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EeuerfrefTer<m eetinas

au8ufa, Ga, %. Soy, @etsm Nbenp
bier eth Se3eltpns=W ieettn9, in welGem 1t.
q. Seuator Sppmbs cine 9a1tfe belt,
Columbus, Ga, %, Soy. 0'etern 9benp
Ipraden bier 9JdnceD uno 9npere.
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Oie lInrnhen In &nnina.

ct. 9putS, $40, "a, glpsbr. @puaerneur
Stepart bat Dem 8ri9ape9eneral 8rplt ben 8es
febt 3%ugelanpt, lt6 NIT letner, aus Dem 1. 9esi=
msnt bet @ti0curter Ntlia Dem Sn9enteurcprpS
tnp Der @rttlerte befebenpen Brigade gum
Marl6e na6 Der lippeltltGen @ren3e pe5 Staa@
ties bereit 3u balten, INN Wpnt9pmer9'S Tauber-
BORDEN (2) aus Dem Staate 3urild3utretben, falls
Ie etten @infaQ eerluHen Ipllten.
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uerSbrun

Qpmell, Mai, "a. 9lop. Gsltern Nbsnb
rihtete Elm 8eaer in Wbipple MtlS einen S6as
ben BON $4,000 an, bel Dem .. 81, Nbtpple,
Gtsertbimer pes @ebaupes, q, unp S, Crowley,
Sabrifanteh BON @pllenpaaren, @epr9 Taplpr,
Seppi6 6abrifant unO s, 81, Qittle, 6arber, am
meilten betbeilist linb, 80 NerIpnen linp in
Spl9e pes 8ranbes auBer 8eidaftteun9.
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Sic Saneeu i'm Spffpu ,

8Utpn, "a, Ntcp, Die 8ant6eamten ia.
ben belflpnen Dem Seiipiel Der SEEM 2prter 8anr
fet gu fOf9en unp Die DiarpntO9eldafte t6unltGlt
gu erpeitern, Sp LANCE Die Stem yUeter 8anfen
bic gaar3ablan9 nidt ctnl~ tellen, bra1Gt man
auG fir 8otUn niGt5 gu furdtsn, Die 8plto=
ner 8anfen lillb bereit, 0elAaftapapiere bis gum
getraoe ppn 5 MtQipre, az Dtscontiren.
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BON Balbinatpn.

@o1btn9tpn, %, Npp. Die @ertreibung
Der Nnlteoler aus Der G6erofee< STE l~erpation in
&anias 1T nun ptrflid ppO3p9en. ~!
Setpe @pn9reBldale lnp neu ber9ert6tet, IS
ltn0 Bis jest nlr tpeni9e Gpn9reBmit9lieper an
oefpntnet.
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Gus SISsGaro[ina.

an9u a 25, Soy. Der befantte Seler=
FREEZER W%emminger fprperte in elmer 9dute CUR
Sprberettung auf bepafheten @iperltanp se9en
Die gunpeSreaterltta auf.
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Oie Sanfen Nittsburgs.

gifts Surg, "a, 9lpp, Mtt Au6nabme
Der alten Sant Of 9ittsburgb, wel6e alien i6ren
gerbtnbli4feitea wte i'm Sabre 1857 NIT baarer
Nitnse naftonrmt, ~ltellten bette ate bieligen
8nnfen t6re 8aar,ablunqet elm.
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be cine @1o3tattOn gum GAube fi6ltder 8eGte
9ebtloet. Nu4 iOlen BretUtQt9euz GompaSnteen
9e6ilbet tperben.
Die 8aumppa< @ei9afte bon @alter, Cor &
So. uno BON 6elpnes & So. maGten 0anferott.
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@aafebr Weperbp aphnipna.

IHtttU 1VeUtTUD JDUUIUHB.
ct, SO1epb6, 20. SOP. Die BON Gan
6raret6cO 9efern an9etummene YonY Grpreb
melpet, pap 0teYerpY SObnlpn BON Baltimore
unter ben Yala9teren If, Die lt6 am 10. Nosem>
Der IN San Sranctscp mad Seem gprt einlhiften.
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49,
Mu8 merffp.

