New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21
NRwsPAPER IN TEXAS.

l.. he'd several articles upon the southern newspaper
press. and We MAY possibly at some future period
consider the Journals which printed IN other
parts Of the country Meanwhile, BY way OF epi'
sode. We may be permitted, perhaps. TO describe
newspaper printed in Carthage, Pamela County
Texas which rrjoces in the hopeful name OF The
Ha,binper-s very Young and very small pubhca-
ton. sbout seven inches By nine as to area and No
4 Of Vol l in respect Of sge, emitted weekly, and
by reason Of its minute dimensions well calculated
for portage in the vest pocket, aud requiring no
minute division on the part of gentlemen who shave
themselves Mrs Mary White occupies more than
half the first page 10 setting forth, under the sane
ton Of the County Court, that although "she mas
.. ne,fo1med all the duties Of loving wife at sl
fines her husband Thomas A. White, regardless
Of tie immaculate siguifcati0r OF his nsne, has
tre ated her in a very black way refusing her food
when WELL and physic when sick, to the extent
that ale WAS obliged to sbscond from the tireside
and feather bed Of the said Thomas and being pur-
sued by her Infatuated husband, was robbed OF her
baby; wherefore she pTays, very reasonably, that
the bonds Of matrimony may be dissolved, ana that
she may have her baby free from the interference
Of the wicked Tom White. The advertisement OF
I" a dark brown mare mule " taken up by the sl-
tborites aud wanting an owner. completes the
first page whch is not in respect ct its contents
either very varied or yiyacious. But We are amply
repaid when We turn over la the first place,
the Editor in q leading article OF ten lines, MAKES
Marsyss of the Hon John II Reagan, NJ G. for
the Id District 1t is distinctly charged that
"the mephitic atmosphere Of the Capitol has
had transmogribing effect upon our
"scurDs, our Eysnses, our Iloustons. and
our Reagans" These gentlemen, We are
told. have all been selfimmolated upon the sac
" Iifcial altar Of the Union" like so many Normss
in pantaloons; and Col Bill Poag-Col. Bill wants
10 90 to Congress from the same District represent
ed by Resean-is thus atectlonately warned;
1--WE pity poor Posg if it be his tarn next Pre-
pare for the ordeal any hOw, for should you be
" yictimized, you'll be an ample holocaust" We
do not yet learn whether Col Bill Posg concluded
to remain candidate in spite Of the hazard of
cooking or ran away from the fight to preserve his
native rawness. We aIe next informed that upon
the Fourth of July proxno, there will be q bar
" becue and cotillion party at the patriotic Old
" Lick"-that s. T.. Bowen has shot l.. F. Holt,
and that Mrs Thomas Shannon 81 has boy" The
skinning Of the Hon. John II. Reagan is then re-
sumed and completed The great crime of the
Judge is that he is opposed to the reopening of the
sayerade. He has also yielded &" to the blandish-
ments of frivolous Federal Court and cspital-
Z" lie has been suddenly transmogrifed from q
" rough-snd-ready StateRights Texian into an
" anti-Afiic nationalist" But his race is run The
icy hand of political death is upon him, and the
dews Of dissolution already cover his brow The
Pamela Hdybingr thus sternly announces his fate:
1t is the irreyocable degree that Texas will open
4" her bosom to give political grave, on the lst
4" Monday in August, to one more of her distin-
guished Dationalistc sons" This dismal and
dirge-hke statement is succeeded by the following
consolatory and kindly observation: cts the
common lot, Judge; you follow in the wake Of a
notable succession and with this thanatop;icsl
bit of philosophy, the Honorable John is left to
prepare for the inevitable tomb
Turning to the Third Page, we find a call for
meeting Of 1.-The Real Union oving-Strict-C Con-
structiOn- State Rights-Southern Rights-C onstitu
- tiOn-DemOcrats,' which is signed Many Yo-
tiers" and really we think that party with 50
many names should have great many voters in
deed. Then follows an advertisement inviting
proposals for building An Iron Cage, ten feet
''long eight feet de, and seven feet high, for
- the better securing Of prisoners in Pamela COun-
"ty." Owners are wanted for two horses and an
OK; W. y. Phelps has opened Shaving Saloon"
- in the back loom of the Lone Star Exchange
" Hair Colorng, Sl;' and one Doctor who cures
eyes has taken smother, who is also death on
sore eyes, into copartnership The Fourth Page
contains three legal notices. from one of which We
gather the thrilling information that gentleman
whose highly respectable, not TO say chyalrous
name is r Cecil Talbot owes the ridicuousy small
sum OF Eight Dollars To- J. ". Alexander, and de-
clines 70 discharge the same; wherenpon William
Watson, Justice of the Peace, addresses the law
80 full officers If Panels COUNTY" and commands
them 10 cite Mr. Cecil Talbot 10 appear at
of Caus Marius-snd ~ show cause WHY,
TO speak in strictly legal language, he
does DOT pony up, fork over, and she'll OUT the
Eight Dollars aforesaid. This concludes The Pa
Hoia Harb,nger and Carthage Recorder From il.
though il be small, We Nigh. deduce numerous
cOrOlaries-that TeI-ian husbands DO not allow
their wives physic; that Texan mules and oxen
have grea: talents for running away, and that Tex
ians themselves fled n running for Congress;
hat the Hon. John II. Rsssak ID a pol:roon, and
That hoover may run against him vii De patriot;
bat Mrs. Thomas shannon continues in the most
obliging wsy 10 increase the population Of the
earth in general and Texas in particular; thu. they