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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Et&s 9ssslsils,Sz9 - s IS EElllss

E49ss ESs -
ON and AFTER Monday December 2lst
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
WIN leave Richmond daily Except sgndaysl at 6so ~ fOi
louisville with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains FOL
and edia stations Charlottesville Will
their trains for ynehburg and all points West and o.
Saturdays for JacEsons River and Stations West saun'op
HamGn Browns Stages connect with the train ct saunton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and az Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays for Lexington.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Mboro for the Warn
Springs and at Jseksons River for the White Sulphur Springs
Levsburg, &c.
The Mall Train leaves Jaessons River on Mondays Wednes
a FREIGHT TRAIN With q PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave waynesboro at 'i5, and stanton, at 9o A. NJ
Mondays and Fridays for R Sisas2ai Ey'''
Leave Jackson River Tuesdays and Saturdays at i5 NJ
for WaynesbOTo.
~ Through Tickets the Warm White Sulphur Spring.
Lexington ewsburg &c Aio for Winchester Leesourg M nci
ye Da Chattanooga Nashville hand Junction hemp H.
Canton, New Orleans and s Important Points the South
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
Jazz General Superintendent
10 skSeesSSs YORK RIVER RAILROAD -sEk.11aSsSszzS
AND STEAMBOAT LINE.
STEAMER WEST POINT Capt. O. Rowe leaves Norfolk Mon
> days Wednesdays and Fridays w. for King Queen
House connecting cars at Point p NJ
and arrive In Richmond at $3.50 Pm
Retuonng he Steamer leaves King and Queen Court House on
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays at $50 H. connecting
with at Welt Point at si5 ~ and arrive In RoEfoik st
Passenger Richmond daily Sundays excepte)
and West Point OF TUESDAYS hursdays and Saturdays
n 10 A. and arrive In Richmond at l:45 A. NJ
accommodation and Freight Train weaye Richmond Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturday at4 p NJ, stopping signal
Prcgh received Tuesdays Thursdays until 500
p. NJ, at Richmond and Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days until p. NJ at West Pont
Passengers FOR Williamsburg III take stage Rer for Gou
c,er H. at cappahoO and for saus and Urbahna West
Pare from Richmond to Norfolk, dinner sItrs @:
jal2-t II. TEMPLE supt
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RAnGAINsIISso R MR.Ts G o. ~,

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
4 No TIME LIKE TIE PREsENT-f?5NOO Wohlh VI NEM
AUCTION BARGAINS-MORE GOODS THAN ROOM 10 STOKE
THEM-LARGE SAILS, SMALL PROFITS ANB QUICK ~
rURNa-J. MILLBIsER 4 BROTHER, 1873 BhoAB STREET.,
Are now penlnp their latest purchase fran ;he srre
les In EeS York the prevailing panic Ires tht1 and can
their friends and that better pat"r hfie
money cannot he had 10 this market
The ladies' particular attention respectfully requested 70 me
Of low priced medium and high priced DREss
GOODS 70 be und any establishment the city, ghOut any
exception.
5000 yds P0PLIks, silk Rgures-s5c., cost Soc
600 yds WORSTED VENETIANs- Soc worth Ioe
1000 yds. All 81 PopLIE' at re and 81 theyArd
1000 yds OF New REFS Silks greatly below last onths prices
NBAddt.nnsl force empioy he throng OF Gus
toners expected rGnang goods rapidly at the pop
ocis J. MiLLHIsEa BIO.
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TAKE ma ns,hoi o. rur1og my Sc thanks my
tone Who have promptly ps!1 fhelr aro,1 To th'ss SGD
i9d.5trI 20 ne !1 neiisft tyn--; earnestly rtqa.'-L
AZ teh,s due January llt ulr-s enthusiastically
r.nsed bu pi- l ofh~ htnis Tor coe,ton or sur wt1u
sh-r notice Az r.s- g-c- cInnDt De gve1 ulr-
t-u. NY customers viii o. necessity nay
tax Up a. oacs. 20 AL',-o t,'>'
* - A \. sTORNSkCO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
DYspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits. Epilepsy
Melancholy. Neuralgia.
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
TOR IITI I.NFIU II 1T "
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, HOorseness,
Group. Bronchitis. lnCipient COnsump-
tiuli. and for the Relief OF { Onsump-
tive Patients, i'm advanced
stngcs of the HIsense.

