The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-10

need agents, both local and travelling.
will send out travelling agents when !
get home. Yon must appoint local I
agent IN every ncighbcrisod IN your
District. will recommend lew that !
think viii 10 10 rely upon, viz. Bros
Leak. Jones, Evans. McDanley, Victory, !
Cole. Nugent, shaw. White, 6n'iIofd'
Ashley, Drake, Meek, Shuts, and New
nan Brother Leak. the bearer ct TINS
will take a circu,tous roote, and see "-
many Of our colorcd friends rs he can
II Is also recommended that different
match be used abons towns, sc. Our
friends SELF a very inferior article, they
emit too much smoke. and don't contain
enough camphcne They are calculated
to get our friends hurt will send
supply when go home WI have to
rcpfovc you and yonr co'workcrS lot
your negligence in sending funds for our
q GENT. But fc have been Com gensa'ed
for their trouble, Our faithful cores
ponlent and industrious agent, Brother
Wchher. has received hut a tribe, not as
much a. an apprentices wages, neither
ha-'trothers Willctt, Mangum aud others
You must call upon our colorcd friends
for more money, they mnst not expect ns
to DO all They certainly will give every
cent il they knew how soon their snacklcs
will be broken. My hand is very pain
ful. and ! will close Yours truly.
WIN II. BAILEY
y Brother Leake will give You
what few numbers of Impending Crisis
we have also. Brother summers speech,
and Brother Bcccher's letters, &c. Fare.
well
From the foregoing it will be seen
that there was, and doubtless Is yet,
secret abolition organization extending
throughout oui State, dcnomiuated the
Mystic Red" whose purpose Is to drive
ont the present population of Texas, and
supply their places with abolition iana''
+ les Read this letter again carefully ,
and consider its import in connection
with the alarming events that immedl-
a,cly followed II,
( Bat we are not lcft to this letter alone
In Helpers Impending Crisis page
/ 80. will be found the following predic-
ton.
! Ere long, mark our words their ieW
a,osnd from 1cyas huzza for freedom
aud ,or equal rights, that will utterly
confpund the friends Of dospotism, and
act a, defiance the authority of usur-
pers, and cayry construction 10 me- hcart Of
,rgy 'iare'v propogand'st'
The san Antonio Ledger pithily and
forcibly remarks. That it has been
verified in burning and yet bloody char
actcrs, let the wall Of those rendered
chiIdlcss and homeless 10y the condagra-
tons in Eastern Texas tell
Now, in the face Of these facts, ia it
not TO be lanentcd that there should be
a party in eur own State, go FAR miscd
by party spirit, "a to contend that there
was no reasonable cause for alarm, aud
that exaggerated reports were originated
| for the purpose Of creating political cap
ital? Is it not to be dcplorcd, that the
! Gayssaes u The, STATE. in se. u taking
citizens. should have lent himself to
those who are dcfamng the character of
our people ? The Northern abolition
press, deriving their evidence from the
statements Of the opposition in Texas
] laoL.J lao ,h, un.cni,.a - tt,, I..,,,,.,.,
Of the State, represented rs IA a band Of
outlaws and assassius, thoroughly de-
morai4cd and in a state Of anarchy,
and that our social condition was
even far worse than that of unllap-
py Mexico These accounts have reach.
ed Europe, and there we are held up in
colors that ought to make our deiamcrs
at home blush for shame. The London
Times Of Sept 2lst thus speaks Of Texas
In the pending dccenuia Census Of
the United states, Texas is expected to
shine, both as regards increase of popu.
laton and productive capacity In short,
it il predicted that before many years
she is likely to stand as the Empire State
of the South. as New York is thai Of the
North For some months past, however
a reign Of terror has existed in the
country which at last reached a climax
ior which parallel could scarcely be
found ii the history OF the frantic orgies
OF the carly French Revolution. The
plea is fear Of insnrrectlcn among the
slaves Not single piece OF evidence
has been produced to Justify any such
suspicion. and il is clear that the whole
thing arises from the deadly feud bctn cen
the South and the North, n desire to infin.
encc the approaching Presidential elec-
ton, and also, as Texas is largely in
debted to the North, to provide an ex.
cusc for the non-payment of liabilities.
The state is now entirely a, the command
OF mob, who burn and destroy at
pleasure in order to create list of in
ccndiary : Is by the negroes, and who
forge intercepted correspondence
against any person whom they may de-
sire to hang. Numbers are thus cxccut-
ed every week, and it is plain that each
man holds his life only at the will of an
enemy who may choose to point to him
as an aboli;ionist Negroes and white
men are tortured with astounding feroci-
~, and if, in their agony, they consent
TO charge any number of persons with
having melted them to commit offences,
these chages are entirely sufficient as
ground for the death Of the incu|pated
unrlics The puhIic inurunia uin,t .var