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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

NJ. r. ". LcsgAsry:
DxAs Sra, The two Houses Of the leg
i.l.turs have At last passed an app'rno"'
meut Bill: it Bxes the number ~ 'n"'y
,h,es Senators aud ninety Representatives
The Bill gives to Harrison county one
senator and three members in the N9pfs'
sentative branch. The Eastern Co"eres
.;on,l Distric. has 10 in the House. ara
tho Wes,srn District has ~; the western
District has II in the Senate. and the ia"
rs Senators. Taking the bill altogether Il
il tolsrably Just one, il Is obJechona"'s
10 me on The score Of tho number, but that
could no. Il. rems2ied, as 1t WAS tested N
both branches Of the Legislature at the
present. ~ well a. a, the las. regular ses'
s;on, and al every tcs. the majority has
bs,n for the constitutional limit OF th'rty
three and ninety Tho opinion has been
current that the Governor would veto 'h''
bill, bu, to day that opinion seems to nave
given way. in fact il is now said the bill Wi
not meet any opposition from the Executive
On Yesterday = bill passed the Senate
repsaling the law passed at the last ses.'o"
OF the Legislature. concerning the land IN
Peter. Colony; the vote WAS tie vote and
,hs ,s,.,l NE, pas,,d this body by the east.
in. vo,. NJ IN. President Of the Senate.
A bill has passed to its sngross'nent IN
the Senate, providing for the opening OF the
Aud,orisl Board until October next, TOT
m. n,,,o.. ot examining claims, scaling
and giving certificates OF public debt, &C,
co,d,o, 70 IN. nroyision OF the Act ap.
Sroy.d for tina, purpose on the 2Oth March.
,s,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

The nomination and probable consl
ton Of Mr.. badger to the vacant -
the United States Supreme Court ~
for = circuit which includes Louissssa
Alabama, are transactions which al!
the loud and emphatic reprobation o. .
whole country. The nomination Of = b
dividual to . judgsship. whose jar':d's ~
10 situated mora than . thousand |.
from bis rssidsnes-of whose local las |.
is profoundly isnora"t--ovsr the hsse n.
Of equally ~ compstsnt persons f
within the district, l. an act which -,
every man to startls. and inqsi's u -
really = republican country, whsss -
pie ruls--if the Southwestern stsss
really sovsrsigE.iss. possessing g.
population and intelligence 70 supply
officials 10 conduct their s6airs-os q
BY some aet Of criminality o. 4!
have outlawsd ourselves from ~ y
aad become mare provinces. 70 b - ,.'
~ old Rome supplied hsr distant -,
with pablo officials ssat from ~ 49,
Of our imperial capital.--Delts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Il
discussion, to the effect that 'ew"' "es"'."
exped,en: to aPpor''oh '"e D"'' 49,,
Company, so as to give TIE Guy o' '0H
burg two, tho i""s" V, "
Mor-hoa.s one, ouachita hve, 'Aekso" ""ei
Bienvile one. BossIer one N'"''''"" WV
aud Caddo .wo.
WAS also determined that the stock-
h,,d.rs from each parish should present the
names Of those whom they desired 70 DC
elected The meeting was then adjourned
up,,l tho next morning when the following
gentlemen were elected Directors to serve
un,il the Is, Monday IN October next:
VIII xhur, \ ID. Coleman aud i. VIVA.
law. Madison Parish, T.. y. Townc
Worsbou.eJW ". Webb; Ouachita. John
R,vR W. Richardson, C. II, Morrison,
II ~ Rry. 4 l.azare; Jackson. Horace
| polk. Bien,iIle, !. L. Rodgers; Claiborne.
u ~ Harris. Caddo. n. L. Douglass and
- - yn,n,
m. followipc morning the Directors
ma, o,d comple,ed the organization Of
~ C",a.aov hy .l.c,ipc \, d. Coleman
pr.s;d.n, LAIN H. Dinkrrave Secretary,
.,d Jobo Raw Treasurer
"'u D. '' w.,. ,h.n ,donted by tho
roa.,
"' ~ c.uo;, oso,,,;o,. were ndopt>
wv
eu -, C,,;osor h. a;rce,od
80 u'n rossi,, of tho
20 '"" wv ~" ','sl. ,,.,i.,, o,.
oayo" D'''"''V' '" , no., nr..,;
10 ~" up -" ~. ~. - H.. ,,,., ~
s.o's 'o"'e' All" WV ''"''
"'nue", n..,l..,, ,.,,s..
"eSo"f"' nav '',e ',',., ~ III.
Gu 10 n''''v''"''Ne w .,s,.,:,, :.
S'"'c 'o' VI, ..J i,,J. an
neVee. !" ',e'''''' wy ,t' ,rs..s >hr.ys
"eu "'I'' ~. v.n.a.l !. "a ,,ss
pa, - ,,r.,, =, ~. comn.py tho reclaimed
/ lands, and such proportion OF the Levee
Lands, las The region IN 9"esoo" "'"S w
e""ueo 'o' LOT t"e p",p''o''' -s >" WV
R,soir,d Tb,, !, shall be III. duty OF
the President to procure the relinquishmen,
of the right OF way through lands upon
the line Of the road; and 10 secure the
land. for the Depots and Stations as soon
As practicable.
Resoired, Tha. tho President be request
cd to petition the Leg stature OF the State,
70 gran, the company such State aid as may
DO permitted bv the Constitution.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
Tho Railroad Spirit In the West.

