The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16


made, aai every means TIA, iresn,hs
ean devise to sg,sndsr the re.oufre' Of the
state. Already the public money "a ~
hsusrsJ or uesilv so, aud the hu"dfsd
millions OF paths donsin !. passing rom
,h. State into tho hand. Of specul.io".
by ,hs system Of proil gate legislation.
rn., legislation has given, 10 til" coloni"l
T rop,rscior rsters. ~ many bel'sv~ ~ the
/ f.re Of tho constitution. nod certainly r.
violation Of ito spifit. 100 sections. or
f | 0Ss 900 nrts.. worth in the msis.t lhfrs
millions OF doilsp: To tss,o 200 ouo
scrss; TO i.her aud NHirr $50 GnJ
scf.s. ard now some 81 thss" psriie, ~"
knocking a, h~'doof OF the Sfri. Tor It'll
lnfther relief Fisbsr nd Miller are APP
plying Tor grant to 'htmsrlvss snd col"'
ni.ts If 1901 sscIiun. of band; Nasely
Of 100 ,rfion., or $500 acres. While
the hll Of ts.iro. vbich passed the Senate,
/. for ~ Ind, huito smuurt II ~ true that
tbi. bill of Castro proir,sss 10 give The
land. - the colonlsi, sad not 10 him. ard
IN this respect seems le. al J~ciionsblr
than nay Of the others Bot wh,n ~
consider IL. features. uhirh. ~ uni'r
stand provide, ii,s, the proof Of lb" elalm
Of the cnlori.t i. t. b. male b, tssi'n.
that p-rspns are To he recognized /" cola,
ui,is Who never went to the colony. and
many 81 whom ~. MT now rltik-ns 81
i.xss, that fhst - ~ .g,.emert b-aw-ee
ih- parties by Which Castro gets PARTON
81 the lud. Md that 10 MI probability he
hiss h"psh, up ,h. iuief..'. ct oih.r aud
in addition 10 Il tbs. tia, the contractor
hins.li ia IN Attendance upon the leg'sln,
ls'pf. urging tho passage OF the bill, the
Suspicion that il is principally for his beu,h'
il. not without strong g'ouhds
| received the Eepuble~n II the 10 h.
snd WA much Pleased Ia l--rn hist thee.
~. strong probability Of thr completion
by III. Snnihrrn Pacific Company OF ih-
ts.niy mil.. ol road hy the 10 al l,h-
rnr,,. 90 that The charter wi.l h." ,ag.d
III. !. indeed grs,i',tng. Ne public s"'
t.rp,ix- has ever b~.n. from A., ;o last,
80 nhomiushly mi.mnnng.i md whether
it il ultimately to occupy better position
in public ESTIMATION, RENAME 10 lee ssen.
| have read the resolutions adopted by III.
| directory q, New Orleans Ia which the,
/ scnni, the Ilpculivs Committee, of New
York. OF the ebsrs.s OF fraud preferred
-gsios, them.
! To-day il the last Of the Ch,islmss
holidays. presnme. They have passed oil
very plrs'snlly. Tbs mango .i"n bail at
the capital on the = i WAS magnificent
sT ,r it cam. or n, the capitol. III.
spacious hall Of the House of Representa-
tves being used Tor the dancing saloon.
The attendance was large About tlo
hundred lrdi-. wet. p,essni. dte,svd "iih
great ,ss.-, aud ,ong them mnry that
wer. besulItu;. 10 room was brilliantly
,igtt-d with the elegant chandelier which
ndotns the house. the music wa, .upr,b.
nnd when the gay co"p'ny was 81 i'
motion. tho IT G, was well calculated 10
drive dull care away"
As,hi. ia the Fl 81 of January, | nyail
readers. one aud sll, the compliments OF
the season. \ hsppy new year psrlIeulr'b
the year 1883 be- p,olse unto lhem oil
blessings.
Gen. Taylor, 'peaker Of the House is
seriously iud-posed. and viii doubtless
leave hun as soon n, he Is aide to itny.
|, became necessary. ia cons,qu-nc. Of hi-
illness. 10 elect n speaker proiem Hon
VI T Locke of tpshn WAS .l.eied. and |
sm pleased tn say. i, arquiiting hmsell
with general satisfaction.
o. the Ssh. the D.moctaiic State Con.
vention come. or Wheeler. It ia conce,
ded will be selected ass candri,ie FOR chief
Justice These gentlemen spoken II iy
their friends are several mr the position
which he hold. and all Of them. hriirye.
sound lawyers ard intellectually able men
Among them, lion. 7. J. J-nulnes. OF
Cherokee Gen. Wall OF Goiisd judge
Divine. Of San Anlouio. Judge Burkley nf
io'a irnd. Moore. Of Travis. aud Judge
Gray of the city al IIou.ton. Gen. Wall
whose "an~ Is morion.d IN III. lit. il az
sceoml ,hed gentleman ahd an eminent
lawyer sud shall be much gtstii d il h.
gets the nomination ia ease a western m,u
Is chosen. For Attorney General. the
following gentlemen are namrd " lite. the
present fleet; Guuli. OF Loon; Morgan.
of Red River Chiffon oi saith ; and
Nnrrah Of Harrison Mr. Nuush, , be,
lrve. could get tho nomination, If h.
I' sued 1t. u. has been urged to petni,
his name to he placed before the cousen-
lion, la, declined.
! shall leave here on III. 10Th. aud hope