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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

to the card of Me,srs DoGAN. DnNov.N.
Il Co., New Otleau.. witch viii be- found
among our uew advclt.eucul. We had
the pleasure ol = ,i.ll a day ct two seo.
'rnm Vi DoNovAN. a-memhet ct The Gru.
who is at present Ia lhi, .cctiop of the
State. Those acquainted VITA rh, house.
speak Of It IN d,tte'ing terms We wish
II every surerss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

A man by the name at Clsrg. Say. the
Waco Beacon, Was cnmm,ted To the Of!
Of th,, County for a'ceu, on ihur,hay
last, by Esquire I'aruetl, to await the nc
lion OF the Di.tdc, Cnuit II We hAyeun
def.rood the facts OF the ease aii-ht, it IS .
hard case. The commitment Vas upon
the prisoners confession al having uksn u
hog to keep his famil, from actual suffer
ins + such ia the case be onsht to Be-
to ned cat H. ihI- country mm has Il
shG 10 what he can eatat least lie j. q
new conner Turn him out.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

gJ- Inc Maine cotton pes, IN Calves
''u. tosotbet with 800 OF 400 bales OF cot-
tpu, Nss destroyed by dre on the night Of
the 81 MT ltNa, insured to the amount
Of $40 800
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

Hall. whn was tried At the recent term
Of the District Court at Liberty for the
murder Oh G. \ l.ong,oi,, Of We, .,o.,,
~, was senieuced TO fifteen yeers inp,son
ment 10 the pculteuliafv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
Debate In the Senate.


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
To Our Patrons.

Next week. being thf.tma' week, in &C
cordsnce ith our usual custom ial' pa
per viii not be ssu.d from tin. Office
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

PnrAcuiNG --Rev'd IuoaAs SAMyoEp
Mil presrh At the VI l. Church, IN Mar
shall. on to morrow. (sabt4Ib,) a, II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

We understand, says the " AGO Beacon.
that there VIII be three ue~ cnuuu-s as.
ahishcd the session Of tho Legislature
north OF tho Bosque aod CoNeh TO b,
called respectively Eraih. Lampssas. nuo
Camanehe, and another north Of Johnson
cas-, OF the brs,os, 10 be called Parker.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
For the r.sas Republican
Gov. Pease's state system.


hls system of internal Improvement bnt A.
,on had no paper at TIA, tim, have de'
lrrtsd Il until nov and 10 gNng my own
views have no doubt that speak The Sc"
imeuts OF lhfo">iouftHs ul To" p'"p'" 81
the whole state ~" question THEN ihhi
presents lised Is, u three i"utlh, al thr
people OF the stale are opposed l" '"N''h'
Penses plan, WY u"Ocr II 10 Nh''u
I viii reply, there i some iiiirfrnce he
tween the people and tue Legislature OF
Texas. The people act lot 'hehl'ri'rs' ana
the Legislature belongs to h"'ofh"f iehse'
We have evidence OF that tact 10 '"e case
ui We Debt Btll. he peopi" express,
Ell their unqualified disappf obauon' 10 sol
emn manner, to that measure 0ut ''"fsfh'
or Pease recommended the acceptance u
the Legislature aud notice from COCA
menis received from Austin last n'4h'' mat
the committee To whom the BiI was reier>
red. have reported the same back to ihe
lino.e. and recommended It's acceptance,
aud the probability -, It viii be accepted
But to the point Governor fease fre"mN
mend- genera. si.tem OF 'rteinal improve
consist ol Railroads, cleaning ont MYERS.
/ aud digging canals, connecting the dliiet
ent BAYS aud streams along our coast,
! and the means hy uhien he proposes 70 ei
/ ie.t thi.. ga tax upon the people, oi III
/ teen ceu's on .ser, hundred d"ius worth o.
property, tsAnbe lu ad,iilion to lh- prescnt
| tax n. recommends that h.. system b.
ii. ...t -
/ and to prevent tulu,e Legislatures from te
/ hevn. t,s people al the burden that he
vonld impose ION them. he recommends
an amendment of the constitution. ADD that
/ hi, rlau b. Incorporated INTO. aud made a
I part 81 that instrument lie hs. made u
! S.ry iny.ninns Atann,rut Ia .utpptt # hl.
| plan, and to those vino are not to- b. luIu
/ rou.h If ctcd b, 1t. operation. IT may hp
| pear petttcih easy and ln,; But let US
/ take a ptsetcd ,ie, al %
/ H.. .a,, that 1897 would be- as early as
/ 'hr ri au could be- pat lntn operation aud
/ hat lu .Ixtseu ,eat, the Nb lr STATE would
/ h- frtculaf with Rnlroad, and that q,
! ,,on -. road Noult boo hu8l Though a
! section ei c,uuttl, the iaui, 90 tae NcirlN
I
/ d,ll,t, pr- acre. would Isl, immediately To-
/ pdce la fifteen las. -I,,t- tue, .,od the
/ rNpt't"rro pt "a rsgHltlr- Nnt btNr ntu.
/ fotd, (. o,r, o Ia he. i.ur llr,.,s iu risr
I fhtt tpr y .ts'n Na nat D.. ourl.u. to- suf
/ rIt1cu.; t,f tr., N.U tr r,pui uulolt w
/ tn.. Increased ,ue rt thea, property. a.
I, ihis tue ai.ni II b., % the owner, ul
property wished To se,! ont Hui 'uPpos"
the, DO not wish le .r.i out. e., 90 -tii ttue {
TT a. 're ibef" 's p'"f H'h who
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