While we OF Eastern Texas are talking
about Railroads, the people OF -sc IVES,
are acting. The New Orleans Delta fur>
nishes the following synopsis OF the railroad
news OF Western Texas. which saves US tho
trouble Of condsnsiug il:
The work on the railroad from Houston
to Austin 10 progressing rapidly. A mum.
Der Of workmen are employed grading the
road, aud il 10 expected that large quantity
of cross. ,iss will bs laid in lew weeks.
The Commissioners are determined to pros
ecuts the work with all possible dispatch
They arc confident that the railroad will
be completed from Houston to the Brxzoy
bottom, opposite Warren. by nsxt Decem-
Der, = temporary road will be extended
through the bottom, upon the caus~wsy.
for horse cars, 30 that the cotton can 10
transported from the West bank Of the
river TO the depot on the East side OF the
bottom, until the road can 10 extended IN
al elevated treslls work and smbankm ents
through the bottom.
GALvEsrox AND REp RIVER RAILWAY
CoNprANy.--Ths Texas Banner, Of tho
18th ult., published At Houston, says, the
last mail brought intelligence that their
Commissioners, .tisn. Ebsn-ssr Allen and
Judge Harry Baldwin. had Just completed
. contract with Gen. Orvills CLARK, the
contractor on the railroad leading from
Buffalo TO Detroit, and VIM. J. McAlpins,
State Engineer Of Nav York, for the con-
struction Of their road to Red River and
branch to Austin. within three years. They
propose to complete Il to the braxos within
twelve months. 10 insure this. they ask
on the part Of Tsxas:
lst--Libsral subscriptions on The part Of
her citizens.
2d--A loan from the State, Of 4, 8,
or $1,000 per mile after completing any
milss.
3d--Donations Of land. ~ bonus, from
The State and individuals.
HARRrsHrRG, BaAsos. AND ColosADo
RAILaoAp.-Major John A. Willian,a, chief
engineer Of this road, and Mr.. David Loo
ring, contractor, are nov examining The
Brasos aud Colorado Valley, and will OK
tend their explorations - high % q Austin.
viii he visw Of loeatiag lie sssss. ne
prsgrsss already mads Nh ~ road. sud
~ gseaa indsesaseele ~ 81 - pssh L
y = - Caeisal. y ~ - $780,, ~
= ~ - aads wlshsel any ns1osid ~
10y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

or We have had about ton days Of the
coolest weather We have experienced this
winter. The forests have been covered
with slsss. presenting . very interesting
sight 10 look upon from . warm room,
Within the last two days thsrs has been an
agreeable change. The sun has shown out,
and the air 10 - balmy a. in tho springs
time. Dslightfult Transition A short season
Of ouch weather and the birds will sing.
and the flowers bloom forth again.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