New=S Orleans, 25. Sos. Der Oan-
pier u2enne6ee" bon gera Gru3 1T nit Na&rtGs
ten bis gum 81. B. an9etommen.
Die @tnnabme bon OuaOalajara betGtiate
lt@. Us purpen 1000 Mam In 01prIelta e.
ipartet, nm NIT ben 2i6eralen na9 BET 6aupt=
ltapt gu marlAtren.
Die en9lil9e @elnnbtl4aft IN Der Sauptltaot
wrrpe alf'6 %bruta(lte an9e9rifen, es wuroe i9r
ons Saus pemplirt unb Die Summe elmer Mtl,
lion (oen englil6en @laubtsern gebSris) eeltob.
len, @rOBe @ufre9un9 6errl9t b~ieriber.
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0Stcbtia fur ~1eScrmann!

Das 9elammte ocut6e Yu6ttun tptrb barauf onimcrtiam 9e.
na4t, 6aB in Der na4neu Summer bs rabmIt6it betannttn rpSt.
Spnnta886late8" Der 0oman. "8er Serr Der Q8eft"
be9iunen miro. 0eie8 28ert beS berHbmteiten 9poe(ttiten Der
Neu8eit btloet bic NprtieBun9 bes ~o1gensin beltebten &cmanS
Der @rai bon Wlpnte.@briitO." User GAS SUnntao8bIatt bisber
nod nt9t bSca. beetle itt. baliete bel unletem Q0enten, Ssrtn
GGs0o: Sno!FP' 80 Glib 6rebertfitr, gu 6eteaen.
WtoOtDft +, QR. Ebpmas.
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Weue Nu5eigcn.
Wahriht an @tenersnhfer.

Ger Oiscontc, wel@er Bon ser gtabt fir 3abIuns Der 2s6uun.
asn bon 1860 temiai0t purbe, 9ebt nit oicIsm MCnate ,u gnbe.
Dung, ba BE CrOCnnan8, meIts ole 3it pOm Ssbruar aui SGnuar
%abdn6ertt, na4 per &us9abs Der getnun9en be$ laufeu5en Sab
res paltrt puree. Die Rrtt3 an ZEN &etnun9en iUate benlnat
am |. Sauuor itatt l. 6ebruar lauten.
6M0 ISM. 1905. Blatant, GuGettcr.
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SIR weibnocbten

!Sn 6p9c @tnrtttnn9 Der 8 @tasen lber neuen Sateu fir G8bp.
lelale-8sl4dtt bin I'D I'M Stanee. meinen rei6balti9en 8orratb bon
2Saaren better gu entfalten. 8ieeerpertiufer tSnnex lest nit alcr
WluBe lbre NuSpabl treffen. cbne bonn 8etail- @eiG6it beeiurat-
tit 81 letn. Greu ntetnem 9rinc3p, 10 bili9 wie irsenb elm Sans
Der Staet 3u uHrfaufen, bite tb I'M 3abIrei1en 8elub. SolGe,
Die GairS"cerGNftaIts srbalten &5adlsn gu Y8brIeiaIt-Yreien.
@ep. y. Stetnba6,
Supporter Il :Scbberin
jancp WOpbs, GUpS, gtpttous, BASKETS, Yarfunlsrp &c.
70 ". 9aimcreitrp nabe 8ripolstS &dep
0pp6-Y .IempIe pffEancnH.
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@rp6e Mnsmnhl npn anielmnnrcnI

llnterseitneter erlaubt fb en seebrteS pubIitum aui ier wobl-
oiCrttrteS Eager ben SpieITaareu oufmtrtiam gu MAIDEN. ipwie
Bias uno 3tcb-SarmpnCa'8 in GROCER guswabI. Gbenio bane
tb f%crtplbreub an 9ano 9rCnCe- uno 8latt9rlO in allen eOrteu
up 6arben. Wteberpert6ufer labe tb DEFENDERS Elm ppr3ulpreten,
gu ben mB8It&it b~IIt9itsn Qretien wirb y ,rtauft.
q. 9. 6. Q 6uI;,
GCo16S &orb. St-gde BON Srcnt- uno Saltinl Sretr.
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spte1>Waaren=Depot

