davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

CRANE, COOKIE & co..
Water Street. batween Main and Locuststreets.
LsUGHLIN. CHs.F g CO.,
Confession & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
n.,, - EyAsxsyIILf; d% p.
duce and Wereh ndise oct25tf
sNIGsao,25 drums for sale by c7TDrnr
400 @ecsi IT H aFR 1 90 Family FAN ioeery
EEg5s s.z arrival Of FRESH QTST9F9 soRExsox
sSUNDHIEs loo It's hnled Baekwhsat Flour;
500 DO FiesIod PORK ;'''
lust reevcd p'T''oaner c. Bea nSn 4 Family G,,csrv
CtonFIsH-lOoolhs pFirse Codhs9 f2F 81; %w 5y
al T. boxes rso oGsfs T5 T STds ed
COFFEE bags prime Rio in store and for sale Nv
q rly2o DIGESTION RIOS.
n GASES LegHorn ITafS: . cases Palm eat IIats;
nys : 90 aais' D0nos'' j" j. II M1aTEr Co
saa. "a as S[s ReR s
10 .e~es assnrt Fancy Silks and eleeaat assort
myo '''''' 's'' '00u' u' Re T. MaGnEE 4 CO.
EeECIIvE ~ FLOUR so bags No. Family Flour
@yis 's- 'AS' HERsHBERGER & CARSON
shsape.sat Of al de 9sr''S anu S3 the
EDMUNn e. SEYMOUR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
a II d n O Il b c.
Third City Bank Building
sep15 '56-iy EVANSVILLE. I'D.
50 BUSH Sweet Potatoes; p bush choice Arries;
SO y ~ 100 bush choice Turnips Just reed ~
nOy2iC II COOK SON.
vi. z. EStsSS, M -.
EgTio has leen several ytav resident Of Evansville
90 will now devote his exclusively to his Pro-
fes-ion physician lie m found 81 al hou,s except
when essiOraly engaged either lis office Main
the Court use st his residence Cherry
street. first door above j. H. Boendicks between Second
and Third streets. nov2Utf
EgST RECEIVED
~ 600 Matches; T00 box Fancy SoGp:
3o0ioz BrOOms lOOho Cove OYSTERS
BOZ b4s Wrapping Paper; - rea7ls Fiat Cap Paper;
Fors2leby a7l2 TE&NEY & S0RENS0N. .
NEW MUSIC.
a CHOICE selection Of the latest Songs. Po!kas VALUES
nov22 T. CONJUNCTION & co.
- BBLS New Rice; 30 dog Pickles; IS starch i2O COO
50 half Spanish Cigars, just received BY
Il. H. COOk SON
ECsV skFtIEIS ssEJ.-Ac DoHa'a's pow
g Of Justices and Constable in Indiana
Franklin Almanac and Diary 1851; bred by Mrs H. B.
India Pearl River Western Life
Piazza Tales The Last of the Forresters FOrsale
by oeH T CoNYNGT0N co
EpROOMs2o dOG for sale low to close by
ED octI4 GEO. FOSTER& co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

EEARPER for Noveuaher Yankee Notions for Nov;
q Godey's Ladies' BOOK for November;
New supply Hills by the author Of Wide
Wide World bred by Mrs. stowe stock of Pa
per and Envelopes just received an fvr sale ~
oct22 DCBELL Il LISTER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12
NEWS EDzs AlRII

beg to inform our numerous cust@mer the Ladies in
H4 particular. that to show of
the g-andes displays, FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS
before offered this We busy
full description Suffice say
that Ladies' Dress Goods such French
and English Merino Woollen Plsds black and Silks
De Mantillas hawls the richest French Enhroide
Silk Bonnets Ladies' Misses and Childrea's Shoes
Damasks Embroidered Window Curtain. C1licoes.
GinEhSms Fannels Lnseys Jeans Satihet Domsties and
thousands articles mention
he beat any whether in stve quality price
still adhere CHEAP AND SELL HEAP
Call rybody the Main street. the
of First. ROSER. BRO. &c FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12
Dvss. Fs0NAGpN e. LEWIS.

