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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

Next fellows the reports OF the commit
tees on Routes. ,u.
The first is signed by A. liotchk'ss,
chairman. THIS report issors the cons'tuc
tinn OF great central railroad running
rom List to West. ne nearly on the me
TIA. 3aI degree of North latitude rs pfacu'
c,hl, This route is intended to connect
grand chain oi railroads throughout the
state. ard is intended as the continuation
.l the treat road tha, Is destined To- cons
meet the Atlantic aud Pacific oceans.
X u Mill. appcnds y remark AT the con
elu.ion ta,oring 81 much OF this report IA
recommends the Als'er and op'iousas
railroad
Next comes another report on Routes,
si,nrd b, Soley. trayei s. aud Randolph,
oppos.d t. the construction oi great cen
tral road. aud advocating the construction
ri Railroad, throughout the State 10 ter
inmate an the null.
On motion the majority repor, oi the
eomnllte. IN and means. wa, taken
from the table b.. acted on serid'tm.
The first proposition, alter discussion,
was ou motion rejected.
/ Hood OF Cherokee, offered The fol
lowing ~ 4 substitute ior the second pt"Po
>ltion. uhirh was r,ud aud rejected, NJ;
\ general laAn law by which the state
shall loan To Railro,d companies the sum
al 40 600 Tor each s,cli0u OF ten NILS
that A., compan, may complete, provided
that III, state u all cases serDre tie lay
ment al such loans and reasonable inter-
,,t thereon y, lieus on the roads and other
property belonging To companies, aud III 1t
nu rompnuy nf companies receive any loan,
oi,ly as they may complete sections oi ten
miles
The second proposition WAS then on mo
ticn ndopttd
rhpdud fourth and 9Th propositions
Wrra ou moiiou srter,ily adopted
\ ] llund of thetukce, offered the f'l
lowing substitute tar the sixth proposition
which VAS REJECTED VI;
lhn the bnuus Ia bands now Offered or
that m,Y be- hereafter Offered To Railroad
companies be increased to III sections per
mile, provided that certificates issue to com
uanirs only after aud rs sections al 10 nles
of road may be completed aud also Prov
dcd that al companies which may recriv,
such hands, be required to sell the same
Within ten wears after the date at which Ger
tdcates may he issued.
The sixth proposition WAS then on motion
adopted.
I he seventh proposition was on motion
rejected and the following offered an'
adopted ia It's stead
Ke@iuc3 That the commissioners VIII
open books of subscription to any Railroad
be- authorized 10 receive Subscriptions, %
which portion not exceeding tH per cent
may be paid IN lshor or materials IA Tia,
construction Of the Road
Ga motion, the convention adjourned un
I'll to morrow at : q clock.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

The New ! OK papers ol the 6d eoUtaiu
Mll particular, Of another ten5 Ic steam
boat accident The steamer Reindeer es.
pIoded on the Hudson river opposite Bristol
Tie report Of the explosion was heard lor
several miles up aud down the river The
slcame" was supposed to De on hrc after
the fearful explosion, which addyi To the
ca#sternaiion Of the surviving passengers.
The scenes that followed were heart rend>
ing. The dead were picked up and convey.
ed to the warehouse Of Me.srs Kellogg Il
Co. on the wharf At this ,ime seateh WAS
made Tor the wounded bv their friends and
citizens OF the village Those eft the pass
engcr, scaiied were found IN the after cabin
ia great agony, with the skin dropping
from their bodies and many of 'hem at the
point of death from inbalmg the steam
Those IN tins condition died shortly AFTER
Fathers, mothers. brothers. aud sisters were
weeping at their losses or praying for the
safety of relatives.
There was 40 list of passengers Sup
posed To bee about - ID on board, over 80 Of
these were scalded 20 of whom were Kill
ed or died
o. We publish, by request Of 6ieud.
the following lines from a neat ltilo volume
entitled the poems of Josci,u, they are,
we think, very ingcuiously and pret,ily
written, and the ieici,ious manner ia which
III. IDEAS are expressed, ARE o ly cqualvd
by tue meti, OF the compliment
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