Q8tr laceu QDieberoertiufer frTunSli6 Elm, unier ret66o[ttaes
Enforcement Don Spiel- g8aartn in au9enIGstn gu nebmen. Sdnnu.
btitolten Tabriten Gurppa's semobt. mpSur6 wr in ben StanS
oefest iinb, benz 8dufer Ole nelefen @e9snfdnbe ~ansubtetem unb
gu ben ~niebri9iten PreHen ~ab8ussben.
S9perbtmann & &c.,
0cp5, Int SIC. 7 & o Serb. 6oporbEr.
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Gtnrfer Nrpn.

Nep< SrleanS, %. 9fpp. vs. mar berte
0pr9en in bieiger @e9enp etn farter 6rOt.
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NplittIdes &c. aus Netp=S orleans.
New Orleans, 325, NpSbr. @etern
Qbenp fanp Elm srVbss Meetius ltatt, Gs wur~
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81

@m "A. es. itarb 9etnri6 &raf it tn 46. Sabre ietueS &C.
ben$. Seine Vtrpanoten uo Breunbe Itno hermit freunoGbIt
%einaelacen, ietnem Se9rGbnib Seute (Dionae) &admiha9 um 2 ubr
oon. ieiner triberen ~&pbnun8, Ste BON 9ibtrte- unb 9crin3tonitr.
betSnppbnen. Die trauern6c s9tttpe
Wp Waria &raft.
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6Hte 11nb 6nnnpnI

So %JWIE INV
60 Gem o08cueinen 8ublttum sur sef&aiaen Gin.
.SeiAe, bB baS biSberi0e 9ut. uno 6appen9ei6ait
untcr Der 6irma, 8u9bes s &Gmcr %fernsrbiu
inter nlethem Noren ~tort9eflbrt wir6, Oa i1 I'M Staute bin,
neinen 9eebrteu Suncen febr biat9 sl ~pertaufen, weI ib mene
S8aore leIbit f%atrSre, 10 bite i'd aud frnerbtn nt ibren seneis-
Ell 3ulrru6. G. 8Rmer,
HCo17 Int 32% 8aItim 0reItr.
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YpnDz Grpref.

TpID SfpItks
ct. Solepb, $40, "a, Soy gBir erbtels
ten beute @bsnO NIT Der 9UnY>grpreB NaGrt&ten
aus Gan Granctscp pom 10. Nppember, ipelde
t~rrtbttmliGer Netle III Sort &earneY ni@t sur
telf9rapbti4em @etterbef6rOeruns abseseben
tpurDen.
Gan 6ranctsep 10. Noo, Der
OamPIer ~SDnora" le9elte beute Morsen na@
banana ab NIT 304 9ala9ierin uno 100000
9ontnnten, pp0On 5000 0O na9 Seem gyort be,
ltimmt linb,
Oa6 @el amntoOtrm peS Staate5 wtrb siem,
lt9 9enau 10000 Stimmen ~betraSen. 9un ben
biz jeBt einbertAteten Sttmmen 105, 1863 BAT
9tncoln 35,O36, Douglas 1886, 8redinrtoee
29,424 unO 8eQ 6,942 Stimmen er6alten.
Oteie Seri4te linp aus mebr aG5 100 Srten te,
le9rapbil9 iibermittelt wprOen unO Srrtbamer
pa9er letGt mGoli6.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

