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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-10-02

MELANCHOLY DEATH OF GEORGE STEERS,
THE SHIP BUILDER-On Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. George Steers, the famous ship and yacht
builder, proceeded in buggy from New York
city to Little Neck, l.. L., to bring his family to
the city. After proceeding some distance, bis
horse took fright, when he jumped out, but was
unfortunately struck by tho vehicle on the head,
Frustrated, and rendered insensible. He was
soon after discovered by several friends, and a
physician obtained, but his skill proved of no
avail. Mr.. S. died at lOA o'clock the same eve.
ming.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-10-02
Tu Quoque.


The Louisville Democrat gives the following
home thrust to the Filmoreites, who are in the
habit of charging the Buchaniers with being
the exclusive advocates of disunion
"Their cry Of disunion comes with a miser-
able grace, when their leader proclaimed, as
soon as he set foot on his native soil, that the
South ought not to submit to the election of
Fremont. They are screaming for man who
openly proclaimed this sentiment to crowd Of
his admiring and applauding partisans. Who
has openly proclaimed disunion in advance |
A pretty set to charge disunion upon anybody,
with this sentiment from the lips of their file
leader before the country"
Black Republicanism Looking up in Virginia.
The Richmond Enquirer, of the oath inst,
says:
+" The speech of Henry Winter Davis is con-
sistent with the character of the man. The
audience were prepared for a Black Republi-
can harangue, and they got it, in spirit and in
substance. What is more, they seemed to rel
ish it with eager appetite"
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-10-02
POLITICAL NEWS.
From the Logansport Journal.

From the Logansport Journal.
Schuyler Colfax Mobbed by the Old Liners-Two
Men Killed-Women, Men, and Horses Knocked
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-16
Six Wives Of King Henry the Eighth
Of England.


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Anne bulSn, Henry second VIE WAS
oi noble Ancestry. and at hn carry age at
tached 10 his court AS maid al honor I" TIE
Queen. hile she was serving "a TINS ca
pacliy her beauty attracted The notice and
awakened the illicit love Of the roNa! so
lnptuaiN. ! rom this 'lne l"fW he began
to plot the depreciation at hhlhaiint, hhd
sought 10 Install IN her place The sNten who
had thus turned away MS heart from It's
plighied teaitN' 'he character OF Nnhe
Is SO differently drh"l"ied ~ hef dlt"fehi
biogfaphefs thn' q 10 dillru'l at thiS daN TO
sun NJ conclusive judgment rs I" hei
gut or Innocence ~ the ef'n'es aud wees
lad At her door, and Tor which, whether
guitlN or innocent, SIZE lrllsh"d h"n'a'h
the sword OF ID" heaa'han GAY gld'N'
aud volatile ia her N"n'h' She seems IN h"f
later years to havr hardened down l'ia a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-16
ME TEXAS REPUBLICAN
anil, Two Dollars and a Half a Year
II. ". l. 81 q % o. u y,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


w.,,-Ryrunt issued we~kly A. TWO
LIARS AND HALF per annun " rsid m
- # paid within -, months. Three bnllsr-
AdN'" he isisyrd until after The -, months the
49, ia. Four Dollars single copies one Dime
'I,ts~mrut-ai = petsquatr of ten lines % les
.,..nis pc Z square (otrSrty -ubr"geni ins"rti"n
- il,sr,l discount made for yearly ADVERTISEMENT
st,,c~ tnrut af candidates, leu Dulisrs
,-.r cent will be charged on advertisements
nsi pa'l 'n advance ..-..a..,n,,. ,illh. CHARGED
. ,i,-rii--n"ut-
n Leuef.aidrss-ed to tins once must ne ''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-16

lioor.-a Barpiur .-- lac De,roi, llsr,
ala 'aru shes the following
+. fsslion,big dressed ADV catered ono
at oar churches les sabbath. sincs. and
after three ln, fectusI etiofis TO eject ~ ~
t-sece uto,oue OF the s~s.. ahsneoosd he
81 3. nnd len the hou." IN dissnA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27
Letter of h. VI. Johnson.
SHREVEPORT, Sept. 9Th, ls5,


