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COMPLETE BACK DOWN

The editorial department Of the Flag 81 the
10Th contains upwards Of five columns Of origi-
MI matter, a great norton u which ]. devoted
amour, of special pleading, barr faced ridiculous
.ophistry. surE.iL Of abuse and personal dc'rae
circumference no, a single argument maj adj
dresses itself 10 plain man understanding We
have the singular amalea'iou Of cunning aud
malice, of ihc out pourings Of bitterness and tho
cry If persecution.
1t would II. a waste of valuable time to review
,hi. ncongroas AMI oict-iec HRS, When q
considered that he Is defeated and is conscious %
IT, We have bu, one word Of advice, and that
is, II he possibly can do so, To keep cool
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

~. Mr.. Geo. &. Iawrason, former Secretary
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company. was
assacl in the hate meeting Of stockholders at
Louisville KY in which he was accused Of cm-
lcxsling finds sent To him as Secretary aud
which i, was allcdrI he pockci''l. and gave no
account. Mr.. iawrasop publishes a card IN the
l'icayum, in which he dcnoanccs such a charge
as an Infamous libel and lalschool. lie further
states tina, he ia collecting testimony TO rcfuie
the repeated Misrepresentation which have late
y appeared in the Louisville Journal, and pre-
hrs presenting the public with the facts aud the
proof of them at the same time. One Of these
charges was mad by " q. Brownlow, who stat
ed that he tIsA had enclosed large sum to Law
y,.sc,. That Mr.. l.. hal detailed to friend tho
contents of the letter, hut mn.lc No acknowledge
ment Of the money. We hope that Mr.. Iawra-
son may be able to h,lly vindics,c himself
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

tee, Had he known Judge patillo -
ultimately rs we dc, lie woul1 Do doubs'
have pursued m,rc coustsons course.
Hut he was aware -. tee fact that The
ori,-inal parties to this decd OF trust bod
executed an instrument in which they
bound themselves, in case any one OF
them purchased the road, to secure all
bora 6ds stockholders, and that they eva
ded the legal effect Of this agreement by
getting an outsider 10 bid of the proper
ty. lie bad learned from respectable
authority. that Mr. Grant, the President
Of the new Company, had declared, pre-
vioas to the sale, while on his way up
the river, that the purchasers did not in
tend To lc, in any stockholders That
a matter Of policy. and for the purpose
of building up home influence as
had been openly stated upon the streets
of Marshall No committee was APP
pointed to usher them in ; no terms were
required for their admission. pr
fowlkcs knew, as sensible man. that If
the new company, as company, had m
tended to admi, the bona hde s,ockhold-
crs they would have made proclamation
Of the fact, and published to the world :
we sold out this company to get rid OF
The bogus stock, bogus contracts, and
bogus claims. No honest, fair man has
ANYTHING 10 fear from us We viii rec
ognizc all bona Glc stock, and pay all the
honest debts of the company
Our correspondent says; 1t seems
Ia be mootcd point whether the new
company of the $ r K X rs candid IN
It's avowal TO admit the bona fde stock
holders Of the sold ont company, aud
YOU have taken the negative Of the qucs-
ton" Our respected friend has started
out, in our judgement, with an error
The new company have made no such
arorcai If they have he has failed TO
show it, They have never got beyond
this committee and the committee I'M
der their instructions. are not likely TO
proceed much further than the perusal of
the resolution which gave them being.
Their movements are necessarily within
circle. The resolution has slept since
June last. and is likely to sleep. 1t may
have been walked up occasionally, - and
may be aroused again, but there is No
evidence in all this, TO contradict the
positive testimony that the ur'' company
never intended to admit the bona fde
stockholders.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
- xs.fs k4NYkkkif.7f1;'

Tho Ilsnaam Independent think, thai, In eonse
qssnee OF te great aanbcr Of horse thieye. in Tex
~. "ut aeu Legislature should pass sct making
harsr stealing hanging offence. !, .eems " ~ The
isenItenslasy will - very we'll who III,
skate Vi hlrl labor In the penl.entafy for three
or 6se yeaEs. rays dearly tot his crime. There Is u"
di0eaity In convietinz Or furnishing thieves ~hct
'sey sr cansht- Our great fault h. VIC d, not pun
i-h the vin~tsna u the highest crime IN the dcea
I,xas and tn only one for which God sow. the tax
ING u hnman LIE murder. lat Us punish III,
,oLhioraed The sacrcenAsy. che malignant assassin
for TIE exRasioo Of whose crime the d,.s consulate
wife, the heart stricken mother. the orphan children
and heaven itsf plead aud TOO often plead in vain
The abjet taief has 10 -ymIathise>; he IL Stunned
iepey. He has no money TO free counsel, OF thu
epMnad u Influences /, contrib jarie, to restore him
70 soeicty. lie Ia certain 10 get tho fall measure ii
paaishnent due his crime while the murderer toe VI
len goes scott free.
whsn We hang those who iescrve hanging. We will
d. very w'Il. let u not change Gods law for the
commandments II men.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
THE QUESTION IN A NUTSHELL.

