The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-14

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is played oat. II re-eiecsed, he cannot carry
on the war with any prApea Of success. The
Western states arr almost ready 10 day for 70
eeSr'oo and resistance. They viii te quite
ready when they ascertain their numerical
strength as wi. h Developed In this political
eon,s., and tina, the Black Republican party
have their strongest elements Of strength IN
tbr Eastern states. waics have p..AGdered tue
West as they did the South for upwards d
.eeen,y years, flss election will Jeyelspe the
opposition 20 lAnColn and his Infamous sup.
portcrs. And freedom Of speech and lho pres
once more resumed esnno, he crushed imuie.
diately
II Mcclellan i. the Successful candidate. and
attempts TO carry out war policy be will be
sustained slone BY war Democrat. The Black
Republicsns do no, desire a .econs,Tuciisn Of
ibe Union, unless accompanied With the .bo
.nl5n n slavery and the conh ,sstlon Of south
etn property They viii Oppose Mcclellan
with all the bitterness sngcnderrs BY defeat
The peace men will refuse to support bis war
measures. And when We remember that he
viii come into power with tn, bitter experience
II iou- year. bloody strife that esr cannot te
store the Uui.u and B bankrupt treasury 10
commen.e With bow 8, Do to carry uu the war :
1T n. be- united AUD ann aud we viii he
speedily rewarded for az cu -4rrIhc,-. Lot
Us listen W 30 oseTsuic- d. uoupumisfs no
asactssiuns, that da not cuntsJr At a. start
!us point. southern lpdepcud,r.e The h.'to.
~ o this wsf hss proy,d Tho \ nh inc.psb,.
Of freedom II therefore AGAIN urltc With
them ~ IRE lost
- seven OF oigh, hundred Yankee prs.
ouers fr'm the eamp At lyler %, ID through
this place last S.ek m thrt euy Best 10 10
,x hanged Tn SUNDAY. ire.b Pot appear,
passed by the Inc new Methodist church
during the afternoon service. for The negroes
The servants Teru dfe-scd = IA tier sunday
RECALLS A fee respectable locking darsles
we're psrAdn9 t.e streets. whose well led up.
pearsneo aud ATTIRE we're Ia striking contrast
with the meggfe. miserable appearance u the
ragged, and in iasay Instances, .hueies. speci.
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passed along without ntt'iuR a word The
neat pretty church, aud the vel dnessed,
comfort ~iic looking iArkic-e evidently attracted
al auu,ual share of their attention. and w.
haze no Doubt were well calculated to have an
excellent moral effect upou these abolition
,n,ssr,es.
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peep'e AZ u"''""oou' i"e i1en'eef' o' 'De
's'e Legislature were nov p'rhi"'oto pay any
bills bot were taken care oi by the generosity
and Kindness Of the inhabitants. Several mem
u-rs come On foo, frum tho enerny's lines Al
was harmony aud good feeling n. die debate
or buacomb speeches. bu, Business was taken
up and rapidly d.spo.ed Of. That : the feeling
~. v,.h h, ,rev,t',, s,,,,~h.r.
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