Cot Il. VI JouNsoN r Doar Nr. We
take pleasure Ia welcoming sou home al
Ter Your Wait Of several months to the
Northern States Tour intimate aud con,
hd-utiul intercourse with the merchants.
bankers and other business men IN the
Northern cities, aud your travels through
the Northern States, have enabled you to
form more correct conclusions a. to the
state OF the public mind North, and the
view. OF the substantial business men there
ou the great polItioal issues OF the day,
than we can possibl, get ifom psfiIzan
newspapers. At tn. time when such
grave issues are presented TO the people
wheu patllote men both North aud south
are trembling ior the safety 81 our glorious
| hIHu 10 ~ the duty OF every voter to ana
3oGsl, inquire Who of the candidates now
before the people iof the Presidency, Will
he most hkrh to ensure the prosperity,
peace, aud pefmapaact OF The mon.
oa are known TO be man OF high in
trpfty. and uo one who knows tou would
doubt tor moment that "a what you may
"a, in response to thus better, YOU Nill give
ul,emnce 10 the houesi convictions Of your
head aud heart We therefore ask. ii IL he
agreeable 10 YOU. o. give Us your views ia
regarf 10 public affairs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27
Acts Vetoed b. Governor Peasc.

present year
A sc, supplementary 20 an act eth
tied an act to incorporate the town OF La
Grange, in tae county OF layette.
= An act to permit certain persons OF
color freed claiming to have been the
property e Gabriel Moore. late Of Alabama,
TO roman 10 The county Of Harrison, state
OF IeAas. Cor two years after th" sUii Goo"
peu4Iug 10 said county 10 establish Their
freedom. shall have been decided.
3 "a act amcudag and supplementary
to an act to incorporate the Henderson 'na
Burkevlle RAILROAD COMPANY approved
January 81. $3.50
'nact tot the relief Of certain Shefid'
therein named
5 Na act for tie relief Of X Epaa.
Sherf o. Liberty cauuiy
& IA act 10 create the county Of tIb"Io
7 An act to incorporate tAg lunitA
Vallg, Railroad Company
: IA act to amend the Caption, and
tn. - and 18th sections OF an act 20 DO
corporate the Texas Western kaJfoaH
Con pauy approved FEBRUARY l6, ls52
o An act 90 Incorporate the lauden ~,
adeny
70 IN &c, to incorporate lae Jefferson
and DaegetfsId Rail,oaa Company.
II. Aaort reltnqai.aug Go tie cauntie.
thr State Taxes lof iAe 5eafs OF 1856 aud
1851
IL ~ act TO incorporate lhe town oi
Moscow. aud define the poNefs Of saId
corporation.
~ A. net to incorporate he AasiH
C.n Buds- COMPANY
II Al net making an appropriation l"f
ihs per d,oA pdp aud mileage OF the msm>
bef. Of the sixth Legislature and tire PER
dpm yag OF the eiiicef, 81 the 'atue at thy
adjourned ssssloH thereof which commrn
ccd au the 7th day Of July 1850
- ~ set tor THE RELIEF ID Iuti0duta
who settled =. PIE cmpIiouers or Nbo made
lacauau. hY virtue al senalae cetisa.t'es
within the Ns.i.s.p p and frelas Railroad
reservation pf.-f :. TIE 2ls. day q De,
ccuber. 1859
Ii An act supplemented to an acl 20 in-
corporate the A'han,s. Railroad eomreny,
approved 81 II, ls52
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- Nn act 20 create t.e GHl' cd H.
Sadie.
- AHHct'"' 'he t'llri OF Geo NroHu''.
u ~ aci tH mc"ri n'ie uie NeA'e''
CUT aut k'' ''''ude ka'tI"Hi '"i RAJ
- No arl i' prov de For i4' s1Ir ht't
ug o' tae Capitol ani 'JfnI eve. at3 i' De-
tine the duties If thr >rcreiar, 90 ile Nru'
ate aud biol tlet- O.! lae House 30 To-
teseulat"'...
Tho nets ruufef,d three. tur he
over .ls eD,nt aN tr other ,rtAcs 0eie
tiihor sustained or u,U bills passed. cH''1'
l.. Scr h.araAh- named n ths Fs..
We learr tA.' 90 'e reported I1 ssn.h io''
upUs of NuGI la, ihat lu severed o' t.r
t.t.. fa.t. B.. t.., .f..sf.f al 81. % o.. lt4.I.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27
snow ~ Norru CAROLINA The Pc

snow ~ NORM tAEuINA The ft>
,srsburg (Na) ENpscss OF The 2oh at,
saws. on SUNDAY Afternoon last, about 4
O'Clock. when the Wilmington aud Wel>
don cars gsssed through 6oidsbofo, the
.aow Was asing quite as Ihiek'N Nnd as
pretlil, as i, ever tell in those parts during
winter Our hisnds IN holdsboro' masl
have been taken slightly by surprise. as the
A lmsnsc gave them no manner OF notice
o. tie phenomenon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

q" IL Rome" said Daniel Webster. pub.
lie virtue tell with private morality. 'lhs
ssuelity OF the nup.,a bond il. Ia my opir'
lon one Of the principal. II not th~ ehief
cause al the superior retinsm~ut. freedom
and prosperity -njoy-d At the pr.ss.l time
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

