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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

RgcoSsrnrcrtoS. The Cincinnati Press
has published series of articles TO show
that peaceful separation If the two
sections is the true policy for the North
and South 1t says
Reconstruction is chronic anarchy, %,
supremacy of rebellion, increasing sec.
tionnl ianatcism civil war, and AN Their
dissolution. \ separation 1t the sections
Is peace, the creation OF that mutual re-
spect which the people Of Independent,
nations secure from each other the ban.
ishment of the slavery question from our
politics, the emancipation of trade from
all connection with political opinions,
and the beginning Of friendly relations
between the sections, which will vastly
extend their commercial relations with
each other And instead Of the trade of
Cincinnati with the Sonth being abont
one-iifth Of its entire tradc--outside Of
those articles of provisions which the
South buys at the North, for She same
reason that we bug tea in China--it will
grow to be- the largest share. Nothing
but political hostility has prevented il
hitherto and so long as our politics are
connected with theirs, this will continue
a weight upon the prosperity of this city
We have discussed this question chief.
ly from local view, although the same
reasons apply TO the whole North We
are satisfied that political relations have
been burden upon the growth Of this
city, by dcpriving it Of that trade with
the South, which, if the laws OF trade
were free from political considerations,
it would have. While the political bond
continues, it will continue to bind our
progress. The temporary success of one
party or the other furnishes no relief,
and never will Now that the South
has broken this mere political bond let
improve the occasion to the emancipa.
ton of our own interests from burden
upon their prosperity and danger per
pctually suspended over them.
We accept the separation which which
the South has declared, ont Of no illwil
to the people Of tho South, but believing
that it is the only security Of peace, prop.
crty, and the public welfare, which is the
first duty Of Government to provide. We
believe that it will be mutually advanta.
geous to the North and South and in
another article shall give some consider.
atoms TO show that a separation, by en-.
aiding the South to carry ont in some
way policy on which It is bent, will
greatly promote its prosperity, and bring
a corresponding benefit 70 the trade and
industry Of the North.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

The IspiAx NArioxs. Rector, Of
Arkansas. has appointed Dr.. J. J. Gaines.
Commissioner 10 Wait the Indian nations
IN it's Western frontier, 10 confer with
their Chiefs and head men in relation to
matters connected with the present csisis
in our national affairs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

The State Of Alabama has. by ma
iority Of eighty five to five, ratified th'
Constitution of the Confederate States
and determined that the voice Of ih
people was SO nearly unanimous IN ia
vor Of ratification, as to render it unnee
essary to submit the question TO the pop
nlar vote.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

EcxoRxp Murray MovrxxSr ls TxxAs.-
The San Antonio Herald. Of the lSsh,
rays:
We heard II rumored yertcrday morn.
ing that large body Of men, under the
authority Of the State, were marching
n,on Camp Verde. with =. view 10 take
possession Of the ssrnc by virtue II the
b4sto VI Texas We are unable 10 say
whether this IL true " mi, but 1t is qrite
nechAbla.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

The Charleston Mercury says it is Ut
torly false that South Carolina has laye
tax Of sixteen dollars upon slave
also IT says 1t is untrue that the sta'
has confiscated the property Of Mr. Aik,'
or any one else The same paper nails J
as Islander that any property qns.'n
cations was required to cn,i'le ne
white men to vote.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

1t is worthy Of remark, says the vii.
ming.on Herald, that the President and
Vice President, Of the Southern Coufed.
eracy should bear the names Of Jefferson
and Alexander Hamilton. They sound
much more like American names than
Abraham and Hannibal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

A Geographic dispatch from Naples
dated the sath, says that several popa.
lar disturbances had taken place in sos'
city. The occasions were attempted ~
tacks upon converts. which the NasNp
al Guards finally succeeded in fr"s'''
ting.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Il il reported from Montgomery that
President Davis will march fifty tasus-
and troops on Washington, IL 1.-THE Admin.
issration makes any attempt at collect
ing tho revenues outside the seeded
States.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Judge Undersmith, who was sentenced,
sone time since, to twenty years i'm,
prisonmemt for the forgery Of applica
tons for Land Warrants, has been par.
doncd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

The Presbyterians, (Oid School, have
erected an humble. hevcd-log house Of
worship At Vermtllion. Dakotah Territory
the only church edifce in the entire Ter.
ritnrv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Law CARD Mcssrs 'atIIo & Taylor have
formed a partnership for the practice Of their
profession in this aud adjoining counties See
card in another column.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
MARSHALL:
SA7URDiY, ..........N dRCH %. 1861
DIR JOB OFFICE.

