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

for France, and nothing fof my sen, s"'
,cce,, no modification Of the present STATE
n ,h,,c,. unless was forced TO do so ny
a,;d.o, NECESSITY. Whence can Il arse
s,lely from the conduct of parties. " tneN
,..,gn themselves. nothing shall be changes'
ian, IL by their underhand intr'sues, they
epdeayored 10 sap the bases OF my "o'etn,
ment. # in their blindness they cohtes"u
the l,.,itamacy Of the popular election w.
6n.lly they endangered by DER Incessant
attack the future prospects oil Tue eo'""
Then and ONLY then. 1t may he reaso"ao'o
"a demand from the people in the name o.
the reposc Of France. new tue "h''h "''
irreyocahly fix upon my head tue Po"e'
with winch the, Invested me.
Ent let n, not pfeoccupy ourselves WIN
difficulties which, no doubt have no pt"pa
b,l,ty let Us MAINTAIN the Eepun''e. !"
,,euaces nnbndy. and may, rra-surc every
h,1v Under IL, banner ! wish to lnausn
rate anew an era Of oblivion and e'ne"'a
tion and call without distinction on h''
those who wish to cooperate Win me w
forwarding the public good.
Providence. which has hitherto 50 Nls'h'
bl...ed NV excftious, vii not leave IT. ""'S
unfinished II viii animate us WIN msm
ration. and give us the wisdom ana power
necessary To consolidate an order oi 'h'"e'
which will insure the happiness OF our coun.
tr, and the reposc ot Europe.
F [O.reat applause followed these words
GRr,r TLoop-l.os. OF Lifg Am IN
nr<.rptsrRrtIoN OF PRuPERrN .- RUS
burr. Apul 10 On Saturday last the head
water OF the \lrghany and Non"neah''
commenced Using; the batter ut Browns
VIII. Yesterday morning.. rose At the arphl
ling rate Of two feet per hour Vt futs
burr last uisht. at 10 O'Clock, the tNt'
commenced rising Mt the rate % iuchos
per hour. increasing dnrug the night wlt'
nncNnmpI-d rapidly THIS morning the
marks ON the piers OF Munon lahrla nfld 90
were covered, the river having reached 81
feet. and swelling at the raie OF : nchr'
per hour The water hy the mark pn"t f.
within Il feet 10 niche, ol the flood ol l>32
and a. the liver i, rapidly advancing, It j.
feared the prescott ilpod wiil even exceed
tina, Of l>32 The river has been fl'tn.
since Friday night aud almost incessan
rains continue to swell thg torrent. >rv
-r,I RAFT, have been bestowed The Nile
ghauy nudge piers aud aquednc, have beet
seriously htukrn. number Of men "er'
seen on part, ct rats floating down, AN
duuhrlrs, many lives have been los
rat without sweeps struck Nechnni'
street bridge, SCATTERING the p'ris. and al
ON heard we're lost. Thousands or peop
lined the shore. who witnessed III" sceu'
unable to give any assistance. ltagmeh
of a raft. with one man ON Il, d. itcd dow
the torrent. aud managed to escape the tw'
upper bridges, but struck against o" II
Clair street bridge. The intrepid HaVisn
tor, seelng the danger, dropped tn" steer
ing oar, took runnlDg jump, cleared To
fragment of the broken timber. and allIhtc'
on the pier, amid the shouts oi .pcctatnr'
cool, renalking to those ON the hris
who assisted him q" \ preu, light ~ i''et
IL the lower part OF tllethany cay the
are moving their furniture into b'n''
IL piu.burgh. the dwellings, alonI th
river are also submerged The merchant
of Water street are moving their goods T.
the upper stories The liver below Is over
flowing. Great destruction aud dIstrcs
must occur,
The wall of the curve Of the Ohio an'
penus, lyauia Rnihoa near Beaver, snu|
one foot. and fear. are entertained that
will tall IN, thus stopping the tayel Oh tn
railroad for some time.