\ female ph, sietaa ia ihiladeli h's, ad,
yer,i.e. that it is her sreeialR, to cure all
affections OF the heat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

Iur ANrEieNN >Ttrr 'orN,u %
\oR1n tAKottNA sshn.fon des-
patch ct the 25th ult. to thu New OK
papers, says
sm cfed,hl, informed that the ,mcfican
STATE Counc.l Of North tar1lin have DIES
letmmed 70 recommend all The lodges at
the state to east their woes tor Buchanan
instead OF FILLMORE 'Ihi. odIci ha. neen
privately communicated to the members ct
the order. and ,nete IS no reason To doubt
that ID vli be carried oui. The gtouuds
Tor taking such course are that the late
elections have proved thst Nj Fillmore
cannot cary s,uglr Southern state, while
ibcre Is 40 chance Of hrs receiving any
electoral votes from the North, aud that %
hehooyes the South 10 present a united itoni
a. such a crisis as thai she has nov 10 pass
through.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

Ataiste meeting OF agreQka.ai.s's, at
ripiree Hal. Eng land, quantity Of bread
Wa banded roand which was made OF
wheat aour and mspg,e. aised IA equal
proportions The bread Is spoken q as
a sety paalable Article OF It's hind, while q
hiss the great meiti of beng less espens'ss
by bali than the o,dinsr, bread, aud quite
-. mt. LcLnm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27
am very respectfully
your obrdleut seNaut.
T.. VI JOHNSON
10 Hon Roland Jones, hos y Wilson
aud other.

HNIt,NNrioN I'uNeats ngo a,veal,
th, armyt uamed >immoud,, ,Ning ueaf
\rNburg 600 tie liudsar u.er, had 4
ptcsrutimeut' that be s. ould Dire co.'s ihe 2oh
da, of august. 1880 So strongly va. be-
Impressed with the sirsnee i'ica, that be-
,,gatdrd ais decea.r at the time mentioned
40 !. matter ui certainty lie selected b
spot le5 j,,s grave. bought sn iron ralhng
Go surround o., and had hur tombstone
and nu elcgan, cotliu prepared snd brought
To L,s house ou ihursds, ast the day
indicated D., the prescntHcut, hr hAd %
cirars, man and au undertaken st hand Aud
at : O'Clock la the afternoon, alter having
partaken. W.T.. hls friends 81 g hesrt, dio.
ner. be went to bed tor the purpose of
yielding up the ghost Tie tiled hs hrst
to dic. bu, couldn't. aud was a, last obliged
TO confess that he had been the slave OF a
ridiculous ha,iucnauon. II u sasd tbnl
hurdtri, Of people hocssd to h,s house ,o
-. nim expire,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

MANNotn Pm. The citizens Of
Burlington. Iowa. recently had PIC me
and asnoug The articles Of entertainment
was large berry pie. 10 The making OF
which tNo aud Que hall bushels OF Denies
were used,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

\ compassion or the Detroit Nisetile"s.
came to the ulhce on luda, motulug a9d
SAID be dreamed duung the ulgat taai he
ssw his mother la her cotin, and the
dream va.so vivid and had affected hun SO
deepi, ,h.i be could uul wots "a iout
O'Clock. "a the Afternoon, he received a
telesfapale Dispatch announcing ,he acaIa
ID h.. mother. which took place in Mag
ara. 1. ", oady 10 the morning.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27
How they Fight in Pennsylvania.

