The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

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The la'ne Sam Houston Is Playing
We elm the following from til, Galves
ton News
". heard gentleman the other day
having inst arrived from New Odean.. ex
pressing his surprise to learn that Gen
Houston is receiving the almost unanimous
,un,or, Of tina IA \ usrly after having
b,m..If ,,ocla,m.d that marty dead and
buried ,rth rs face aornrards. dc. The
na,.o, f., .bon the y.ntl.man addressed
h,m..lf ,.,I,.d. TN. "A \ party sir
n..a L,,,y,o IN h.. in ,b. ui,o,,iv hv
IL, ,n nno .bo., lao ,h, I,t. p,a.,.
J.n,,.I cn.,s., and ,h.relor. Gen. Houston
..J n. ,,,, Ln.v II ,coId H.. ,.tls,,ly
'a..ia,, .o,,,.,a .n,i,.i IN. Democracy
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''al's UNDERSTOOD oe'"e'" ven ,,V's'o'
"N a'' 49,, ,h., -, n,,',,nnc, !, a.,J
a, .v.n ,h,..n if h, chose # h. could
thereby s.duce some nnsu,peetlug Demo
Gratis to come to his support, 80 AS TO get
strength enough to secure his election.
For tn, purpose, it was agreed tina, he
should call himself jackson Democrat,
aud express himself warm supporter "i
the present Democratic administration
For this purpose, he is endeavnsrg Ia make
the issue one between his personal friends
and enemies. so AS to get nd of the odum
that has attached 10 his political course,
1t WAS agreed that all his efforts should be
directed to divide the Democratic party. As
,h. only ground Of hope, aud that the best
way to accomplish this, would be by giving
out that there WAS no opposing party IA "A'
I.lence. by which device many good Deus
ocrars would be throwo oft their guard
The gentleman said he was perfectly
satisfied with this explanation. aud believed
.,cb .,,.rsn, contradictions.
'fo" 'e"""s e"''''''' w Wv
quifer. Their force VIII stflke every one
". reer., that SAN Eor.roN and hs
satellites. tn. Il \ prints, should he 50 bad'
~ punished Tor capital in the present can
vas. As to be compelled to resort to whole
sal. personal abu.e aud v,tuperatlon OF the
democratic candidates.
Wherever Houston goes he talks vene'
n.rntly about lacke,s, and raves widely
abou, felons aud sssassins in connection
with the men who presume to gslnsay one
word he NAV So. tit To utter THIS Is a no
vel Wrinkle ia the history OF American poi
iic. Tina, the public acts and speeches
OF ANY u,an, WHISTLER saint or sinner. are
not open to criticism, condemnation, or ap'
prevail
Has sam Houston III. strong arm n
Truth 10 support him VIII, then. should
he shrink from combat, be his antagonist
wv ""''''''' 'N'' " WV
OF The leading Democratic paper. oi
The Slater" rive old Sam "phiz" The
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l',s') A''s','s' 49,,
ban '--o'' 9"" ''ou'''" ms "e .,'U
himself e"""'o"'' 'o' ''o'rr"o' " 'H' 100,
ana says ne Is 10, o"'y y p',"oo'''' o"'
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we nave he"rd OF wrtf" '"u"' '"' nav
had The fortune 10 ueno'' q" ""'"'"' o' WV
OF The s'"' w''"'" '"' p's' yea, VI WV
They have ears eyes ana nose IKE !" MAJ"