I VIZ. EDITOR
read with much pleasure your remarks
in relation to the game Of " Rondo," as
well as YOUR reflections. generally, on the
evils of gambling | sincerely hope the
Leg stature will thoroughly amend our / AN.
bling laws. and go ss far rs legislation
can go to put down the pernicious practice.
1t was. NJ you observed. evidently the ms
ten,ion of the suthor OF the present law. to
constitute every species Of gambling y
crime and If he did not succeed in hi. OBJ
jee,, it is certainly the duty Of our lawgiv-
ers 10 amend this work,
In every town and village Of our young
and growing State, gambling is carried on
to an incredible extent. If wo SOW the
wind we must expect to reap tho whir.
wind. The lc.n,iousnens and crime occa.
stoned by gambling, and which is des,ined,
under tho prssen. order Of things. TO in.
crease, 10 fearful to contemplate.
But the most deceptive and dangerous OF
all games, and one calculated to do the
greatest amount Of private and public injr.
~, is that Of Rondo." Yet, strange to
say, no efforts are made either by the State,
by corporations, or by individuals to stop
it. In our own town there are one or two
Of there tables in nightly operation. cor.
gregatsd around which may be seen no.
only some of our most respectable citizens,
but tho youth Of our countyv am told
that avery town almost in Texas, is SINH.
larlarly situated. need no, speak of the
corrupting influence Of gambling a. thu,
carried on--i,s ,emptations--.its demorali.
slng influence upon society. Our four
churches may do their utmost FOR the cause
Of religion; our schools may teach virtue,
A vol ~ grammar And astronomy. "a
the press may pour out iss ink to improve
the morals Of tho community; but unless
something 10 done to arrest the progress Of
the game, they will all do but very little
good. Where is our corporation 7 IL the
charter forfeitedi And Il 90. cannot our
county court take the necessary ac,ioul
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

OF Hon. |. W. Flanagan. a member Of
the Legislature from Rusk county. writing
to the Henderson Flag Of tho Union. in
speaking Of the Democratic Convention to
bs held u Austin, for the purpose Of non,i
mating a candidate for Governor. saysi
81 incline to the opinion from wha.
see. there will bs no satisfactory convention
on the 2?d Of February. and that the field
will be opeo fcr al last horses and asp!
rants, and Of one thing am certain, there
are many"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
O. The preparations for the "wsa

w Ihe preparations Tor Inc ~
Fair a, New York are still progressing,
"Thc Association for the Exhibltissl
the Industry Of al! Nations, at New ~
says the Baltimore San. seems 10 b. o.
iur with much energy in their great ~
price. We learn that they have sl's1
received assurances fron all parts u :
country aud Europe, Of tho Interest ~
felt in the undertaking. and prcinisee q
liable contributions are literally crow
in upon them. Mr., l'uch~ck. tho 49,
Commissioner Of the London exhibi6el
1851, has been actively eng assd fof =
months pas. in soliciting aud gathering =
articles for the display. on tho ecnsiaess
well A. in Great Britain. We also
that Colonel George ". Hughes. Of -
land, has just accepted an appointment :
the Association ~ their Commissions
Representative, to the several govsrns
of Europe, to negotiate with them ~.
10 the part they intend taking in The =
bition. Col. Hughes sails from BOSE. b
the I'd Of February. and will take -
from our own Government, To the 49, n
American Ministers abroad, whose =
encs has already been awakened %
subject"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