EHAV ership for the practice of medicce
surgery. the city Evansville and surround
ing country. Office Third the new Cour
House. te. ap4-ly
ESEOVR. 40 5hls best Suparfne br -nds; 'l'-
IA 9S lbs 5Obs It's oh. ID
railroad and FOR sale by sepG GEO FOSTER 4 co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12
LAW pAEtyVEsgNlfEp.

law pAsyNEggS,fEP
sk9. G.. JONES au1JAS f RLYT TIE Attornies at Law
y Evansville Indiana associated themselves
IN the Of this Law viii practice
ths and he adoiLinE counties srd in the Supreme and
Distrot Court A"y design turDGc RI
Ilarlv and law. In short time they will prepared
yive in few minutes abstract OF the title
lot in Evansville its enargemens. in Jamasco.
eher with their fcssOnal orinio the title ife
sired iv15-d&wtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

FEsDN = ABAlANt4s
FEE undersigned has the agency for the sale Of an
= he1utiful pattern Of IRON RAILING. with round
wrought rods aad figures put in variety #
FREIGHT.
This railing cheaper substantial any
kind in Those wishing Railing enclose
la yards. for piazza will do we'll give
Pricesfr,u 81 50 to So 90 Per foot. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

TENFNDkR.OINs &C-Geo Foster & Co ccrmenoe
4 packing rork TO-DAY tNoy 27thl and viii he pleased
supply housekeepers with fresh Tenderl"n Spare
Ribs. Pigs Jowles' &c.. bri alcngthe baskets
Efl. FOSTER 4 co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12
EUKTE'EE7E II g. Eg&k4s. PAPER. &C.
Az 81 fsilIDT G sTARHT,s.

TE keep constantly hand variety of Sofas pvars
%4 Lounges. ChHir5 etc. of manu- facture.
order Of these articles with 6air plush
bottoms and any Style desired
Also iust received large beautiful variety I'LL
PAPERS Of ali qualities and styles which respectful
" invite putlIs attention.
octl3-tt SCHMIDT a. STARKE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

RaACKFREE No. 1 and 2 for sale low by
lSH octI4 GEO Foster & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

EHxTRA FANIEY FLOCR.-75 blls wOrthington
seri i1i''' ~ '''' e. H. CooG & son
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CORNER LocUgT WATER STREETS. EVANSVILLE IND

TOFFEE.-Prtme Rio Coffee from New ork. received
octss -"1 " PRESTON e. BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

j, LAU-HLIN. 4. COOKE
CRANE COOKE q co..
Water Street, batSeen Main and Locust streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

RTANcY Baskets of all kinds for sale low by
desiS T. u COOK e. SOW.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29
From the Charleston News
Southern products.

In estimating the relative value of southern
as compared with northern products, mere fg''
ures are allowed to play part which give q.
very inadequate idea OF the value respectively.
of those products in the commercial scaIe.--
The cotton crop, it is said, barely exceeds the
aggregate of $150,0O0,000 while the Indian
corn crop, in 1855, was valued at $3.50, 000, 000;
the wheat crop at $247, 100000, and so in less
or greater proportion for other productions OF
the soil Now the question of relative value
and the capacity 10 subsist numbers present
an!, ono aspect Of 5hIs question OF the com
"a ra -,vs importance Of the South in estimating
nar,aoa, wealth A large population !. no
douh desirable and wide area OF lana OF
which the natural capabilities are July d"ve!'
oped. are necessary elements OF prosperity
but the population of a new country 'huSt
be clothed MS we'll as fed. We are IN tne
main an agricultural people. We have nOns-
6cient capital for manufactures. The products
of the loom must be imported.
1t is only occasionally during scars'ty "a
Europe that the surplus of our agrlcu'tofaifs
products, in the form OF food, is required 10
offset our importations. Strike FROM the ''s's
of our exports raw cotton, and in what man
ner would commercial equivalents be iouna 20
balance those importations? The demand 'oi
the great southern staple is not occasional ana
fitfuf; it is not dependent directly on 'fe ha'
ropean grain harvest, although its prlee some
times fuctua:es as that harvest is scant or 'n'i
but the foreign consumption is uniform, ana
the export is governed by the extent Of ihe'
crop. Cotton not only pays. at all times ipt
LARGE portion of our imported merchandise, oa,
II serves to steady the money market ana
ca YES the northern merchant frequently from
ba nLruntcv. It is the succedaneum tor ex-
change Il saves the export OF coin 70 dls-
cha roe foreign debts We see this stnkingiy
o~aoen;6ed when the cotton falls short and
.here is little foreign demand for the Produesl
IF northern fields. Then it is that the vaults
Of northern banks undergo depletion, and the
crv arises on every side Of financial pressure,
Let twenty or thirty millions be struck oil
from the value Of southern exports to Europe,
when there is little or no foreign demand Tor
wheat or flour, and the whole commercial
world in the northern section would be co.'s
vulsed. Il is then narrow view OF the quest
ton of the comparative value Of the natonatl
nro lucts.. between North and Souih TO assume
mere numbers as the standard Of couparisoo.
Political arithmetic decides nothing here
The problem is blended with considerations
embracing the equilibrium between OUT I'M
fports and exports, steadiness OF the exchange
regularity 10 the supply Of money &
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29
Horfible TraRedv