CArrraE or WlLD G,xa.-Alf Br.
net 'n'o'msus' that a wild gi,l was captu'''
last week IN the woods back Of Colun'hA
" lew mil above ,hi. city. She was =
observed climbing trees with \ rspidity osv
'qo"lled by monkey. Capt. M'CnIlosf
win large party, went out to caps"
this singular being. and after great nos'S,,
succeeded in doing So; when they lea''''
from the incoheren' expressions. thss =
had been luoatic in the Asylum. At "
lunbus. whence she escaped some mon'e'
since. and had lived in II. woods. sshs'''
lnc upon nn,s and roots. - Gin. Commences
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

WHOA ". Henry Of the Tyler Telegraph
can Gad the citizen OF smith county VINO
.av. tia, we edited a Wing paper en- Lou
i.iana; or the one who told him that ~e
had from dye to twenty papers returned
throuuh lie rn.t Office each Wccs ~ When
he can name a man who ever contributed
a dollar to graiui,ou.ly aid 'bc Republican,
or when be is prepared TO accept a wager
that h,s subscription h., is as lUge - oof'.
mr. the annual duos Of his office corr" With"
81 900 Of those OF the Republican,, of
when be- can fad a single aftr.r ~ cd" Re
pubiican that advocated immediate scces
sion. he viii redeem b.. character for se'
racity. &od. whom IT, account. for THE
freak Of plagiAritiug temperance speech
,nr publishing It ~ D., own, be- vii satisfy
the curiou. uul those are done we stal'
con. der him unworthy of further notice
80 long al. contest IS carried on 10
legitimate manner. Ne are not aversc 10 us
continuance But when al personal res.
pert i. forgotten. aud lalseho'd, bhck
guariism. and abuse usufp the paceaoi ruth
aud eenul'y. It - ume COR s man who has
any regard tor hi, reputation. - retire rom
the coe,e.t Such is she ease So the present
instance. 50 lar "a the TYLER Telegraph Is
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SnrLsyviLLr, Tvsu


~" ~ I"N 'H'
Am a plrnter Of humble preteusion.
and have read with hvsl, interest N
many Wonderful stories which have her
going the r"unds during the pr.s.nt ~,
son about tall core, L,'ge corn. etc. IN
principal par, Of my farm living in h,
ho'tnw | unprecedented much nnno, arc,
and Devastation tom the genus coon. 1a
apprehension Increased Ms nav fac coY
grew rapidly into maturity When the can
were well formed Tor roasting. | sailed nd
to see what sign of the slv coon | cow
hno 'hiagIue nav surprise aud pl-asgr
when found 'hesH buried here and ,her
aud u large ear q. corn lying ov,r them Il.
so many monuments over the dead | soa
saw how It WAS The much dreaded yr
m'n's had gone up the tall slender stalks srl
cut "n the latge tender ears which hror
"t' liz" ella, piir stems aud falling on u
too lrcan'lnus c""ns performed Ia. douis
office oi doctor aud sexton killing I'd
bu',ng them at the same instant.
Most respectfully, your OBJ, serv't
II. tsssss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

or There was n largo attendance A,
the Democratic Barbecue at Jefferson. y,s
terday. Speeches were made by Judge l.
ID. Evans, $. +. Moseley. and Gen J. p
Henderson The Barbecue was excelleu,
and tho speeches lorcible and convineinr
We shall give inll particulars in our mex,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

o. The Auslip Gazette contains an nc.
CONT of revolution ~ the territory OF
New Mexico, and the formation OF a new
Republic. The Gazette contains n copy OF
the constitution adopted, by the revolution.
ISIS The Gazette says that the Information
which has been received Of lhl, movement
comes to 1t with responsible signature at
,ached
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

