The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

] &c ietief q n Is neyncs. fSv H'm W..
arvg's regiment. q. pr--eni ssAtionol In Ken
lucky. will bc regarded by our rcs.lers, We think
- one Of the mos, interesting Of the scris<.
Mr. Hayn,. possesses charming style Of com
position. and h.s letters have bsvn much adj
mircd. We regret exceedingly that they have
come 40 soon 10 close. Some oac OF NOR Of
our fficuds at HopkinsviIle. VIC hope. viii take
his place, and furnish the citizens Of Teaas.
from time to time, with m account OF the co..
d,ion and movements Of the regiment
The aecoun, Of siekress IN Col. Grcgg's com
taanj is corrobcraicd by every letter that has
reached Harrison county. that We have seen
Mr. Bruokmullcr, IN private letter TO US dated
the !. Eth says that of the entire regiment, not
ove- $50 we're 6, iar duty. This is really dis
lressiug. and TO adj TO the paiuiul interest and
anxiety which al feel. bat particularly those
having relatives in the regiment, intelligence has
been received that i,r John l.. Alton. the sur
geon Of the regiment, who Is in'lebted Tor his
appointment 10 Judge Gregg, instead o; mani
testing kind ie.iag toward. the sick soldiers,
has treated them With the mos, revolving cruel
,y. The instances mentioned by Mr. Haynes.
are no. fancy sketches, but real occurrences
And they DO mol comprise. BY any means, al
the acts o! brutality With shich be stands
charged.
The blood bols with indignation at the re-
eiial Of these ogtrages corrohoraied az they
base been, by letter after letter from Kentucky
Such a man is disgrace to the army--to Tex
as--to Humanity Complaint is also made
tina, Col Gregg, although coenizant Of these
SActs Of cruelty, has taken no ac,ion in The prem
ises that he ravcr visits the sick, pays DO at
,en,on 10 their wants or condition and has
never been seer by the side 81 SICK soldier !
Can /, be possible tina, this is SOL We sincere
ly trust there Is some mistake about the report,
and Fiat Col. Gregg can give satisfactory ex
PLANTATION Of what appears now so loud in his
condemnation. lie owes il 70 himself and to
the State he represents, to vndca'e himself, no,
only from the charge Of appointing this man
Aston and afterwards continuing him in his
position. but Tor the personal neglect Of his
men, with which he stands charged
Since the reception Of the letter OF Mr..
Haynes, We learn tina, Mr. james Tallcy, a
member Of the Bass Grnys, has died
Mr.. Talley was a worthy youug man lie
bad disposition remarkably free from
from scdshness was modest, amiable and
kind and TO these attractive qualities. was
added. an ardent love Of country, which impell-
cd him 10 the army lie viii be missed by his
comrades, to whom be was eudearcd and by all
who had The pleasure of knowing him lie was
| fair type of the thousands Of patriotic youths
who have sacrificed their lives IN this con
test for freedom.
| Mr. Editor Mr.. George Clark, OF Douglas
vile, has not received his paper yet Please send
/ II. sent the money. and can prove i, 10y the
Postmaster. fou sa,d in your paper that you
would risk the mail Send ii TO pougiesyile
! Cas- county Texas
Yours,
SAM. J. CARLOW
/ December 18th 1861.
This money has never come to hand Doug
!,sssyille Is but n short distance from Marshall
/ This ID twice Se have lost money On this route.
~ In our Issue of the 2lsi, we noticed cd.
I itorially communication written By Hon. u.
| :. Jcnnings. The comp0sitor who WIS not
acquainted with our esteemed fropd, gave him
the tile Of Dr. Several papers were worked of
/ l.C.,a 49, lt.n....-.,.g a..
The New York Mercury begins to ap.
prcciatc the fact that the South il in
earnest, and makes the acknowledgment
of conviction in this wise
The persistence Of our orisiocralic
and wealthy Dixian brethren in their hu.
morous attempt 70 establish new Con.
fedcracy, has AZ length impressed the
| United States government with the tru.
~ remarkable idea that rebellion Is
net quite such pleasing sentimental
affair as a quarrel between l3ycrs, and
may sometimes require triiiug cxer-
else Of common sense 10 put it down.
The amiabe delusion Of suppns'ug eth
erwise, 90 long iniulgcd 10y orr gentle.
hearted rulers, has been productive Of
many very affecting displays Of that
touching magnanmily which is worthy
of noble minds aud all that SORT Of thing,
hut Losses much Of its good effect when
lavishcd on sinners of business habits.
The New Orleans True Delta gives us
the following