TIN, is q remedy universally known 20 surpsss any
other tl M cure 1f throat and lung complaints, that IL
.I>.I I.r. publish the evidence ni u 'irsi- ltS
rr,I excellence for coughs and colds, ami it~ truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, hay" made Il
SHOWN throughout thc civilized nations Of tie earth
Few are tiy communities even families, among thtn
who hat, NOT some personal D>pgr nee OF los tue'lo
some Iug trophy bon their midst OF as N'toff over the
.rlf. and dangerous disorders of the throat ana lungs.
A. a kuoy. th dreadful fatality OF these Disorders and
s they know too. the tgyt, OF I'M, remedy Ne need not
o uIor cham tu a-sur, them that 10 has now all the viz
tue, that t dbl have when making the cure, which have
won So strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER * co" Lowell Mass
sol3 wbolsssls and retail by PURCELL, LADD co. Ric
S0J Va. n 2 RIvEs 4 CO. Py.ersburs }. Il SEAY, Lync
- "a ~, -l An ,yists and M grchant. apiq-6meow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

INurrgSuENDF, Preston Co, Va, 6jh July, ls,a.
p..I.r AVE-. SIR have been afflicted Ni,h pain
Gl rauI. Ht.lIut'H for long time, which bilei the
sSiI of physicians and stuck 90 ia spite of all the
ruelrs could nJ until tried your Sar,aparlla one
bottle rttr. Mt Boa weeks, aud restored general
health so much Tint l ana far better than before was
attacked. think 10 a wonderful medicine. J. IHEAM.
Irll- r. Gst,I,iI OF St Louis writes ' have hcen
afflicted Cor wears with ana Gft zion of tie Lirgr, which
dr,tro,, uy health. tried every thine, and every thing
Eilsl to relieve and have h,n broken down man
Tor some wears from other cm-" than d.rfrgatrnt cf
ne Li NJ beloved pastor she Rev, Mr. E-pY, advised
me 10 nv Your ~lf,8p3rJ u au-c "a, sai D. knew YOU,
aud auy thm YOU mIjc was worth trying ~ ia, bless
inc OF God t hl, cured and Ia, purd, nay blood
a. DO make nov of Iu'. feel youus again. The
best TIA; eau b. sand OF you is not half good enough
SchIrrus, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement, III
cerntiun. Carries, and EEfOliatiOn OF the
BOncs.
great variety 0f eases have been reported % where
cures OF the. formidable complaint have resulted EOm
tbe use OF this r,G y, but space hsre Will not si
mt them some nt them may o. found IA OH American
Aim u., which tine AGENT. below named pleased 10
furnish gratis 90 all who call for thoE..
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy. Neuralgia.
MANY remarkable of these affections have been
made bv thg alternative power OF this medicine IL smu
lf., The vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyrr,omps disorders which would De- supposed beyond
H. reach ~urh remedy hI~ Ion. lccu required Toy the
i..Hp-t, 90 the people, sul confident that This
Mill 90 for tl,Il an that medicine can 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

DIR. !. l.. = Claiming, Of New York City, writes q
most chcerv comply with the request of your agent IN
SAYING have found your SIrSJpariiI most excellent
alternative u the numerous complaints for which we en-
plpy such remedy, but especially In fs1t1ir Diseases
Of the >rrOfglou- diathc,is / hsNe cuN- many lnyrt
crate eases of leucorrhri bv Il, and some where the
complaint was caused by alteration at the uterus. The
liberation itself was soon currd Nothing within my
kuuNl. 90 equals il for these female dcrang
Edward :. Marrow, of Newhury, Ala, writes; ~ dan
g,rCu> orlfiaH u5r of the females IN nv family,
which hal dcicl an thc remedies could employ, MAS
lcuth boon completely curcd hy extract OF Sar
saparl. cur physician thought nothing hut cNtru4-
ton could afford relief hut he advised the trial of Your
SlrS1pirlil o., the last resort before cutting, and n
proved eltrtu1l Arr taking your remedy eight weeks
Nm .NmurIl NJ tho ll.rl.l rlmNns"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
ALFRED Il. TALLEY.
81. AnthOny's Fire. Rose or ErysipeIas,
Tetter nd salt Rhenm. ScnId Head, Ring

