The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23


ma i4tes, fora tho city Leiug over t.,o
wsess OH
We doeiro 'a call lbc attention Of oaf
nal Agent anI tho Department NJ wash
ne'on 90 iho present condition Of tAis
country al regards mnil facilities The
suspension OF navigation ou Red RNcr
which happens nearly overs year. but which
Boa, been particularly fatal 20 the Interests
OF Eastern Texas for the last twelve month";
cut, VA OF almost entirely from the 'outcr
world" /. t right that such a large Dis
ne, Of county should be- placed ln this ~
uatou. md ho obliged to dep'Hi upon such
an uncertain means OF communication :
Weuc.d moro reliable maA facilities than
ss 10 present possess, and ne thins a
oiaaeo no, oaly da,i. .b,e bu'lmpofatso>
b. demanded.
l,bsa.d thata l,He ul siage eQnches can
lo fuu from tho mouth OF Red River 70
Shreveport boo drcc day, and at less cost
than the department "A now paving thH
miserable s'camboats that ply 10 thstryer-
This would place ~ within Use days Oh
Nes Orleans. VIVA doyan say Mr Scott
Call on ihe Fo.,m4stor G~neftl, aud tei,
lim that you urothe identical Scott 20 which
tic coon surrendered. and tina, thIs country
has rights nights. slr, aud that they must
and will have them.
or The BOSTON correspondent OF the
Congregational Journal staies. that whon
IL WIS made known 10 the New England
Methodist conference. 10 session at helsea,
near Boston. that the Massachusetts, House
Of Representatives. had voted f5r the reno.
,ai oi Judge Lounp. because. 0s an officer
of The Government, he rendered Of he Ia
pitive slave Burns, the members rosc 'tp and
pa., hr,r cheers Is it not shs"... .ul mat
body Of men, eIaia'..,e % be enlightened
christian, .aog,d rejoice over she unmeflted
d.se.eco Of a n.au for no other crime than
adbering to his oath aud the Constitution
and laws Of his country.
or Tho Lagrange paper gives 40 &C
count Of negro, belonging 10 man
named White. who was discovered destrib,
uHug poison among the ,lavos Of the plant
ers living on tho Nasidad lie was taken
up By legal process and confined, but was
released by his master or some other per>
son. and was supposed to be serre,ed about
the premises Of White. His escape efea.
tod great excitement. aud public meeting
wn. held BY the citizens living on the Nayi.
dad.
o. \ public meeting was held Iu Leon
county, at which resolutions were passed
approving the general course Of Governor
pease, bat condemung bis railroad policy
aud declaring that IN consequence Of be
advocacy Of the State System. they would
uot auppoft Inn for re- election. They
thcteiofu Nominated A, ~ LOWS, RAG OF
Brenham. FOR Governor
or The ship John with 3,7 emgrants
for Quobe'. encountered q severe storm IN
the British channel, and was run into q
daugeroun reef called Marades Her DO,
tom was stove in, and she sunk within 200
!oet Of the coast. The fearful sea swept
overheard 100 passengers who were los,
% elung to the rigging
ct The steamer keystone State, wac
burned 1T Florence, y landing on the IL
iinojs riyor, on the 30th al, The Ere oc
eurred at night between IL aud O'Clock,
and spread with great rapidily, Fortu-
uately there were but few passengers on
the bon, Grea, CONSERVATION prevailed.
and we regret to state that four persons
lost their live,
NrDFrAuLl Nu-W. arc very much
afraid that the sparring between the y O
Pcavuue and tho Boston Pos, vii! be
the death Of soma Of their readers in the
country SO long as their wi, is confined
to sbslractous We have no objections to It,
but when it ia made up Of tho del:cacies
Of the two market. itis inlolerable They
must certainly think their country readers
are ike the little boy who asked has moth.
or to e, him 20 down town aud see
the gentlemen eat Ice cream
or The jackson Monument Association
have made selection OF the memento to
bee erected on the battle fold Of 1913, ta
eommemoHlion of the victory achieved by
Ten Jackson aud the American army on
the memorable sth of January It to be a
plain shaft 80 feet ia height, constructed
of marble, with an interior stulrway leading
TO the top
On the nigh, Of the 10Th, Capt. Baker,
an atilaeut citizen formerly from Louisiana,
bat who had settled on the Colorado near
rs mouth, was shot dead ia his bed hy
some person unknown Suspicion was at
tached to his negroes
U-1- The citizens OF Panola and Milan
eount,os have passed resolutions against
the acceptance OF H,e Texas Debt BIN.
or The Know Noihiugs are not content