0~r NJ. Young a young aud promising
lawyer 4, Brenham. committed suicide on
She lst inst, by shooting bimself with a
pistol. lie was (ofmed, from Kentucky
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

" he NAL, on Thursday night. hat
iug brought II, 10 psp,n beyond 7h,ase
port, We have eatncted mp-t Of the aeNs
tom, from or lodusulou, aod more lottu.
nate hiends OF Ia ohregepof, south. West,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
AL IAN A.
The following il an extract from tho isi'
Me,aacs Of Gov. Winston Of Alabama:

Tho Quseeion Of slavery by tao people o
the non slsvehoidng States. exhibits a set
tied parposs on their part, led on hy th'
bigo.ed fanatic and .cheming politician
to permit tho South the enjoymeot OF M
peace in tho Uniou, until aroused, by the
spirit of freemen, we viii have them t.
know that we have horne with their az
eress,s~s scts longer submission to wrong
and insult 10 no longer euturable. h.
assailants Of the South have continued
their war upon Us, until tho assumed i9h'
Of interference in our Affairs has become
with them religious sentiment AZ ma
period Of cur history has this question
presented = mare gloomy aspect ~ no
time has ,hsre been less prospect Of a ces'
sa.lon OF the hostile policy adopted to
ward. W. Their power II the States aud
Ia Congress. il create snd more 'ofm'dh
bic 'hsu ever before; soi they seem now
adjusted by spiri, Of mi,chief The
highest tribunal OF Sts,e has shown tn
ia decisions ready sussetv'encY 70 pop
oiar isosiicism; ant a state Leg slainfe
has violated the spielt Of the constitutional
eompac, Of the Union. IN order % pfeYenl
ihs exrcuupu Of law made 20 eu'efee
he requirement. Of the constitution. What
was once consdsted the mad eHHts OF
crszy enthusiasts. has now tho eaettal Of
toe popular miud a, the North and bss
become a mighty power oniy 10 b. etc
tuals resisted hy united people 10 the
dsicnes Of the Consultation. ani Efforts 20
preserve u CONTINUATION IT to" fe'ivrll
Union |, Is the blindness of p9lucal
madness to shut our eve. longer 10 tine
serious nature oi our po-Iilpn on lhn- sub
jert. The l,ns has come wneu. ~ pea-
pie united ~ an emergency. u.fng abtve
all cuy considerations, W. .bea'i be- pre-
pared to assert ,nd ia MAINTAIN our c9ntii
tuiipnal and natural rights. no matter iton
what source the assaults may cnmrl ~ the
consequences which may 'ollpw ihe n'
ture at man. IN It's best t'fn, 81 aggressive
more 80 IN cpnnuHifi"s Aud niiinns
All hstnfy teaches u, tbd Hp psape eS"r
maInt.ined their nataral ~ polltlcd fighis
b. course OF tempDfi.ing .ubais.isn e.
wrong ,cqllcsceace IN 0av e.se but ~
vite. snothef
III. compfami.as Of tho Constitution
were the f st. aud should have beee the
last. the people o, the South submitted 10
Had thu aggressive course OF the Natth
been net with lrmness q, the commence
men. OF this war upol oHf ugHts, We
should long ago have had peace aad qnvt,
which wa have been unable II attain by
compromises, olten at war with our ppiit
cal compact. and replete with injustice t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

The Galveston News al tue l,b SAWS.
The adjourned meeifna al the Demo,
crauc patty convened npria hs, night
Coi. II y Potter being cnlltd Pa the char.
and Il b Johnson. E.q to preslir as Sec
tetsty
The Committee appointed at the ptevi-
Gus meeting presented the iolioNiug docd.
meo,.. namely the protest al tho Hoe. }
II brown, irttefs IRON Nes-r- Potter and
Brown to the Democratic Committee Of
the county, resolutions II hy VIZ Bur
res. ~ the House, = letter lroin " ~it"r
Nood to W. NcnarI, secretary oi lh"
Dpmpculit COMMITTEE. aud an address b,
Nrssfs fultct and Brown tp the p""id. OF
III. state. as published "a tho state Ca.
sette. oil h,vtug r,trtenee tn NJ >hsr.
yoofs Objectionable speech "a the LaglslA
tlto
\ Committee of tea VS. laou appointed
70 dealt tr-oluuous expressive OF 1,.- seut,
menis ol the D-nocmtc pau, 90 calves
ton county, win fepnried resolutions de-
mtnd,ug n Nh Sherwood that h' should
tesigu his seat IN the Legislature, pn the
ground t.mt he doe, not pr-.ent hl, con
.ttuents on the subject OF saeers. and ap,
ptosiug Of the course pursued by bio COD
leagues.
Another Committee OF four from each
precinct IN the county. Wa, appointed 'o
receive tho signatures OF every DemHrrli
10 the county, IN favor 81 VI, raerwood's
recall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

