The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-29

systematic tOihMuFtfh oIeNt ot tEgece oilers
40 encouragement 10 extend lis territorial
dominion. aud that as there are no msted
ala Tor provincial or communal government.
anarchy would be the result of leayug tire
provinces OF Turkey to themselves, OF pcr
mitiiug them to form f'parsle republics 20
Inregard 10 the now proposed territorial
division. he says:
England desires 40 territorial argran.
di1cmenl, and could De 900 party, TO pre,i
Gus Arrangement nom which slewas So de.
isc any such benefit England could be
no panty &, an, Understandings aoNoset
general. that was To- bt kupi secret trum
ojhe Powers; Hat bier " I.sisa Gu.en>
meul h.h,.o that 10 ara1 fru.uts could
coufai evants. and tha. uo understanding
could be kept SECRET hry So oub, ia JIa
opinion OF h.r Nyal}'s Government. q.
u.5 ssuai ar preparation fe mu.gaas ID.
every description, aad FOR sevohs among
tae Cndsup subjects ot Gle Porte Ea0b
power aud ,aeh party warl pHdeavee ~
secure Co. future Interests. and %. dis PIE
ton al the Turkish Empire would le p,..
cedej hy a state pl anarchy which must
asgfayaie ever, difficulty, il it dad not rem
def peaceful solution oil tie question .m.
pa.hIe.
.he only moaa Is which a solution
could b. s,,ama.d waull i.n thst ~ an
Eg.osaan CONGRESS. bin. TINT only sgaIi
as naJ4tiasa, % saon .or ds-.r.ar taat ihe
present efdus or M,uus Ia Iufkef suauli
De- maintained. us h,r 81 ssts'l Gu-u-
meut cannot without alarm. reflect orr ila
iraiou.,es that would thoa d. evoked iha
iu,po.s,oiity OF recoucuing the different
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pea" war To s'' 'a 90 Tue o',sa'io's
"blei' She considers injurious 20 nor ma
uon" ho'''' ana W"''n h"''"s ''eN t'',''-'
rd W victorious 'uem'es' are constant
source ol irritation 70 her'
IN Tue 'ea's, '4 'He he-'t"i''ns '.n'a
"h, 'a''-''"1i'i i2'''i.' To ~ w. ~.
VITA ''ta''2Isi 'ai'a moss. NNA th' '.'aP.
ron subsequently D" ''e rer 'fu'h oil uf
dispHiehF s"tl TINT D" 'el' V'e Two 'ouIia
rie''i' una''s i'od e"sh "'Ne'' ava tiAt
iuei" Mss 1N.el"s n' ie.'ta 90 e"ht'g hhf
upon No. tA'9 'i sr,"'Atnau' Inn
81 sovereign should hr most s1cteh
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wan Wee ti'ai understandings however "'i
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"li''"i N''l''''.'h' e'' NH "'''' hf
eaahni u" -rai pY"ers. a.1 lat n'Hr ui
t'eu thH5 ta- advantage 'i 81. Vaak
ot iHe f7ra to- otian FROM DO eoac" JOINS.
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At sc" '"sue we 'o",d quite an "a.
oitne"' 1AisuNS ~ feeAf" 70 we present.
Jua8e 90 '"'S ''''"'i non Judge -.
ihe court mrt @" Hoh''Y morning but
before proceeding 10 business, Il n'en'bef
"' Tue I''"'y county oar t'ese"' "a l''
u"on' signed ht every nemort o' '"o n't
10 thHl courl' "'"''iS' 10 most Ic'Fecuni
terms as b"nor to f"siEu MS sea- upon
the beuch ihe scn'lema" who prosecuted
The peuuoa s~ioh' however tat, 'n cHso
he ""A'd hp' tee'S"' hr petitioners hhl
"S'e,d among themselves 'h"t '"'' "nH''
not do amy ''-iues' lu TIE court o." Tong
AZ he presided Another gentleman "d
dressed 20" c"nft. fe's'ef"ns the drtetn'
nation the, bad agreed Go, "nd urged inyerN
p'"n term, ''' ."''''''t "I q. 'itn"''".