FAvonrE WINES 90 FANous MrS-A
writer N the Pays gives the following
account Of the diil0 vt sorts OF Mine
preferred by famous pStsonsScs: Frc!rick
the Great, 'lokay Napoleon Chamber.
tin Peter thc'Groar, Madeira Cardinal
Riehehcn, Romance; Marshall de Richie
lie. Meduc Rubens, MARSHA !. Rabelais.
Old Choblats Marshal de SAKE, Cham
payne Cromwell, Malvoise Jean Bart.
Beauuc Tellyrand, Chateau Nargaux
Humboldt. Sau,ernc !. Baleac, u6uray +;
Goethe, DIMINISHING ; Byron, Pnr.
Charles v, Alicante Frances |, Sherry;
ard llenery " Surrcne
The following assertAiued with consid'
cradle trouble, are the tavorite drinks Of
the candidates now in the field for Prcsi-
dent and Vice-Prcsideut Abe Lincoln.
BED Eye Wbiskey Hannibal Hamln,
Wolte's Schcidam Schnapps Stephen 4.
Douglas. Jersey Ligh.eang 40 rods
brand n Y. Johnson, Georgia Bald.
face Edward Everett. Curran' Wine ;
John Bell Eau Sasrn, John G Brcckin-
ridge. generally cold water, but occa-
sioually little fne Ola otard Joo
Lane. Pure old Rye Boston Poa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

Too Moprsr Have you any domes-
tie manufactures TO report - asked =
census marshal Of the female head OF the
family rejoicing in the bloom Of health.
We'll, yes said she. with something
Of embarrassment in her voice and coun-
,@uance. I'VE have s,gA, wtiA eostsss~d
prn,p.et.n The marshal. who 10 modest
man, blushed slightly, made the entry in
the schedule with his pencil. aud asked
how many yards Of rag carpet she he'd
made during the ycar.-CanSs1siSsS
IN ~ Mss~seU.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

4 Mas c,SsEssrs Musnsn He DID Sor
Coxutf AT Road in EuglaHi, recently.
a child named Francis ~aville Kent was
murdered, hnd one Eimund John Gregg
gave himself as iac murieT Before
his trial, however. i was disco, srcd that
be had not been near the place where
the murder was committed, that he did
not know the child murdered aud in short
that he was in distant part OF tho
country. At las, he confessed that his
previous confession was untrue, and that
be had been led 10 it because !" his life
was burden TO him" lie was Of course
discharged.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

pAals--Sncc the late additions made
10 the city of Paris. i, covers a space Of
IS go, 900 yards OF these $4,000 co.'s
sist q gardens or Of waste ground
laid out FOR building. By the census
taken in the year 1886. the population is
set down 4, l.llA,4ls souls. A,prescnt.
it s calculated that in consequence Of
the limits being extended 20 the fortifics
iions, the population Of Paris amounts to
sOu onn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
SPEECH OF HON WIN L. YANCEY,
At The Sercnade Given to Him at Washington City


