The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL

United States rhe impressions abroad.
everywhere. are favorable 70 Is passage.
II is sustained 10y the leading presses OF
the country aud, from the powerful IN
aucucc Of those public journals, aud the
prevailing sentiment Of the country,
which regards the construction oi rail-
road to the Pacific, as . national neccs-
stv. we have ~ doubt that a Pa, 'iic
Railroad bill viii be passed by the pres.
eat Congress. The author Of this bill
belongs to the extreme State Rights
school. and is jealous Of the exercise ct
any doubtful OF implied powers by tn
Federal Government. and hence tbs bill
has been framed by him to meet all con.
s,itn'ional objections Or Fowikes VIII
ting TO us from Washington Oh the lst
.nleriains the most confident hopes al
lis success. In addition to this letter.
we find the following in the Picayunc OF
thc l2th
=, a. ., +, Null,
Mr. p" II p ,,l' ~ -, ~, XII,
writing from " Sims ill.,.
INST 20 VT. u'N''S'"' ''' '50"' ~ wy
road mere says III.
= arrived yeS'''"'! anu ''' -,
deIlsh'e1 70 H"' 9' gnu y '''''7 ~
IA regard !" Qua ~, NV. .,,5,.
s''h's I" ~ ~ '''''' H. -, t.a,'J :,
,o' p',' 'il'S '.sSi'''' : ''',' ~" y, H." l.s
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u see VINO can ~ W. ''''' ~ ~, Il.
Mt- ','''u',' - ~ -, ~ III 80
','''i5''', ~ 81 j'' = Till ,,\ ,.c
pr,s,dcn, of the southern Pacific Rail.
road, and now in this city, that the res.
olntieas insitnetihg the Mississippi mem
neis '' 3hs - 10 asN '''. '.'''. '.', az
p,e,G. p,ilroad haye nasscd the lever
llun~c Of the Mississippi Legislature.
and N the senate ] ave p''h leiet',H
-. ,.'l,i.L tas n,.t 90, reunited
These resolutions are of similar import
70 those lately passed unanimously by
the Legislature 'l tennessee a'.'l "',...
''' NV g..-.' ,,l.'.,. ill.,. p,
cie. Railroad bin Is nendine. "a the
unanimous expression Of southern scnt'-
ment ~ laNor oi The southern route
i'uls'''i ~ VIZ NV
,nrr I'M ~ voj,c Al the present moment.
,.l.n s.nethiu,. al nraetir.l value To- The
.,si, f., tho smith +, tip Vh,lr- rauo
t...t..a;.....l ,,.i ,H5, yiitu,o
y ~ MI,
80 ""' ~ '''''"' ''
doubleday nave m OMNIBUS ti.'t ~
NaslHugtoH
q9te mural a.siaf t.ititirnl and com
meGciH advantages 10 we Wli.'t county
involved IN the passage ai this hilt can
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81 c'"'S "'''" ','' - N'''' '''''' ''''
an '' "'I "''"' W '''' ''''''
m'"'
Prnuc FmNuN7 Controversy .-''e"'
Houston recently urged IN message 10
ihe Legislature that " hA M"iSu''' >
contract Tor the pnb''c printing DC can
ccIled, lor certain reasons Whleh are spe
c'acal'y set inr'h. 10 'heSc ""eB''i'"'
Mr.. Marshall replies very 'nity an" Sa''S
lactofily, ana 'l'e' SHOWS '"'' ''''' ''o"'
ton ae'ea III uaa '"''" III '"o '''''''' WI
M'ts''A'' says 81,
nsn w. ~ .eI ha ~ III !, ,,,,,n, s,,,c,ne,
from the Commissioner or the Comptroller
lhls "aF the proper ana ns'',h'",e n'Io
We ,bor,l,rc immediately saw the Comptroller
blt he informed rs that so lar from ''ov. iiou'
,Gn "a,lps W. f.n w. ,ln, H.
the Cnmpiroller) had informed him Of their nc
ton upon ,he o,'. ",' 'ua' It was ''a,el' 'pp
,h,.sc reporls
The report Of the Committee ON Tia,
public printing in the House, composet
of Matt Dale. w. A. WORKMAN, Thos j
hroo@s' anu IL ~ h''''o!' NA'' VI ''o"
+ practical printers cxcep, Hartley, ahC
- we believe he is also printer to whom
, the matter WAS referred, fully sustain
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