The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09

the majority OF them are opposed to the
course pursued by Governor Pease. in the
rejection Of the deposit. With grea, deal
Of self satisfaction. he ssys "This, then,
is the issue; will tho press sustain Gov
Pease I" Without recognizing any such
issue, we cannot bu. think our contemporary
has hardly done himself justice in his CLEAN.
logs, and in order to ill up what is want
ing, we propose to favor nm with limited
number ourselves. We place them on this
side Of our paper. in order no, to ct roach
too largely upon our editorial department.
Well then, to commence, here is an cx>
tract from the columns OF the Bonham Ad.
ver,iscr. We hope friend Marshall will
smother his feelings in its perusal
h Tho Paeiae Railway The 5000 900.
BY the State Gazette we have the cor>
respoudence between Governor Pease and
Mr.. Treasurer Raymond, respecting. the
deposit OF $500 900 by those gentlemen of
much promise and scant performance
Mes.rs, Walker and King. Of the gfea,
Pacific Railway Company.
Mr.. Raymond informs the Governor that
he had received, as such deposit. twenty
four hundred shares Of the stock Of the
Sussex, \ j.. Iron Company, at sl2 80
per share equal to $500, OOO-an by way
OF bolster, stock of the Mechanics Bank OF
Memphis, to S29>, 900. and New York
State stock to 81 ,000--in all six huudred
thousand dollars
Governor pease was so little charmed
with this princely liberality, as to throw the
whole batch back into the faces Of the
donors, with a polite in,ima,ion that the
81 900 in New York stock made up the
total value of their deposit. OF course, the
jig is up and the contract will be adver-
tised FOR new letting. This is the course
the Governor will undoubtedly pursue, and
the one he ought to pursue.
In common with the greater part OF the
press, we have expected this very finale
Notwithstanding the profound mystery with
which this transaction has been shrouded,
ink lings OF its true character have frequent.
" come to light. The mention of Doctor
Foulkes "moonshine" bank, and the PEE
culiar pbraseology OF the Sussex inventory,
-a'''se 10 one VINO "as ""' na'' "u 'se
upon Tue "i'o.''o's' OF VINO H""~s '", '',"R
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scarce IN market, and can be procured with
ense durne tins period OF monetary string
ency' How, then, can II be necessary Tor
men protesting TO have Inc confluence OF
the hnanci"l word 10 o'ae 10 ''sh' an Gus
scnte ana "o"o''"' Jersey eotpo'a''o' "',"
the rotten carcass OF oe'"het Ho","
western BANK as sn'hc'eh' seeo'l', 'oi ,nc
'nihi'"emt %, e'ean'' oo"I'c' 80, 10
whole "Ha'f Is moonsn'"e- "o"o'e "'s,,''."'
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ha''""S business 'no "i,'"''o", """c.
Inc great eh"r'ef nave nee" o'o"s". 10 's'
an" e"" w P''P'"' "pP'',,''' ,,.
and in pa.o line The current belief is.
however, tina, tina, has been sold to Messrs
thaltield y company. WHOM partners Of
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