II becomes or duty to record one Of the most iss-
PsFae and hearl-rsnding tragedies that has ever been
enacted In this region u country. John Roblnson
li'ing some four or I've miles from Biriyille In Tar
ran, county, Friday morning of last week without
prsyou, prO'O,ition, are informed almost with.
out intimstiOn Of his hendsh intentions, shot and
killed dead two brothers, George and james Anderson
brothers q his wife, then attempted the life Of his
wife, and failing in that, proceeded deliberately to his
nsishhors, old man sublett, distance Of nearly two
miles, and while the old man was begging for mercy
shot him deal, Returning to within short distance
Of his home, Robinson hpished this horrd and unnat-
ural tragedy by placing the muule Of his gun against
his own forehead, and pushing the trigger with the
ranrod put an end to his own life instantly. The
whole affair occurred In less than one hour. While
the accusing spirits Of his victims were arraignng i'm
before the Final Judge, his guilty soul precp.
lated by his boOistaned hand within the Awful pres
enes, with all his horrd crimes crowding after him
witnesses. Charity would prompt rs to hope that in
sanity or some fatal arrangement OF reason had
prompted ihess acts
Ws give below the vsr,on of the affair furnished
81 core, 5srient We hope never to Do elllsl Oh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

~ The election returns continue to come in slow
". Tho lower and middle Rio Grandc vote has boon
received since our last rs We anticipated, it rolls
up like an avalanche for the democracy. 1t isas fol-
lows as far as heard from:
CAMEnox.-Runnels, 1856 Houston, % {; White,
1885, Crosby. 90. ana
HlALGo.-Runnels, 2lS; Houston, 4 White, 100;
Crosby 9s.
SrARR.-Runnels, 2S3 mai, White, 27s maj
wrnu-Runnels, $3.50 Houston, 8 White 2i0;
Crosby, 1853.
Forbc, Bsttsn (lcnl) is elected to the Senate from
Nueces, Webb. SC. over E. II. Hor'i, (iom) Il. d.
Scarborough, (dcm.) for Senator from Cameron, &c.
For representatives. Hamilton p. Bee, (dom.) is
elected in Webb; Jno. l.. Haynes, (dcn.) in Starr,
and Latham, (dem) from Cameron
We ttil think thc majority for Runnes will reach
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

We war against caucuses and conventions,
prescription and dictation. We have cast our
banner to the breeze, and will fight the bat
tie over an hundred times until we free the coun-
try of misrue.-C2drksriHc Messenger.
What pity this political knight errant could mt
have better in his mission Of freeing the
country from misrule.' His banner has been "cast
to the breeze for the last three years, as each annu
al election Each time it has traled in the
dust. By the time his 'hundred battles" fought
there won't be much left of it. Valorous Messenger!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

~ The sniolsn, Assessor AID Collsoior Of Tsrs.
for Denton county has Kindly furnished Us with the
subjoned synopsis Of the asssssmtn, made for tina,
county for the present year. Statistics Of this Kind
are Of general intsres, 10 the public and should be
published. We hope the assessors In other counties
will follow the example Of Mr.. Strickland, and fur
nish us with similar statements, We will take pleas
ure at any time In publishing them,
an. natl..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

THE Hon. HAM. P. BEE is returned to the Lcgs-
lature from Webb county. We observe that he run
without opposition, and received almost the entire
vote Of the county. This is just tribute to faith
full public servant and enlightened and able Leg
islator 1t is probable that Mr.. Bees friends will
want to run him for Speaker of the House. During
the Inst regular md called sessions he presided as
speaker with signal ability and credit No speaker
has ever given more general satisfaction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29
wv. Terrill, Regular Dem. nominee, is cleo
ted Judge in the Travis District, by 362 majority
over j. A. Green, Independent Dem
flor the Dallas Herala.)