OF We had the pleasure Of seeing the
Hon. John 4. M,lls = few days ago, who
passed through this place en- route for
ClaskkviIIe. We were glad to see him look.
ing n such fine health and spirits. Judge
N. sa,s that the Nickshurg, Shreveport, and
Texas railroad may be regarded as fixed
fact ~ he understood before leaving New
Orleans that arrangements had been made
Tor building that portion Of the road be-
tween \icksburg and Monroe, and it was
expected that il would be speedily COM
mcnced.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

o. The Ouaehita Register republishss
al able editorial written by the pro. TEN.
editor Of this paper. Col. w. X. D. Ward.
on the subject Of the victsburs. shrsvs
port. and Texas Railroad. with Aatteriug
comment This article was written aud
published while We were In New Orleans.
Il 10 well worthy the Communications boz
wed upon il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

W hsvs received (ehrough ths polite.
- of M. &. r. Hynson,) from Maj. 8. J..
1ishssdsos, late New Orleans papers, for
vhish - will please accept our thanks.
~. =. ~ jsse rsssrnsd from the city. and
sopsssUsos Il - quits lively.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

II 'D1n6nnn y
In ~ Ustesd Uteoes osaa1e. =
sls.. ths ioiss rseslutiea Inapurl,..'SSa
ga. ,...aR,.,,r~ IL. A....s.-s~
49,.
Mf. Soe'e aeofsssee ~ HsaateoA
!" aspi'oss o. 'es ssse.saes. III
from h's dsmoesai'e eo''sagsesh
tho eonaae' Q. ne PRESENT Ada
WIN rs!sfe"es 20 NE Ceoa" d''aedo
differed also ~ me eommsatao
slowed upon ~. nvsrsts ns dssu
treaty Swn'en ~ % 'as) psopee. q
assuring E"s'a"o s"a france ~ -
ton "otr "sse'oc ."s' which ~ I
Us to say We would never do.
drmnsd the cou's: '""o"sd by ~
Administrator" :" ~ osnsne'at'oas
tenden ana ms "s"sfs> companies;
20 defended inc Pu'pose snd chefag
those me" 'fo" sns charge Of pisae,.
rauder.. and o"'isws'
ne d""rea 'Fe"' Hs""e'nsn whS ~
waiting Nv 'he r"" was ripe oesess
ing II, ne "a" no "'"sFe"cs es(vl
a"s "s'' ~ ~
The co'nmo" law drew me dlsessl
tween 'ae ''c'P"'s'' 'sx"k .'u"
tree. ana inc larceny OF taxing \ Il
had ia''s" 'ro" Tue parent stem. III
de'ne" the "o''ca"o" o. .ns CsbAe -
Po,'"e"o'' NV " wv N,".'V "'y
publishing mat a." saying N ~
We were ready 10 P"'ena'e cSs
Tie reviewed Tue case 0. rerss
aud condemns" '"e co"uoc' o. MM
's'r"''oh lot ~ eo"''' "''s'n' ~
mented upon inc reasons OF me FW
against the "cq"'s'''on .. Suos, '~e
TIC causes, ana warned "'s So"'as'e
OF the significance OF ,nose ~er6i
READ ie''e' w'"'e" ~ 1000. ~ ~
merston. urging tho ema"c'rat,oa efJ
s',"es AS a measure 70 prevent CsA
annexed to me y n,.en S's'es' no M
disposed to wait TIL tue 'r"'t was ~
cause these domestic reasons may
moved, and II was OF inc u'mos' lmpest
Let Southern senators we'gh ~
iurely'
lie was against purchasing Naoa
would never agree 10 u. nor pros ~
sooner see the island SUNK INTO ~ =
than part WIN u. i"' Nups"os'
would revolt at tho 'dea OF os'"S e.
purchased.
lilo reviewed Engshnds presensse
denouncing msrH"d'ng ana hii'hssaal
mud read an account OF an Ene"'n ~
in l73o, for taking Cuba, by ioress u
in the American colonies.
lie denounced tn. threat OF VI
Champion and Sar,iges to hold the U
Siatgs responsible for any !awless ~
on Cuba ny the citizens OF the Vi
States.
tie reviewed the Monroe doctrine,
fully agreed with Mr.. Cass In his IN
ton OF the force. meaning, and ellss
that DECLARATION by Mr.. Munros. He,
uovorted Mr.. Masons position on thu
jcet lie. eousended that IN Mr.. Eve
letter, and Mr. Fillmorss Msssags.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

ia ~ vas iatsodsesd into The House
q nsessseasa Of the Legislature Of
lesisiana. ~ ~ 26sh slt., TO incorporate
~ Red Rlvss sad Texas Telegraph Com
pany, and 10 renew he charter Of the Me.
ehseies' ard Tssdsss' Bank.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

