The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

IrNr Couxry.--tOKeiai -tfrom W.
G.. Brown. sheriff For Ioverncr. r.
NJ Pesse 2s2, Dickson ISL, Wood ~,
Johr.on 2G It. Governor, Runnels Jol.
Jowers c3 Commiss. Gen. Land ONCE.
Crosby 36O, Fields l3l Congress. Ward
OH. Evans "72. state Senst~--for Fan
min and Hunt. Taylor 20t. Wsfeld Do.
Representative for Hunt, Ilootres 2',.
Hart 252, Against the Texas Debt biii,
10 majority
Suy,ny Couvry.--OHcial. From the
Chief Justice. VIM. ". Iiewittl Pesse,
352; Dickson, 1877. Runnels 21s' Jow>
er, 1870; Neal, Al Ward, 3li; Evans,
oos. Fields, 27l Crosby. 25s; Brown,
none. State Senator--Truett. 63s; Tuck
or 565. Flos,er--W illisms. $50; Nicely,
ass. Marten, 3t7. For Representative
Richardson. 100, Roberts 1872; Garrison,
ll3; Graves, nj; Wilson, ~. For tho
Texas Debt Act, l0l. Against the Debt
Act, 1886
The vote for Senator is from Shelby aud
Pamela counties The vote for tlon'er is
from Shelby, San Augustine. and farola'
Tpormr N CAArs --ihc Il Ms OF
Louisiana seem to be dsagrceing amohs
themselves They are divided INTO Two
factions The first nolds to the sth article
OF tho National platform, which pros
.cribes the Catholics; the other, by lar the
mos, numerous aud which has controlled the
nominations. repudiates tina, article, !he
tone and temper Of the contestants are b,
no means amiabe Charles ". Hardy,
who signs himself Corresponding Secretary
of the American Councils of La, Publishes
+, card in the New Oleaus True Delta
IN which he condemns wha, he terms " the
trimming course of the Crescent, Plcasnne,
Delta. or ether Journals, originally organs
of the American party" lie says that the
national party have undertaken to draw q
line between those who, have Tor reason'
so insufficient, and unworthy, departed from
the national organization. and themselves
who faithfully and devotedly cherish It al
the apple OF their eye. We eaHno: con
,inue in communion with persons, however
numerous they may be. who are renegade'
to republican government and It's only tru'
basis the Protestant faith and eternal hos
tlitv to Jesuiiical influence" Tie thu
concludes
"ltis Ear from the wish # The Councils
whose humble Secretary | am to wish 4
have bad feeling engeudeted between theu
and those who have though. proper to $50
late themselves from the order by adopi'n:
a new rule OF faith, AID particularly be
cause they are inly aware shat many o
those who have been hcrniled into aban
doning the order, anGcr the rre'eSt that
would uoi do ni present 70 insist Oh the 81
article Of the National Platform, are SORT
tpr VIA; they have done. auI ave onl
awaiting q suitable opportunity 10 alto"
llf it. tui Of tAts city, seven eghihs q
ihe members of The order are attached I,
i, becau.e uf tao ropgdaiei Nlh article
I. and the election Of November VII shos
whether The Iomish patty or The Naliona
american patty shah prevail at the ballo
boxes. The bogus Americans may obtaii
office. in the CITY, but after the election
they viii be TO more heard # iu connec
ton with the principles On organization o
the American party
/ What is mean, by the expression. 4" i
would no, do a Prrscni to insist on the 81
article Of the platform We are clesrl,
to understand, however, tia, after the cleo
ton. and particularly when It comes to ,h'
distribution of offices, tina, those who ad
here to the present Louisiana platform ar,
to be repudlaled, and to be no lonse
heard OF . in connection with the party,