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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
HIPS Estate.

pHE subsenbers ,nayns been apponeo BY The Hsnora.
ble Probate Court he District OF Washington Com
hssunerst ecetve examine aud adJuFial claims and
demands of all persons, against tbr estate If Dolly
il late Of Wa ethufy IN sad district, deceased, rep
rrehrd nanlvent, add the term OF six months from the
@ DAY june sbj being allowed by said Court to he
frdor-o OF ad DECEASED 10 rxhibi and prove
Iect't ilams before GyenOtice thstwe wIiiattend
TIE Jutes OF Oufappoatmenl at the dwelling house OF
u my Jones' IN Waite bury, 10 said district, the
zyh Of July and the 26d day mber next,
o clock ia tht ate noun, each of said days.
HENkY n. IN - ,,
NA. CARPENTER I 0'"" '''
Waterbury, Jure 2Gth A. u. 1865 T27w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

"c0srAR's" RAT FXrERNtNAroR Is simple. safe.
and ute,-the most RECT eAr-thcaton mretng have
ever attended Nv ~ Rat tina vet IT, properly pre-
pared according % dite ons Will Eat IT, aud every one
hat eats u die. generally Al place dstaut
ossl6e tom whete The M dciBe was aiken lake Shore
Mich. AtrotI
0r See "LosrNs" advertisement in tbs paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
1865.
IS6J.

RATS versus BiRns.-Whoever engages in shoot az
small birds is cruel man whoever aids Ia extermna.
ting beneitctor We should Ike some oi our n.
respondents to give the BEN Of their experience In
driving out these ests. We need someih D sd dogs
cas-, and traps for this busntss-l scientific Ameri an
prrsee cosrAE's" advertisement in this paper,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
Es9al Notices
NFs. Flavilla Batcheider's
Hsfpfn

PIE Subscribers having been appointedb the Honoa-
l Probate Couu ftbt Dl'rieg Of " ashngOn Com.
mlsslouet- Co receive examine aud adjust all aus
tnh len nds pf al against he estate MrFa
fila Balched r, ate OF Plinhe Ia sad DISTRICT de-
ehsed reprsented OF vent and term OF six months
rom tue % day of June, 1861 being allowed by said
COnH 10 credtotsot said deceased to exhibit nd
prove heitresJeclVe laims be give notice that
yrwi utrnd go the dutlrs Of our appointment a. tho
dwelling house Of Caihaiine Shepherd in Planded in
sid DsIr on the 10Th II July 0ctob next
O'Clock IN the afternoon, -arA of said days.
rULLlV ~ y. GALE, tconr,,..or.
IRA + PAGE "'""'''""c'''
plainheld June %, A. D. 1865. ava
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
Samuel PERKINS, Estate.

STATE or VERMONr,l In Probate Couu, led at
R,NDoLPH DtsrHtcr, Is. Randolph, In said di t,iet
% the I'D day June, A. d. 1855
- AMUtL PERRIN, Et cut OF The ast WIN nd Tes-
y tam Mt Of Sandtl Prrn, late u Ra do pm, n said
Distinct deetasrd esrsts hts admaistrati ceount for
examination and aOwa and makes application Tor
icctre distribution aud partition Of The estate Of said
decreased
Wberrupon IL Il ordered by said Court, that SAID &C
aud said appl aoH be reeTtd to session OF said
Court be the West Ran Olph House. IN said Kan
doph On tie 2sth day Of Jul A d. 1867, ioI hsAhns
sud decision thrfcou aud II u thrf ode red at notice
hee. be- gwen To an pesuns iute es ed by puDean oil
-ame three successive ly, ~ the Gre III III 10
ffeemtn nrw=pApe pub sh nj montpelier, pre- ous to
iid zine appoin ed Tor caring That hey may appear al
sad time AID place, ana sh cause, If any they may
have WIN said &C oun should he allowed aud suen
decree made. ny the Cunt,
FInw3 Attest,I. X CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
DIR. u R "A N N
PRACTICAL MUSICIAN.
Who has made SO many wonderful and Instantaneous
cures in Boston New York. Hartford Spring.
neld, and more u Gently In New Hanpshire
and Vermont, has retul ned aud taken
Rooms No. 1853, Court Street, Boston.
DR. URANUS treatment Is such tbatbyu
All Durable Diseases

