The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-09

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Jts Cssssts rsmarks:
" We havs No objeetjea to judRs Evape
deelassns hipsslf ne Esetsru Tsxss |"
candidate tps 0ovesu.w, n h can - IA
eompssulss biz forsass ~ posltlos by
hes prcslissting Il n sectional prsisdics
We have sssa he effect Of such . course.
L was vemasksbl ssemp..i6~d Ia the race
fos Attorney General two wears aro. II
may possihIy secure for him few vvses in
the East, hat II II once rsts Off all hops of
his getting uny rssp< table numtsr of voter
In the West Aud We wosld like 10 ~
ledge Evans specify In what particular
Eastern Texas hss intsrssss distinct AID
separate from the West" We had ssp>
posed that the State. In al i,s paris, was
cwe In interest, in sentiment, and ia feeling.
Whatever bsnc6ts Eastern T~xss, cannot
bot bensat the West, and tho psospsvjty Of
the Wvst b necessarily the prosperity VI
tie East The assertion that the East has
supported the government aud paid al
tho taxes" II soprenely vidiculoss, bscause
utterly untrue, ~ 10 also the assertion that
the West has received all tho money and
land. and hes had all tho officers" Those
ars mere assertions, unsupported by par
tiels Of proof. and Jadgs Evans therefore
very diseseesly declined to "psrticulasi.s.
- to the mosey and o6fcers. and HE ri.
ersnee 10 the land h decidedly uniorsuos
The Peters Colony bill was not q Western
measure the largest portion u The Colony
lies beyond tho limits Of Whist 10 known rs
" estern Texas, and we know the extreme
Western members, in the passags Of the
hill alluded to by Judge Evans. acted no,
from scctionsl considerations, but from a
belief, based upon the assurances Of East
ern members and those from the Colony,
that the bill would settle and quiet the df.
ticalties and disturbances In that part of
tho State about land titles.
The Nueecs land bill was not a eonecs-
sion to '>the West" a. u sectional mea-
cure II wss merely doing for \ section OF
the State, what ws maintained then, and
main..in now. should b. done for the
whole State. 10 wit; the REIMBURSEMENT Of
tho right oi the State 10 tho original gran.
tees Of all lands, where they have bccn
settled npcn and occupied h good faith.
We have not the patience tn argue such
.ssaes calmly VII" one wh" knew whes
Nc maos wen, '"at '"ey were untrue ~
'aN'' h"t mat mey were calculated to STIR
UP a'scsn tue e'eme"'s OF bitterness ana
sure ne'"se" ."e w" ses.'o"s OF tae stale
--'ss's"ss ~n.ch ss"s!d never have ex
.s,ed among e'''xe"s o. tue ssn'e ssate'
aney ofig'"a'ed' whether "a 'he EAst or
"s". WIN oemagoIass whose oH.f stlect
vas EEL sga'a"a'is'ae"', ana We sae'c'oss
seeFe' mo more t"s' one '"' whom - nave
Sefs'"'"'s s"'s,'s'"e" 20 "'gh 'ekard ~
~. nave "s Judge Evans, sns'a'd lead the
.'d o. MS great m'"d snd exalted feps'a.
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asP'fcs W. more u.s. sentiments ma ."
rrsp"ne: snio"s she s"'shiscnt and part
orc cs'2ehs o. Easier" tcsssi a." mat
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