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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

that Gen. \valo>, the Meylcan commands
ant At Nutamo'ns. has been implicated ~
the p,inripnl author of til. late "a'f"r's
p.rp.lral,d 90 the American citizens ~ oia'
aua ter. The baud nj outlaws VII" have
l"'pel,at.d these oulrsges. such ~ me
massacre OF Tanpncuas the Il ing '''o Tho
STEAMER Comnnchr. BE-, have finally been
routed hy the Aicaldr oi Reyn"sa. and
their commander, \ lllnreal, has Reluctantly
been compelled 10 deliver up his commas
SION. signed by Avnlos, which, 1t appears
i cari, blanche In a tribe OF barharoos
aud property of American citizens 1eid'
State G0seHe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

Convent N OF the Union marty ol
Georgia was In have been held a, Milledy.
VILE on the 18th inst, for the purpose nj
considering the nominations for Pre.iden,
aud Vice '.ea''en' wade by tho Dem.
cratic and wing parties, and to determine
hat action should he taken In relation Ia
lle Residential election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

MuRpEg.--N, learn hat difficulty Occult
red day or two since II, Houston between
Mr. Ruunrll- and Mr. Ilansbofo, nephew oil
Gov Bell, IN which the latter was shot down
and di.d IN a ,hor, time, and the former r.
cci,rd severe stab IN the shonldcr from =
bowie snii. in the hands of the latter W.
l.arn that in'oXleniion was the cause OF W.
difficulty II was drunk and had 'n'unra
Mrs Il, for whrh Mr. x. sho, him. h"'h
parties were wealthy aud respectable. 1rr"
excitement prevaihd in consequence OF Wv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24
IN. following 10 the setter referred /.

The following 10 the letter 'eferr.d d.
day o, two since in our ,el-grsphir a.
,,,ch.s We TAX. il from the Nn,o,.
iu,ell,y,nc.r Of the 9Th inst. Pic.
WA.u,NoroN, Jnly, =, 1852
To prevent all mistake and nisappr.h..
sion. we. the undersigned Members Of Ca.
cr.ss, adopt this method al making Ions
statement To our constituents, re-ISc,w,l
aud Ia all Who may take an interest IN n.
.oh,.r,. that we cannot aud will no, ",
nort ten. Scott for the Presidency, A.
now siaud, before the American people. "a,
/ TIE following amongst other reasons:
he oh.;inaielv refused up Ia the Tin.
of nj. nomination. TO give ma, public ous
,nu ,u favor 81 that series al n.asuf,, !
,h, Inst longres. known "a the co,np,n
mis-. tine permanent maintenance ol which
with n. i, u question "i paramount lmpo,
lance Nor ha. he since his noniinao.
mad, ANY declaration oi his apprc~ai n
those mrasn,,s Il. hoal adjustment Of Ii.
issues ~ controversy.
1t i, tn. ia, resolutions of the ronves
ton that nunnatcd him are as clear ani
n. explicit upon HIS question ~ need he
hui Gen Scu.l IN his letter at arcept,ncs 4
Witch contains all tbst We have from In,
ON that matter. does not give them the A.
pro,nl of bus Juddgmeu', This he seen,
studlnu.ly Ia have av"ld.d. Tie arc.u,
IL. nomination With III, resolution, an.
urx,d" lha, l., he takes the uominsia,
cyli og,re. rs AN individual takes an estate
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

0~TAt the tec-n, term nf the District
Court IL san An,onlo. seven p.tsons were
convicted and sentenced to the peni,cn,lary
Six Of them we're Spaniard-, aud one ne
gro. Three OF the men were found guilty
Of murder in the second degree. two If
mansaughter, two for horse stealing. and
one for rape
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

II We are requested to state that NJ.
Drvori, Dancing Master from Paris, and
who teaches all the late gallopadc-, contra
dances, quadr le-, wultzes, and polkas, pro-
poses to take up school in Marshall in few
weeks. II. j. highly recommended by our
Shreveport friend, a,a gentleman who IN.
ton. A. he propose also To teach good
manners, We expect to ENJOY Ourselves sery
much in Shreveport the next time We have q
chance OF visiting that place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24
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,,,,, of J,rk.on, No. hid been f.ceh'lN
.or,ly afflicted with chol-rs The '"i'""
49,, u..r to the st Lofts lulnn ewes the
n,5.,,ul,r. OF tn, distressing mortality
(Arl GiRARprt toiNH
June III, 1882
On SATURDAY night, the l2ih hist ne
gro hall came off at Jackson, the c"n"lN
Son, at tin, county, at which vast cot,
.ou,.. Of cnlnrrd people from TIL. aud ad
inning counties assembled and ndnis"h VI
over, luxury of the sea.ons, Within Tue"
me-. Of obtaining. The night was excess
,y,ly warm. snd the apartments occupied
said to be- badly ventilated. and contiguous
10 an accumulation OF filth, uausealu L N
the extreme
The palirs dispersed ia due time, and On
Sund.,, they mostl, returned !" th'" re-
.nertiy, homes No bad consequences
~ ,r, ,I,y.lnged uutil about noon on Won
d,y iollpN ,ng, whcn almost every one eho
had been at til. ball, though scattered +"
different pn;uts, uV.r at hast a thousand
.ouaf, mile. nj Territory, and embracing
.,il and locaii,n ol EYER, variety peculiar
To- til. pat ri the STATE. was attacked Win
symptom, ot the ch"era,
So Tar. the malady WAS confined to col
Ord ,,rsons, with the exception ct "A IT,"
whites vhn I'd asH ted ~ cooking lor
tl,e l,al. ~ had partak,n al the Sland- pre-
-, Almost over, ,n.,. terminated
r,'t,. ,,.,.t.ll, within twenty taur hours
after t,e attack. aud lnva'nhlN character.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