We pfpsrp,s Il err~vsny known that ~ have an
extensive JOB DrtItk. aud that We are prepared "
T. work promptly la tir best style. and On tbs mo-'
accommodating terms. We ..r~p On hand issge io'
Of material such a~ book letter fIpp.~t fss|~sap
aud eplored paper csfd.. ibk-, &c. We have lusi
opened large lot of fancy and plain 'ype which
sdd- materially 10 our ability 10 turn Oh, handsome
Gyuas a call.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

aay- r. ". I.oughery lei, for New Orleans
on Tuesday last. During his nbseacc the paper
will edi, its It.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

The Republicans of New YORK nav.
subscribed 80 900 and promised al arm,
Of l50,DDo men to prevent the Secession
of Maryland.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

CnracW Ep,r,cys ---Thc obs churches :
New York city ARD valued at ell,e'o'
AGO All average Of $t2,760 each.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

The stock Of cotton now in the port OF
Liverpool foots up 800 900 tnlc~, Of which
600 900 are American.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Memphis, Tenn, shipped 100, 900 ba We
OF cotton to tie Ohio river between y"
LIST Of September and the 26th OF fe''S
arv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

FArAL AptEAY.-We learn that an al
fray occurred in Tcxana, Jackson county
Texas, on Wednesday, 9th instant b
tween Mr. Voolfolk on one side, an
Messrs c. NJ. flournoy and X, $. Flour
noy on the other. Several shots wer'
exchanged with effect, Me first name
gentleman being KILLED and the eide
Flonrnoy severely wounded The Flori
noys were arrested, and upon examini
ton before Judge Jones were admi'ict
10 bail in bonds Of g., 900 and 81 o ,0eN
This paininl affair has created great Ell
citement IN the country. The Gran
jury being in session at the time, hlI
OF indictment for murder was rcturntI
against the flournoys.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
GOV. HOUSTON AND THE STATE GOWN
TON

4 dispatch from Galveston TO the Ne,
Orleans Picayunc, dated March M
states that Gov Houston has refused 1
recognize the convention now in sessis
at Austin. He considers its func,ioy
terminated IN submitting the ordinanc
of secession 10 the people, He tells Il,
convention that he and the l.egisla,ur,
which me-, rs on the 18th, will attend =
the public questions now arising, and b
favors new convention to make sue
changes III the State constitution as a..
necessary. He opposes the proposi,is
that Texas should JOIN the southern Coz
ioderacy.
The convention in reply have pass,l
an ordinance claiming full powers. proc.
lsing to consummatc Us speedily as pc
sibic To" connection of Texas with tk
Confederate states. and notifying th
state officers ot this course.
The convention will AT once require al
Ulcers to take the oath If allegiance u
support the new government and cam
ont the ordin"uee of this convention.
II is reported that Mr Clark will srt
coed GOV Houston ia the ada,inistra,la
uf the government, If the latter sclesr
the oath
Gen Houston is raising troops ON b.
own accunnt
Fifteen hundred Texan troops are a
hand near Brownsville
i1raaos Santiago dates II the 9th sal
Mat arrangements have been made ii
the Federal troops to leave MS soon o
transportation is provided The s'eamo
Daniel Webster was lying outside To
bar
The convention has passed an ord.
nance 10 continue the cus.omhons
officers ir duty until superseded by IN
state Government, or 10y the Provision
Government Of the Confederate States
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Ys Marshall Guards, ye Marshall Guard,
Asay 10 the Wild frontier
Away to .he blooming prairie land.
Whcre the red man fingers near.
Nerve, nerve your hearts With valor strong
To meet the trvach ras foe.
Ret don't forget. your lDs.r hrs
In nc strong Arm guarding you.
Ye. 90, for the land IL mourning there,
Aud the helpless bleed and die
For the savage foe. with chilling tones
Hath raised hA var-toop high.
The white man too. psrchancc yon'll meet
Disguised In the Indians robc
Ru, spare hun not. fc< HI. soal Is dark,
And the innocca, heart he II probe.
Then away 10 the hlced'ns frontier, away,
With brave hearts strong and true
And when mid the din u battle aiAr.
Remember ur're praying for you.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Bob.link -Bob-link Bob linkum
e Old Abe is the Chief Of the great Yankee IA
ton
And am Prince Bob - his nearest relation,
My daddy can quote both from Shakespeare and
Byron,
And rule this grea, nation with rr.l ri iron.
So bring out your glasses, my boys, And lets dr'nA
en-,
To the health Of Prince Bob - aud the famous A.
Biinkum.'
Bob link Bob- link - Bob Linkum
NY name ia Rob iincoln m son of Old Abe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Bob.iinx -Boblink Bcb.Linkum.
Old Abe has arrived safe at Washington CITY,
Making speeches wondrously classy and si,iy,
SO full Of poetic and CLASSIC al,,r.lon.
And spoken 50 well in the lni,ki oi confa,lon,
At any rate that's shat his followers think en-,
And whoever thinks otherwise Is --- nineom.
BSb.link-B,bliuk- Bob linkum.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