NVttIf E'IN = , ~ IIUpNNs
Dr. Robert VI. Proble writes from Salem, y. Y, 18th
Sept, l>l1 that he has cured invctcrate case of
DroPsH which Threatened 10 terminate fatally, by the
pcr>cv,fiug use OF our Sirsapara, and also danger
attack of Malignant EspoI1S by large doses of the
Same, say he cures the common ErHpfioRs by 1t Goa
sftUflV. 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

II \. MAIL STEAMSHIP YORK ID aSs.
4 TOWS- FOR NEW YORK via NORFOLK The sssfAfsfss
yorktown Captain LEws PARRISH will leave here atl O'CLOCK T.
NJ, tues lay, the lyth int.
Passengers req iestsd 10 be on board In due time
Passage York meals aud slaeEoom included $40 Steer
age passage On,y 80
Passage to Norfolk same as by the liver boats. 49,
F. received to-day (si,ndAyD and TO the hour OF II
O'Clock \. ~ Tuesday
Cousgues are requested TO send for their goods today
berth secured Cce on board the ship
F Tor Boston taken At moderate forwarded With
despatch ,,,, , ,-,-,o,
a N.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

hud tor the speedy cure Of the suhjoncd varieties Of
piscasc
SrrcfuiR and SCrofuious Affections, such Ms
Tnmors, Ulcers, sores. Eruption. Ptn-
ptc-, puStulc-, Blotchc-, Boils, BiRins,
aud all skin Diseases.
ONKL NNp, Ind. 9Th juno, $50.
y G. AYUC & Co. Gents; feel u my duty to ac-
knowledge what your Slrsaplrils hiss done for me.
Having inherited a ScrOlnOus Infection, have suffered
from r m various wlyE for years. Sometimes u barst
ont u Ulcers on my hands and arms; sometimes u
turned inward aud distressed me az the stomach Two
years ago broke ont my head and covered my scalp
aud ears with which painful aud loathsom
beyond description. tried many medicines and several
pbysirl1s, hut without much relief from any thing In
fact, the disorder grew At length Was rtlOcc,
% Rad IN Tho Gospel Messenger that YOU had prepared
Alternative t~1r.apaElla for knew from your r'pu-
tto1 that amy th.. Won made must be- good. sent 10
Cincinnati aud got H. and used il till Il cured me. took
~ you advise, in small doses Of eaSpooninl over
month"; and used almost three bottles New and healthy
skin began To form under the scab which after
while Icll OIL NV skin il now clear and know by my
feelings that the disease j. gone from my SYSTEM GU
well believe that feel what am saving when tell
you that hold 20 b. of the apostles OF the age,
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

SnALL LOT OF JORDAN's, sM. a.
Pf.LD ard Tauly ,rssse Joles Si5s CO. sore and
for sale b W H. i'' 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

Iron! iron i!--In store AMI receiving per oa-S Morn
no ettr 10 Liverpool, $40 tons english tgtuci lryl CON
orislaE f1 o. Rounds squtr-s fais o'As Ran
OyAis, horse shoe, Nal Ao-1 I'D 3 a4'l SH-'at'
"a hDWIN wCkTutM 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
BronchoceIe, Goitre, or SweIIed Neck.
Leucorrhwa or Whites, Ovarian Tumor,
LLr-lm. Llc.ral ION. EEmnlc Di.cn.cs:

Zcbulon Sloan Of Prospect, Texas writes: Three
bottles Of your Slr~Jp5rila cured me from G0itrca
hilcous swelling the neck which had suffered from
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
nAILY LINE ON FHE JAnEs e..4ie,,--.,