OF Attorney General Allen, in a com.
muuIca,ion published IN the Austin State
Gazette. gives it as his opinion. !hst All
ton in 1853. Is absolutely Indispensable"
aud AZ the Senate failed to do this at It's
las, session. " the existing necessity Tor an
nllotmen, of the Senators, constitutes, Of A.
SELF necessay tor coarca as The Legis.
idfure."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

"''' - =, ...,,.,,,,,,
F" P"A"e ,n - Is,,
"E ~ ''''''"y' '''f' -.4..l.
be convention W., ''''' -,
''I v. ''',,''" " 80 n.'l.. a..
l'e'' ~ -. -, ,l.roaee.
'"'ifuiAh, ",' y ...,.,,,,.
Ah' J" II. "os'''' "
~ Secretaries =, = cl.occ, 81,
-" h'"''",' ., WI -, 49,. o..
Lame stone Tue ''l'g'''S -. "a
1A",''" 20 '"''' '''''' 80. IT,. r.,,,
losing ue'Fs''es cane ',' " , ,.'..'a. ,.L,
AH"'fs'n ,'H''y 10 T. 4 Nj
bia'N"t.r w ~. W IN. "a u
.1fI' \. J.. Me' iufe' d. 2" No, n'o,..,'. !
h"e''s' y ~ 80" ~ T. ,.,,r..,.,,
II Reagan J." " DA','' - ~ r..,a,
Is fnS No l., ,, 4 "
-
''. n, "a III. f. u Wade.
a. - - !, T. ~. T. " r,uu..n.
- n'", III {, pod.nu. ".
=, :, - y , R,a.d,l.. \
49, <.t.,..l VI n,,fc,l
~, n II ~ 81 n,niI.
IL. ~,
,gIr.,t,, James Sorlrs
yL,a},et,4 - ID, l.. " GRAY, W. II.
Martin. { Is N..rdilh
JLns,,, j VI Hal. Geo f. Moore :
! Nller ". uBlaolor. {. II Randolph
Ji,r-a,5a W r u Ward
y,mes,ooe John T. Clancy
UrI,aaog - VI. Stevens. 4 1 Goode.
X. + Blocker. 4 J isaus, l. } t'u'irv
lacoedact,s ". T. oemltrce. g. ".
Pace. \ ilotcbh.ss. {. : laNlor
Narario 4 q Ndls. " Croft J. y.
Hicks
Panoia llenf, lNke.
kph r. VI IIseus, II y. Dance.
SJ5He VI {. tfas, Il NrL'sk ~, J.
II Sp.i4Ht.
i0a /aHt.-=Iames tolihorp
o. motion ol II lu. W. {. Henry, OF
t herokee county, II was
R,wlrcd, That committee OF one drl
agate from each cnnntl represented ~ tis
convention be appointed lay the chair, to
report permanent officers, AID code at
rulers, ini the government oil me e"uvrh'
tioH, aud al.o the no Hbcr oi votes To hr al
lowed To each county represented hcrcin,
and rcppft th" sauv 10 the conversion Ia
oue hour
Nlwrup7n the chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen sad committee, via; }.
T. CuNrus, Anderson county, W {. Hen.
~, Cherokee; y VI Harlnfd, DALAI; VI
/. DauiJ, lr"estoue, James SoflrY, t'd
weston; { Il Nrujth. lltntersoai \
Miller. II custom, W x. u Ward. Harm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

A firm faith is the best divinity; roos
BE ~ hest philosophy; a clear conseieoc.
Use BEST law honesty the best policy, and
tsmo raaas H. best ns1','ne
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