." Ny name ia Bob-l.incoln 4 m son Of Old Abe
the old woman in III. ears raising HI about her
passes-i wish you would 60 aud attend to her. -
Lincoln. Jun,ors B,raio Speech.
!" There nobody hprt -nohodyI- suffering il Is
an asthcial crisis. & Lincoln Ssnior' SPEECH On 1hs
Criss
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

well equipped cavalry regiment, numbering 900
men aud 898 horscs, arrived at Richmond lately from
Raleigh North Carolina. This regiment nsaiment
OF legion Of 5000 troops which the State ID now raising
in addition TO those In service. .a...
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

number Of independent companies, formed In Mary
land since the commencement Of the war; have crossed
tho Potomac. Some have joined the Maryland regimen
OF Zouaves whose headquarters at Richmond a1i
others united their fortunes with Virginia regiments,
while hundreds OF rebels from Baltimore and other por
lions of the State have gone in their individual
pacy and helped to I'LL up tho ranks Of Virginia compa
Mes 80 that to certain extent the separate identity OF
Maryland in properly organized regiments is lost The
follow ing among those which the 81 has
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
MISSOURI.

MISSOURI.
The greater PORTION of the Missouri rebel forces former
~ constituted tbs State Guard and organized FOL
lows Each districs embraces a brigade
MAJOR GENssAL COMMANDING DwrR1cm
Startling Price.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
NORTH CAROLINA.
FIRST REGIMENT.

is under consideration to change the OF this 70
giment TO the Nineteenth The following are ts ON.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
MARYLAND.

Captain DahIel HIcK0K WIN MS atIHsfy company, %
guarding the approach Now Orleans by tho new canal
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

Colonel Wheat's regiment.
Louisiana zouave regiment.
Colonel y. Edwards' regiment.
Colonel Richard Taylor's regiment.
Colonel Edmonston's regiment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
News Summary.

The Legislature of Tennessee has pass
ed Secession Ordinance 10 be voted 81
the first of next month. Telegraphic re-
ports say Arkansas is out. North Carsli-
ia will follow. Kentucky, Maryland and
n ssouri wont. The Confederate troops
are concentrating in Virginia. The Cen
fedsrats Congress is in session. Washing
ion Is ready for defense. The Legislature
of Kentucky is in session. Fort 'Pickens
is reinforced, end The Confederate Com
manders are asking for more aid. JEFF
Davis gives thirty days ns,ics to Lincoln to
withdraw his bloeknding flsets from South
ern Ports. 1t i, said Lincoln intends re-
taking Harper's Ferry, Gosport Navy
Yard, and occupying Norfolk. Kentucky
is Union all ovsr-the Union Delegates te
the Border State Convention are elected al.
most unanimously. The Missouri Legis.
laturs is doing business on the Know Meth
ing plan-Ix SECRET SESSION! Western
Virginia don't want to secede; the mer.
chants Of Wheeling have unanimously re.
solved 10 resis. the payment Of license or
taxes 10 the State in her altered relations.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
T. L. Anderson Defeated.

