The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-03

CoDpoob0 have Ooso sUeaaoeo - SsI~"
poroasss of Texss. ~ have ~ M hi~airi
AID Virginia, and vtAer csupsuie' sse cryaoi'-
ias I'D pssparips - .save. In these movements
Of or irisseis We ~ cxbisited IN sssrce'ssry
haste and wsat Of patience thss rs to he dePre-
Gated AMI deplorcd We al know that Col
Greer. hefpve he lvit TvSns, r~i~ssd several tive
companies. and Cor the ra.co that be had 10 au-
thoritv 10 receive them. Gen. MeCu,och has,
since then. issued no orders for troops. lie has
I simply advised tina, Texas companies shall be
/ ior,aei and hold themselves in readiness TO march
! 1t day'. notice. The presence OF companies
in Missouri destitute Of every thing necessary to
campaign and mperfc''y armed. instead Of
being benefit 10 Gen Mctuloch will only tend
I t., emharrass his movements On the cthsr hand,
instead o. hurrying of to Virginia half proyid-
cd ior and undergoing Thousand perpeStles,
aunoyanc,s, and vexaiions TO get TO The seat OF
war ,Ax,ag unnecessarily the people along the
ron,c who have already been heavily burdened
I BY the thousands who have gone before them
would il not be better to Organize and await or
tlers 10 move. Then our troops will be seut Of
properly, ., the expense OF the government, and
III. journey will be comparatively plfHsapt aud
comfortable. Instead Of arriving in Virginia
pennies our soldiers can retain their money
/ for the purchase Of many conyepiencer and deb
cacie. calculated materially to soften the hard
ships Of the campaign, and will be in condi'
ton to aid each other should any Of them lie
overiakea by misfor,aue- or sickness We want
10 sec calmness and resolution take the Place
o; incorporate haste and excitement. Let
every man in the community, make himself
soldier. soithat il his eountry demands bis ser
vices be can step into the ranks, end 90 at
once 10 the scene Of action, instead Of biting com
r,lleJ to remain In camp for two or three
months TO be drilled and disciplined. Wy this
course, u well appointed, inyincible army can be
fnarsaa!ed at hoiae, ready to take the tieli wher
called on and these troops can be sent oil win
abundance Of clothing and sufficient money TO
vuard against casualties. 1t is altogether posi-
bic, Il not probable, that their services ~'ll bs
needed at home. Arprebepsious arc enser'a'ne'
OF An attack from our seaboard.
Wa wish 10 damien no mans sfdor nor 10 de
ter any and every ono from serving their country
1, !, desirable to encourage and to witness indi
yidusl, and communities doing all they can fo
tho organization OF , large army such ~ will h,
demanded in o few weeks, and doing every ,hinl
in their POWER to promote the success OF tn
glorious cause which We have all 40 much n
heart, but lie, n. 10 to work With system, ali,
above nil with pa,iepcc und uniiacng resolution
A,;,,,,a nv sucb n spiri,. our armies will b,
..ie,orou. !. every contest, Jiucoln's 500 90,
ma, ill he ar;vc, i,clor;on.', from every ha,,l,
n,Id, ,,a ,bc h., (,.o,step thai uoistcs sou,herf
al, will NJ driven beyond cur borders. But
A., N he eoy.rn,d by pas.iot, and cxeit.mep,
} 40 ,,oo,s INNS, e,n.ct b.rdsL,ps. ,,yerscs, .nt
,h,ssa,.,s If live. viii unnecessarily sacrificed
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...o rr,., NH. c.,,;oo will arrcst attention
M. ,;.x. q, ,,s-cd !, /, vii, Ia generally An
...,., and u .ao,,ea vul c.rrv M trium
L...,r ,h,o.h N. n,rss.t struggle. (,ul
..,n,,,., h.. III. uol;mi..x, confidence Of IN.
NAOMI. and there |. "A uuyer.s! desire manifested
"a n.c. under II, control Al the influence aud
pove, 70 be aer;ved from having the disposal o
the entire cotton crop. This 10 question o
vrr.t ,o.sr,st 70 ,hs Soe,h generally, but t.
Texas p.r,cuisr,v. n the blockade u to b.
continued W. will require a uniform and ahun
dan. currency. This can be furnished by tn,
;oysrn,nent and backed by the cotton crop will
be nlw.y, at par. We notice that several Other
,..-.o.. !, ,,a South have taken tbr same vien
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,,ber. rol q q. MINI, Of this county, several
weeks ago suggested the proprety OF the GOV
srument'. purchasing I'll the cotton rendering
in return the bonds or treasury potes TO be used
tor circulation. Az excellent pau, and, We
c.Ar OF lSsrnrcrios.--rhe Hass Gray, wno
attended the Camp OF instruction organized by
Col. NJ. f. Locke at the Chalibea'e Springs IN
Upsbur county, reached home on Monday They
were warmly welcomed We were glad TO see
them looking SO well after such heavy aud Ia
tiguing march They traversed the entire d's
lance to the Camp, II miles, and oack on loot
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