The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20


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thai % m1f- ifuuna 600 COLLECT susN small ssn, titu
fey corn hc n"orT
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+ ~ Cen. Houston spoke At Jefferson
on Saturday. lie Was replied to BIS Col.
WisGll. in one Of h.. happies, edlrts
Tho Democracy Of Cass are nuited and
enthusiastic Houston, we learn. lost
ground there, as he ha. every Whcfo else
be has gone
/ OF An accident occurred a, tho Baihe.
cue ground OH i'fidsy last. which, we re-.
grot to state. came near proving fatal.
Young T. CRNc. who was engaged with
tho party firing salutos, was blown up, aud
as was supposed, ut tho time was nearly
killed va are happy TO lertu that bis
wound. are no, as severe aswas at frs
supposed, and tina, he !. eening well.
or II 'roattv. Of Jefferson. win nc
ccp' our thanks for lAto New O'lean,
p'pat,
OF The EASTERN lv,isu. published al
San Augustine. while affecting ""rtrsliy
has taken very decided stand lor lIou~
ton. We anticipated as much from the
previous l,auing. Of the paper, it, editor,
NJ George W King, we understand is
Know Nothing. sud completely under their
control We have never seen "a newspaper
containing the same amount OF reading
matter, with more Interpretations. For
instance he has quotei several paragraphs
from our paper. with the design OF en-
deayotug 10 show that we are persrcu.pg
and n.r presenting Houston aud Evans
lle accuses a. Ironically 81 " ibr character
istic fairness Of all partisan papers. To
give lengthy comment upon what Judge
Evans ss0d Instead n giving asyuorsls of
ld, speech, and fcsetvlug comments for
some future OCCASION Now. ave cannot
see what there WAS unfair about this article
TO which he had reference. Il we stated,
as vc contend that we dii, clearly the p0,
.iious upon which we commented. Ce-
niuly no person could be- deceived ~ mls
led by .Jch course. iseem. 20 rs much
hrer aud more honest than tho course
pursued by our contemporary u filing ii- en
tire paper with an extremely partial and dis
ingenious defence OF Houston and Evans,
and At the same tune, eondcmnne pIrftsaH
paper. and assuming character tor miIuess
and caodor to which no Is not eutded
We were slruch with one reulirkah.e quo
tatou from our paper la reference to lions-
tou upon which he offers lae following
comment: "Ali such heated language"
says the editor, "io a contest l,ko dis. viii I
only do injury to the cause Il Processes 20
advocate" Tie dared not have rcpnbli,hed
the article upoa which be thus commented
Had he done SO, he would have been struck
dumb. So much lor an extremely small
X \. masked battery located IA the eoau>
~ Of san lusasliue.
MAsoNIc Female lN-rirrrg We
mad, favorable mention in oui last issue
% tho examination Of tho pupils Of tn.
academy Ga "Wednesday evening an adj
dress was delivered BY tho Principal, Nr
Caro!an, and on Thursday eseaiug one by
Mr.. X. HAYNES. We had not the pleasure
Of hearing either Of these speeches, but
lhey ars represented by those who were
present as fine Literary productions. On
Thursday night, Mrs SARAH VI hELsy.
Principal of Tie music department, gave
Concert, in which all OF her scholars took
part. We are pleased to say, tina, Il has /
elected much praise from those who arc /
Judges OF mn.ic Altogether the examiN .
nation. from wha, we can Learn. has been .
OF great Advantage to the Masonic Female .
Institute |, has proved that tho teachers
whose talents were comparatively unknown .
are industrious and capable, and arc erN
ieayodog to do their whole duty,