Hon. T. l.. Anderson is defeated in Ma
riOn county, by l46 msjori;y. H. l.. Lips
comb, a native Of this county, WINS elected
The reader will recoIect the election wal
for Representative, in place Of Mr.. Amsnf
resigned. The issue was immediate seces.
sion. advocated by Anderson, Neutrality
and peacs, advocated BY Lipsoomb. The
defeat of Anderson is q heavy blow a, The
''immediates," as Marion was considered
their strong hold.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09

the South, how win youfecmcile your duties as
citizens of Missouri with this wish? VIII it be
by bringing this war to your fire sides, involving
your felIow-ciizens and your families in its evils;
destroying the accumulations Of your lives, and
sacrificing the happiness Of the peoplef or viii u
be BY leaving US in peace, dlsposns .. your prop
much long for?
If the Union men were as active and determined
to preserve, as our opponents are to destroy our
Government, there would be no fear Of the result.
Why should they not be? Have they not every
thing they hold dear at stake9
1t was BY unremittlng, untiring exertlon through
years of trial. that fathers constructed this no
Bile fabric, under which we live. A 1.-THE OF their
exertion on our part will preserve it 10 u.s. the best
heritage we can ever give to our children, and
make Missouri an asylum for our friends now in
volved in troubles BY ambitious politicians and
desperate men.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Charles B, Scripture and EIiz-
w abeth +. Scripture, his wife, by the:- Decd
of Trust, bearing aate the 231 of DeceEhs1. 1895,
and recorded in the Recorders Office of Howard
County, in Deed Book, page 13a, 136 ent ~;
did convey, te. the undersigned, trustee the fol-
lowing described realahd personal esiste, to-yg.i:
The northeast part of the fractional quarter OF
section twenty-three, (23) in township nifty, (50}
range eighteen, (1s) with all the sppur;eGalces
therunto belonging, to-wIt: One steam saw and
grist mill; also, two dwelling houses, ADJ 9TH
er houses suitable to the former, CONTAINING u
acres, more or less; also, part of the west hai CT
Of the north east quarter Of section twea, y-taTes
(2s) in township fifty, (H0) range esq tees, (-sl
containing one and one-halt acres, more o. .ess:
also, four yoke of oxen, known as the a.ii team;
also, two wagons, with all that belongs iaera.o
TINS Trust was made to secure the payfnenf se
pronisory notes, executed by the said Charles E.
Scripture, Daniel Crowley and ia mes W.Isca. 10
Robert Chandler, therein described. Nov inss-
much as said hote hes become due, am l. sia
unpaid, as trustee, Al the request Of the hoe u
SAID note, and by virtue Of said deed Of tzsst-,l
proceed to Sell the aforesaid property rezI al.d
personal, TO the highest bidder, for cast s. Hard
at me residence Of the said Charles B. S.4lp lrre-
IN Howard County, Missouri, beiwseH ,as lgsis
OF O'Clock, A. NJ, and bP. n, on Slta-lia-. sE
25fh day Of May, is6l. for the purpose cs c5laln-
ing money TO pay Off as directed in sid tsast
deed, all expenses OF the trust and sale, azG q.
note with oil interest due thereon, TO TIE afare-
GEORGE 7. GaRvIN, T97s.se.
Howard County, Mo-, April 25th, lsot.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09

DISTRESSING AccIpEsr.-Theu only son
Of Mr.. D. B. WHIrs, Of this vicinity, Q
lad some fifteen years Of age, accidentally
shot himself in the leg, last Saturday morn.
ing. The bones were SO completely shat
tered as to render amputation neossaary.-
Drs. Walker and Lewis performed the op-
GRAFTON, taking off the leg just below the
knee. The patient Is doing well.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
HARVEsT CAMING,
TRUSTEES SALF

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY virtue of deed Of trtst executed to the
ID undersigned, they win sen at public sale,
for cash, at the Court House door, in the town of
Fayette, Howard County, Missouri, on
Friday, june slst, 1851,
il not sooner disposed Of at private sail, town
lots IN said town, Of the Numbers following, viz:
Nos. sixty, COO sixty-one, {6il sixty Two, (62)
and twenty-five, (25) On which is situated the
buildings known as the T9Howard Female Col
lege," consisting of boarding house ~ BY ~
fees-the college building, 50 bv % feet, beth be-
ing four stories high and of brick. Also, all nee
essary out buildings, to make it q comfortable
and convenient place for conducting large Fe-
male College. The properly is to be sold in or
der to pay balance due on the eest Of its cree
tisn, and will be sold before that dxy On rsasona-
BILE terms, II private sale. II purchasers and The
drldsrsigned-cs concur IN their views. -.
N. g. ELLIOTT,
10. DAVIS.
nays w. T, LUCKY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09