OF The Mobile Tribune gives the par
'cuars ct the rayases Of the A'Iatic tho
bora recent, an board the steamship Phtla.
drlphn Dot Of the whole number of pas
seugrf., 'ibout 300 forty two died aud
seventeen were down with the disease.
onlt two oi the PERSONS attacked recover
3D. and it was believed that two persons
oaly ou, Of the seventeen would recover.
The di.cn.i. was the most ylrulent type oi
A'lllic cholera, generally terminating fatal
Is within three 10 iv. hours after the at
tack Two or three medical gentlemen
We're aboard, but with all their art they
could dc nothing III arrestlug the disease.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

Washington Secrest was shut and almost
Instantly Killed. in Columbus, Colorado
county, on the 2lst inst. lay MIR Tnylor.
The parties had been engaged in a quarrel.
and >.crest followed Ta,lor To his house
and shot a, him, when Taylor returned the
Are with fatal effect Jeras State Gas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

or The Music School oi Frof Sum
II August. The rapidty with which thi,
gon'eman impans instruction, and the
uanier Of good shrolars he has turned
oaf. and who are at the same time keel
iaal performers, aud well ,ers.d in the
heny " sic. are his recommendations
10 ,nlllc fasnf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

OF The Au,l rent outfages have again
commenced IN New York 4 company ol
msn Disguise! ~ lndinns, recently visited
the house of u NJ Nming, in Rensselaer,
county, aud after mulilatng his horses.
murdered a Mr Wat, who had gone out
in company with Winnings son to expostu
late with the marauders.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

AS USroRTvNAfr Arr,iR.-.-We learn
that on Sunday las, a shocking affair came
of IN Shelby couuir. \ ,onng man
named Ballsr4. snot his si.ter.in law ana
;.,sro man, and then blew his ,wn brains
out We understand that Ill the parties
died instantly, We have not vet learned
the cause Of this lamentable occurrence
Naeogdockrs Chronicle
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

.4-ii... q. tNat 1851 H,
we stand by with folded arms, taking 40
iuterv.i IN the te.ult' It il true that the
democratic party, lnf s'ason, len the
beaten track of prmciple and .nccuwbrd
/, the federal Influences las which they have
beeu surrounded II Is equally true Tia, a
number OF the prominent men ol the party
eutritalu opinions At variance with the cher.
lshpd convictions ui our States Rgnts
friends but as Ia party, Ibis can 40 longer
bee sad rs a party, It has placed Is,ll
upon IN elevated platform 40 opposition 10
ani,irism and to federal entertainments
and cStmyngance A. patty, it occupies
ptoudrr, \ more noble position tu Ia, thar
it has ever assumed ,lnrp the DAYS uf JET
ie,son Il is an cGorr, bold aud cninenty
prai,ewof'h,, To establish q untl"ual patty r.,
the palladium Of which Shall bee the consli
tuition and the light, OF the States For
one, We are Wiling 10 engage ia the work.
and to lend II Whatever ability We may
possrss " hide there is lie there i, hope :,
and while state. Rights patty eau bee
ralscd aud maintained IN the couutry. there
IS reason To anticipate that the good old
ship ol state viii yet survive the storm,
with which It Is bes.t II tfiu.pplaant IN
the contest. we will have succeeded in
building np a constitutional party, coesteu
,lve with the mon; If defeated. We w,ll
have established union in the South. with.
out which all future efforts are likely to be
AS unavalliug ~ those Of the past.
Thus much Of the nominations and the
reasons which should induce ~ to sustain
them. In conclusion, we are ers,ihed to
State that the action of the Ratification
Meeting on Monday, evlpced unanimliy
Of sentiment aud feeling, aud demonstrated
that Harrson county will give an over
whelmng vote IN November next in favor
Of Pierce and King
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24
Marshall Univcrsity.