A Railroad meeting for the Ps'Poss o.
Organizing The vieksburg. Shreveport. ana
T.x.s Railroad Company. WAS held ~
Monroe. La, on The Gath ult., in which al
IL. marshes that had taken stock in this
road were feprossnsed.
Tn, chairman Of the Executive Com
m;t.s reported the following amount o.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Il ~ Tsnss Legislature. = bill suppl.
aea4asy y ~ ast. entitled an act, to e.
tehash ~ Incorporate shs Mssshall UnI
sugslay. and sAaags he name thereof to
- u vss Zaaas College. has hssn read
US noeesd ums, and ordered 70 b. -.
nreaol
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

~ Msssss. Vol : Jennings. Of Jsfsr.
~, kave Z slors crowded with goods,
vtfoA thsy ~ disposios Of rapidly. Their
dsGa = we'll sslsctsd, and their prices mod.
eenta H. their advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

SUR BURNED AT 0sA--Greas =
LJe.-1hs ship 81. Gsorse. non (
pool, boand for New vssk. 6llsd -
giants, took ars q ~, wh1s
storm was ragiag, o. ~ 9tsA u ps4
bsr. and 6fly. one Of ths passenger n
I'd. The remainder were reeesea
ship Orlando. from Msbias. -
Havrs. Ths Orlando ss0ssed ssas
damage fsom ~ Storm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

W MessFs. Ward Il vivion are just 70.
es'vi"g = stock Of new goods. which they
'ay they will be able 10 cell at lower Rs.
arss than any received In . long time. W.
WI puh''sh their advertisement next week.
!" me mean time. the ladies and gentlemen
o. "a'saa'' aud Vicinity are requested to
call and Examine.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Gov. HKsEnr, the newly elected Gov
ernor Of Louisiana, has had = relapse Of
his complaint. aud is reported to be dan
gsrousIy III. W. ". Farmer. the I.isussn.
ant Governor, who will All the place Of
Governor. should Governor Hebsrt die, 10
. plsin man. Year, ago he wss elected to
the Legislature from Ouachita parish. and
. more ordinary young man. apparently.
could not have been selsctsd for such po>
sition. lie had the title Of clever fellow,
however, aud il was oil right. A. no said
himself. what little sduc alton he possessed,
BE- Obtained by studying 1t night by pine
knot kfs But hs did not remain stations
~. lie stsdisd hard. and contact with
bright minds made him difFrrsn. man. iis
's.no~ gentleman OF talent. and hi, views
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

0-r II will be seen by reference to the
,ceedings Of democratic meeting in
4 lola county, that lion. q. N. Roberts
! been nominated - = suitable candid
Il Congress The proceedings Of meet.
n In Rusk esanty. mention the name Of
III. Henderson ~ . candidate and urge
w 10 run.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

since w Pennsd the notice 10 relation
to tho ssFioss illness Of Gov. H.bert 81
Lesisiana. ~ learn. from . late. psp.,. Tia,
b 10 considered out Of dsaxss. II, 70.
port was exaggerated.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

We AZ not iadlApossd 10 The drum. ".
liks nsetsa. VI like shssphsad.
vesy llksly. W. always .aosshs Va.
= sgssisL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

- Tw. deelssesive lrss ocesrsd q
NS1kvia)s. Tees, an lhs 2ssh u!I Total
/. ~ sAest etooy 900.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

y ~ u y sssd that ths Hen. r. 3. s,eek.
~ sssisepsatss tsaigalas kIs ssst 10 =,
ual1od 6latss $3.50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

We have received late paper from X
". Dunn, Esq. of the house Of &. ),
Beasley X Co, Is Canal street, New Or
leans. Thanks.
We have received the lst Number ol
" The Musical Review" edited by N. Cady
New York price 90 per year. II. on
examining il. we find il worthy Of recon-
msndA,ion We shall speak Of il again.
Ws have received the February number
% iia1.ef r.. articles in it are numer.
roe AID ta'-ahlc We csnnot be expected
t. notre lhfu su.hre io say. l4l 've
regard II a. ,4e bosi fsoiiy magazine bed ,b~
United States
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
:TExAS REPUBLICAN,.

