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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

s>v- We have received a private
letter from the editor, under date of
New Orleans, lith inst, in which he
reports business dgll in the city We
OK peci long mud interesting edi.o.
rial letter in time for our next
issue. A. D. VI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

n.y. J Madison Wells hu- quail.
fed himself ~ Governor of Louis.
iona, according to the requirements
in the Sherman bill ana has already
issued proclamation announcing
that law IN force in hi. State, aud
ordering all elections to be held and
conducted in accordance only with
It's provisions. Il is an old saying,
tha. 1.-The carly bird catches the
worm" but amt he "resthsr' soon ?
A correspondent Of the Telegraph,
writing under date OF Crockett, Feb.
23, ssys:
A Hsw enterprise, the navigation u
ths Nsehss river, 10 nov attracting rome
attention among our nsiShbors Of Chez
ohse, AneslinA and Nacogdoches, IND
osAsr counties The natbo~t called
"rhs Queen Of the SvHnp" len Nc.
KaisAts landing on the Neehes, with
40 bales Of cotton few days ago, and
other boats will rss III soon These
boats will 70 down ls Neches to the
junction Of Angelina and Nsehes river
y Beas mont, and shencs by railroad to
your city n this enterprise proves
susssssfsl, Il wiu 10 he nsaas u car,
ryiuS . great deal Vi sr.ads W Houston
Aad Galveston, which heretofore has
goae " Shreveport
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23
OplntOns " the A..
General. w.,


TIE following opinion, ., Il. /
torusy General will b. ru.a
ArrossT GvSrail,o,
Austin, Feb %. I,..
sly our favor Of the Ia.,
hcfor. me You submit in
the public interest. aud a, H., "'
OF various cfhcers In III. 49,.
auiry, whether the several Co.
have sutherity To ,eonvee,
cf~nsr than tho tim. rscntio,.,
Ac; to organize u. County ~.
to dshnc the powers a~d ~
thereof Sec Acts |, Lss,.,.
~, Section 4
In snswcr, ! have TO .sy,
nave The t.rms Of the c.,.
mentioned IN the section ~ II
fcrrsd to, wcrc authorised "a,
), 80 81 enabling said Court, Il.
the additional business thrown
BY their extended juri.d,sti6n
y uf,,''a mat aa
n.y. - ~ '"'saesios N
a. i, existed prior TO the pn,.s =
act increasing their juri,dieaof
.Iy,;.,.I 80. y, Wv '.' snsa.
Wv - VI uaa
.o Wy ~. AZ sa,,;,., N",.anc' lot y, Is
WV ~ -. 80 a'"o''is. d,
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o".' ~ ~, prSI., ''"' 'o' IL
$500. ,,n,tr Th. ""u sata
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,i,c, an IN, law Thor 'n !. i
f'',y - ~, ,.,,. no ae
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

~ crosr mark on paper denotes
thst . sstsey;b~rs tms has expired.
We Intend, hereafter, 10 do cash bust
ss~ Ii l. n.ore trouble 10 collect
as~sparer subscriptions than they are
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23
10 Guy j W TnHocHMonroS
Austin, Texas


nF A Washington a''i'.
the 9Th, 10 Tia. New York ~
.,.,ts o.r ll,vs ,f the press
,., Alma, in ief
81 ""se"'" wv
military recons'r"c''o" Az
III. ,,h,.c, n, r,cops,rue'A
,,hel States which cause. s.
excitement, and rommen, smai
,.,,,,. at lSrre is now being =
cred BY the President aud b.
net. in connection With Gen
and | am informed from hisa 4
,hx, in n few DAYS MIR Johs~
be ready to pcrfe-m the duty %
,non him y the new plas -
by Conc,e.s Secretary S,aa''
Gen. Grsn.nre engaged il ptp'
instruction, for the ruidaues
6y, ,...rals to he Assigned y
6v. d;.,r;c,s GRATED by the %
A detailed statement, Of there -
tons would be premature y
p,c.ent time ;pn.,nuch ~ ihe
dem, for hi. official sunc,ios.
LII ,,,;,, a,,, ~. J,,,.. Of u
" o WV - ,,,s nes
sps'"'' 9'"e'"'s """ ~ .. inc
ana recommend W NJ" .,l,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

pa- Me-ss. Hill 4 Langley sd
yer,'-e q very valuable place for sale
Also publish warning to all con
cerned See their Advertisements
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