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AexsswieAgasan

We have received the June number Of
the Democratic Review. 1t contains sew
,ral interesting articles. Among Others
q" Eighteen Iiund ed and F'y two, and the
/ Gaming Man" General scott-Iriun'ph
of the Rr.u-ectinpis,.. The Neutrality
Liquor Legislation Nuoiher thap
ter an the Maine l.sw." The trlsis in
Eo,ope - No two -- Intervention Of the
ni,.d state Ac. &c We have not
read an these articles. and are therefore,
unprepared to speak Of their merits Such
as We have read however. are written
with more direcines. aud With all the force
and elegance which distinguish the compo
sliions Of the erratir. but talented editor
who pre.ides over tins periodical Ihr
Review b. emh.lIi he'd With portrait al
Gen. Pierce. whom the editor tbiuk' Is the
very man de.cnbet by him in previous A.
iirlc.. aud ~ ich, It will be rcmemb' red
created ,urh letmeut IN Congress aud
The county,
W. have also before us the New Or
lean. Medical AID Surgical Journal II i
flied with the usual amount Of interesting
reading matter l. : edited hy "a FbY'l
eian ol talent. and the numerous c"nmn
alcaiions IL contains are written hs lh"
most eniaenl nL,.irAus Of the South and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

lr An anil.Sco,t meeting Of the Wigs Of
New York va, held pn the l7t'l INST Re-o-
luton. wcte adopted to rail convention
wiuou, regard 10 retty. 10 nominate MI
Webster. aad arpounga committee To drat'
an adlrc., 10 hl, friend. "a tie setefal states.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

OF The Red River Republican, pub.
li.hed at Aleyaudria, SAYS
The \acosdoches tIeSasl Chronicle oi
the 26ih alt. SAYS the tniire oat crop OF
that country J.. rcuatk alh fine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24
rAs Rasiae atssa Nee ting sn Monday.

On Monday lss, we had n meeting IN
Msrshal Of the Democrats OF "ar''s""
county. The number present was not as
large a. we desired. bot WAS su'iiri'u'l, 81"
to he called respectable. The preamble
and resolution. adopted will be found Re
another column. Wrh.l,avs they are such
a, viii meet the appreciation 81 our friend.
generally at last such of them a. intend
ed taking part in the Presidential cam
paisn.
The meeting developed the fact that the
democratic nominees will command the sup.
port Of the democracy. With very few escep'
lions, md tina, those who are at present stand
ing aloof, will be with u. 10 short time
as soon IS they shall have learned that the
States Rights Convention Of Alabama has
not nominated opposing candidates We
do not thin X that that convention, composed
A. it v,ll be-. OF iuielliren, aud patriotic
gentlemen viii adopt course 50 suicidal
t. the interest. Of the couniry There "a
not. IN our opinion. m, thing IN the present
aspect Of ailairs Ia warrant the states
Rights patty ir holding separate organi'
1ation. On the contrary there = every
reason to induce STATE, Rights men--h"ih
wings a4d democrat. TO affiliate With the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

~. ar authsrit~i 80 annnnufH Col ItN'a7'J JeH-
,,ss. * Henderson kusk namiy a' randri'r if
The ta,e- 81 Attorney General Cd tie state ct ivAA-
tlrs son "a August next.
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Far AftarnrY 0nnoral.

Eer z . NiW- "a 0lUI0InI' lNT NJ 0lIFf "
~ Treasurer ~ fhr ensuing Augtsi ric'iHn.
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Presented to the Board, received, and or
dered to be printed
JAMss 4. SIMPSON, Ssereiarv.
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The daily union., 1852-04-15


