The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-28
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N'At bHe 'h"e d, u
ten wears, IN when We! sn''' e''s"''
whole or part OF tue roal' 10, w ~,
charters have been ei""''u'
WAS passed, by 'usPeN'''"
requiring that biI!s snAi' p' ''"' y"
several days, to 'eeo'' 'e"''"H'
gfcssed. something ~ '''s 'o'' d..
much needed p'heIPa' o'Je'"o" w w
numerous charters hsfs'"'"e s'"".''' "''
been The want o' su""'''"' '','' 80
conhnlng 'hs'h gov" w P n'a,,
the, should commence ".' .o"'p,'
undertaking me f'ee"' 'e'. "
sfoor. "'rr Inc ''Nrs''"
Henderson mn mas strongly A"'''''" W"
attention oil ths L'g'''' are W ''''
IN the esdS Irs'sia."n ~ '"'
railroad charters IL " lernNP'
circumstance, 'n~' II WAS '''s e''''' ~
tell under TIE ban o. 'he r'ec'''o WV -
this IS one oil 1he lie" ro'u' NAV ''.'''I :,
to be Ac'u"Hy eo"s""e'ru' az" "''''
therefore cause . s"ohS '""'' VI ~ ','"'
and induce sneh ac.o" AZ "oo'o "'''
other charters under iike tes"'c"o"s'
There has been ou, i'''ie business "'''
acted by the senate during 'hs ','' "e'''
owing TO me ti'ne consumer III u'seu''' y
the loan bi!l. The debate on th's que'u
has been marked by great ability The
speech OF Mr. Paschsl IN lavef, aud that "'
VI. Potter in opposition, each e'inced
thorough acquaintance with the SUBJECT
aud were universally conceded to be among
the ablr., Arguments OF the session. All,
or nearly all the big guns oi tue Senate.
took part ~ the debate. Tho issue IL yet
extremely doubtful The experience OF
other States upon this or Ike policy, IN
relation to internal Improvements are cited
10 support OF both sides OF tho controversy
We must confess that 50 contradictory are
the results III different states, that but niue
satisfactory Information Is 10 be gained ny
reference to them. The preferred woH
gage oi the State, az provided by me ~
,ernal Improvement Ia" o' the STATE OF
tennessee, "'n 10 create An oos'ao'. ~
the obtaining cfsd'' abroad by 'hose com
panIes VINO have accepted the loan mus
offered by tho State, While on mo other
hand. similar loan by the state oi M''>
sour. coupled win land donations nave
proven emlnenlly successful III sncns'he
my the credit OF The Missouri companies
IN the money market. From results 80
contradictory AS these, no satisfactory con
illusions can be arrived at ; we must ".ce'
tafily be driven 10 an examination OF Tue
elementary principles upon winch the pom
cy is founded, as II 1t WAS theory as yet
uot-sted by tie cfuc'ble OF experience !"
arrive at any conclusions AS to the pros
pretty OF the policy
A bill originating in the Senate, making
an appropriation OF sl25,oO0, to pay that
portion OF thc second class debt ol the late
Republic OF Texas, which has been audited
and allowed, passed the House OF kepfe'
sentatlves on thursday last
The bill donating sixteen sections OF land
to the local roads OF the State, was, on
motion OF Mr. Palmer, made the special
order OF the day Tor Monday the 18Th INST
The bill proposes to increase the bonus OF
lands gwen by the state To Railroads. TO
sixteen sections per mile me acceptance
OF the sixteen section TO br an abandon.
ment on the part OF the company u all
the branching privileges they we're entitled
to under Their original charters
-" act 'nco.Po,"''s '"e ,' o'''"'o''
"ha''"h' ana "u,''" nn'''oao No"'I"'S
was e"g'"s"u 90 inc :" '""
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serving '"sNe 'ess"es " '"'' 'o' Wv We
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