The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
srArI OF ruIxos In CINCINNATI


Ihc Louisville Courier has a lette'
from cincinnati. IN which the writer, who
had passed lew days In that city, gives
. br'ef description OF the condition Of
things there a. they appeared 10 him
ne says:
on entering tho city from Covington
nothing can be more sadly impressive 10
ono who has known the city IN forme,
u"ys' than The desoia'e appearance ol
the streets, and total absence OF any
thug resembling lie or business No
boats at the once crowded wharf, nc
dr"yr, no carts, no piles OF nossheads
barrels, boxes or bags nothing out
deserted wharf winch Is rapidly bccom
ing covered with verdurc. A few omnl'
buses roll by, some Of them containing
one or two passengers, but the most OF
them entirely empty few stragglcrs
with dependent faces saun,er lstlcssly
along the sidewalks, as though they have
nothing to DO and no place to go to ;
hogs gather in drovcs, and root, and roll
and sleep in the streets as they wonld in
q waste field. Go where you will, in the
business or the resident quarters, at
every few yards your eye meets with
the inscription, ITO Rent Tenant
Wanted " For Rent Very Low" Enter
hotel and probably the man at watch
in the Office will be the only person visi.
BILE.
The prediction made by Senator Pugh
last winter 10 the effect that unless the
Black Republicans accepted the Crittcn'
den compromise, grass would be grow
Ing In the busiest steets before twelve
months, has been signally verified grass
is now really growing luxutIan,ly ON
Sycamore, Main, and Walnut streets, as
well as upon all tie others.
Large manufacturing establishments,
which have hitherto received every year
hundreds of thousands of dollars from
the South. now stand idle, their machine
ry rust;ng, and their abolition proprie'
tors Que after another are becoming
bankrupt. The employees poor, igho-
rant tools of abominable demagogucs,
having done all they could 10 bring ruin
upon the country by casting their votes
for a low levcling Aboli,ionist, whose
only pretcntions TO merit consisted in
his obscurity and his hatred 10 the South,
are now without the means Of sustaining
life save by cnlsting, THEFT, or beggary.
Thousand Of the families Of these poor
creatures who swellcd the Wide Awake
ranks, and furnished the Lincoln votes,
are starving, and would daily die OF hun
ger were il not for the meagrc supply OF
greasy water dolcd out to them at the
soup houses. The more prominent Black
Republicans have been profuse in their
d, omises to protect the families Of the
iaborers who would enlist, and by means
Of thcsc promises have greatly increased
the number Of volunteers in this city
but, Black Republics n.lses having delra
cd the poor dupcs into enlisslng, they
have Of course aisregarded their prom's-
en-, and have totally ignored the existence
Of the families, unless IN certain III
stances where they could take advan'
tage OF suffering to debaach VIE or
daughter. The poor, dcludea slmpletons,
however, are fast getting their eyes
open, notwithstanding The Efforts OF the
bca.tly Black Republican newspapers 10
keep them blinded; and are becoming
aware Of the fact that the people OF the
South have been their best friends, IN
deed, their sole support. Their feeling
Of resentment towards their Black Re
publican m'slcudcrs, already strong, IS
constantly increasing, and You may resi-
assured that very soon 1t Will manifest
itself by deeds Of rctribnt've vengcnc'
against the Jacobins. which, though just,
will. by their violence, make humanity
shuldcr II their recital The truth Is,
the Marats, Robesperrcs, Couthons, lie
berts, St. Jas,s, &c, Of the Black he
publican reign Of terror in this city
have, 10 use vulgar but expressive
phrase, about played OUT. ana WIZ
soon share the fate OF their French pro
,o,ypes. They are now ahont to a,'ehp,
the pcrpctration Of a crime which Val
hc the signal for their own destruction
The Enquirer, an ardent Cniooloving pa
per, but conservative in ills course, and
unoomprotnisingly opposed to the radi
calism of the Jacob'ns, has by us ont
spoken and fearless course. excited The
fears aud drawn down upon II the hatred
u the ins,s.,..svy organs o: the terror
ists, and they have, by every means N
their power, openly and by innendo
endcavorcd TO excite mob to silence
,hc bravo journalist who has dared Ia