IMRs. BANKS, who GLOVES her neigh.
bors as herself" has kindly furnished Us
with several baskets Of vegetables
first, two weeks since, consisting Of Let
tiece, Rsddishss, Oaisns, Asparagus. Pie
Plant. etc., the receipt Of which should
haye been acknowledged earlier. Many
thanks.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
The Dead at the Battle of Charleston

1EB UeHu II ING BatUe OF CnafI6SI0A
New YoRK, May Capt. Carssn, o.
the schoone, B. B. Pitts, from Charleston
states that he was at the wharf near Fort
AOultris during the Sumpter Bombardment
and says that on Sunday night sixty dea d
bodies were carried across his track TO land
and Monday night forty more were carried
out OF one time and sixty at another. Capt
Carson and mate saw and counted all the
bodies, and say that all the soldiers were
sworn to deny any loss of life.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
:SUNDRzEs.
Watch apo eiocl;; 3Ja{.qg
FRANCIS MUnPTFT.

EHANCHS MCEsN =
T selling bis stock Of Jewelry ar watch y
i es at such reduced prices, thai no.g.-,a- 81!
standing the scarcity of money, 4 is dgi1- "a
business Sets Of Jewelry that scla liefstcfere
for $50 and $25 can now be sold fo- a.e ;riiIliB-
sum Of 81, and other sets cheap~r Cal ant
compare them with what you ha paid high phi
ces for. He still continues to give personai aite-
ton tothe repairing Of Watches Clocks and Jew
elry and variants all work tina he does. Old
Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
All persons having Watches O other artIciss
at has store over II months are desired to'slsc
them away. may2. 7. EtEFHS- o.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09

EDr. Maughas, formerly Of this coun-
ty, is elected to the Legislature in Jackson
county, in place of n. C. Claiborne, re-
signed. He is a sscessionist.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09

D ENZINE for taxing out grease, etc., SpsA-
ID inss Glue. Cocoacine for the hair, and Mrs.
Alters Hair Restcrer. all for sale BY
ecifj CRnPP y WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
..fHoN Duh

A S before published, this dessrrediy
"A p6pussr horse, VIII make TIE prcseni S sSa
season al the late residence Of Jno. II. e. -----A
till, two miles east Of Glasgow.
Terms rs Fellows:
By fhe pay ment Of $40 in advance, he XII
serve any mare through the season, las-shs ':aii
the 4th Of July next. The owner Of any Hssss
patronizins him through the ssasos, who faJis =
have his mare gotten with fozl. shall rave e.
money rsfnsdsi upon aPplicaiion and s'a,sr-e.a
Of that tact.
This rule VIII be strictly adhered to in s.. cssss
since il is much easier for eaca one who Fails u
have had any benefit from ihe horse, to cssi Gas
see ma, than fer ne 20 60 and see al. II "a e.
ses, where il may be required, 1 viii give fsseIg'
for money. stating Che conditions under ahlsA /.
shall be retsrned- a -l5est esse ft-
Good pastursge fortmares from ais,aIee ,si;I
p pou sSsiai ssssunsd Tor ! Ns.
.pra s.3. JA& ISN<E z
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09
THAT EOls CASH,

we viii sell goods as low as any ho 80 west Of s..
Losis, and to fhose who are, End haze been, prouE
and psaetual in paying rs, Ne are whiting 10 far
nish eosds in the usual mstner.- Bot 70 those
who are behind with rs, in paying their notes
and accounts, we are not able to fi-Iizh goods -
formerly, and earnestly hope that, fley wiil Al
preciste our eond ton, and VIII % az u tielr
power to assist us in this, our iizse Of Eeeds = u
open accounts Of $780, must BE ;,et, e.iher y
cash or note-eash preferable
mays GREENAbAUM& OPPENEIaEE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09

10 All wlssus ffS
|THANKfUL fer th<
j. Ihsvs receiss'd
that ] an engaged M
the same. weult,
ruhhc that ] am cod
shorter sime shsn !
counts witk me in ~
cred due IN 3 nonf
parties heftsr tbpn
I win sciile
once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-09

Consedsrscv. no matter whose interests it may
he entered into to maintain.
We In s;,ne If Mace The dangers TO which we are
sxnosed will drive many from us. No good citizen
vii come here, for he will not be willing while
he can find home elsewhere to expose his prop
erty and his family to the psrls that surround US
nI,cs II Oar cities will dwinole. our country
p r;II retroeTade. Our railroads on which we
have eTnesded so much and which we have res-
.en 10 beIeye will at no remote period, If we re-
ms;n in the Union. be part Of The great thor