
France and towards Europe is'so anamo'
lou.. that no prophecy oi his future course
ia, ak months, can be safely venturtA Inc
lollowinc. which we are permitted TO copy
from n letter dated at Paris, on the 18Th
of March. and addressed hy gentleman
Of intelligence aud opportunities TO q '''enu
IN this city. rives some views oi alliances
and proiects, which are startling from their
novelty. but may not be The less wen
founded. The republic which Louis \apo'
loan would give to Rome, would probably
he bnscd on the model of the republic he
I'm. oreanilcd in fratce. There Is this
probability in the scheme, that the irater-
ni,y Of Rome with France was one of the
lr., Of the plans OF the Great Emperor
and his nephew seems to desire to ionow
in hi, footsteps in all things. :,
Extract OF letter from Paris dated
March 10;
"iouis Napoleon seems to make NE
most of his dictature. every day ne"
DEGREES fall upon the people, who accept
Them but murmur In almost any other
conntry. such goverumcu, would not he
endured DAY but the system oil ponce
and espionage is 50 severe, that ther, HAisl'
no means of organizing an ci'ectual opp"'
silion.
\apnleon is ambitious, and he will do
all in his power to leave name hehind
him. They say that he is particularly de
.irious of military fame; and when the
4 l.. u "A
would ut his views particularly well H.
now proposes to lead the popular mote
men, in Europe, in separating the nation
mites aud obtaining greater liberty
e thi. moment q very important nogo.
ton is being made with \u.t'ia It WI
most likely be- completed aud Disclosed 10
the public when the Chambers meet
~ ou are aware that couricrS have been
constantly passing between France and Nns
tria; it was supposed IN relation to S"''zcr.
land. 'r1ici Tsrplicalion The Prince oi
Canine left here on Nouda, last, as Presi
dent of the Rnman Republic The states
of the Church will be divided, and \ustrV
obtain that par, which lies along the Milan
tic Lombnrdy will be annexed TO Pied
mont, ana rance VIII thh' ~ "'' "
voy. The Pope i. to abandon his tempo
raj power. aud remain head OF the Church.
France, to carry out these arrange
mouts. will keep an army in Italy, and
another IN the Valley of the Rhone. This
l. vet secret of state; Won viii therefore
not commit me.
N>tloNlL PRNriNG brrttE One al
the most interesting topics before ongfes-
i. proposition to establish IA National
Printing office The bill lor the purpose
provides for . superintendent oi public pm
ting term of four wears salary s3,Oou
PEI anuum, surety bonds si0.OOo' must
be praciicai pfm',r, appointed 10y the
President and Senate and removable hN
the President or ioiut resolution "i hoi1
Houses of Congress. II also provides ioI
q ,uhhc hookbluder a practical man-
salary : 900 per auHun, appointed 10y
said supinieudaut Of public printing IL
provides for the purchase of presses, typ
aud such other printing material rs may
he necessary tor all printing required AT
the seat of government, hy Congress and
the various departments. This iuc,ndc'
all the materials Tor a public bluier}
1t provides, furthermore, that th' snprn
tendent and binder shall employ their re-
spectivc suhordiuatcs at current or usna
prices. All public printing aud binding IL
be done Mt this government Office. and none
o,her. and no private work received or cX
ecnt,d ON n pcnal,y of removal of suci
superintendent
Tho eorrespondcnt of the New lorl
Post saws oi this proposition:
9TH. till i. oi yer, great interest jus
nj the, pr,s,nt time. when the wholesale rob
berry of the national treasury. b, the la
c.usu, lob. il likely To h. repcated on
great scale. Strong handed and open pluu
der must be permanently barred from til,
national cxcheauer. II government pint
inc office viii not do thus. in the item q
printing. in heavens name let Us. at once
know what will.
Rivers contract census, 1910, cost Ia,
people sl32 600. lie cleared 500 90,
exactly Enough to erect spla
binding and nearly tit II up. Ecouaii, l.
the honest. earnest cry of the t.rople. an,
.beir servants most attend, or the peoph
will attend to them. The loves, bid /!
highest : ,2Oo,ooo = 80 shameless .u'
hfazen has unpunisied irand become