The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07


lose their esteem If he did llcrshali '.
Johnson was then substituted by til"
Douglas Executive c, nmittce and 1t is
stated that be- has or will accept the po-
sitjou assigned him, which, hy the by,
we do not believe.
In a lew days we will obtain the full
particulars.
rsn- The Fourth passed Of quietly in this
place, without SO mach as even the explosion of
a fire cracker. Weattribu,c this not 80 much to
want of patriotism rs to the extreme hot
weather Several len town, by the railroad TO
.loucsyille where there was something Of a lo
ifcaiion We understand that the days pro
ecediugs were culivcned a, the scene Of the fs-
tieal with shooting .ilair which happily Ter
minated withhut mn elusion of blood Il >,
Allen got into difficulty with a German, and
a. his friends allegc -ho, at him in self defence.
We know nothing Of the particulars. The case
has uudcrg me judicial investigation. and Mr.
\ Hen and his brother were bound over in the
sum Of five hundred dollars each. for their up.
reannce at the next term Of the Distric, Court
Tnr TrxAs REGIMENT MoRE SUMNER
tsa.-ln the t. : House Of Represents
tives. few days since, when the amend
mcul to the army bill arpropriating
nearly $500, 600 iur calling Texas
mounted regiment into the field was
amended by the addition of a provisu
that this shall not be- done unless in til,
opinion of the President the necessities
Of the service shall require It, was under
eonsldo ration, Mr. Reagan SAID that It
the appropriation was not made the GOV
ernor of Texas would feel constrained.
from motives of humanity, to convene
the Legislature, at great expense, So As
to keep forces IN the field One vig0.
rons campaign, visiting all the calapi.
ties of war upon the Indians would
ciiectually deter them from any further
deprodatlans
Mr. DIN opposed the amendment as
wholly unnecessary Every intelligent
army ofliecr he says. disapprovcs and
condemns the calling Of the mounted
regiment into the field The amendment
was urged on the ground that the army
was unfit for services on the Texas border
Mr. McRac accused Mr. Oln u cold.
bloodcd spirit and sectional preiud 'ces
He was convinced Of the hnichcrlcs but
was not willing to arr st them
Mr DIN replied To this that he was
L. 4.
wanted to put an end to the d lig tiles
by preventing hellhounls FROM panuc
ing upon pcaceahlc In iaus and drpri
wing them OF their homes
Mr. Reagan SAID that the language
employed hy Mr. DIN was a wilfnl and
deliberate calumuy on the people of
Tovns
The amendment was rejected only q
voting ia its favor.
NrHprH siIll stalks abroad ia Texas
Ih Hhou Democrat says:
Ouyc,'clday Friday about loo'clock
Mr. George WiIlim~ wa, Killed no this
llarr. hrue shot dead This occurred
just as vr were going To- press and m
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