"
'o'"'b".' ~ ""s' 10 " "'"! '''' "
YOU a''er VIVA. yo" ""Ns "'a'" ','o'
some quarters ! oo''c pe'",c you ,n's
evening AZ ''' '''e"u % '"o o,"s'',"
,,o"' bVo', ""' ,''o '"'on "r'''' '"e
,ons'''"''''', lSoo'' ''' 'e''e''I "''u 'S
s"' '"'"'s VI "'! "'''' '"'p,., ,oi'"h
i,''' ""'' sos'o. ~ u'"s 'e''e'o"S
scher'hg oha's r'Sn' pui'is my
~" Po''''"' '''eo'' ~! 0o'''' ''o'
t'"S' ''',o '"' sP'"S'' was '"'e''"P'c"
o! S"'i'c u'"',ne" '''o'' ''""'J
~ W w az AZ" Jul ~. -,
=. s""0. "' ~ ''' "'' "''"'
80 n'''' gan w uo", ,, =" n,o ~ any "'T','
" wy p'i,!' WV '''',"' ~ ~. ~
'',', = ~ 'N''''''''
7 ~ '''''' ~" ''"' " Wy P"''
".Po n''', u'o np.o iep',',he,"s az
P1' ~ VIZ " VIZ, -
49, p,,. D., ' ~
t'' "''OM ,'ep"' ''is 10y "'"'
"'',' ."''.''''''n "pP,'"'e. ,.,.a
"s ','."'1i '''''V - '"o 80 49,
~ '"' ~ az NV ~
~ p"" ~ ''''' w.
' 1".'t.V" - u"' o''o " w
~ ''',''S ' n W. eU,,,,".,' 'a a,
,t", - No. I,nion onos,;'n - Ian,
u.s." '"" r. H., svo,hnls ,ho oriy issuc
h"c 80. .o,n,.,. IN ,b,s c,ny,ss i o.,
,",a,,rit ,"'o and .afr,y nf ,,,. Cnnst,,ntinn
T rcrr.., 9,,,l,,.n a,d c,i q, "Gund ~
/ He is a true Union man who intends to
stand by. that Constitution with all ITS
chccns and balances He is a disnnlon
man who intends TO destroy one siaelc
letter of that sacred instrument. 1t has
/ been said that the South asks You to
I trespass upon the constitutional rights
/ of the other States IT has been sand
( that the South seeks to aggranoi1e hscl'
al the expense OF other sections that
we want this Government 10 carry slave
Fry and force Il upon people who do not
I desire it, With all proper respect iui
/ those who say tins, as "A SoutAetn man
I say tina, in every iuta Of its. utterance
/ it is false Good The South has az
! crossed upon no section, nor does she
propose aggression upon any section
/ She asks no section to yield anything
that is hers for her safety or for her pro
lection. All that the south has ever
asked of the Government Is 10 Keep MS
| hands "A Of us. aud let the Constitution
work It's own way. Applause. The
/ South has been aggreSscd spun tie
+ South has been tlcnchcd upon four
/ iitths ni its territory, in which she has
equal rights, has been torn from hct
. 4 / 4 t... = 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

Few people have an idea d the extent
of the SILK manufacture ia this country.
There are now about thrty-siS mills, en-
ployiug from 5000 10 10000 hands, three
iourihs children. at triIling wages. The
entire value is estimated a, three millions
Of dollars The annual production Of
silk goods IN the United States amounts
to about A. o00 900.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

BReuAx IorSa pnrAusrERA dis
patch from Washington says that tho
accounts Of Brigham Young, as sr esscrc
Superintendent of Indian Affairs in Utah,
hay. Just undergone s long And searching
scrutiny, and ,hs, they show he is de-
ianltef to the Government 10 consider
able extent : special agent has aeord'
ingly been dispatched 10 Utah to under
take / recovery OF the money.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13