nAEEf LINE ON EhE an Es aIil4---S
1t'sTis PFCK The steamer CURTIS PICK viii rat
DAY MORNING next 18th Instr the regular run
ten Richmond Po-tsoCth Norfolk leaving The EhaIi al
Rockets every THURSDAY, SATURDAY and TUESDAY MORN
lNis, AZ 8 O'Clock. ,,o,.
The GLEN COVE vii the wharf at Rockets every MON
DAY WEDNEgDs FRIDAY MOR\lSGS at the sane hour,
o'clock and each will alternate day except
sunday thus 10 .cg regular daily line between the above
~ speed aud accommodations by any other
a.,
ao.h 90 ~ AMI returning, All eGl usual but al
re III n be landed the river mast be paid Tor when sent
10 IN sud all rot he responsible Tor are' put on tht
Wharf TO which e Is d.Erce. marked.
Passage 20 or from Norfolk or Portsmouth ~.
Meals each, 30 cents extra. ...
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ZOO HALF BBIs ofwood's North Carolina Family hoe
1UU ring
90hslfbss % Vorh Carolina Family shsd
Sbhs OF Woods y. O. Fsmily Cot herHnss
500 Re Of Mountain Buckgtcst
bazs POST BuckEhrat
10 tubs Of raperor Pre- p Butter
10 chess Of a, Gsren and Gun Powder Teas
BAKING PcEd
G.orge a Jeus family Lard
Cnvs1 CITY Hans
Family FI1rr
Baei say, Bran, Brownstgf shipsiuT
i0ieAn OAts AMI Corn, &C., for sale BY
ROBERT A. r DABNEY,
oen c'r Rscai ani IN Streets opposite the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
AN ORDINANCE,

To Dsssolre the nan b1iossa 1e .Sl0fs If
Iy1s anil f.< atm Stairs. united under
Ms Compact sfylea " he Condtiuiion Of he
Emfed Sfa'es II Anerioa"
SIC l. WngRrAs, the Federal Govern.
ment hae failed to accomplish the purpos-
es of the compact OF union between these
States, IN giving protection either to the
persons OF our people upon an exposed
frontier, or the property OF our citizens I;
and whereas the action OF the Northern
States of the Union, is viulatise Of the
compact between the States aud ihe guar
antees ei the Constitution aud whereas
the recent developments IL Federal
affairs, make evident that the power oi
the Federal Government IS s0ught 10 he
made weapon, with which To strike
down the interests anl prosperity II the
people " Texas and her sister slavohold.
ing States. instead Of permitting ito be.
as was interded, our sbo.d agains. out.
garp and aggression therefore,
We, iAc people u the state ~ Texas,
by Delegates ia Convention assomtl 4 do
doclltc and ordan. that the ordinance
adopted by our Convention 81 Delegates
on the fourth day of July. a. D 1915.
aud afterwards ratified by as, under
which the Republic OF Texas was admit.
ted into the Union with other States aud
became party % the compact styled
90 the Constitution 81 the United States Of
America bc. and is 1ese.y renlalei aud
auaoled thai al 1he power which by
fine said compact. were delegated by
Texas 10 the Federal e 1gerumcut arc re-
yokcd and resumed that itx as 50 "
rht ahsoived from all res ttAats aAl
Obligations incurred rs said complcL
aud is "a separate sovereign State. and
that her oitizcns and people are absolvl5
from all allegiance u the United States
10 the Government thereof
SEc ? This ordinance shall be sub.
mittod t. the people # Texas, ior thcir
ratification OF rejection ty the qua.h, d
voters 600 lle sd day 81 February. 1851
and unless fjeetcd bF a maioaiy ol tAe
votes east. salii TAKE III. e and beiH force
u and after the , lay of Nrrh a y
1891 Provided. that IA the ppcs,uta.
tive District El pasa. sad election may
he he'd oa the iegu day q. lea.a ~.
1851.
Duaa by tbe peaf' r t STATE q
Trxas in Convention nihlsl az tIs.
tiu this FIRST day It fettumy q D.
1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
HOME MADE FURNITURE.

Shop NORTH Of he Court House
MARSHALL TENAS
V,uE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens OF Marshall aud the surrounding
country that he continues to carry on tue
CABINET BUSINESS,
at his old sand North of the Courthouse. lie
is prepared TO execute all work IN ms ine III
superior style, and At ia'r prices ato''nV,'
snc,.,ar,cs Desks. Safes. Wash stands, Bed
s,caJ, and other furniture viii be kept on hand
me- ,naJc NJ shor, notice His work is well
known. and he confidently asks for a liberal
''''' " Y. LupnLPH.
Oh - i.a No22 IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