>tpt'Wbrt -. l~bs,
The convention WAS called to order bv
the President roll called quorum present
Ga motion the minority report oi the
committee un WAYS and means. made hy
the delegate from Galveston, was taken
from the cable, wberrupon. \. Evans. Of
Nclennan county offered the following
resolution, VIZ.
Rnoirsd That this convention il not
prepared tn sanction such system of in
trrnal Improvements as 5 set forth in the
minority report OF the committee on WAYS
aud means, signed 10y the delegate from
talyeslnr. but rccounrud that - stem to
the careful consideration at the STATE
\ call It the counties being made the
resolution was adn,'trd hy TIE lo'lWiug-
Cherokee > Galveston 1 Hons
ton 3, Harrison I; Limestone , NcL.n
nat 2; Navarro 3 \acogdochcs 1, Pa.
mol, 3, l,ask 3 Sabine 3 Van Zaudt >
Us
NAYS anderson 1 Freestone 2, Hen
d,rson , ; Rock 3-ll
". Il. Dchlltrce, oi \acogdoches, offer.
ed the following resolution, VIZ:
ReSoircd. | hat It Is the sense Of ,hi. con
veu,,on that the Irs,.g,tur. of tb;. >,,,.
,ti,sp.,ts.s.i,u f.,ll.i mr. ,..,,,I.., .,,i,,,,
to the prople the proprirty ct amending
the 3 II section of atlcle al IL. cousti>
tuition OF the state oi Texas. So a, Ia 81 Ike
out the following word, from said sertii,r
land In. Stat. shah ro, Il. man, ,,,,., 81
tb. stock ar nrop-rty l,,lonpi,,,, +, ,,,y ,.o,
por.rl,,n"
4 rull for the co,,n,i e.. be,ny m,d.. ,b.
resolu,,on wa. ,dontcJ bv ,b. t,llnvin,,
yo,..,iz:--
A,r,--Ch,rokee I; Trecstone Hen
de,.ou >. uou,tou !. Harrison 4 ~.
Lehman =. Limestone . \,r,,dorh.s +.
\,,,,ro.. C.ly..,on 1. p.noI, =. S,l,,a.'
3; Ru,k Van Z.ndt . ii
\Ns \nd.rs,ni s'h.,,L.. JIo,s
ton ,; Navarro /; D,lasa--II
NJ ttof, b,.tnp called nm .dd,.ss.d tia.
co, v.nti,n in an .l,on.,,t m..,,,.r
On motion The convention adjourned un,
ut O'Clock. =. VI
Inc convention met pursuant to adjourn
hen'
. l.. ravens ~ Adirfson, INTRO 'uc.d
Tue following resolution VIZ:
heS'fech That It Is the sense Of this
,''''''"''',' '"' - Is ''Ni'v'''"' 70 '"inHe
" ''',' W "'' ''"" >" ~ I" ""'"
'"' "''"'''' !" any
,.'t W. ''' F''Po'u VI ''''""'s '"'e''
"' IMPROVEMENTS
...,i, Wv ''''''''''' W."
''' 'o'''"''s ,"'
l.. -. ,.''" '"'',"'' D"''
'"' - ''""s'"" o. N''a''" ID
800. r ,"''"" n"e'"N'e o. ifee'
d.,s,,ao -. I ,,aas,o'., ne"
ysrr"I. \"a".st,I ,''","a va
&. s.hi,. a. San Y..'n . "'o an o. "o'S
On uo,inp ,h,. ,n','',,.
norris o, III. co,no,,,,la -, """ "''"'., 's
ken from the table. wbereunon Wr prince
of Nacogdoch,s offered m. following res.
olulons, which we're on motion adopt.d
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IL The Hon wv u. o. utLiHtt,
PfcsDtcW II ne Contention
lou committee. To- whom wAs referred
the resolution directing thcm to rr"p"sr'
Ter the consideration OF the convention, tht
way, and means tor the prosecution "l u
ss,tem Of Internal Improvements lh ihlS
late. recommend to the tN"tahir cnnsid
Grafton oi the convention, tue iol owing
propositions, w
1t \ general aud uni"rm charter IA"
tar the state, under when ANY company
desulng Ia construct a lultpad, uaN 40 any
inns organize and commence TIE ""th.
- \ Grue'al loaa l", "y "b'rn the
State shall loan tn railroad computes one
