The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

supuriuiendCncy have been unable {,
reach their posts, while most Of thos,
who were in Office before that tine hnrt
cspouscd the insulrectioaary cause. aud
are armed to exercise the powers d
agents by virtue Of commissions from
the insurrectionis;s. 1t has been stated
IN The public press that portion oil
these Indians have been organized int,
military force and are attached 10 ia,
insurgents Alib nigh tic government
has no official Information upon the sub
jcct, letters have been written 10 the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs by sew
cral prominent chiefs, giving assurance
Of their loyalty TO the United States
aud expressing the wish for the presence
Of Federal troops 20 protect them II
rs believed that on the rcp0sse~s.on o.!
the country by the Fedora. forces tue
Indians viii withdraw their hostile Be-.
moustratious and resume thcis former
relations To the government.
Agriculture, couicssedly the Argos,
interest Of the nation, has not depart
meut or bureau, but clcikship only
assigned 20 u Ia tie Government While
+ it is fortunate that this interest is So iu
dependent IN its nature as u1l TO have
demanded and cxjoricd more from The
Government ! respectfully ask Causless
% consider whether something more can.
not be given voluntarily with geloal
advantage Annual reports exhibiting
the condition Of our agriculture. com.
merce. aud manufacture. wopid present
a luad 60 information ot great pract cal
value &C. the country While ] make al
suggestion as 60 details. J ve.tYua ,lo
upuIau THAI an agriculture, and Stats.
ilCaj bureau might piuGt4aly be- ur-at.
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abundant uatuua, resources of these
territories. with thr security ard PRIV.
lection afforded hy U-Esui1el govern.
m.gt w.l doubtless invite o. them -
large migration. when peace shall u
store the business .t tuo country go iis
accustomed channels
! submit thc resolutions of the Ia1.s
lowe ni Colorado. which NiHes ih
practical spirit .f thc rO.r'. of Iie ter
ui..y s. ta, ,Ucnrthari'y .i tLe United
State. has lcpn upheld boo ai tho ter
T.'H.I|-. H.H 70 Ir Ut."t q N.tI 0r ii tNe
mtan commend tlsr interest 1aJ
l,.,u-c ttIhe enlightened and generous
carr ul Congress
recommend o. tne favorable .oueI
GRAFTON rs C..-..s, tac ut,Josts.uf So,
District &C e.umu.a. Tde instruction
ha- boon tuc aus. Of much -ul.ra.
an. sa..,G.,ta iap HIabiHnts. au.l s-
tb.y uave misrepresentation Boz Cong
that uoIy eh1u,t nos over 1oE taer
sta.m4 upon Boo Government
A. y.ur late session. % Joint OCT 'r