For the Dallas Ileraa.)
Dallas Lyeepm
Mr. Editor Il had the pleasure Of a,5-li.
ing meeting of the Dallas Lyceum by invl-
taion from one of its members, and will say
in Justice to its members, that their meetings
and discussions are alike creditable to the town
and to themselves am not apprised of the
length of time the Lyceum has been in its
present organized state or the number who are
in the habit of participating in the debate
But will say if the same order and decorum
IS preserved, if the same active and industrl-
GUS labour continue, if the same gallant bear
ing between the gentlemen is maintained, this
organization will advance the intellectual capi-
tai of our town in a manner unsurpassed oy
any thing Of like character ever known here.
The meeting was ably presided over by Major
VIM. A Gold, whose. quick perception and
general reading. peculiarly qualify him for
the task. His great suavity of manners, his
high toned conceptions Of etiquette IN debate
gives him the confidence and respect OF all the
gentlemen of the Lyceum. Among the mem
bers observed several gentleman. who are
merchants and several other young gentlemen
who are students in the legal profession. /
regretted to see none of our mechanics there
who are the stay and support Of our growing
towns and cities, and who are. entitled to he
highest respect of the public, and who are the
safeguards TO the good order and prosperity Of
the communities in which they live; and from
the high position many of them have attained
in the councils of the country-iheir pre-em,1,
nence in the advancement of the arts anu
sciences, it could hardly be realized oy me-
that there were none found in the Dallas hyce-
um.
The order of exercises was, first, thesis 1y
w w Peok The speaker chose as SUBJ
@ eer in acquiring the West India Isles and
as 1 Cahan A very statesman like view
sya taLeo of the subjec, in style peculiarly
and ape elegance Of language, which would have
hssn creditable to any gentleman, whose pro-
Ic~sion would bring him constantly bslore 'he
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

Our associate, Mir Swniells has just istGrned from
yisit 10 scmc Of The frontier counties: lie as
n,r ont as Bclknap, in Young county, lie reports
that heavy rains have recently fhon in Young toun-
ty. Thc corn crop in the ncghborhood Of BehNap
il very gool Il large surplus will be made and
heavy cDigralou is expected next fall. He snw one
dcld Of 100 acre, in corn vbch viii nuke 80 buFhas
per acre.
The town OF Bolknap is beginning to improve II
temporary Court House of concrete is in course Of
erection and some three four store houses are in
contemplation aud will be commenced soon. 4 sub.
scrpton is on foot to erect two story Nla1onic Hall
of stone. Present Appearances indicate that Beknap
will soon be fourshng town.
weathertord in Parker ccu1ty, is improving. n
large frame sorehouse Is 1cary completed the pub
lie square, and two coacretc buildings have cen COM
ncnccd Que to he occupied by Joshua Barker asa ho
tel and tho oner for storchouse The brick for the
county Jail, is burnt AMI that building will be
put NJ at once The Court House. large brick stru:-
tdrc will be commenced late this Fall. The farmers
in Parker have suffered from the drouh but will make
sufficient to bread them and perhaps some surplus
Ill was quiet the frontier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

- The know nothing papers maintain an ominous
silence to the result Of the late election in this
State Most Of them appear to be in bssful igno-
rance about the matter. They appear to have re-
ceiyed very few of the returns Are they aware that
the entire Democratic State ticket is electedf Have
they heard the shrn notes of the WACO rooster
s,nninn his .seaatado6dlcino'' nvrr thr rrsnlt?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

DALLAS COUNCIL, No. -. Of the Lone star OF the
west will meet at Dallas, at place TO be designated
by the presiding officers Saturday the 9th Sept 1857
The old officers arc expected to be in attendance to
give mn account of the finances Of the Order.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

70 Gen. Walker is making active and extensive
preparations for the invasion Of Nicaragua. We en-
terrain no doubt that he will sooner or later regain
his power in that country or at any rate thatt Will
finally come under tho sway Of Americans, and be
attached perhaps to the cOnfederacy 1t is believed
that the administration ct Washington will intcrpose
no serious obstacles to Walkers movements We
heartily wish him "God speed"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

We SEE IT STATED in some of our xchdnges, that
Gen. Houston declares that he will not resign his seat
in the Senate, and will go back to Washington City
and denounce the Waco Convention for having killed
Gen. Rusk and if Mr.. Buchanan does not dsapprove
tho course Of Gov. Walker in Kanzas, arraign him
before the country traitor. Poor Mr.. Buchanan
Poor Waco Convention we fear neither will be able
to survive the hatred and denuncation of Gen. Hous
ton 1t is true the Wacoes did outlve his ire this
summer when he traversed the State with the rapid
ty of comet and the fury Of cnrased wild beast
dsnouncing it in that storm of epithots of which he
has choice stereotype set. Wonderful man what
tremendous inau nee he will exercise at Washing
ton how his words will DO received oracles with
popular majority Of 10000 of the freemcn of his
own State freshly recorded against him Gen. Hous-
ton, don't!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

