The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05


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rusr~rs 4 sAis dsw arr folly sspaAi"sd !"
~ arid, wish ws s1ssae' tr"s The sds
ses,sl ss,ss,~s n sh~ Cs''do Gazette. NJ
T.. ~ have every confidence. viii ssc~~~d
IL II. .aj%c, Of his mission. C""''''s-
s,nsers have al,esdy i~e" appointed. and
hcohs op~nsd for the sshse'ip''cr "f stock.
The hl,erslay and public spidt already
rvinr~d Nv our citizens in sccon'iing the
views Of the Agent. warrant " !" the he
l;~f that the enterprise will 'se successful
We h"pe il may sace~ed. aud shst before
twelve months eur territory may Ne con
n~.tpd from, one end {" the other by this
rf~stsst invention ri mssl~ru times.
Il Is M, eur iu.rn,io" ~ this n,iirls To
present fully the advantages Of the Tslr
graph. Indeed. we have not given the sub
i.et that constellation which its merits lie
ns,xi. but we ~anu"t r~irnin from pre-
s~nting, briefly. tho rshectioes that r~eor
~ w. on the moment.
II We t.hs th"s~ States in which il has
j. ~oss extensively established. W. 6od
they have increased rapidly IN pros.
....,. Railroads and other works nj IN.
teo improvement have met With g'ex'er
OF 4uvngsmewt than NJ any other period.
Z has a,iyen from the fact that the Csle
has had tendency I" unite the p~".
OH, + the eountry. and while they xr~
it4. lated by the reports 81 Internal Il"
msnss shroad. concentration os public
. On has ke~n obtained IN relation h. the
ir ~ works thnt are urged upon 'he's
. tioo. I,s influence upon private inter
,. has added 10 individual aud public
60 p~v''y. The great certainty and di-
god, rss II has given to trade, by close con
on With the commercial ritirx al the
: ~. and the raj,i.ii,y with which orders
.+n >. trans" itt.d. arr great public benefit.
'ue",ly our merchants would purchase
eeti,n, but are deferred fons the fact ,ha
'he} are unx~Qna'ni-d will, the state oi ih'
80 O,i~sns ms'k.t. u the telegraph
-,",e Established. the i.ls"ier would spe-'i'i,
p'f :" the proceeds IT his crop. aud b.
nir ,ved 81 M ~x'.y period Of the yexv I.
I Il in sa~h 4 manner rs I. insure hin,
III. This would cremt- AID Keep ,l,v~
e.i, pixr. A9Sin: II would ch.apen the
.r, "f all articles which WE obtain frou,
pol d. for our merchants could transmit
t.l orders before their stocks were re-
B.,
ese are advantages which al i1laud
'"u''ies d-,'~s i,aoi the telegraph
fages wh'cl wi,uld ilnre 20 eAas,
.f~r i1 grrH iesyfse man To nay
Nftir - sn~ MON, owing To her iso
eon.,.,ion, aud her want of CONNER.
,c'l'l'~s. Public Improvement has no,
dvsnced IN rrxxs, inasmmch ~ there
.t want Of union among our J.eo, l.. The
'- 'art. more than anything else. VIII tend
rect this evil. aud Ia concentrate rniIic
N upon our leading work. i!,l
t. ar~ other consider atoms besides these
telegraph would aid IN protecting our
y~xt~nl-d frontier: it won,d put dawn
criu-, from the fact that i. would cot of
the n,eana Of escape.
1bss much for the advantages Of the
Telegraph. The'n~x, qu.s,i"" is. w".Id i,
pay. We have not l,s ore ~ the requisite
dts. 10 sp~ak fully %" the subject. hut
those who Nave give" the subject most co".
sid~ration, say that il will not 'AIy pay. hot
will pay Handsomely. IL other agricultural
communities. where it was evidently not 50
much required. the telegraph has succeed, d
h.y"td the most sanguins expectations Of
it, friends. Al many places where il WAS
with d'ilieul,y That the requisite stock could
he o',niors, the receipts have hsr" suili.
cis",ly lsrge no, only !" secure tho stock.
h"ldsrs sgn'nst loss, bu, to yield hand.
so"'s profit
W. hope th~t our people will encourage
the telegraph, i"r we believe il will greatly
accelerate our railroad pr"jecss Certain
il ia, il will not v~tard them, while its nd
vantsgss IN Other respects are sufficient in
to mske W anxious To embark
" the sntsrpsixs.