The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-15

We publish. on our first page, what pur'
port 10 be developments IN relation to the
! New York, Atlantic, mud Pacific Company.
The lsmphle, containing these espositions
we have never seen, nor the answer OF the
company to the charges with which they
are assailed Mr. Chateeld. vc are tnlt. is
accu.ed Of being the author Of 'he pamphlet
making the accusations aud the Com,
pany in their reioinder " show him mp in
a yefy fcl.citou. manner This man Chat.
field, fcv month. ago. was q distinguish
cd Gnaucier be was said to have large
means, AID 10 ho the representative oi csp
itali.'s 10 day. be- Is broken down gam
Bier "a sisch+--a penny less adssntnrer--a
huubpsi 10 have spoken OF him. n few
months ago, ~ terms Of doub, OF dtstur',
erald have been deemed q great oatr gr.
as much 50 az It is now regarded high lfea
sou against the state to intimate that
Robf !. Walker, aud the Company o.
which b. is President, is not oil that It pro
lcsses 10 be- all ,hat is freud, claim for it,
II may be tfue that NJ thalGeld is a.
great scamp s. he IA represented. 1t
NAV be true that the pamphlet complained
Of may have omiualcd from hi. pen. and
that II Is In every respect a yindic'i9e pub
LEGATION. la, notwithstanding these things,
there may be truth in much If no, all Of It's
revelations. Il should be remembered that
II is but a f.sy mouths since Nr thaIfdd
was nj the head II the Company It, hon
ored chief Then Lc uas surrounded by
the very men who now condemn him.
Bot while many, oursolf among them,
are disposed to regard tbis New York Com
pauy with suspicion aad di.ltnst. We must
conf,.s that is northern enemies AZ" entitled
to but linle respect Il II not denied that
they arc governed in their opposition ny
selfish aud malignant feelings. As sn evil
denee Of this tecklts,oess, they assert th,t
this Tcxa. road traverses nearly a thousand
miles Of " bowling desert without timber
without means of subsistence, peopled only
BY Indians, aud ycry few even Of them
On the other hand the New York Comps
nv is upheld in the South by rreu Of cbarac'
ter aud talent. This is the case in cur
own State. Exon here in Marshall there
are gentlemen, for whose opinions We have
a very high regard who express themselves
satisfied that the Company is amply able
to build the road Messrs Ward and Hall
too, would certainly never have transferred
our charters to a company that they be-
lieycd entitled to no confidence,
Our, is not a faelious opposition to the
New York Company II we were satisfied
that it was entitled to confidence and res
pect, we would be amongst its strongest
friends /, is certainly no ianl; Of ours II Il
oceupie, doubtful position.
In the mean time. the lst OF Angus, is .
rapidly approaching. On that day the
Governor renders his decision ms to what I
company Is TO have the contract for build .
ing the Pacific Road. II the Now ork
Company show II frir front. in all proba'
hility il will be awarded to them We
have every confidence in the sagacity, 10.
dependence aut integrity Of Gov Pense
that he will cons ,ba responsibility Of
bis position. and the interests OF the State
over which il is his fortune to preside.