The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-18

THE NORTHERN rRtSS ON LINCOLN =
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The following sfs -Ii's q ne sommen'.
the leading Northern pres GA the late Proeianl'
alton
From the New YORK Nnnune.
u Is the beginning Of The .ni o' tne rs'r'
Ion The beginning o' 'ie new hic c' fhe N
hon. ''op bLsss AshApAs Li"ooLN'
Fr.n the Washinc ,on Kspubllcap
While IL will lose the President a ies hates
dav friend. f" II will r,-,ofe 10 the pfcsrteu'
ali his old friends, and units th. sound porsi1a
of The ucoplr in on. solid and i,spiegnsb.e MAJ
in supuort Of the taion asd the Constitution"
r., ro,o.xs ph,,,ae,.s,, press
r.. rn,s Sn 80 ia =, an end Tbs pr..idsut
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From the New ORR JOURNAL OF cofnmets..
Nj. Lincoln has yielded TO The radical pre-
ure. II Is, on the whole c1riouS dpcgu-h1
We have only sniiclpailons OF esl from
Il. and We regard IT, ~ Till an immense mV9'
ity OF the people OF the North w'th pfo'o'u'
regret.
From the New York Wofld,
President Lincoln isa Neiy mohdih ~ w
an OF political balancing Having -s'fh.a .uo
conservatives WIN heoleHth' ne Gov sl'e7 '
faaics's the proclamation. ne WORM W"
t'nucs II u hhbecdinns we dishiD w
great government 10 make sGeh ineiti'r- as
~h's " WIZ hereafter u" "a 'ttiV'ly "
powerful armed Toe disputes me lnf'aith'N
IRON The National ln'tlisehccf
me Pt"ciainat'p. WI t'h.y Ps''s 't1'9
void OF practical effect Win that u ten I'M,
Ter, aud se are now wthoa' ioe suspicion iha'
the ffes'hsh' ha- 'ahen 'hi- M 'leu 70
the oniy oiass OF person, l'hsy 70 +" fA".
WIN this prpciamatNh "l w, Nit'i ia''' -
the hope- they have l'Hhded upon ~ WV
our wei'hnosl ana olt tt peaird f.Ns ''.i'
my iho mainly pl shtn lfnehm "i.@- y lN
hardly be Necessary ''f ~ " s'y ,,s. Na't,t
expect n" s''a' We shai 'uy ne 70" "ap'H
10 iind lhat ii' hifu hl7 vr'n line ~ 'he p'f'
cut arcl'ihh'h oi We tAtehNN't
'NA tne Sc" lnrk Times
iifre sen %" w'fr imp'flAn' AAl ~
reachln- en- t,.i i.'ned '.oee ihr IN
df'"i q, fsfFuif"i' WAN 'Nis piN'it i'i
u"n q. iiht lth ING "ru,il q" 'a'
HANIf N.HF fNlfi 10 HINffNA ~ fttAA lH.Hf
IN the 3a is whits icthie' I've the .'t'
ol lene, = after W n.-' ot gAahA'y U.s.
sHluesh".A' .'7 h''''''! 'i4' FN,aWN
laf teen de- -.ed tm. 'li isNa ~ Ftes'Grn.
iaheola' inv re ai'l s th- sitp e',sHis
nece.siy' De- 7l'ia tl'H' N ~ aH1rNN
nqN Is mol q c'h'r7-''H iAH' ta' miiAIy il'H
oi -upplr''lnR use p lto~il'A hif' ll.''
ia failure, bai "l'f fnAi t3rfr 30 p''ii ar
Isl p aAJ nlh t+ H 4A tpnN,As'- sVHs eHH
Pa. jed l -i-- -,. aVHl'i ". 1iAvtfy IS
if eia ni 9i W iri~ls' n l'it m,
lH 10 ~ FH a. 'i'A'Ns ui
t"@ -t n destfa Nqh ~"
'HfW Ali ihn MAKE HlfH "-'
'in ~ vlci.a '@ lr'"et
/ ''m HpN 1i' il nff t'atf! 3hr A.'
Whi'h We pte,'Hl' NI'tiAo nets ll'l''
uNe7 tiifct ~ 1uiif NhA mtt lif.e l-tstn
u"s ana Nttt M ih@ Ff 4'rf@ II. SOC NHi y y
hard u -ty, We ettu"'-F nope however tha'
| by thli TINE NE fciN- 'n Wv ef pHt apNA ny
the MILITARY hand, AAl l'Aiiat iefin'r r''hr9i
OF slave ins4tfoton W'} n+ - ih''sr1. q,
ty that day too Fenei tHy ID overthrow A. 'na
their capital captured Hni y i"" ''assh'idlN +
rcoei~ eliil prove mAi -ani' iriepfe"''he' sHa
as IN the Southwest i s.rssn'ben. and waisa
der then let that VI ~ Vice President -'e
phens called The eerlH' F'Hns % the N'n'hfth
COME aoraey ec knefsrd rom niir' H. ana res
whether the whole iafri Z" rebellion WIS h9t
necessarily tumble 10 zoe gr0ln's
We commend The ln'''s'lt remarks tom To
Grenada AplTai 10 the careful pefa-Ai OF ever
one
WAL We NtHllf ~ We 7Nhst NtNr ~ trsf
more than he en,as.nat,'a T'''.n.''oa q
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