lhttd ct The cost oi tar srtrii roads, I"
the extent OF the means va the Ntdir u'as'
urv, with the !'nitatpn ;hat u" COMPANY
shall receive more tban lnhr Thousand cot
lars from the State Tor the construction "l
any one mile at road the Legislature To
determine the rate OF interest un such loan,
and the STATE to be secured Ito the payment
"' ptlnctp" ana interest hN ""iS"Ee o''
the t"ute todd anu "Ae"'"''s u NV CUM
phHN
81 hat Three millions "l "niafS' or an
The means that may remain Va 'he tale
treasury AFTER TUE pay ,he"' ~ V'e l'"'"'
drht' over anu above "hH' may ~ "'''s
'"fv 10 meet tue cure" 'AP'N'"' "l wv
state government be appropriated ~ IL"
trtrhhl improvement lu"u' one H'l' 20 ''
expended 200 TIE faster" "nd ihe htI nan
"a The Ne''ern "hgfe's'"''' "'s0'' T.
an mat Tue Legislature '' r'i','''a 70
10 .,.,a ,G'' 7',,,..,;,,,.'.s,,v
H., t.,,,i,..i 5.,ll,r.
1t ,,,,,.,,,, IL, ,,,.. S,.,,,, sl,l
I.l.,;.J i.il.'.,.J a. u.. s,,.t,. t.y
La -, an,,, a.. Mani ,f th, Stat,
Internal Improvement fund
9TH That the Legislature he requested
to pass a law authorizing any county Ia
,hi. state to lew \ county Internal ma.
praerlrent tax of not less than one trnth ol
one per cent ~ H'"'g "' tN"''''"' ~ Tue
81; d., a.. ~, ,t,..
hands ~, the holders, a right 20 the amount
"i -'o's c''''d i"r "h IN" 'Hcr "' ih' receipt
~ the W"'N l" WIG" II NAY "' ""'e"'
9Th. That the bonn, 10 lands NOW offered
ar /" be offered 10 railroad companies ln
this STATE. be sixteen sections 20 the u''le "i
road tHlt, Hud tNa' TINS bonus br increase
~ value ~ authorizing any iMli"hd t"inih'
ny ~ any time alter they shall have surveyed
aud ascefialn"d the iensth ct HE f"ad tn"N
design t" hGud, u survey th' number "'
sections OF baud to which they would he en-
titled upon the completion 7i such ROAD b.,
Vl'tu" ct cr'lhrh'es' Nh'ru '''Uhea'eS s"a''
show upon Their tee p'at th'N are NOT 'anN
ierahlr, ana shaii >""'eN 40 "''e l" Tue ian"
they cover uuui paten'S are Issued other
Than rlsht To h"id 'he lana Resolve" I'""
appropriation bN "'hefs' u"i' sue" f"hu can
he completed. me f"ans 10 h' competed
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-,
TO the people o. ''A 'e"'"S so'tA L |
claims OF tue "c'o" " wv: so"vent.sa.
The rrrsoe"' "Pi'"'"'eu we 'ollovn
gentlemen ."'u eo'',''', =, ". Lkcs
w. u W 'o".'', """' "eorysE
"oofe. jams '','y, ''"' Reagan, III
~ M"'ef' ~ . '.o'"'' w. .iAil. VA
- nen'S' ~ w. "s''o,|' '''" Il IFssssk
= o '".'"' ~ '',I"
Tue ''e>'''"' VI '"' N''"'''" was adj,
to the commune
to moro" morning !" u e''es'
r...y N,.>,No T o,rlo.L
s.,,,.,,,,.r ~ 1870
c.,;.,. ,,., ,,J ,.s,.tI.aI
,". psa-,J.,t Rail ,.II.a "'-|
'"aI
w ""''"" W ~ w. ", '''"''' oAlA
h'S"'t''' ""' '"' ,'"'s' U, 'his Co
'ent'on DE 'en"c''n l" ,'e ',"" = Md
Tor the energy an" aoh''' ''sP'",ed IN VI
senate u wv "''e" '''"' :" Urging apal
the Nano''"' h'e'''.'"'e Wv gre" 'npo
lance 81 ''"'"e'" '",'""' 'N""sAy h~
'he N'a"''e 70 '''e "r,'e S'""'s,u'
heS'''''' f"''",' '"'' ''e ''""' !. !.
"u'h Ne ''q"'s'u '" s's"'S :" W" 'O
CESS VI ''e INV" '''''' Wv "''e'a''as
u"n " '"e p'op'e W N'' ~ 'o'''n's"'
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The State Rights Meeting.