SgN,roR DetGlAs At tho latest nc
counts, this Distinguished gentleman was
couvalescent
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

GROCERIES. Ao- notice the advertise,
ment OF M VI Levy
" We return our thauk, TO NJ CuAs
IALIEY Tor number OF lAto Sew Ohtms
ptptfs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

py- \ -t-smb'al, ~e understand visited
lohf.on Crr days ago he htc.t zee
fo. present.. the Lake as r,ug rhpldl,
" he >hr~,, pott south Weston Of
"Wednesday, says:
he tvri mas u.cu .ix inches -luco our
l1et. III" .ft-st accounts r"ron 1t tn bee
tuNn 10 low water uttk at Fulton. bat
.p.r.uHe the ta1t- 81 last SATURDAY ~
TODD Il above that puiut Nrduu - Il
hpo, unN cross tbc tabs without dill ull,
toi doh l,Ave here baden Wiln COTTON
The lria, Loue sta. nud imnncicf NJ.
, A1ve arrived du,ct tom New Dtleln. ;
and the Way l. DauGherN, WEue , l,f.
GrrtadA and \iuiH from ,Nr tails he
Nadop sad Hope lrom New Oliran.. are
NOW due
Ihc Democest of the succeeding da,,
SAYS that Red River j. s,lll rsiug.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

Nnr - Re- Il cpac'ei ig Pie feet'afqi, ~ p.
silfc ~ f'fHs Thai OH per-ous 'i'ffair. p, it.i
ht, 900 ti.e State Of tr,ps under the laws of H-Yicc
tn,rfNrif fil'-s tsen'ii~ u the cunty r,k pfise
Vt the o'uuiy where 'hr baud B. sInmet hY tie iui
dny of lule \ u onr lhrl~aui ai 1T hundred and
itit * NJ br forever barred
Aaf 2nd l1iat THIS ae, take rfTsei From and AZ.
10 sal,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

Daring the speech OF ',en Houston, at
Bulrop, i,st wc,k he eas lrequeoiIy ietor,
upted H. codcayonne to quril tno dis,
turhauce, Mr. j smith became Involved 900
rn nffay Vih two meu named NcGmni-
The Advertiser sa,s; Nr Sm,h got "a
hack eve from oup oi them kuockrd one
entering the il'.hy part OF the lclt a'p ard
coming out u-t below the shoulder hladr
maklng fish wouud. huIe painful
doubtless, bat not dangerous
The idyeul.,r say, that lhr lp'euupllon
eluted ia. was e"n.ufed b, good iocn o.
al putp. tirIiaH
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SOLD ALSO BY .s
MAaILL & HEATH, Lancaster c. ii.
A. p. WyLIE, Chester.
WINCHESTER, STITr g. Co, Munro.
n, J. DstiAY. and WoRKMAS, Camden.
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The Daily Standard contains daily telegraph
ic report Market Report and report of
General Information furnished by the mail from,
every section of the Union.
1t also presents n daily report Of the Stock
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Departures OF Ships, and Of the arrivals of pas
Sengcrs.
Once a week is presented comparative
statement of the receipts and shipments of Cot
ton, Rice and Lumber, at the port of Charleston,
and comparative statement of the Receipts
and Exports of Cotton at all the ports of the L.
nitrd States.
All news OF a personal and political character,
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sututIonS peculiar to the South, and next ofthc
union OF the States. We rcsolutcly oppose rad
icalism as we'll in democracy as morals.
Oic HhpOrtalI otJeCt III the establishment OF
onr paper, was to present a cheap vehicle for
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who will send us FIFTY DOLLARS. This will
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SOUTH Lowell FACTORY.
JoseDh Ola rlxa

Is prepared TO furnish at shortest notice, his
improved COTTON GINS, ut Sl.75 per Saw,
cash--Threshcrs, Fans, and Cylindrical Straw
cutters, TO all who may need said machines
The following gentlemen have patronized him.
and can confidently be referred to- viz: Can't ]
N. Ingram, Hanging Rock; T. T. Gregory, Taxa.
haw; w. j. Culp, Harrisburg; W. e. Cunning.
ham, Liberty Hin; Capt ID ID Perry Beaver
Creek; J Cunningham, J l. Robinson, DIR. II
l. Crawford and VIM. Stevens, Lancaster G ii .
He is also prepared TO fuynish and put up
superior article Of Lightning rods at reduced
prices.
Ii To accord with the "hard times 1
have reduced my Gins TO 81 10 per saw, and
other machines in proportion. Being think.
ful for past tavors, hope by attention to bust.
ness anda desire to please, I may still be sus.
tanned in my profession.
20 Sm JOSEPH CLARKE.
South Lowell Factory, Lancaster Dist. June Is