DR.. Fowlkcs in the course of speech
addressed to the stockholders at Louis
Vile, is reported to have said
"On the goth. ..I,~-Q wr,rari'c o,n,,., .'',
and I've would say plainly that l.c inast
bc able TO show Texas that we could
build the road or he would no longer
sacrifice his time health, or money IN
Ruthless efforts IL the stockholders do
not come up to- their work he would not
GO to Tcxas--hc wouldn't and couldn't.
and if he did not 20, he no longer cared
to cucumber great enterprise and Keep
up useless litigation He thought that
under the powers delegated to him he
could protect the rights Of the company
il we get the road we have friend IN
the State Of Texas. He had assurances
from all, the highest 10 the lowcst-the
highest in social and pocUuiary position
that they wanted the road that if we
paid our debts We should have their cor
dial cooperation, and II we do not pay
them we cannot get II, and indeed are
not entitled to it,
That is it exactly. If the stockhold.
crs raise the money. place their affairs
in a condition to command the confidence
Of the people of Texas, they have moth
ing to apprchend, but everything to hope
for. But if they do not raise the money,
that is an end Of the whole business
What could DR. Fowlkcs expect, under
such circumstances by returning 10 Texas?
Nothing, or worse than nothing. He
could harrass the new company and him
self hy continuing the litigation, but
long before the suit now in court can hc
finally adndlcatcd, the State, in all
probability would step in, and declare
the charter forfeited But If it did not
and our State and people should look on
with indifference at the Kilkenny fight
between the contending parties, five
years of litigation land no one can cx-
pect il TO terminate earlier than that
would cficctuaIly destroy both compa-
MES. The work already finished would
go to destruction from neglect the en-
tcrprixc be rendered worthless, and eve.
~ dollar sacrificed. The stockholders,
the work, and the creditors would be in
viewed in COMMON rsin And yet,
strange TO say, there arc men in this
community, who cannot sec this, and
who are laboring. whether Intentionally
or blindly, to bring about this result.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

~ 4 correspondent N the Jefferson Herald. criti
eises The Tex.. Ai,nauae aud the map with which |,
V accompanied. lie informs the propretors that H.
Il. ftsmati. j. Governor u Texas instead of u. g.
Kaanels Who died about year ago its also inf'am'
tsm that shs Oueruor |. fMsal.tcd with residence
Ae. e slate. that NJ has bccn looking 70, tho town
Of Gartrade, represented m their map ~ lying t~-
ts-en Jetlcr.on sad Linden. bat did NOT hndit. Not.
~th.taad,as these and perchaaec other inaccuracies
Ia the As.anac, we tlssuk il ID worth double The
susuns for xhich Il !. u be sold.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
- We learn from liz Jefferson Herald Il,

~ We learn from The Jefferson Herald that
the new livery stable Of Mr.. q. W I'rcwit,
Just Opened on the corner Of Jackson and Aus.
tin STREETS. was destroyed by fire. One horse
Was burned shoekngy About loo bushels "i
corn, and large amount Of fodder was eons,ln-
stable Of Mcssrs. Nesmth 4 l,oothc. came
very near bring barn~i also, but by proper OK.
crtious was saved
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

II is reported that Capt. Coms,ock has
gene to France for tho purpose Of cndcav-
oring to consumatc the sale TO the French
Government Of the three steamships Of
the Collins linc--thc Adriatic, Baltic and
Atlantic, now lying i.sIc at New York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

WoopyiLLE, tWnxISsoS COUNTY, Mss.
Dec. 1.-The greatest confagration ever
known in Woodvillc has occurred to-day
The fire broke about II o'clock this
morning, and has destroyed II Of Boston
Row.
The loss ia very grcat---cstimatcd at
about tl0O,000
Vicxssrx,. Dec. IA FIRE broke out 10
Woodvillc, Wilkinson county, at IL
o'clock this morning.
Nine large stores, the principal ones
ia the town. were burned.
The loss is about 10000. Only ono
store was insured
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