casc--that the frontiers Of the country
will be lighted up by the flames Of mid
night arson, IA i, is in Texas that towns
are burned that the peace of our FAM.
lies is disturbed that poison Is found
secrc,cd throughout the whole country
in immense quantities that men are
found providing about in our land dis
,rbuting that poison in order that 1t
may be placed in our springs and our
wells with arms and ammunition placed
in the hands Of this semi-barharous PEG
pie VIVA, will be our fatey Where will
he the United States marshals to inter
ferc 2 Where will he the dread If this
General Government that exists under
this present Administration Where
will be the fear OF Federal officers, u a
United States army to intimidaic or pre-
vent such movements Why, gentle
men if Texas il now in flames, and the
peace Of Virginia is invaded now under
this Administration, and undor the pres
cnt aspect OF affairs, tell me what 1t will
he when higher law government,
rcigns in the city Of Washington
Where, then, will he our peace, where
will be our safety, when these people
are lhs''Sa'eu /" '"su'i.'''u" ~,
mon are prowliug about throughout
this whole country, knowing that they
are protector !" ." ,. a.''''. $50
is guaranteed to every individual on the
race ~ ','o -" - ,rnn 80 ,hor,
pcVp'c y. sp", -. ~. c7.,;1as ,,,,a :,
serves "ue =, -. w. ',e9 -, -
s'.'' II" 49, - ~. m ,ll rrg,rd for
nPeup", Soy /" 80 ~ g. H.. tram
'n' No"s'''",'Va' .,.,,loAe,o iii.
lio' ''''',i w., .a'..,n,non, 10 i've !,
h's"e' ~" ,,nxno,, o., ao,
,heir "ssen'- "a" ~ - ,,'
brave ana .e,o'o peop'e y e w. IT, and
'trnc 10 Nncn in'"',',' ""' - -
70 Tue g'cn, p.''S.p'e Va '''
dom ana sen llo9o' ~"
y Vo'ce ,~ So'o'' "a. a. r;.,,s and
we WIZ p'o ~ "a -. ~ ,La}r 40
those VINO would ,an 20 ', ,So J." 'nen ~,
tense arc deserving " u" n,I, w.,
ANA contempt ~ " - ia ,,,,c,
OF every nopoo''.a" "n W. xonI,
1''' h. - al ont # This Land
deserve to DC P','',eo o"' ~ W.. ha '''s,
mo '"e stu '''' ~ w ,..,,,,iI
'h'' oFeaNS W." ~ ia ia ,o c,rth.,
deserve ."'' ~ -, ra., ,,r cn,y,rds
pr"paH1N"" " -, Vosh;,,,,ou III,
we WIZ 'o'pei' ~ III s'" ovor nrodncod
greatest fcuo' Wv 49, -, ,r,r
iea 'he way u, us'e's' 49, a. w. - dos,
v'P'e .. '''euo"' 1T onr C,ycrnmcn,
!"s"'"',"us p l.;..h !, lo. -, ln,o
is oascu' "'N -
Pr9spefsu ID n"''pu d.. n.n.h ~,
50! |" Io"' '''N, '"a an, - e.,
I'p'e'"'c fs s'.L. I, has bo.n s,if
! mo" " ou' ."1 snr,sso5 n,nn n.
,na' Tue ,r1"'n "a, as nv n,y noonl,
No''H' "o" $40 v 49,, ,,'',,,lc & an,
7 ever "ss III ~ ~. Lea.
"theF seV,'o" 'o" 49, ,...,,.so1
an, sumo .L,. W., the North
wrong :. '' II,
"ps' E"s' VI w
- N"'ve' u;.,or, vi,
W" 'T5s o-e nr,cl.ips il
n.a - ,r,ll ,+,rlaim il hy then
I ou' ''''"'''' -. d., :, ,ps,re,
''''"oo W"
"a. 4"''','" a;,;., ~ d,G,ns,
o'N' a.. r,rs,,tn,i,n
a." ~" Va 49, h.,ncr ", intend II
,,.,;,los Wo ask only
"'''n' t' 20, f,,',.,,,,,,, c.,ye,nr,cn;
t "Ii - = ~" ''.rn ,nI sn h.ln me God. W,
,',il sni,,,, ,nno,hing loss Applause
Nv my Delluw.ci,izcns. ] DO not in
tend TO address you at lcugth tonight
| an, ,v,.,r,,d having travelled all ul- hi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

the South. | understand these are
Wide. Awakes," as they call themselves
that is, they think themselves roy
wide vake,n but they will find some
men in the Southern States. gentlemen,
sufficiently wide awake" To- meet them.
.r"That's So" Applause, A brave poo
pie and true people gentlemen, will
fear no Wido.Awakcs'
No man IL more wide awake than he
who loves his own fircside, his own wife,
bis own child aud aggrcsscs on nobody,
but determines IA far IA "od gives HIM
power that nobody shall aggress on him.
Applause And there are no men who
hear me tonight who wonld finch like
towards il they found tina, others were
bent merely upon aggrcssing upon their
people when they could do so , That's
so 4 As distinguished friend Of mlEe
said to me the other day, the battle OF
the Revolution was fought with shot
guns. Our people were not furnished
with the. great armament Of modern
warfare then, but being armed with the
right, they were enabled to meet the
powerful array of the then greatest ma
ton of the earth, and wipe out the
British lion from out Of the country
Applause
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snn. anI r. driycn from nil other sec.
,ions If the country. and there is no
a,har snnt where The ark of the cove.
" r nnr safe,v can rest and be pro.
- :, ,yti lao on southern soil where
do cr;.,ds Of Ia, Constitution live.
lI.,,l o,,l,use1
c.u. IL.
We ~ ho' ues't', - :,
non SNOW o' uu' IL" NV V''' ~
'he SCUM ~ '','' 49,, Eit..'
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~ '''c '71"'" W" 49, \lr,harn s,,1es
u"''". - "h,,.b,r law who want
w. - p;tI, 90 ami wi, in relic.
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w. - .,',J,.scl nis,uion
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"'" IN ,.o.',l,,.
man III w ~ | =. H. I
"'."' ~! 'h,r.n.,;,n,,,n iutond f-,at
800 - .,,,...,s.',f ,b,t Consultation
- m,or "a the shield of Tie
N"'' M, -, SILL f.. .,,ri.J ant
0",'" ~ 90 n, u,, r.n.titut;n,
'"" en- ,bc S,,th IN this
- '"N'" 80 ~ '.,I, - ,h., IN ,c,,.i,
",'"' T - ...ns,d., Thai we .venld
We 49,. 40, yv,,,la ,hsu
,'''' ""' :" ,'., ~, a d,min,n, see.
At',li,i,, majority rApplause.
''o,' ~ ''pV''' XIII Stand by vow
y ''''o
Mr.. lancey-l say ""n' "''' VI"
South stands ny tue ,ohS'''u'','' - =
shield IN this mon "'' '"''
shall be taken fuin "'" "''"StS - q
dominant sectional m'lo'"!' N"D .. ~ =
TO reduce TINS "ovef"'np''' " '''e " ~ ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

