The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-20
y.a- W." copy ircm the Galveston

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Anderson. commencing sept 3Oth, and
closing Oct 3rd \ delegation large,
than any present daring the war, war
present IN Che benevolent operation.
Of the age received warm ,uppor,
Delegates were appointed to attend
the sunday ,toui touyent'uu. to b,
hold at lud,pendcn e. oct 18th Gre.,
enthusiasm prevailed in favor OF the
SUNDAY school cause
\ Bible Board was organized and 10.
cnt~d at Anderson.
Resor,s on various subjects were Of
forced discussed and adopted
Harmony prevailed throughout all the
session.
The Trustees Of Baylor University
reported that Institution TO bc in "a ,hri.
wing condition Tho college classes ara
flliat ~ VITA Young men Of high prom.
-e and "a noble spirit of high toned ri.
,alry is hn,matin. is pupils Il is con
tpmplatel soon 90 resume measures for
the complete endowment of the tniyer.
-ty. and the completion Of its build.
ms
The Law School will be resumed a,
an early dnv Hon John Sayles whose
hith character rs lawyer, and law
-, T.. ,,.,r,,..ei In the state Inn.
''..,.so,.i AGAIN to enter the Law Fac.
,l.y IN, ntber professors will be an.
nourccl IN due time Meantime, stu.
dents are -endiu. ia names for the Law
Class Il j. probable the Medical De
partmcnt viii be opened either IN Hous-
ton or Galveston
m. rnp,,ution r,.t.rs All propcrly
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,.a5o,,o S,,p-Ioy before IN. frs, sun.
day IN October, l''6
,-,,,i,,,, ,i,;,e, If Te,ss writing
/ from Washington city to the editor Of
I Flakes Bulletin say.
/ Our Texas people will have many
/ cmharra ,-meut, to encounter in the sud.
denly altered condition Of things but
Se need mo-, despair There never was
! .urh A platform. or rather ha.i. for pros.
/ pcr.ty Ia any people n Texas actually
/ present. She viii not hereafter, i'm.
port her provisions. but make them
/ iIsr rrns.as her wool. her cattle. her
cotton. ,lru aud sugar her barley.
wheat and other Grains. in connection
with d good system of Internal improve.
ments will bring her rarily out If her
r,pul,ti,n. can have the sense 10 know
/ hIy Ia invite population by the good
will and courtesy that will be essential
! t. inyit, II ,h, can have the foundation
/ laid IN three wear, for a moro desirable
/ .,ats of thing. and much greater gen.
ernl prosperity than she could ever have
/ had undar the ella REGIME / am com
mn % "
sSs 'N'feh Writes 10 me 'ehc''
son Bulletin A. i'llow-
d. The citizens Of town and country
/ are subject To Hmnt ycSatiou- difficult
/ tie, In regulating and adapting them.
.yIyr. 90 the present system of labor
Contracts are made with the free linen
/ which they DO not REGARD Please al
,lW M 90 .ue.r,. that tuls condition uf
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very greatly improved b. the adoption
~ ihc rule prevailing ia Northern CT.
tr. tuvit Let IT ho understood amonu
freedmen ,rekin- employment, that they
shall produce ccrtdraie. of character
from Juylr last employers and let EN-
IL p.oycrs require thi. condition and !
think it win bc found to work a great
Improvement At any rate, N this age
of experiments / submit 10 YOU whcth.
cr or not some such rule ~ this may
not hc tried ltworks wei. IN the North,
a. applied to white servants, and ought
not to be objected to as applied 10
blacks
sh- \ correspondent writes 70 inc
Galveston News a. follows
| b,v, soar. ma, or,l.r nr cirrular from
tho -ur,r,nt.rI,pt If tho Freedmen,
Hnreau The take IA h, rather A ia
,,rnhle .i,n .unrn-. he !. in consul.
,,,.,p ui,b int.ll,-.n, nl,nt.rs and i.
J,.n..,i In lsnrp something from men
Xxx hoe, had som. exncrien,e in the
,,,,,.'..,,.,, ,r n,.,roe. Under that
,,,,r,...i,,, / Jo.ir, throurh your col
up,n- n, ,l,,, hoior. HIM a few suc.
.,,ati.p. wli.h may be of service in
~. establishment al bis rules When
G.r,r,I tr,n,,r is.1ei his orders
had one hundred and forty eight ne
rra,- between FORTY five and fifty men
and ,,unr vo,pcp r,r,ormcd all The la
Lor on tho plantation Of the remain.
i'm, ,rc hun1rel seven were too old to
xnrk 6ltccn ser, .uoklipr babies and
the rect were weakly women. with gangs
of children ranging from two to twelve
year- old | presume tins same proror.
ton of lahoring hands and unpruduc
tive ncar,e. east. upon nearly every
plantation could Afford 10 feed and
rlo,he this large number of children,