~ The ,hir's.tif,h Congress commenced is
sccoUd session on the 9Th. 1At2 o'clock T.. VI.
the Presidents Message wa. received Our TX.
changes contain n'cagrc reports OF it We shall
wait until We get the document entire, or in a
more ineligible FERN,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

Tss ntsrR.--rhe ss'utb- Western VI wedues,la y
mys:
nv rscr il sgsa ri.ing and anticipate gpsl
uavtsAttsa dsrias tin ltn4es nj the winter. ~
led y essals tlc atf hl risen nftscm feet AZ FIJI
~, ss< ~ wisolr cssantry had '~rn favored with
hesvy nxfss- .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

~ vi have received from Mesrs. Leonard scott
4 Ca. New York, lyIArkwooj sor November. II con.
s.la. "urkky's History II Civilization "whst
will ~ d. with II y Edward irving 7; 1.-THE Light
NJ the Heath; ''Vhcersrars The Fort and Fortre-;
I.ri caneins Reply 70 the Peterborough Dispatch.
Tlr~ Articles ar rp'ete with interest Price u .
yszr. rri~ II flAskwo.l aud any one Of the foas
E.s..ws q. TlM fA,r kcvisws and Lakewood 90.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

0HlfA Correspondent VI tic Flag, who
Signs hin~lf !" t'Antryn,an," ~ill conc mt over
~ pcgcr sls,mturr. VIC will adjust our swc,a-
-. assi tsk to hI.a lu 9 fAthsT'y uiauncr
All wlshost rsins . single cSlxt~im cslcuIa-
~ u II III even lhe most daicate ear, VIC will
sanhp - b,Ash ~ himrlf and communication.
~ ~ eosuol taik 10 mnsks, az waste our tinr
~ ~ anoey.pssm communications
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

~ On Friday morning last, the steamer II.
" Adams, in attempting 10 descend thu falls at
Acxanlris, knocked hole in her bottom. and
sank in about an hour. The passengers and their
baggage were and.d in safety. The cargo will
bc saved The officers are cxo,rnscd fiom all
blame b. the passengers,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

Prince Napoleon, in consequence ri the
Enpcror's letter, has srwpirtcd com
mission, consisting Of three persons, to
make full investigation respecting the
advantages and Disadvantages Of the
system Of engaging free laborcrs on the
African coast fnr 'rvics IN the Frcnrh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

e. A. n Mitchell. E-q, formerly Of Mansfield
Louisiana. lawyer, and gentleman Of talent has
taken charge Of the Up.hur Dcmocrai. lie il -tcr
ling Democrat aud clear anu forcibc writer. We
have doubt he will make the paper vaconc yi.i
tor ~ IL patrons.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
WANTED

The e'lt of It'd, paper wi,,s- / lafe COT tbs ycat
fs'', negro woman, sko !. good eaoh washer, and
irpncr- Al.o a haas stl. Ne si,l,e, good hpn.c
st.yAht. and !. willing U raN fLlr rri1c.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

1t is said that charges ola very grave
character have been presented against
Hon. Thomas J. Henslcy, Superintendent
of Indian Affairs in California, and that
President Buchanan has determined on
his removal,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

