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

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saas b sssssssss 70 H. eswssps~Ss"es o.
| ~ ssssssa,y u ws,. While the editor
A>ss ~ prssssd - day shs facts ~ forth
b. H. Excessive, Of he vrstehsd sitsstio"
Il sse frontier. b thinks list Governor
| III bes vielsssa ~ eosrsssy due dissi"'
su,vsed slIeial Of ~ Federal Government.
| ssd BIZ own dignity. BY a"imadvsrs'"g sP-
On ths eendsst Of NJ. Conssd. Oss "sish-
bos thinks that the Governor. instead Of 81
ludins to this fssesionary. should have EN-.
Loved ill bic powers Of dsnsocia,ion
ssainst the Congress Of .le5l. and 1852.
which refused to justify the extraordinary
expenditures Of Mr. FiIImors's adminis'ra.
ton, and, ~ he insists. BY this means pre-.
vented any relief being afforded TO Tesas.
We confess that we ere unable to see the
pertiusnsy OF these remarks Of the Journal,
The facts II the esss are, that Governor
Bell having collected ali tho Official state
menss, in relation to the dsfeneelsss ss-is
Of our frontier and the commencement OF
indian hos,ilitiss, Submitted them to the
Secretary Of War. with the hope 'hss the
n,er. uy relief would 10 afforded. What
,r thu na,sre Of the rrpl. Why. Mr..
Cenrai SAYS the EVIDENCE Of the hostile
a .not ion Of the Indians. furnished by Gov.
1872 mere bundle of trash. eoncoctsd
iy 0' -sst-d persons, whose designs are 10
... upon the Government and draw
out Of the treasury, that there hes
. fighting, no lose Of lie, no destfuc.
pol. property. II this b courtesy aud
- b., We do not understand the terms
ls. oar neighhor thinks these grstuitous
.a.-'s ough, 10 have bsen passed over in
and ~ Governor should have 70.
rf.eH lie denunciation for the democratic
cong 70 that failed to justify Mr.. FIJI.
-i4Ia. administration. IL our view, the
eu. ~ .oodsncs Of the Secretary Of war 10
viatoo, . parallel in the history Of the
rouuuy. Had Mr.. Fillmore been half ~
4urluas to have defended the frontier Of
1rsat - he was to protect the power oil
spain " 10 subdus the handful Of Indians
oI 4 We would have had no cause for
mt Me Thousands have been
-f ,r l.,.. un,cs here hundreds
mgb aa,. niics,. a., iesas Goat-r ~
been 20 theatre .. .ss -sl tirl,are. ~
pIno a desolstion vaiuaolr Ives base
ps,n certified, property has been des,',
a. tolen, and women and children car
Hr1 ln into bsrbarous captivity. And yet,
vhee lief to = ANAL amount Ia required,
Hslar. lis treated with contum-ly and
csr.. We have A. much respect Cor
a Ar .isied officer Of the Government.
asfa ink an Amsfican ought to possess;
ve .rs ~ ready to excuse an error Of
uI.arnt or want OF foresight as any Of
0lt anporarics; but we see no reason
able ,logy that can be made Cor the Sec
aff If War. II We we're his political
usad " should be At a loss to justify his
,all.s- II is ridiculous TO lay the blame
u. . ,ng,sss, with such = letter a. this
ana ,ng from Mr.. Courad. It Is true
Nsi ,ngress refused 20 ra,ify Nj. FIJI.
nofs bill OF expenses. But it must he
remembered that il embraced the sx,raordi-
nary sum Of fifty millions of dollars. for
single year; a grsa. deal Of it expended in
useless and sxtravagant measures. and .
large amount without authority Of Law.
But the conduct u Mr.. Conrad towards
rs1as, In this instance, IL in consonsnce
with the whole course Of the adn,inistra.
ton from the settlement Of our Santa Fee
claim. to the Withholding Of the $4,000. 600
now in theu United States treasury, in COTS
travsn,ion Of every principle Of right and
justice.
Gov. HKsERr, the newly elected Gov
ernor Of Louisiana, has had = relapse Of
Nj. so,no inf aud n rsnovtsd IN ha dan.