The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13
g.. WARRINGTON tHiLT0N


at I,ler. In the county at Smith we
mcmillan this fact Tor the information OF the
public. who viii. ~ doubt. take great inter
r.i n 81. movements
The net lntimalion We have Of his ar
rival Il home J, through Card la the ly'
Ter rqlrgraph Of the 6th lnst, over h's s'g>
nature. us which he has the ingfstihde 70
ron,pIain Of our fepor, Gi hi. late speech
here. G. a.hington should reeollect that
i j. impossible to give toll report OF al.
most Any speech, and particularly OF a
,olaail- effort like his. We are fam to al
NIT that could we have gwen the language.
% would have been regarded ~ rich speci
men OF of,tofy. l,u, tin, va. impossible,
ard we could do nothing mofe than give o.,
raafs aud outlines Md We contend that
with tbs b. orshi To- be satisfied. pafliru
latk =. h.. bosom friend " Henry II She
Tyl.r Telegraph. inf ~bum he delights 10
speak IN t.rms of contempt and udlcnlr
wbrn away from home.l ha. declared IT IN
" able speech -
oar friend G. Washington IS very prom
tstag ,nung man bot hk- all precocious
youths. bAs bis faults We shall mention
q irw of h.. -cc~ntrcl,'rs. hnpirg. hnwrV>
er. they viii Bee a.ctibed 10 tGe toilirs ~
Youth II will be recollrrted that ~" men
toned a letter bad been written from War
shah aud published in the ! Ter Telegraph
the authorship oi winch was a.rrbrd to &
Wa-hsugton W,n, b. tore he lelt Mar
shall h. acknoul,d dyed, under tn following
circumstance. that he vro,r tine l,'tter ~
question. II seems that ~ this rommuuica
uou h. had asserted IN yer, f,nsive term.
,hai Judgr G,H.i-d had been dnm@sed
from the editorial charge Ut the Jefferson
Herald
It 20 happrued the DAY before lie left,
Jud-rt, ramr over here, IniG Washing
t.n thl. hing thu opportunity a farorabh
one, apol, slrd Ia VI G. Tor What be- had
aid. an stat that h., nude the statement
ou the suthorry OF VI ~a'a, Mo-rl
unt Ii litter Was not intended for puhli
ration 'uat the editor OF the Telegraph had
transcribed h., authority ia giving ii 10 the
public aud now. satisfied that h" was in
rrror be would correct the report he rad
made through the Telegraph, when be
coached home Ihs was all very high
minded aud honorable, but unloriunst,lN
he forgot to compIy with hi, promise
Our i'sIrr friend was also guilty Of some
other ecccuiticities IN hi, letter which Ve
shall briefly notice Speaking ol Judge
Evans, he SAYS
" | nnly feel more enthusiasm in his be
balf when see that he Is bring prosecuted
b, fecklrss uicu on account of hl, efficient
srtylre, aad gallant devotion to our fHi7a
n 1850 81
II may seem strange coincidence; bat
while this was being published at Tyler,
on the same day. 'and perhaps at the same
moment, he was making speech at Mar
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T..,,I,,,,,,. ,Is,n H,, ,l, u,,,n,,t, a..
eiled IN favor 81 them. and ~ np,ei i,'"o
'.',,. y, i,... t.. ia
nh.y uith o.. npcb al.rrit, A. one al Rod.
uc Dhu', men to the sound ol h., whistle. 90
IN the same letter he said that the oppo.
confined To the frc-tdfiag democrats and
ultra wings the reliable democracy and
railroad men seemed determined 20 support
him. and ibA, be would get n majority of
ne county
10" c"n''mp'u"nsN ne speaks ~ me
rei'dbff trends Notwithstanding THIS, IA
his late eafd' he says
Us Young ~ may be, hope | shall
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,... ,o,', 900, mo-, ,l,. s,,,, p,,,b,. y. ,h.
j,1o,r,,,,c na,t, which Is IN. tro, >t,is
highS party.
so much Tor the youthful ioihles exhibit
81 10 this Marshall letter. We shall now