49, ~ AsoAD ", = -. e
~. s,r1 9orrrSo0rrs,
~
W. h"'e"1' .,..,,.,
AZ seems " ~ -. n j.
,a,J;J !, - nv,wnl 10 adm, the bona
h.is Stockholders Of the sold out Compa-
ny, and YOU have taken the negative y.
"c l"''"n' f. III. ,,,.,,.,,
- chairman 81 rs committee on
stock. | can probably give you some in
formation ON tins satlrc' NY a''h'''"
mas uo,'i NV wv - VIZ, - t.'on,',;..n i,
r.l.,,,, n, a resolution offered nj the
I first meeting of the Board to take IN all
such stockholders 10" say u was ~"
any 'c'o'',' , -, I'M cnn,;,ne to
-,
This commi,,c ON stock has been sus-
Z pended ny inc c,'"i'p'''''. anu WV ""'
no '.,,,,''' ~ ~ ~. ~" =. II. -,
al in which event, and if the company to
which ..,ai committee belongs shall retain
the franchise go proper. III .ao n n'' w.
" " ~ ',.'.,,;,, H., -, e.l. s,,ck If IN,
nld or sold out COMPANY. and secoHd To-
arrange the basis fof It's admission.
HE committee raw ''P''"" "p"'
.,u' u ' s't',,;o,, - n.L;,.h So, ,lI,1c
has u,t been eai,r,ly neglected.. nor has
il been allowed to dop without being
walked mp occasionally we nave met
VIZ" n;'", ,, n''', ,, a'a sn"h ~ hi;n
refused access ia the stock books in the
possession of the sold out company, on
the one han'. ana 'ho suits pruning on
,''o u.'. - .' H. monte,
IA d. ANYTHING effectively. /, was in
contemplation To call the Stockholders
'osc'hc, !" NeW 't,e'''7' " 's,e' ''''
.In,i..;'',. an, ~ co,rsn vas recon-.
mendcd hv the committee, aud iarorably
considered by the Board OF Directors and
was "h'N a.i'!',u III ''' '"P. ~ Wv
,or,, ~ ,Lo rnr,t and roniacnc, r,.
stored among the Stockholders Then
came the compromise, winch forbid 'urth-
~ action ''' ''e i'''' p,r,trn
Ckn,u,f c,,,',,. nj. .S,sek y pRR 10
T., r..,l, :, IN, so,egoipg commnnica.
,;on we will stat, that We did not intend
IN r,a,.et n,rsonally upon our worthy
fricpl ~ hi. associates who are connect.
eli with him upon bis committee. The
intimacy which has existed for 50 many
years between the writer and ourself
forbid il Our friendship is of too per.
uauent a growth to Ice disturbed. we
trust Ly mere differences Of opipion We
should be very sorry TO believe him gull.
Is II duplicity and double dealing, much
less To- make such offensive allegations
Intentionally through the col':mns OF
our paper
We said that The resolution to tax. IN
ih,ir'.'t tpRa'frfft- 71,f liz Board Of the new
comnanv in june last. was referred to a
committee. where /, had slcpt. aud would
doubtless continue Ia slcep. We contend
that that was a consequent and ncccssa-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
PROPOSED REMOVAL.

Dasing caristmS week Va will remove our Of.
~ y ~ sssssA ssesy n H. Van Hooks building,
- ~ ssusA.ads u the ysSiis ssuars. known ~
Vas Hssx's Hall" Tia rssn 10 large and eon-
nslissA and ~ savs eus " portion Of II for sa
slitss!si ssaos N. which ~ intend to At Up neatly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

sc se'- Of ISL, page IT, IN RELATION TO e-,rsy.
- Eu,ass,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

- h"ary. 10 subscriptions, a, FIR dive. l., the H.
rshis~as 1srx 'r fosw nlcd b, mad or rob.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

II matter 81 sufficient Importance to
have mentioned It, Does the Flag, or
Mr. Wigiall, or any member If the Com
mittcc Of Award who has had this charge
Of secret printing dinncd into his ears.
contend that tho object in forbidding
publications went M far AS 10 render it
obligatory upon Dr. Fowlkcs 10 conceal
these resolutions, or any other matter
connected with the late award from tho
stockholders ut Louisville ? Mr.. Grant
thought such conccalmcnt would he dis
honest. How will the Court the
Court journal" and the Cour, advocate
reconcile this difference Of opinion
The printing Of these resolutions was
very fortunate matter. but for that
Mr.. Grants inference wonlI have pre-
vailed, and nothing would have salts
fled these immaculate gentlemen that
DR.. fowlkcs did not intend to keep the
action of himself and Beard q secret
from the stockholders. 1t would have
been denounced as \ most consummate
piece Of villainy, and we would have
bce,, accused Of either aiding in il d.
rcctly or conpiving at H. The printing
OF these resolutions here, however, dem
onstratcd that he was going to do pre-
ciscly what he ought 10 have done as an
honcs! man. namely, 10 lay all the facts
before che stockholders With what
eomsmnr,ntc tact did these ready accn.
,ers, ~ soo~ ~ VIC Published TO the
world that We had printed these resoIu-
tons ior Dr.. Fo~lkes b take with Sim
70 ths steckhosdsrA, shifs tAeir pnsiton.
4 man guilty - reprcacss'bse act
would not 10 BkaIy to proclaim Il through
The columns ~ > pstlic journal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
The next dclcctahlc inquiry is TIL

When urging upon Mr. Grant the improperly o.
publishing. did you ronce. from him thr fact that
y.u had already Published. and that Dr. Fouikcs in
irted - make thu fact pihl,e VI l4stssi~ that he
do nos CONSIDER the award binding, and s,os the
outions ~ evidence IL the fact! Did you conceal
thee facts frvm Mr.. Marshall