- llss. Jssspa Taylor, s"d w. =
Iose, wiN plsass accept oar sha"s' '''
~ Aseeia papssA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Tia suis Western sfts. hat Ped Re-
81. at Shreveport, IS siil recording. but a.ero
is q ssif .'0y Of water lnr me ages boat
.u no tsis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

60 \ $500. ~ : IN.
ispi ps'1h Messages. - ~ IN -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

~ Red River must h quite low. The
Caddo Gazette Of Saturday. contains the
following paragraph
"Ths Csddo No. 2. came up on Monday
last, and 70 her polite officers ~ are H..
dsbtsd for city papers Of the 9Th ut. We
learn BY the Csddo that the river 10 quite
low, che having met with some difficulty ia
getting up. Il 10 doubtful whether the
Caddo will make another trip after the
next"
A spring rise may BE- anticipated.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

OF Lola Monies 10 still In New Orleans.
The Delta Of The lot inst. ssys:

The Delta Of The lot inst, ssys:
"Lola, ansf having played . most sue.
esssful and profitable engagement Of ~
nights, 1t The Varieties, has hssn solicited
70 fsl6l IN engagement q ~ New Orleans
Opsrs Houss, whieh ~ eomH,sness on
"Wednesday evening nsxI Her attsaetivs-
nsss has 10 ~ way dIsjaishsd."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Our correspondent, "A Parent" speaks
out very plainly on the subject Of "Roudo."
We coincide In his views. and think il a
game calculated to do great deal Of mis-.
chief. by the way. the editor Of tho JEFF
ferson Herald. ~ho made recent trip to
Panols. speaks thus Of our town and the
game;
"On our return We stepped at MAr-hall
which is in a lively and fourishiog condi-
ton. And a. friend Icnghery in his edito.
rial letter from this place last week, gives a
lengthy account Of Rondo Table :" in full
blast" in Jefferson, il may DO ~ well 10
state that We saw one or two Of the san,c
sort in Marshall. We r~collect an old
maxim which says that charity begios At
home," but We presume this was only "a
modest way he hit upon to thrash his own
townspsopls over our shoulders"
All very true, nsighbor. only We had not
sssn 10 much Of il in Marshall, a. We did
in Jefferson, owing to the fact that We had
more leisure Wills in the latter place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

energy, hs ~ hImsslf 70 work. His per.
severance, the assistance Of friends DO.
have made him wsalshy and Influential
man. Wishoat energy. and great deal .,
h. ~ would never have risen beyond medic
osrisy. Il wss . remark Of bic, that .
>. ~ sssA make himself pretty msch what
ne isifsd 70 -, and certainly no man had
more r. eos V thiah 20. Every poor boy
should adoos he example II tAsss men. IL
they wish ts thrive II ~ world. What
will rot dil'gaa - IL yesth asssaplishi
A angular qas..'oa has ssigiaassd Ia ehs
louisiana Legislature. u Will b. rsmsms
bs,ct that NJ. B*ajssls~ was sie:.ed lc
saccsed Ger. Downs. ~ ssnssos II con.
gress from that State The whlgs wer,
shsn u power The democrats ass nov IA
~ innjet!iy. ard il Is csD;sndsd -,se T.
nftse II hat time was uuan,no,isst
At,oss 70 elect raw .ssnatcs
em ID. pirayuns, tia: Gen.
~ L..sS nominated by = large
"a , Dsmoetstis eauoss CON.
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