All Durable Diseases
are affected 10 one or two treatments and many are en
urely cured by one, as the following will lesuNi
StNsHURr Nav 10Th, 1853
Editors Hartford CrurdHt Permit through the COL
q your valuable paper 10 relate incident wi ieh
Ike many others has created nsidsrahle furore of
excl ement My wife has been invalid Tor the past ave
years and unable Co do any Won, and iingy
Nv Lite hoy ha also been ceuhned 10 his bed and
for more Than year by pa aysis Of bis and
limbs, SO that h, could rot feed MISE put his
clothes, even hsv' his ger mails cut read the al
verusemtnt Of mr. Urann in paper AID induced
to try him, which trial mas proved PERFECTLY satisfactory
The Dr. TO my house two weeks ago toby aud
In the short space one hour he had wife ant bov
both up snd dressed md able to us, their hards and
limbs apparently as well as Ny wife is we'll
she as be' in he past eight years and my little hoy
brisk or oket and able to his feet well
as any hoy Of his age. All that seems To be wanting
little more nr,h OF bis vhsred hands and he's all frhL
should any douh the uuthfu ess Of This, they can
the boy whuis Stopping at III, a. join Hotel in
your city, ani able to speak for himself while In
he ueatet some e eases, aud many were cured
beside the above named, and all or less ben.
Gifted. Truly yours
MOSES ST. JOHN
Good Rooms and Board provided for inyalids who may
des re, hy giving tim. y notice.
Circulars containing letters of wonderful and RAPID
cures Of persons considered past cure, Will he by
O. Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
Information Wante d.

Parker sw asey Jr Of Cabot, w., who belonged to the
and w. Regt Co and wounded in The battle Of The
wilderness, May 5t1 1854, has not been heard fr,
since Any person knowing Of bis death or imprson
ment would DO ia great favor BY giving Information
Of the same ty letter or olherwis,
PARKER sWAsEY
MaTsb6eld VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
IL You Want 10 Know

A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING relating to the human
n system, male aud female the causes and teatmt at
Of diseases the marriage customs Of the world how 10
marty well,and thousand things published before,
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mon sISsE,n curious book for curious people, and
ruoi book for every 400 pages 100 Illustrations
Price o. 80 ntents table sent free 10 any address
Books may be had at the Book stores will be sent by
mail, post paid on receipt Of the price. Adde'S
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANS
PULMONIC WATERS.

The original Medicine established In 1881 and hrst Afti-
Gle Of the kind ever In reduced under The name Of
PulNoNtc WATEEs," 10 this or any other country
al other iulmonio Waters are cluntetieis. The gen.
uine can be known BY the name bRiAN being stamp
ed ON each AFER
BRYAN's PULNoNtC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Cold, Sore Throat ioaeeneu
BRIAN's PULMONIC wAFEKs
Relieve Asthma, Brononius, Difficult Breathing
BRYANiS PuLMoNlC WATERS
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRY ans POLMONIC WATERS
Relieve lncipent Consumption, Lung ID diseases.
NkYAN'S PULNONlC WATERS
Rel eve Irritation Of thr Cvula and Tonss
BRYANiS PULMONlC WAFERS
Relieve he above tomp ants ~ ten minutes,
hkNAN'S PULMONlC WATERS
Are blessing TO all Gases and Constitutions.
BRl ANS PULMuNiC wAFkRS
Are adapted to KOcalists and Public Speakers.
BRYANiS lULMoNlO WATERS
Are 10 simp pie form and pleasant TO The taste.
BRlA ANS PULMONlC NAFtRs
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
BRYAN'S PULMoNlC wAFEbS
Are warranted TO give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRYAN'S PuLMoNlC wATeRS
In the house.
No traveller shou he without a supply Of
BRYAN'S tULMONiC WAFERs
In bis pocket.
No person will ever object 90 give for
bRYAN's PUl MONO wAfERS
Tsenty-hye Cents,
sold by all Druggists. Sole Proprietor JOB MOSES, 2
Cotllandt 81, New York. T2lyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
SOUTH HARDWlCk
WOODEN FACTORY
w. j. & G.. w. COOK.

formerly Of Morrlsown. late n Derby, having pur.
chased said Factory Of a. Cihi L. and are nos pre-.
pared TO do custom Manufacturing tlness as fotoWs
Gray UAssmerss also ia color Oassimerss nlAck and
blue BlacAs, Bfown, SnuH aud nrab. Fsnnels, White
We have some aNQ q Cashmere aud fiannels on
hand really 10 exchange Tor WOOL on reasonable terms
n u. Paulcoiat at eution Fivsnto custom Catdine
and Cloth Drgssing pric to correspond with The
lines-puf motto - " 10 live aud lct Ne.if
south nardWieF, Way "a. 1875 FQlsi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
AIphOnzO l.. RawsOn's Est.