Anr IIvc9tx Iv&g.uggrrn There was
% mock Inauguration Of "ole dabeH in
New orleaus eu the uisl.t % the 9sih.
Fhe Delta mus describe .he scene
"Atg n'clak Washington Square was
Illuminated ~ segies d iiery pine logs.
and daily Honest ole dabe was usher
"a before a gaping eamiring, laughing
cheering gathering IT yenng and 80 Of
si shades oh Aate' was seated on
ONE Of his own rails carried by twenty
young men. and received an intense RAFT
eos from suuiry laceiioas negroes H.
makeup according to theatrical na1.
lance. ole dahe WAS Just the thing 10
liz. The handsome face. the manly
form. and the graceful limbs were pre-.
seuted "a the view in a suit oi sable,
lined with Intestinal, muscular and SIN
ewv lirc.crAekess rockets aud Roman can
dies Beng placed 10 the eeuscr ~ the
sauare, iaeetions Young patriot made
an address OF welcome e. Ole daiis,
stating the wasgi reception that was in
readiness lpr his Exoe.leues After this
pauiatically applied yarn. cane a physi'
callv applied rope in the hands OF one
negro boy snrmsmod SosloDque. One
hundred bold sirukes dad young s,nlon
cue put npeu Ole aabe' and cheer, and
shout. and hnrra, maae tine fhird DIS
irici echo again. the inaugor alton joy,
This was followed hy tn sudden AK Az
mafongf saspclisidn III u'e daoc IRON
neightoring tree. After q few mo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
THE LADIES

Win find m endless variety Of rich and plain
goods, embracing six. bnrege- organdies, print
81 and plnin aconcrs. plain figured AID CROSS
barred musin+ Of an descriptions lue lace and
silk mantillus prints dpmesties hleached aul
unbleachcd Benue's Ribbons Irish linen EN-.
bfedered kirts. collars. sleeves. hosiery hanl.
patent eoneta aud corscs OF all descriptions +,
clanicl aud nohair dresses the finest fans ever
brought IA this market A., Nc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
TEXAS REPU BLlCAN.
,yLY ryo DOLLARS AND A HALr A YEAR
Il, W. Lou Ell ERN.
EDITOR ASp PROPRIETOR.

rne TEXAS REPUBLICAN isissncd weekly At
rWo DOLLARS AND \ HALF per mnnm " phd
, ,lyaura II paid within six months. Three Dollars
. ynen, ba DELAYED until ,9et the ak months. tho
2 .''n j.. r,rr noiltrs SINGLE copicl ono Dime
,lvert.emen,. 1t u per SQUARE IF ten lne- % le..
"a IA spn.. ner ..tltre fnr every tnnseaueni Insertion
$50 10 t.,.,,t made fpr yearly ,iyert 4efneuta
,'.,,',,,,,.s Il ~ candidates rel Dollar,
n ont yi le charged on llgirt 4eaeuts
iut paid Ia advance. ........ ..o,,., .,...,..a
aiyerfi4emenfs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
SIGN OF THE TIMEs--w WORKING MEN's
MEETING IN NEW YORK.

mcnt Il The working men in the North
ern Commercial Capital il significant
Last evening large working mems
meeting was held at Brooke ssemhly
Rooms, Broom street, near the Bowery
The room was packed with a dense mass
81 human beings. Ms J. W. Groot was
caouscu Chairman. aud u long list Of
Vice Presidents and -acrctaries was np.
pointed The Chairman made the iallow
lag address:
Fcior CuGz,as- We have uat Inns even
ing under peculiar circumstances. The
country we luye 50 well. th if0c iusti-
utous which we've the pride Of oar am.
costors have for the first time 10 our his.
tory received staggering blow Bus.
inc-s IS parylized. Our factories are
closed and gloom hangs over ear city
stout man willing g. york cannot
find IT,, and slate what know to le
Cod, truth Whca | say starvation stands
al the door H many a Family WHY is
all this Wei, uu aamlaisuaiiou is
is coming iuto power which is hostile 10
one great section Of the eon try which
threatens tu use the General or Federal
Government made iot the benefit # ALL
e. cripple AND ultimately destroy the
gyll aud dumeslc institutions e thr
Southern States. aud these States with
the lusl instinct ~ self projections, which
is DE liest law of nature, ara rushing
.gum their ualuuai orbits. as a terrified
persen hrru from au approaching pr.ti-
lenec Cheers Th.s rty Is section
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tIIARG Es,
For the present viii be a. t0ItoWs +.