We publish in another column by re
quest. the call for States Rights Meeting
to be held in tbs place on Tuesday next
The object Of this meeting Is to ra'iy ue
recen, nominations Of 'iroup and Qoitman
bv Tia. Convention Of >labama. Whether
or not a sufficient number eau be found 10
this county To organize party Of m's
character reurslus To be seen.
For our own part we look upon the nom
nation. Of the Alabama tonteUiioh A. 'ii'
timed unnecessary, and calculated Z" ltIWe
the cause OF States RIGHTS As VIZ ahcN
contend,d, tho democratic parts oeoup''s
platform which arY states ugi's man can
support Ga the subject Of slavery the
position Of zen. Pierce !. unrNcrrllouahie,
while upon all lhe practical issues growing
out OF the exercise al doubtful powers T.,
Congress. his VOTES and speeches both show
that be Is ~ strict construciipul.t ~ The
most straigh,,aced States Right man could
desire.
Besides this. he endorsed the resolutions
Of % aud 30, and declared that there was
no act of his hfe ia coaliirt With them.
~ .- eautt What
-
Hbat uas ..1 araie orcani
..t..Y I..t u#.. ayar Of this
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-02

UT We are SONY to learn hat Messrs
IN Shreveport about $4,000. having been
twice burnt out. Tie last time they were
insured. but lost ,h. amount by the failure
Of the Tennessee Insurance COMPANY.
Nothing daun,ed. however ,hey have set to
work to retrieve their losses by industry
and perseverance, Such enterprise and
almn - deserve encouragement, and we
hope tbeg may NEE, liberal patronage.
Oar mel thhors ol the Tyler Telegram,
sni fesas Republican, are serving up some
ssrs A,shes ol polite Literature, on which
e. regsis it,ef readers. the principal ngre
&sussNi Nkl. segm to be dirt, tricks IA
u. TN. ~ raAs lives of both malig
IN m ssiilng gate slang aud abu
- s<sa~d 81 ar kguardlsrn and
y ~ IA n ga yol gentlemen
As Ys's ~ o. aaFs ,ss ridiculous
nj n - flrem tofIi and place
II Nss&raa ~ psit ID aa honora
Nsss le'l md III ,h.of Mnclanard
setssg ~ AZ u ea,at i,lteoisi 81 b. ns-n
ty 4 ksN1rds eaeh other therefore
'ss plssc seuaeiyes Nal
f l.4 y = replsd from the li,o-
M ~ uaiop, u the 2sl nli
ss1p,'ssA ~. saiaea 10
r. ~ p1rsr; for a.or,
u " sSSSfs - Il -.
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CT tl Neia 1sias iis
rsQsa aosaaas s.s,es & .
ia Aaaa4e44s 2eofNs#
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rum present. aud the Convention ready 10
,,ors.d 10 business N'uu,es OF Nes'ef'
day. proceedings we've read aud on "ouo"
adopted.
The committee on Routes reported pro
sress and asked lougcr time, when on 40
ton WAS granted.
The Committee on Nay- and Mean. re-
ported progress and asked l"nger uni''
which on motion was granted
On motion the various committees were
requested to report at | O'Clock r. "
On motion Of 4 q Mills. OF Navarro,
tbat the la,iirs of Palestine and vanity ~
rr-pmctiul, invited to honor us Win 'h''f
prr.rncr during our deliberations
un motion, the convention ADJOURNED IN.
I'll o'clock
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names OF 'iroup aud Quitman a. rs mast.
head
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'raE tENA~ ftrtRlloNN.
wARsHsfI 0src Ea lg92
n. " toUGuErK rai,o'
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r. tnseneg o. lta5 rtson
t.. 'f the wings
sr.. l they are IN
a. 1.. this county
..r . 1901, ally equally
... ... .tu. renee is IA
