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construction, and in their en-.
gines. TO ensure strsneth snd
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-26

40 sectional or ambitions. OF fsnatieal o..
citement msy agaia threaten the durability
Of our institutions, OF Obscure ~ light d
our prosperity.
But lot not the Foundation Of on. hone
rest upon mans wisdom. Il will not b.
sufficient that sectional pr-judicss and no
place in the public de.ib<rations--it will
not be sufficient that the rash counsels Of
human passion are rejected. II mast b.
felt that there 10 no national security bet 10
the nations humble. acknowledged depen-
dence upon God. aud His overriding provi.
dence.
We have been carried safely through .
perlous crisis. Wise counssls, like thoss
which gave us the constitution prevailed 10
uphold il. Let the period bs remembered
~ an admonition. and not a. an sneosr.
agement, in any section Of tue Union, 10
maxi experiments whore experiments are
iraught with such fearful hazard. Let Il b.
impressed upoa ell hearts. that besutiisl -
our fabric 10, no earthly power o. wisdon
cosld ever sssrits 10 bsokss lssemsuss.
Standing A. l do almost In view Of the
green slopes Of Monticello, and. ~ Il were,
within reach Of the tomb Of Washington,
with all the cherished memories Of the past
gathering around me, Ike so many eloquent
voices Of exhortation from Heaven, | can
express no better hope for my country than
that the kind providence which smiled
upon our fathers may enable their chill
.'ren to preserve the blessings they have in
heritsd.
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IL A QuASpAar.-We hare hsard q,
persons being placsd In . q~asdasy. ~
we know Of no one more snforaaaasly
si'cafrd . this rssrset than ~ EuelisA
arUy efir.r, u h. receives an lnsslr aed
doD't challenge the offender. he = tsisd -
coar' martha. sd broke with iafamy. n
b. does clsUeage lis sdssrsavy. I'D AspAs
pens to h., hm, be Is f,dsd svss u ~
civil power at hrus iar aissass. II y
don't make = to.' oi hmsel.. 2. drq
med DOT of the army. |, he does wnoo 4
fool Of himsslf, sis feet q eos4sgs isse97
him out Of the world
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Hsw NAM pssp,s Hss : 49, 80
THE hsstIIng world Il ssss. $500 1sis
single good ding tss any tedy = - y.
bss them byi II
whsa n ~ msn NO ~ lsvss1s1 u
sssful m9eh1as. or who bss ~ eestsjvp1s
= scAssns TO relisvs hsn,ss su1ssiaa. = =
enlarge The sphere OF humaN happlnsea. q
Who has lpoken . siaals wise wssd y ~
treasured Sp and thesgh of IN st>ss tnoas
W. cannot but feel Z rsspsee r. NJ. ~
has lived TO some psspsss. ~ r. ! "
or = year, ~ svss dry 10 b spsnt h -
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- p - ff'tf' nFff inife lslAhe sad
testing. ~ given Up 80 tie rurs.i, al low
ssd selfish rrds, II Is shario' Tho vsry
ies, tlioe g. ts done. las soon e. we feel
ihst "a hsve The power Of theagh, and ~.
ticc'lra u propo'o 10 CURSE 10 lins pnr.
poso ~ofh 'sAg Tor laose who hate
the Bile know what !. tho most iin4 ortass
purpose OF lie !, Ia TO prepare fur ruth.
.r world Anai~q~f ~,'' fei54 ~ fr III eSSl
we MAY well l'imDi Whniggsr piil sisss.
der a. in % go shall be niss 60 shua
Ttfp ars H1'ao !pgns PERSONS 30 ~
nu a-he, GOD bod m Ne iia.lfea fors7
sl'. h.a0ly or ac lolri a.tar's. Re
&" net eHnf.dt- tow siisAl s csWn
m he 'st haar'f age necowpisS5
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fr,nd
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wor pad egFs t avsk
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Nv (Ou0Ff0HSA--H ~ n RELIEF IN lea
~ heart but nv own can know Nm
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GENERALLY had no adequate conception o
.hn degree NJ st.., which O5s s''aiea'a -
.n~-s'st -'0 ma1s gfuI hDn.r ihaIr ln-.lyss
and ,ual o ba could 0I't saeeeei li -lgif
acquant,ug "a, pubic u..nt aQon ~. Sub.
ject. he had no fears that any individual
well informed in the matter, would be %
simple minded ~ ever 10 attempt an en-.
counter with the protested gambler. This
grcx. degree Of skill on the par: Of pro
iessed gomblerS was tho resuIt Of some
amour. Of science. strong powers Of mem.
DRY acquired by cultivation, m astonishing
seight Of hand obtained by constant prac-
tice, all aided by the masked cardA in gen
eral use by which they were read ~ easily
ms il played with the lace upwards.
To convince gentlemen of the utter foil =
of attempting TO play cards with professed
gamblers however amusing might be their
private games with each other, he would
show them how completely he could con.
troll the cards Of the entire pack. Tho
game of whist was called for; the cards
shuiiled by those around him. when he i'm.
mediste dealt himself aud his partner all
the strong cards in the pack. lie then ex,
planned to them that, knowing Eve, card
by the back he could dea, ..c second, third
or even the 'ouf'h card from the Top a.
wen as tue hfs'' an" ms no a'u again WIN
a raridity that defed the closest scrutiny
to detect II. and with ns much apparent
ense ~ IL 10 WAS dealing from the top Of
'"e PACK -,
"s"' low jsck And ,"e game wa'
nes' e"'ee 'o'. 'as ea'a' mo'one"'y ."a''
"eu' nc ''''''ea'A's'v ue"' a'"'e'' m'
ace "soee' ~" -" % e'soA s"u 'ur"ea u"'
java "'" sA' W "Pi''"'"' VIC ."s' t"''"
ana fsy: oe"es'" scors OF ~s'c"'", eyes
AROUND inc 'an'e' none OF ~n'cn eoo'u "s'
'ee. '"s c"sA' " s.o"u"' ''' Wv y '"'''
"".'' explained ny "f' -;
E"cn'e Was mex, cameo 'o'i s"s cA'o'
snu"sa' &c var, ~ oea', "''nse'' ,ne ace
a"s' JACK u e,no'' Jaen o. rp""r' 81"
.e" o. "ea'a' aou 'o'ns" Tue qsee" 0, c'oo'
'or ""mPs' a',ens's'"g inc zen, ~ '"'
'o'co ',"ss'' ." ,"s "'cM' : MS nc &C,
eo"p',sneo Dy MASKING ,eVe's' e"S"ger W
l"e felsu'e po.''on o. 'ne ea,a'. w"'en -
zone ana sou'a only % "o"e' '' '"o'o"g"'
o'ed gam"'e!s'
h,aeg vi" next 'n'roouee"-'"s
cara. s"ome" a." ea,' partner se'ee'e"'
:" whom Mr; -, ss.d ne would gre large
na"o' ne osa' MN Two oa''e's ana =
ofaggs'' ana 'ne MIRO ma" "s "'"s "s"o
!" ,.e--'"u, """~,"s '"a' INC g"""'o'
eooio, IN ms A"o~'edss o, c"fc' "y mars
osn Iu.. ~. 'uen cslu' :, no e"o'e :" ." ae".
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The ways Of advertising fses Wis are
various. but peshaps the fchsviag sze>
toned BY the Hull Advertiser, Eaelsn =
the mos. extraordinary: 4 Ssts. rssiiae
near the village Of Kirby sndsr-D als. vsss-
ing = wife, provided himsslf Wits b
piscsrd. and printed upon u. : Vast .
woman to make : wife Of. ~ littls
none. 10 90 % America" TAls he p,secst
on his hat. and planssd hlnssl' Ia Cont Of
the church door on Sunday. wlsn thu eou>
grsgation VS. leaving.
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liz TEXAS REPUBLICAN
Av I've Dollars and 0aII rear !
n. ~. l. q y q ID 3 y ~
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