RThe official vote for Senator in this District was
counted out by Chief Justice Patterson, at this place.
on Monday last, and was as follows:
Walker 1907, Darnell 1922, weatherford sI5. The
vote Of Palo Pinto not previously reported was Walk
Fl 40. Dsratll 6, WsItkrrElrl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

ripsin the country We see soma eEesllsnt one, &C
casionally in town.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

mule, attention isc,llol to hi, advertisement in an
other column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

g.it,entiOn is called to Mr.. Turbsrvillc's al'cr-
,iSemcnt OF Brick for sale, lie has reduced the price
to seven dollars per thousand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

Hluaious Noucr We are requested to state that
there will bc rrotractci meeting at the residence OF
A. c. Collins, 10 miles forth-East Of Dallas, com
ruono.ng ON Friday the ith Sept The Rev. Dr. Hall
NJ the Christian Iburch, viii DC in ATTENDANCE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

o~'.'"i ',---- az hrrfraitis have passed throug
town in the last ten days, en- rovie for the .ror,.
Western States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

Fl We have had ine showers of rain during the
past week, with prospect Of having more soon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

y a competent school teacher is wantsl In Mr.
Tavpo's nclshbOrhool, mAs east Of town, See
advertisement,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

WESTWARD THE STAR OF EMPIRE &c."-Judge
Harmonson, Chief Justice Of Young County, informs
us that an election held on the 3D. inst, in the
Territory of Young County. 90 miles west of Belk-
nap at which Runnes received % votes and Houston
g. Three years ago We believe, there was not ro-
ting precinct west of the present territory of Tar
rant county. The outside settlement was about sixty
five miles west of here, except few settlers about
Fort Belknap What progressive people VIC are
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

e Judge Watson writes that the statement
about hi, influencing the sotc at Johnsons Station in
favor of Houston is incorrect, and thinks himself
much aggrieved by publication about the matter
We made the statement on the authority Of one of
the most respectable and veracous citizens of Tarrant
county If there /. mistake out it is his, not ours
Judge Watson orders his paper stopped, which we
have done accordingly. Tho Herald is not Deepen
dant on the support Of any single individual
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

Eour friend Capt. Forbes Britain, is elected
Senator from Nueces, Webb, Starr &C., We are ut
loss whether to rejoice or net We wanted to see
him in the Senate, but then he beat good friend
Ed. R. Hord. We are glad that Britton is elected
but sorry that Hord is beaten. Britain in the
Senate and Bob Glow (Gen. simpkins,) in the House
will make strong team from the West, for fun and wit
at least. Some gentleman at any rate will be saved
the trouble of moving that "Gen. simpkins, dis
tnguished citizen of South Carolina, be invited to
seat within the bar of the House,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29

"A subscription Of soos has been raised by the
enterprisng citizens Of Fort Worth, to build a Fe
male academy. The contract for building it will b
let out next Monday. The foundation of the Cour
House is progressing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1857-08-29
Sl,25l l6
Total, I,25I I
Tho Scholastic population was 957.
DANIEL STRICKLAND,
Ass'sor and Coll'r of Denton Comfy.

~ Our friend Yeomans OF the Rusk Enquirer Zone
Of the most bitter well rs able of the Know-Noth-
ing, : IN Houston, ''Jackson Democracy" papers in
the S,te,) is much exercised abou. who is to be the
The suj SCISSORS of Gen. Rusk, and Gen. Houston ,Ls
U, 3. Senate The Enquirer is Of opinion that their
places cannot DO filed. We agree with him. No
probably that Texas can send to the Senate, will
occupy in the councils Of the Nation the same COM
handing position, and WELD the same influence that
Gen. Rusk did No man that Texas ,ciil send there,
viii occupy the same position ofhostlity to the rights
and interests of his constituents, that Gen. Houston
did
50 their places are not likely to be filed in every
spcct. We are satisfied However that Texas will send
IIue and able men to the Senate. We will hate no
dough faces there at least, no ambitious aspirant
whose longing eyes eernally gazing down Pennsyl
yania Avenue, and whose anxiety to occupy certain
House at one end of it, will make him forget his
Hauhood.
Tho opposition need not trouble themselves about
Thon the Democracy Of Texas will send to the Sem
ate. That is a family matter which We will settle
among ourselves without any difficulty. There
host Of "good men and true in oil sections Of the
atats who will "fll the bl'' In the East We have
Henderson, Wigfall, Matt Ward, Reagan. Ochiltrcc,
B. Rush Wallace and others who would honorably
and crcditably represent the sovereignty of Texas in
Congress. In the West we have Jack Hamilton Sour
ry, Wilson, Oldham, Potter and others, who would
we'll sustain the honor Of the State, in the Federal
Senate. SO keep cool friend Ycomans