.h.. a.a.
.n.ult +. Sd, a,.., ,n,u No,.s good, they
ARE using every means III their power To
secure the vote for Scott Viii. dncu-
menls charging General Pierce with having
acted cowardly dntiug the war aud with
expressing sentiments inimical to the South
are scattered IN every direction. Besides
this, tn. party is thoroughly organized. aud
private meetings are held every week or ten
DAYS IA the various ueigl,bofhood, and ey.
pty unfair artifce is resorted to, 10 injure
tie democratic cause. Such at least, ~e
have been informed }, the manner ia which
the wings arr conducting the cane,us..
H. the mean tins the democrats A. do.
ing nothing. With large number Of III.
telligcnt men IN every nelghhorhood and
with a fine array OF speakers, they are act.
ing As il they intended 10 let the election
go by default We wish we could inspire
unity and concert of action in the party,
for we feel satisfied that the Issues of this
canvass have only to be discussed to carry
four ftbs OF the South.
It will be seen tina, there is to be u meet.
ing at Blalaek's school house on Saturday,
AID that discussion is invited That i, the
way TO do II. Visit every nook and corner
OF the county, and court dscussion--m
the wings h.ce the music.
or DR.. john Y Wren. OF Louisiana.
Inns written letter to the New York Ss.
chem, IN which be cofreets certain unau
thorized publications golns the rounds of
the press, pretending 10 explain the objects
OF secret order known as the Lone Star .
Mr. " says
No member is bound by any obligation
TO perform any action contrary 10 tn. allie
giance dce his country, nor against th. ties
Of consequently; neither ate We to he par,
tcipaul, in any iora,. conceived aud esecu
ted IN variance 10 existing TREATIES OF amliy
with foreign nations, n,l,her are We to in
wade peaceful countries to carry eat the
Objects OF our institution"
The main object Of the order i, would
seem Is to aid republcanism abroad in eve
Il manner consistent with the duty OF the
mrtr hers ms citizens and christians
The rider il represented rs very cxten.
s.ve, eStending its Influence throughout the
F.. mot, and embracing men OF the first rep.
utatieu.
] ~ ine follow ~ ls from the Republic
ilss Nilg organ at Washington, paper
spai Fss eudeayore3 to nake all the capital
| Psssssas oat Of Gen Pier, Is position AZ a
ss.Ies hiahs nan, aad his ,uppo,t b, tina,
paaf, II ,'.e sualh
Ftss eating Certificate.
II ssivH syeega fse lion. william
}ASeFs crsAlafsma. eulogiz.d General
rirx6A inr lining ne State Rights
pcsiuer, Ard arauoanee hIa a. uuDa /,
d01ss kssais rg.p 80 70 d, ioaud out of
esAsth CAsxtls.s. VIA Do our North
Isvss'srs Dtnospats tthsk .r tbs rseommen.
dAians Ah!r nv &C., Fierce deserves
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The Convention met aud was called to
order by the President Roll called.-ano.
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Goodc. john " hit. WIN. W. Taylor,
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4 jackson. " T. Rogers. J. VI. H.,
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On motion. the convention adjourned
to morrow morning a, 7 O'Clock.
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~ Fae follow ~ 10 from the Republic,
tls whE organ at Washington, paper
spAi syss eudeayofei to nake all the capital
psss'ias DOT Of Gen piet, 3 position AZ a
States Isishe man aod his support b, that
uesf, ri te Suaih