How TIE! fight IN Pennsyl'12ia.
\ prominent Democrat 81 ieSas, no"
on visit to frunsylvania, encloses us
copy ~ the fenrsyivaHian containing
speech niade 10y Hon Jotiah Raudsu be
fore the Democralio 'ouyerllon st 'hsm
her.5utg August olh. Nf. Randall stands
sqnanN upon me democratic PLATFORM
which = the sane ia l,ruu'N wanna 'hM
in Souih 'afeliha OF ieNas tie SAYS
"ii'a"'
bod ''Hl the ''tf'tn'' ced"a l" ~
Toy NeN.c' Vas purchase" y comn""
treasure lhr hl'ren Nia'e S'aies e'nif'h'
uied Their portion OF t'e Tuna o., wen as
lb" fht4 hi'eeu Zee 9i''ts' Territory
should Stand an TIE s'n'' '""'ins as Hind'
ted >isle-, h"1 TIE t'shi o' NE peorie 10
TERRITORY ought g. d. commemorate with
the n.at. 81 tbe people q. they exist in
the thtflv.are state. The can be go
Ju.t cfouud fr any discrimination between
The Two eases New Isrlofy 5 surely
not ,nare sacred than the cid thirteen States.
or the rfo.eut tlftv,one States The viii
OF a u.ai1nf, prevail. i8 the cases Ia.t Ell.
umsr,,ed and iHe same orthodox principle
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s.,..st. ST. T,e,,,n. = .usys,.
''e 90 e'e.A F'ne'ple ol lu''!ee aDo r'i 'ai'
Itt. HNu gHtafA Nt Sustained
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

Iirr rRrsrRvrRs,- An eNeha"g" saws
that metalic liie preseryers, matte OF INN
La, eo,ner arc the safest and be-, u
would be very easy TO make ever, ssa' Va
bile and ms,,rsss used on steamboat
life preserver, aud s,eamboa, rror''e'ors
should be compelled to do ,hn,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

pruf WILSON NrRplRnu.--l The Soala
" EASTERN contains leitei from llnt SPRING.
Afkan.as, alofmiue thn, paper ,aal Charles
" isou an As,molypsi. Win was IN
Shreveport ia March aud tpril last, had
been murdered. and Of eocsse robbed
he hped tNn li.h deckhand, to row him
ram lu,le Rock to Pine Blnns. on the
Arkansas rne,. Some OF his pictures rnA
fixtures were found scattered along the bank
of the or, and the two d,ckhands were
..en some distance below ptao Ruff.
without him. olsicers were ia pursnt OF
Them. bat at last accounts they had not
been oveftasen.- Caiio Gazette
Nor DrAn.--lke Washington trk
Democrat, OF last TUESDAY, says;
The Shreveport pape's are under =
ntistske 10 announcing The murder OF Poo
lessor " ilsou. The Professor 10 now am
brolspus IA Pine Bluff.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

CR,rl,riNa rut DocuMrNts D."
" ashiupton correspondent OF toe b"'u'
more sun, say. thai DUNG the last lou
mint there hav. been received Ht nat Guy
pn.loihee, assorted, begged, labelled ana
dispatched in the regular mats a" "',''s'
Of ene hundred sack, ol public d'en'
men,." per day. Each OF the sacks eon'
tanned two and a halt bashels OF matter.
This !. IN addilisu to all the letter asa"
Newspaper mails.
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QUITTING THE BORDER RUFFIANs.
SPEECH OF MIR. HAMLIN OF MAINE, IN rHE
SENATE JUNE 70, 1856.

MIR President, | rise for purpose purely pe'so""i,
.uoh "a have never before risen for in the Senate
.e.i,s 70 esolan some matters personal to myself ana
10 NV own future course in public hte ask the Sen.
e 20 excuse me from further services as Chairman Oh
,be Comu ittee on Commerce. do so because ieei
,h. nv relations hereafter will be of such character
A. TO rel der it proper that should no longer noa 'Ha'
n .,op. owe this art 10 the dominant majority iu
the S.nate. When | cease TO harmonize win Tue
majority or tests applied by that party with wncn
have acted to which cannot submit, feel tha' |
ought no longer TO hold that respectable POSITION
propose 10 state briefly the reasons which have
brought me 10 that conclusion.
During the pine years of service in the Senste
lava ,ref.rred rsther 70 be- working than talking
r,smber and 80 have been almost silent one. On
,h snbi.cts VIII Oh have much agtated the country
Son.tors know that have rarely uttered word.
IL. INV country more than love my party love
, coup,rv above my love for any interest tnat can
tsc S.enly agitate or disturb It's harmony saw, III
al r. i,cting scenes and debates thongn WINCH we
have pas ed no particular good thar would result uou
Inv active i,ternn, ling III them NY heat' nus III
beer full and the impulses OF that heaft na .han,
been fell upon my fps, but l have rep'eSSe'
there.
Sir, hold that the repeal of the Missouri
ise gioss moral aud political wrong, unequaei
in the annals Of the legislation Of this country, quo
hardly equstd IN the annals of any other Hee Couu!
Still, Sir, with desire 10 promote harmony anu c'u
cord and brothery feeling was quiet man under o.
the exciting debates which led TO that fatal result
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