I.n- aunscuUrti having been appointed Oy the nOn-
OaDle Probate COui Tor he DtsttIetOi asIthkt1n
Commissioned tufeceVe examine ana ADJUST ielhms
nd 1emandso1u pers0Bt aRAnstth The estate OF Alp on
~ h. kawsn tate 81 NoHhheidn saidDIhIel ,deeeastd,
frprsrntrd Hsoye Hhu tt term Of slA month"; tiun
ne 2'd day of June, lc65, beng ahO~td BY Sid
COuT tuthe creditor, 81 sara deeeased tGeIblbi ahd
prove theif claims before give notice IL
Nt Will attend TO The duties o. thi appOlhlim VI a.
he dWelti house Of he late Apl ONO l.. aw~oh, IN
Noflhneid IA sad snCt, tht 2gla day Of July aLd
!d aay OF Dec next at o.e O'Clock ID the aieibOoh on
zach Of -aid Gays.
GALLUP, lconm,ssionsr,.
A.G WHITNEY, oo""''''0"'"'
uhfeld, June 3 {, A lets T27w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
TlBBETrs BROTHERS,, Proprictors,
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j, clark, 81. D.
Physic an Euaori uary TO he Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is whaling Ia the Of all
those painful and Sang ds,us, when the female
constitution is subj It moderales all and re-
moves al oDstrue ions, aud pe dy may be relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tis peculiarly suited II will ia short time bring on
the IN % hly lerud with regularity
Each bottle price one lar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great B.tain, TO prevent counerieis.
CAUTION.
Thee Pills thould not bee taken by Females during the
FIRST IhkEE MONTHS OF Pregnancy, as III are sure
to bdng o. Miscarriage, but at any oer time they
safe.
10 all Cases 81 Nervous a. Spinal Affections Pain in
he Back and Limbs, fatigue on slight ex ron Pa pita.
too Of the art Mysteries aid Whites, Pills viii
q CT cure when an her ans have fail and al
tho Oh powerful rem dy, do contain iron, caOmel
ant'mony, or an, thing hurlful TO the constr utios.
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each pack &c,
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
Sole ent for the United st.tes and Canada,
JOB MOetS, ~ toruaudl ST. New York.
n, B-tl W and psiagr Stamps enclosed TO any au-
honzrd Aee4t, viii insure tOte, contain nF ~ Pills,
BY return mai. FllyI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
Urn advertisements.
u =. SANITARY COMMISSION
CLAIM AGENCY.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES /!
ID. l.. FULLER,

NHcAA IN l'i = AIRS SauNhtg GYMNASIUM
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
once al Rev E. J. SCOTS. Corner Elm and Spring s,,
MONTPELIER, VI,
To whom al communications relative 10 pfnslon' boun
ties Arrears o. Pay, and other Claims against the Gov
eminent. must Do addressed
ENTITLED TO PENSIONS -Invshd Soldiers and Sea
men widows Minor thidrea, Depend ut hoth-r,, and
0rph n ters, under sixteen years u e. Of Soldiers
and Sramen, IN the otdrr hey named.
ENTITLED county SOLD ers and Seamen dis.
charged on account Of woun rrcev n g WIN have
served two years more Widows Of Soldiers aud sea
men snt their Chi dren, Fathers, Mo hers Broth RS
and Sisters the ned residents Of the United
States
BLANKS AND INSTRUCTIONS SENT TO CLAIMANTS
FREE OF COST,
by on application, STATING the Claimants Name and
Post N q Address the rank, company, giment
service, and state u he Soldier who.e the
ella Is msdr, date u discharge death, he proper
blanks Wi be led our As far possible and forwarded
to The amant which he can cute and return TO this
one, where 1t will be pro eeuted 20 hlal su. wi bout
cost 20 he claimant ard in The short possible time,
ltclsim made unit 4 deceased Soldier, the
relations ~ the claimant 20 him should be stated
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
Upham's PimpIe-Uani her

ID LMOyEs IMPLIES ON TIE FAtE, IRECALES
IL sc. 1t also totrns the skin an be ,u 81 the com
ole xion No toilet Is complete vi bout H. 2 90 SO cert
Ma He'd TO IN ADDRESS, for Is GEMS by 5. G. UPHAA g
south Eighth Street. Phnsdrlph Ia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
CAUTIOy!!!