This Line starting from Clarisyile TeSas.
connects With Bndiyds stage az townsville. by
The Southern raefc Railroad and thence 10
Shreveport. louisiana and ,hoso petfonginF Il,
may rssi assured that they can be put from
clnrksyile Texas. % Nickshnrs. on the Mis-
.issippi IN FOUR DAYS AND \ HALE.
and viii receive al attention TO THEN wants and
comfort
sa~ rny pounds If Baggage allowed to
49,, ,,.s...,,,,., an. ........4. 4, . .sfsy ET
extra baggage will he charged the ssme Is one
naS~nrer, ami lesser or greater quantity ehsrr-
GA IN the same proportion,
NFSMlrH & SHAW, Proprieiors.
Jefferson. July 23d, lsCu.
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NO. 22.
r FROM AUSTIN.
Ordinance Of Secession Passed.

gsra lssI A''' V" "''''' ~" On ihA
Since Our last, we have received mere
full accounts OF The proceedings of the
c,,veo,;on AID I,.,,;sla,,. ,.t;oh
'NuJ''"'
The most full details which we have
seen, are contained in series Of letters
from ], number of eorresno,de,ts n,,b.
t..l.,A r, a.. -. n, I, -,
s'"f"
l"' HIst ielle' "Aieh we extract IL
under date u tic J0th, as follows
The convention met ON von1av et2
O'Clock, the atteuaeaee being very fun
II is think, ~ finc q body of men "a
has ever. on perhaps vii ever. assemble
jn Texas, aud + as unlike q raLhlc or
"mQo as cgalA well be imagined. [ts
size AMI taspectabi'ity have completely
slrplsed the Executive ani hs capimet
cuuusel!8fs Tlaig arc decided mdicg.
lions II their caVinQH orc ,sug. The
opposition to recognizing DE Cnuyen.
t.un ia the Legislature made d,spelats
light The dy ing eTist was made on
MuLlAy morning iast. by Il RESOLUTION ia.
trudu1Cd siuIaltanea usl + In N.thtranche..
recognizing convention Oh directing it 10
submit 10 action H. the peorie listen.
"a t0 the debate ia tie senate. II was
conducted by -enatags Pascal. Towns.
Gentry and TAfoekmaftou in favor II
tic resolution, and Senators Stockdalo
and Shepard against it. Tie speoch Of
The latter was one u the cicafost. most
c5A-Ise and logical speeches il has eyer
been ms good f.t;iies Ia hear. II was
2
, Flesidun. endcAyo.td il vain a. suppress
Tic honorable Senator teok Tie position
.hat i4e cun.rllti.ft v.s f., no sense q
revolutionary badv-tia; II was cali 4 hy
lhe people IN taair sovereign canncity.
..cths uud r toe B.f Ririts. and was,
therefore. eaas.. stsaa4l as8 tgal, and AS
4 lue representative oedy af TIC pnuple Ia
thal severe suty. II was tiie superior Of
ire I.egslal4fe' Illa dc Legislature
uAld j le i a4lh nq Wer. ur give i
aly "a. saaet on. as.. caald oily shOe
SIS Iis action. s. s.l.i.pea. .s 10 coo perats
., u.4s + harmon. s.tail. i ,he ST..
..maf haeff II .ta pa. 4ss. sra ihat
alF altaurt ID 10 burden Man this.
would be bar the dielation of an infa
! riug to "a superior. and, sad he. IL
-euatols wiil pardon me but iuper tiuens,
! irtqgt.rafice ON our fartH Bot ! can
( giTe you no iaea q the power and force
" l',N si'ssll - ~ II, y ,p'"'.' ava ~ =
49,. e',,,.,, H.. md ~ h. ,,s,a,ar
lta debate H. t6e Hause was. nader
( stand Ae'yiac very fteresiing The
'''' 't~s aelet'ea ~ we ~
rf..r.a ,,t.. -, y. -. c..
/ yan,i "a TINS far. have been character
. izad y great harmony. A iss, vote was
I Inst MIGHT taken On she Drapositioa a i'm.
Z mediate recession. ana resulted in its ia.
; yor hy vtte Of 1872 To 6. This mora.
/ in.c s.. ane members who were not present
( when the vote vas taken. had their votes
( recorded. which will vary the figures
little. Tonight the Convention Is ia Sc
cret session On the secession ordinance.
which will. dunbtiess, pass tomorrow.
think ID viii be subpjtts,. to the aeople.
/ So FAX as | can yet ascertain. the vote
( n tbe State has been a little over 90 900
, in 20 counties Judge Reagan reached
here th.s morning Gen McQuccn. tho
' go. .i.... -, -a,,,b p,.oi;.a s,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

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