The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23
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iof taemseiy5s. ust q sing f. individual.
authorized by the government to tnl,rcc
[ Ia laws. % Just b. powerful. as 4 De- we're
backed by armed 5g.5ns tgory sensible
man must sex DE Necessity 81 establishing
good ls Ing between .aa officers aaI sol
aer. sent here and tue citizens Of the
country These olHrta end soldiers may
imagine shat we dlsfg 20 revive tie war.
and tina, Tie spIrit Of naturalization J..
rife In the land INT trra,rent which
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while ,beg seem delermins5 q, carry ont
the policy of the Administration. eylnce a
kind and coneilntory .piri, and arc da
posed To give the ci, i1ens a. Elite incau-
yenicucc az possible. We regard the
courteous and reotleuan'y bearing Of Col
Wheaton ay particularly communicable
The existence OF a military government.
however. even under The mos, favorable
circumstances e. to he d.plor,l large
standing armies in time Of peace have
ever been considered The bape o. rspublir.
and NJ war with aee institutions a,nre
/, \. the interest Of every section TO ante
in reducing the army 10 .he maximum
number OF lyoopa that were in service be.
fore the war and the re establishment Of
civil government in every pertion Of the
country let us therefore 80 shape oar
course ~ 10 eject IBIS object Al the yarli
est possible moment
Th. much considered the Det, poi7,
which we vop'l en,,ros r,o, she ,,,..l,,
mind !, that the Consultation ia The se
prene law Of the land the yr,et ,oar,s
charter of the lib.-',e. ma, mi . Of the MAJ
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The country For tine nfese,t -, .nboit
a. G,iibul riii1eos q, oa.. f,,s n d,.bt.
mi eops,t,Dooal,fg We are toll TIM.
the ueprl.a whom Ne have hitherto avn
cd pre Tree that thew have b,sr e..
p,,p5 w. ii procl,m.tiop # ire President
Of de United sl,tes rewarded and ascom
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