Rr Remember II Is not" OAKS" but W. r. oAKEs
" ID tn only Dipomttr Grsduste tof the no, al col.
lege VI Physicians ard surgeons 10 10 dom that hAme
whosc successful practice, In The ahY spsriass 10 80
popular 10 this corufy. And that h. has aion
am cent eetun With any person namd OAKS, Tor Shy
other namel nor ever ID la this eoanlty. No huabug
YttU
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

Dy- Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
&J y! BEwARG - Of all worthless limitations.
0-r see that " CostAR's" name is on each Box Bour
md FlA.k hefore Ynu hnY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

1866

Eighteen years established In n Y City"
a. Only nfall bic remedies known.n
"Ffee from Poison "
" Not dani to the Human Family"
" Rats come out Of their holes to de-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-20

~ A white man Wa found dead Oh Sainr
Asy last about two hundred yaids from The
public road leadag IRON Jonesyi,c 70 lefer.
son and about -four miles from Joncsvilc near
the plan,aiion Of " H. Hinton ueeumposi.
ton lad advanced so far that speedy burial
b.tam, ne aes.afy. Re hal ey udent.y been
kilei He appeared to have be-n shot 10 the
head snl he throat cut. From letters found
On bis person bis name Is supposed To have
been A G ElR.on, from Rocky Comfort
AK Al h- bandAefchIei- were marked With
an T.. exccp, one .bica had the name 10 llil.
III. apparel indicated that he was nice. gen
tsel man and Other facts went 10 show ihnt
he vas = man Of family. All his effect. have
besn preserved by Nr. A + Hinton and can
~ obtained - hi. family. He vas 10 jet
~y sa.oa, which had been turned over In the
bod Of bayoa Ia which there v,l NJ water,
aud one Of the mule. TIED dosn. The other
Vas gone.
u vii ae seen hya notice in another co
INN. that reward II t2i0 5, o,eitl isF tie
nlfd'ier'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-20

~ ono Of the most encouraging sign" NJ
the times !. the fact. that nearly al Of our
young men. WIN we're in the army and Who u
vas supposed hy many would came home IL
moraIIt.d and undt fof business NJ any Mind
have gone rs.uluteiy to work These are the
mrn Ia build ap country and to retrieve IL
shs'tcfr1 FORTUNES.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-20

s,...s,.,l,a IN. yesf 10 'i''h's " "
sl1 n.aa, y o. -, Lac.
apvszr,.sa lac sgast. 81 esW
o. 10. tny n1mgs' o. aats 'es' t1'A -
,h.f.fj - sqaart , III. "a
W,'.l.t. ~ uHtnsrT No'lfe' psN' ~
,,n5da,.. "a q na'i es IF F-i.'nai wa
- III BE- fhsrEsf .. ~ fiFtm7
Jsb w1fs sss lisd . % hfs'Hf-' '''
". tssr. Il di.,in ~ aaiefsiH'd i4S '.
80 hsaiss-. sin To- = epe . ~
-. 81. ~ taken ia pa men, flf SAB
s,ypi o.. sisssii.lHs sDi q sofA
sssle capss. ~ pspsf. 10 ethis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-20

s~ Cotton advanced IN Liverpool. during
N. week sniiHg uu the ilth all from - tn
a. The week. sale. fca he'd 300 200. r'
which 1917 900 we're taken ~ exporters and
.pecllatnr. CA the 9th cotton had advanced
IN New Y1rk cents NiI1Hnr i q11ied al
5s cents. some hn'sr'. demanded m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-20
Texas IieNs.