ACCIDENT To THE STEAMER iolrs.
The excursion steamer Iolus GO, foul OF the Bread
.na. Cb.e.e Rock at Hel Gate on Monday afternoon,
I'M, he tide changing she was fortunately got on IN 'n
hour or two at,erwsrd, without RECEIVING much
dsuage.
sH1rwRroK AsD loss OF Lrs.
Fuveod Walter esq, Secretary cf the Board OF
ruSruriters received the following eleyraphic DIS
match Yesterday morning at III O'Clock. dated
"QrEBYo. Tuesdsy, Jane II, 1856.
"Stip Pslss wrecked at St. Psufs leland; had g
pass pgers lcet
TIE ENEC.
The British steamer Emeu was yesterday taken
round 10 the Dry Dock to be supplied with ne"
.crev A blade Of The old enc having been broken.
THE SLAYER DRAMAS
Mos, Of the cargo was Yesterday taken out 0, 'a'
brig Brsman a, the Navy Yard. and vii sTo'aoIy DC
So in few day for the benefit Of the Government
and the M.shal. who sei,ed hsr Sac eon'aias
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The Committee of the Medical Board of Bellevue
Uo,pita submitted report in reference 10 extra allow
apces for patients The increase for extra diet has iun
mn some $4,000 annually The Committee state that
an org the reforms and improvements to which the a.
en,ion of the Medical Board at present organized
was imperatvely directed, was the necessity OF come
improved dietary allowance to those affected With I'm
%, ring ar exhausing disease. To obviate any sbu
they recommend that for the future the visiting Pay'
clans and surgeons should Themselves order dsily at
the bedside of the patient such extras a. in their aig
m, INT may be deemed advisable, and record these
orders in books provided for the purpose.
The communication was received ard ordered on ME
A communicates WAS received from some man
offering TO extermnate all the rats from the institutions
for $50 Gov. TIFsANs said be catches them alive
and brings them TO them TO the city where he gets
per Lundied He was in favor of having the exper-
men tried az several of the children had been bitten
few nights since rat fastened hi. tech into the
cheek Of a little girl, and it was with the greatest
difficulty that il could be driven of.
The sum of $3.50 appropriated to purchase re-
freshments for the children Randals Island 90 the
Fourth of July.
A resolution was adopted TO construct large shed
for the protection of the inmates OF the Aim House
from the weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

were probably much troubled on Tuesday morning for
"a .ubiect FOR a leader. Tins good alone will result:
the stmon, which was listened TO by large aad at
ientive congre CATION and which produced powerful
impression at the time, viii now be speedily pabshed
VIII be- T. al 10y thousands who would never have seen
ii but for this contemptibe assault, aud it will have
much to do with swelling the tide Of rising indignation
against the outrages now enactng all over tue land
Against free speech, a free pu pit and free press
Next day the same sheet has another ,lurnn agan-
the Clergy of Illinois. Two Of their number are as,ed
by name, charged with lying and all manner Of oorrup-
zion, because they dared attend meeting for an
sas: Let them rail on hut let them know that that
viii not stop the MOUTH Of the ministers Of Illinois,
long as our poor country to be in the hands
iawess vios nee, from center to circumference Let
right reign, ana the clergy will scquiesce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

ancrg other things 20 shocks for palm oil hoeshesi,
VII hoops ard headings. and 5 casks having =
cslscu. {: 900 gallons eaca.
sATAL.
Tie Tilted States surveying .'4-mer Cor<in sailed
from the Navy iari Yesterday uo-n:rg on GU
The Lower Bay, 70 place -iebucyr along the ch,o-
rtl ways.
From Key West We learn IRA; the injury to ,hs
United S'ates s'eauer Mernm-c va ths the plum
not.boIe- Of ;he engiue h,d been woru .-ay by the
trc.ion. The Merrmac had srlved q, Kew West.
srd TIE steamer Fulton had been dispatched to
Havana 20 bring the portions Of her MACHINERY left
,h--e 70 ~ repaired.