Thus the British tonnage entered the United States from
England and her dependencies has actually declined while
the American tonnage from the same places has increased
But this increase applies to Canada and the British islands
To The colonies there decline OF one ha and the trade
with the West Indies corresponds with the declining state
OF hose fourishipg islands The result Of the work
Ing Of the eerade has thus proved in all respects
beneficial the countries which have approached IT, in
spect OF the shipping interest ITSELF well in regard
the great of producers and who have been
much in the cheap spoaon OF that which
they sell well Of that which they buy As we have
above the shipping oil France United States and
Great Britain has increased from IL 327 396 Ia l7e
22o Under the supposon that this is worth 500
per average, the capital invested in shipbuildng in
the three counties will reach nearly O00 and
the exports Of the three countries are 500 0o0 the
OF the shipping which is about 20 and
increase in proportion to the work which has 10 do
There is fair amount OF business being done in
the city and although prices low the amount Of sales
for the spring will probably be large last year by
reason tho increased quantities sod and this nowiih-
standing the importations have been less. The manu-
actures are, Of them doing good business well
for internal consumption for export The demand for
produce has been considerable checked by the
ncement weather, and cotton, under drain Of large
nued receipts is quite dull Flour for export the north
oil Europe, in requests but the receipts large sales
straight State, 81 81 - 55 Ohio via New Orleans 81 so
81 81 Rye hour So So Corn meal, S3 81 Wheat for
export l05 white southern freely taken 65 81
white. Pork is better and active at an advaace-say
SI7 rs, new mess Butter, western 2la27. Wool is lower
sales fleece 29h 81 The stock heavy in the county
There Is good demand for sterling bills but the supply
is considerable, and rates lower, closing 81 81 fancs
b.25 $40 The demand for stocks foreign account
supplies the market with bills in aid Of the produce bills
The receipts Of gold from California and Of funds from the
interior Increasing the abundance of money, and stu
y tho croakcs OF the Herald and Tribune, who have
months been predicting speedy and lmitcs ruin to all
creation and the "rest OF mankind" The discount lines
Of the New York city banks have increased considerably
also their deposes, and many dealers for
money per cont daring the Speculation
scquenty continues to develop itself The quotations OF
he to.dav as
The daily union., 1852-04-15

Ii will be remembered that the Hon. Daniel Webster, In
his reciprocity speech at Baltimore in lSi3 assumed, as
fact that other nations could carry cheaper than the United
States, and consequently that in system Of equal privi
eges those other nations would absorb all the trade throw
ing the United States tonnage employ That assump
ton based upon the old fus,an about for
egn pauper laboas il the fact that labor is the cheapest
countries where IL s not protected Is not conclusive
proof manufacturing protection is abor-oppression
Mr. Webster kens a reciprocity treaty with snch coun
y fable Of the cock and the horse travelling together
and entering upon mutual agreement not to tread on each
other. Well, may suppose England is the horse and
United States the cock Nevertheless since the year in
which Mr.. Webster spoke the United States tonnage has
increased TONS and British tonnage lOOo 900 tons
that to saw greater number OF United States
tons United States in 1851 than of British ton
mage entering Great Britain in 1913. Our maritime COM
merce but six years behind that OF Great BRIAN Let
take table of :be tonnage entering Great Bfaln
distinguishing United States tonnage.
The daily union., 1852-04-15
General Scott In New York.

The Albany State Register of Monday last thus re-
fers TO the late movement OF the wings of the New
York legislature in favor OF General Scott:
The SoorT oAUcus,-Tbe names of the whig member.
Of the legislature who voted in for
luton still withheld Why II Is stated that fifty voted
for IL, and that have since actually concued
This is disputed, and should be glad have the
names published.
We observe that journals distance are publishing
the Of the the unanimous decision Of the
whg members of the legislature of New York in favor OF
General Scott and looks IL this impression had been
intended be conveyed, by the manner in which the
result officially promulg gated by its officers. However
this may be, is There eghy.one
whig members OF the Legislature OF these fifty voted In
the resolution and against IL and IL is said
by Mr. Hodges in his card, that others have
CURED in i-making ffy-seven in favor and leaving
twenty-three who either sbsen did all
Thus will be that upwards Of third of the wbg
delegation represented by the action of the
caucus .~t. ~ ses#H.
The called only FOR the purpose, osensby,
OF selecting State delegates the National Convention
Some OF the members with whom have converscd de-
clare they had heard OF any other object, did
they expect any other The Scott resolution suddenly
and unex expcctedly introduced and in alto
gether courteous towards those who prepared to
vote for II the real object Of the had been
stated and known il would have given lime and oppor-
nty for deliberate action the discussion, II not adopted,
OF resolutions similar those adopted in the late Pcnnsy
vania whig State convention which nominated General
Scott and tho benefit of full and fsr vote OF tho entire
delegation.
The daily union., 1852-04-15
Sales To-Day.

uAIUA RIE Farm near Washington at Public Auc-
tion-WIl be at public auction, on Thuday
The 18Th day of April ns O'clock the auction
ofJAS MCGUIRE that most desirable tract Of land or arm
county mile ceek short distance
Of the Washington turnpike road and east
about three miles from the Long Bridge and
twoa and a half ffromA Aexandria, containing 23O acres
The wood and arabic anda large portion OF the
latter being beautifully the creek, and well adapted
purposes of agriculture, especially g meadow well
canal the road and the river
would furnish wishing farm in the
of beautifully located, conspcu
the hills Is nnc
and commanding extensive view Of large
Potomac and adjoining country
The divided into two farms OF lis acres
each both with sites, woodland and lowlaDd.
settling in the neighborhood
. 'cialIy called to this arm =.
the balance In one two thre our nve
and sx bearing interest from the day OF SALE Tin
paid semi annua and the whole to be secured by
deed Of trust the property
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