ANN'e 'HH.H
We learn that prty II ten negro
soldiers went 70 MIR isecks house ON
~rrint Greek on las Tuesday night,
went into the house and ordered Mr.
Beck 10 strike Ugh saying they were
sent there o. search be house threaten
iu. 10 shuot him h e. did not get the
h1tt ho wa complied o. comply ana
thew then commenced -aSr hfh- We
house fpr money They demanded the
krv Il he bureau from Mr. Beck
Laughtrr which IA, refused 10 give up
one 81 thr,r Helphur- hearing me
uli-.. went over e the house to see
what wa. the mattr \, he went 10
the house, the negroes fired one shot at
him. aud then run ~ thcy wen; oh, th'y
came urAFa tuard hat Is stationed there
the guard attempted 10 fire upon them
but h. aun a.i! whom one ui the
NEGROES lr,.l 40 itn guard but without
hitting h,m Tire negroes thru got away
1tcf carried with them from the house,
O. sm4, box whis h;hcy aotoul' Thought
contained muney Ater getting "a short
distance from che h1u.c, they lgrstcd II
open. lut huliu- nothing ia q hut sew
10 thread. they isft 10 Nhers they open.
ed il - Victoria iirorI'e
The complaint is general about the
nah :, len am y ,a ,"' w.. =" a,
Indifferent about IL This section Of
country ;. under special Obligations TO
Nj T. NJ h SAWYER. for carving the
-. -, III. ,.,,,,, and
a ,,'i. ''' ",'H'' 80" ,',.o.,,',I ,ha,,,i.
''''', as '..'.' '', ..,.,.,',, a.. am.
''.' ~. ~. -. l.,an, NJ, ,las
Il,m.I,.n has. al, commenced running
a mail coach between this place and
Austin weekly a"l We hope the con
tractors on the Eastern ami Northern
hn'' may ne on'' ., '',,'," .l en-. u, ~
chs % Cur wv | -. 49, ,aI an,
~. L.,. Loo, made +, rcmnnernte
them boy sun,.r'ri''n Nu' "'''lu' 10y. y
success I "'a, =. = 'u ' ,a,J.,.,n ,' ,b,n
w., IT, ..,.' I'm. ,''' ,bair mali ,n,,tsr
and We sn,..., 70 The ,ariou. County
Courts lr the t5unt,', interested that
it vouH NOT tc Improper for them to
make appropriations n'h'l'n, To eo''
pen-a'e the Gentlemen 'nEas'n IN car
r}lns the m''''.-- y "'' "'S''''
The Houston telegraph says \ lot.
ter Nas received 90 th'. tity on >a'nrlAy
from Fort h'''''' 't'ii ,. ''Al Va, ; e'
I'" l'f'T wv l'''''''' 20 100
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-20
ipUtsr,NA pENo0BA1l- CONVENTION
AND rtATFoQn

The New orleans CORES porltn'
Of tho Shreveport News writing an
der date of the 9TH, inst gives the
subjoiued account Of the Democratic
State Convention held 10 that city
The great sensation here for some
davs past has been the meeting Of
the Democratic State Convention,
which assembled 90 the 2ni inst IN
the large ball room Of the Mechanics
Institute The Convention Wa call
Ell to order by d. l;iddcil some
what notorious character in polite.
of late wears. and a. your readers
know. gentleman - recognized ,ci
cn,ifc atiainmcu'- who acted on the
behalf Of certain number Of iuli
yiluals styling themselves the State
Democratic Central Committee
They claim TO have been appointed a
wear or two ago. and Of course Ike
the Hahn government were the rep
rcscutatiyes Of about one tenth Of the
Democrats Of Louisiana However
a. there was no other ho3y "tEauigcl
L. call Convention Go avoid eou'u
SION and division the rclrle poner
aIly acqu.cel ia Their act Of fixing a
day for the Convention to meet
Ala so IL came 4, r..- .omev ha,
contrary Ia USAGE in such case, that
Dr Eiddeu who va. mo-, a member
Of m, Convention assumed to call II
10 order
~, Observation-Disclosures,
.t'. ~ l,''p q Nyirs
a. - a. ,tt. AL ,,,,.,,in,
A., II. - ~, -. xcw orj..,. and
=, .sp.;,,a G.. s..r.,,ri..
m. .,';,a,;,n Goa. ,o.rw,,l.
IL ,.o.,,.nan,
q. ~, ,ho ,,,mLors s,v ,be
faces Of many we'll known gentlemen
who have hitherto stood in opposition
10 III, Democratic rarty. and took
- n. b,rrv ,l.,ury of the per.
feet nnanlmity OF feeling with "hI,h
the r,ople nj Louisiana will meet ID,
issue OF negro sHfr's" with an Us
ne'arlou- consequences now he'nl
urged 50 violently by the Radicals
These last have come ont IN open 'r.
position 10 the liberal policy thus ial
ctlu'od 10y President johnson IA inc
great task Of recon'iruetlh1 inc
! mon, hy placing me southern
states m 'hcir former p"li'ieA' STATUS
OF course there Is but one pain Tor
Son'herner' TO take ana mat ,, TO
stand resoluleIy by the PRESIDENT
T. do thus eiiectaail} lmElle- 'h' me
cc--l'y Of acting with the Democracy
who constitute the only great n','"h
al party now arraisnei IN opposition
To the Radicals
II was undoubtedly such cou-id-
rri''"s WA, ','D''' '''" W ~ f..
Ia. - w., R,,,r 9,uoe Thomas
{ Anderson and h \ Nar'eI Of st
Landry DR. purcrricr Of - Mar.
tin. aud host of others Formerly
attached 20 the old NhiG and Amer
lean partie, 10 JOIN their Democratic
brethren m friendly convention
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-20