.e rsxas Rsscsa,cast:,s a"cd weekly Al TWO
dlARs AMP "ALF per snnum II rs'd IN
\ m~u, he delayed until after the sis months. the
m h- roms Dollars. Single copies. One him.
Al ~ PER square, Of ten lines or less
n cent. p-s SQUARE for every sahs-q-u, insertion
Ihsfsl discount made for yearly advertisement.
Is,ouac.aw-ai Of candidates, Ten Dollars.
Fw-l,s ", cont will is charged on advertisements
pasl IN sAvencs.
y I<,Sln addressed to hi. Ofice must be pre-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-26

custoss eaes Of scesnsmbalIsn i ~
corded h ~ Chllico ia itsha,o, Gazette 4
daughter Of NJ. y hans srose tcn Aer!
slssp. sad In her niget elo,hes walked fpus
miiss up tho Seia,s river wsdea into ~
Stssam aud swan across DEE part, sa11
was fosni b, an early sises sissi1g ~
the hank OF sba river asleep lssn,Arkd
bic spoash as ihe gid vas Only thlrtsp
yea ED aid couldn't swim whee twake Il
,ei. they say. ,his midnight sost -
iidr't hurt nes bit
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il.fe Is hog IN exhibition a Ciesin-
mails. Of such siee and fAtneas. that rfofoe. {
ssr senerindyks says that IL his 'sil So
lighted, and hep, properly tsimasea. ~
would hnrn ies year, and With sssA 40
lisucv "a se Hehs a iargs nprtaoa u ~ ~.
Hhsrs = your spefm ~ > sow
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lNACGCRAL ADDRESS

MAsca 4. 1853.

| Nv Counirymen--It 10 . relief to feel
h 10 heart but my own can know the
,s~sl ssupss ssa bislsr sorrow over
kieh | have been borne 10 = position 90
k,sils for o.hers, rather than desirable for
fs~if
|'vhs circumstances under which ! have
sn called. for limited period. to pre- side
), the desti"isn Of the Republic I'LL me
kh . profound sense Of rsspc Utility. bu,
b nothing like shrinking apprehension.
|spsi' to the post assigned me, not AZ to
y sought. bSt Ia obedience to the unso
||aet expression Of your wi''. anspsrsbls
II, ia r. f.arlsss. faithful. and a,liornf ~