The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-09

cu' ~" o''e" 'o' '"s meeting. bet VII
the committee hsd prudence enough Ia =.
pone for further consideration. III,
- foIlows:
WMsasAs. The citisens of Harrison c,a.,
noticed the eouts- pursued by y u Pr... ~
Of the s,ae Of iesas IN vs'o'ns tn. bill r.,
msnt to The resas Western Rs,IraJ rL.ssss4
whereas, said amendment. asking only a rh.' ~
nam- OF the company and The extension ,f ,,Vh n
ing on on 'he h's' .eH miles VI track ~..~s h
higher, degree reasonable brcane~. for r.a, ms.
eat,ou IN k-d River. IT !. ,mpsacuc sbl. In hp
iron 10 tho linr oi the road and h-cau., h, srrs.
lsy sad iron regu,rcsi by Nh, chsrs~, no s.srs
accrue 10 any tau OF the state. inss,Dueh .Vycss
ton OF the rad II completed. having no ~ At p.
could no, t~ used and "hsi'as, IN h,s ,.,o 'ss
III. Governor pf-~-pta obp~rt,ons k,r-,sp ,,f.
tec. MATER OF the ame nd,ncni and bs,tn. =. usSs
ton In truth. and has made u the y.As1 w. hSss
upon smother comfsny which he falsely a. 'se
identical with this, with The NANTES, e.,,.sh.
ing against The amendment and IN .,o,a,-'n I'M
the hasst feelings that can sciust. Irr.l. ""hN
whereas. after sending IN h,. veto r,s-.i sh
busy IN employing his personal and oF,e,f " ~
control the votes OF n'emtrrs, In order 10 mnsen
veto; therefore. IL
kssoird. That tho amendment sought b,a
Western Railroad Company To their chars, l'n'
able and ought Ia tr granted.
Rssois~r. That the objections T., III. s,o.ns,
s~pcd b, tn. Governor, In hi. m-s.ase Arr b-~ar
3 false assumption. and pcne-ion- OF fact, -. a~
ciots IN their copcepon inapplicabl- 10 III. -
/ forr HIM and are unworthy 10 have rm,,.,-s'
/ the Executive ol respectable state We
1 Rs,o'rtd That thr effort o; Con- p-s,etn Ind.
most valuable chatter, by attempting 10 49,
.nendn-ut. t-asvnshl- VI itself and r-na.,.t
pcnsshir b, the Providence OF Gnd /. Ia M. 's''
er-e. hhb-nl and di,ius-nnous prn,,,
.-usihlc 10 the ohlsNuun VI vested r,rbt. All "
thrr evidence of his DESIRE le destroy the eo,r.,,'
system " thr state N~
Roulred That the spIs.ns which c.r,,,
of h's incs-as- sfu Gcsi. h-d to maxi To TIA, t,.,f
and passion. OF lhr Legislature AMI IN.
~ canu'l their vote. upon th. subject ar, i, 80
ton to The dignity Of the Office which he M,
violation OF the -pirlt of the Government ,ho,.
sNofa ~ ADMINISTER
R,soired HAT ~ ,irw pf the cifrum.t,nc-.s
msde the s'a. ndH'rnt Indispensable to the s,,,.~.
IN. Jcns Western kNlrnaf charter the vein r
cannot I've viewed Otherwise than MAJ OF ,,,.,r,S.
ton against sad COMPANY, and that b. hi. ,e,S
Governor has nrrsyrd hm.-if aga INST the ~, - ~
OF Ea.ic II TEXAS. and every citizen th,rof '''o'
Resoired. That the Republican nes.rr,, a, a,
city OF Marshall hy ' unqualified spproi~,cs'r :"
the veto mr..agr, and IT. rndpr-.ticn Of 10 $50.
a. clear and conclusive, has h-cor,r an Al, il a.
war Ut determination and Is thrruh, IN ,,,, a. -
hostility with the interest. OF thr cn.nmunity ',
further declare, that upon the subject Of ,li,. "a.
thst psg-t Is moi reflection Of the sentiment. 81 :
people and ~ tofraafn the public abroad se.r.
crfNing u ~ such
Aatn IL
bill over HE veto Ut the t.~srrnpf h, more ,,,n la
third. majority, ptnrt nj aant Il confidence " \,
thn tod, "a the reasons .ei ipr,h "a The mrssar.
Alr. NiorAll moved thai tho ptesnti,
AND resolutions be referred to a e-nmt,,.
OF three, to report To meeting 10 be b..
on Thursday the 1th inst, Mr. Mar,.
amended on Thursday they litb" Il
had now become ate in the evening. M
the most OF the persons .i'Ing oct Of tow
had gone home. NJ Ndrrah', amendrei
WAS iost. aud the li.-ni, 81 the r,soluias,
finding themselves ii the majority ty,s',
mined To pas, iAem a,hou, delay
Nr Murtsn maie motion tia, person
hold 4 stock in the tosd .honid l'e e,cs
dcd from voting Notwithstanding i,
meeting h,i set out WITH ~. itea IN ID
appa'ptmen, VI ,hc committee, dos inoio
created great deal OF Indignation and cen
fusion.
\ numder OF IA tl,mn'aiuf, speeehe, We
made.
Judge JsNNtSGs %, the Zoo and ns'
an ALL" aud iuist"s,ipg speech ryPl.o,iof
Of his position. lie vas opposed 10 "
Governor veto, bot Mas equally opposed
the resolutions MS the, stood II. en-.
used ,be preamble with great severity, Il
said that 1t was true lhst every one had IL
night 10 vote on the resolutions, hn' II MIN
be "A question with tIe stock hnlicts, g.
the hoijc's 81 pau stock p,tticul.di
whether resolutions passed y, meeting
which they w~r. largely in the major,
were lkrly 10 be 81 mach benefit to To
compSny
After gt'at deal 81 conie. .on III. pr.
smbr passed b, nsjor,y At 81 to l6
/, must be borne ~ miud that pe has
gwen o.l part OF the ineligible porto
OF the proceedings For abou, two hour
aud half the meeting was huJdied up to
gethe', SIS II tied IN = Knot. Couis,lO
ro'gned snprems. Something less lh'
iofiy s"eeehos were made. Occssions,
two, thteh, and four PERSONS were s'iemr'
ing to address the honse At once Motto
after motion was INSIDE. until tn. origin
one wss los, in the mnss. ln4iyidash WEI
asking for aud making explanations, 'o'
after vote was taken, aud divisions call.
for. One man remarked that motion 10 I'd
journ WAS slws,s in order. ana hence B
insisted upon It's being put eTe'y h''eenHa'
utes .nother hadn't hastS The ros0i1'loh
read and insisted that they should be fes
over again. One man mounted = tsh'
and addressed tn. house IN mn excited m'f
ner, while four others were waiting esgeh'
for the floor Tragedy, comedy, an
farce suceeeded each other rapidly. )"
uoticed four or Eve Who seemed to ha'
nothing whatever to DO with the mt''
ing, lsugbiag as II they would spit the
sidc., and whenever motion WAS made
adjourn they always voted against IT, on
of them said, /, vss tie richest Thing 10 A'0
eve, seen. The chairman declared AaA"
and again he could not sit amidst 'uea con
fusion. and If order was no; res'ofed ~
would vaca,s his seat 4 few well'''m''
remarks rebuking the audience, and 'a''''
the chairman to resign broreh' the now
| nomesiarllv TO order In lew m'ns"'