that We recognize that party as the
only agent hy which Ralicali-m car
be successfully met and this Govern
mcnt restored to Is pristine purity
and yicor
R.uirai. That we cmrhatically
approve Of the views Of President
Sohn.on with regard the ro.orEani
zstioa of the State Government, Of
the South whereby the rights Of the
respective States are kept uu.mrarcl
and in consequence Of which these
sn,a- are to regulate their iu.iitu
uon- a. freely aud with the same
guarantees aud privileges as are en-
loved by any other State in the
Union
R.,oirsd That we hold it 20 be a
catd.nll rule ~ action both under the
General and State Constitutions 70
exclude from the field 81 polite. all
religion. questions and controversies
recognizing ia each and every one
the right 10 full and free exercise
Of hi. religion, opinion. and tcnet'
ReaA..i That We hold TIN, ta be-
a Government Of white people. made
and 10 be ycrpcWicl for the oNem-
live political benefit of the white
race. aud in accordance with the con
slant adjudication Of the United
States supreme Court that people rt
African descent cannot b" cou.ii
cred a. citizens of the ntcd States.
and that there can ia no event nor
under any circumstance be any
equality between the white and other
races
R.wlre}. That while we announce
cmphatically our opinion that the
/ Constitution of 1864 is the creation
Of fraud violence. and corruption,
end il net IN any sense the expires
sion of the sovereign will Of the poo
pie Of Louisiana and while we be-
lIeye that it should he rcpudiaici
and abolished as speedily it can be-
ar,,,;,el ,i,j,r !, Ia. a. t,r,, Gov.
-, al ,I.o anil, \. t., Gov.
.,n,,.,, in ,bo S.,o ~ I,ri.i,p,
81. ,bc el.,,i,n ,l,pt Ia h. had /.
lid n,lcr that Cnp.fitutiop ly
.a ,n..rl..,l;r- bi. ,o.i,,., ~,
H.. d., r,r.';,,,,i,n,,,n ~ tho -.
MI, ~ Gayornar ! Madison
Vcil. h. tho pr,.;l.nt ArJrs,,
Jol,.,, +. T., ma, .v,sp, rc.,rpi
! ,,,, ~ ,b,, Constitute, and og the
C.r.,,.,,a,,, .,r.,,,;,.I r,d.r 4, ,,l
d. ~. C.nycr,i.n IN. n, r,.l. IN
II ,l,.r '.,,.,.,u,i.,. ,r firm.
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pi,e +, ~ m. cxi.tina Government
/ l,t rc..,o,,,,,.j 49,. .,llipg. of , Gam.
yc,,i,, ~ ,b,. ,.,,,l. ~ m. St,tc At
the earliest practicable period for
/ the purpose Of adopting a tou.'itu.
f ton expressing the will Of the entire
reoulc Of the State.
P.,.Lsy Tb,, tho ip.ti,pti,n Of
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-20

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