The WAcss PAlp. - General Cs,osa14
the newly elected Clerk of ths coart =
Appeals Of Kentucky. waa swevn u -
The 18th inst. On tie same day " -
pointed r. X. Boiling. ~ D0sylss 60
didstA HE deputy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

Simmerd we'll down. the facts dena-
ons,ra,e that Hayti contributed sIcvsa
dollars and seven cents OH 01) 70 W
John Brown iund--s niggardly tribste.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
ARTHUR 4 CO.,
Wholesale GrOCcrS

OEFICE-CoSner OF Csnsl and New Lcvec stree
STORES-On Fulton, final New Leyee and Coz
mon streets tformcr stan Of Mcssfs Converse Co,
New Orleans.
April 2ath, ls5e-y.
Mr. ". Il. Smith. 'cf many Years n merchant Of
this place has business connection with this House
-EpfroH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

Now, then, fcllow-citizcns, beg o! sou
10 excise me from saying Anytbilx fur.
Their, and for the desultory character Of
the remarks | have at this time submit.
ted close them by telling you that the
South loves the Union, has all the respect
for the Constitution, and will stand by
and preserve tina. in-.rhmen, intact, with
all its checks and balances and tho
South is now sternly resolved tina, every
section shall so preserve it, The South
means to defend the Constitution against
alf attacks from the Wide wakes, the
Sleepy Aboliiionists. or any body elso.
Great applause and laughter.
RsADY'Yg SOUTHERN MES.-We commend
90 the earnest study OF our readers the
following statement, which we find in tho
New York Day Book OF the LIST inst.
This is the man the Constitutional Union.
lists are coalescing with throughout. tho
country They have over and over
again clNged the Breckenridge party
with labdv0hg TO divide the South, so as
10 elect Lincoln what have they to say
Of their new coAdjutor
/ We were called upon on Monday by \
prominent Democrat. of New Jersey,
who relates TO us that previous to the
late Convection IN that State, two Of
Douglass supporters called upon Mr.. d.
at the Fifth Avenue hotel, in this city.
When they informed him Of the terms Of
union likely to be adopted in that State,
Mr. Douglas denounced them openly s.d
uurescrvedH They replied. Why, Mr.
7 Douglas. your advice would certainly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

Jons u. NcipNoHr, Jnssrh " ktits'
~. s FNfrVEN
NfciFNONF HkNBURN & co COTTON Fa'o's
vi ,af ,,ener1l rasia,ssioa Merchants. No. -
Carnnel.i street Nrw oglrsne
Refcre fei Ca VIM 7 IN. col. l., ? Afford
md WA go, Esq Marshall. Texas
Nav22 ~ Ne ~ rs