~ 'ltNf F'U - ~ NJ
Gurerpor. Through the Ia {.
\ Orrcn. Secretary u STATE. d
receipt OF your inquiry VI late IN
in which my opinion in rri,ini K,
ed l-t Whether an urigin.. =,
mcut Of Notary Public can Ne a.
yuu during the recess. Of the Ia,
tufc aud ID Whether the r.
meni OF No;ariss Public can Q.
Tor Hcr counties, without he ed Fl
rrnrc VI the senate
In answer. Let The hr n
points submitted ~ me hn ~
fnr vs. have bccn able 90 het ne
decisions OF the tourte been =,
settled The doubt ON the b. "a
has at no time however heeh "a
Is, that On the second lnlsss
doubt of the Executive riea, ssl
original u' liutmculs has wa
practice, until the rule (mst. !
appointments may now be rsae
an established one This en-
question wn. submitted to NJ 4
Lcgarc. Aty Grnerll Il Re ! !
states in 1913 ANA h. ruled TIA I
rrcsidcn, had the right to u b
inal appointment without The sir
the Senate On the time u rss's \
otdcc created by Congress ,eser
before. to which no appointing
ever bcru made The corecss
,hi- ruhas has no, been contest.
a, an informed 1t is sussall
reason, aud ~ I hcii., We by ii. =
the law
> The "a point, VIA the Ia
right IA appoint Notarics pv'b'
newly created county, without
curing voice of the Senate, 10 i
difhcul. question The right ,s
10 "a newly a~...s"u ct. o" IN -
thc senate, has been charae,,fts
vcxed question 10y tho.e VI,
touched 1t IN argument kaal
there !. Argument both lur AM A
the exercise at thr power La
al sense a. non .rXrrr,s. would %
case. hazard the due and rrp1
ton Of the nN Il ranunt be-
that either the Constitution
statute mN, ,pcgitcail, gives q
,hprity. but II would seem ifss
reasoning and p Il. duplication II
Authority To appoint IN cases ~
Que before me, u necessary Ia
o the Ex,cuti,. dat, tO sre as
laws Ar. faithfully eAscu'ed
point IN the particular ease ! "A
siiering via 70 give To the mes
of Hood sufficient number %
rics public, to meet the demand
officers IN said county appear
duty resting on YOU, unless the r.
appoint Clearly ooes not exist
and does often happsn in the eh'f
a.tand,n, the closing OF a is.hi
session, omissions occur seress9 I
ardiainr the due protection d "
zen. and cndangcring grave NJ
STATE. In such cases remedy .
be applied, when il is possible les
without lniriug 10. on limit. vel ?
and defended by IL, fons'iiu'
laws
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

~ Attention Is called to the ad-
yertisemcnt of Morris McGvaw, 50
Grsvier street, dealer in Rope, Nets,
Fishing Tackle, &c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

General Sheridan issued sn order
fosbidding the municipal slsc''s"
,h;cb vas to be hold 10 New Orleans
an the 18th. under the plca u pre-
serving the public peace The
pic.,nne, from which Ne derive this
information, in q column article on
N. .ub,.e, sugsesa ,hatit would
have been we'll, perhaps, Tor "'n'
R.ira to have in,erferred and pre-
,e,cd tho assembling of tho Con'en
uonis,s in July last, upos the ''"'
ground, and for similar reasons
Thereby son. blood would have
been saved, some lives spared, aud
the occasion for much malignant
abuse of that city aud the sou'1
v.perslly, removed. 1, describes the
action Of Cen. Sheridan ~ SIMPLY
r x..
the assertion OF 'hs -"
with good intent, which is to be
;udped Of between him aud hi. mill
'Ary 'upor'of'' a"' 'e."' 49,,
tor into d'seusS'o" VI "''
exercise tue Au'no'''y ~
The very Po'""' '''' '
arguing wiz" =" 'Ff
the irresistible logic Of ths bAyone'
..;.,,."
81" -
10 regard 10 'hls o'oe' 'Ne
cant. of the 18th. says
% ,, ,huG.n
u,., NV :, ;..n;n,, hi, order no.,pon
-. r. v..,.rI.y ,,ts,
'"r w" -, ~ d. ,.l.,r,m nou
IT," Wv ,r,r,,r,,,,ny lor hi. infor
WV" 49,, .-.''..,,,,,.,, ia. military Iii
maj" ny rh .,..a,sb xa. received ar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

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a.,
s,.,.. ana, .ox, l.. ,,,.na.
nm, ,hs er x,o, ,r.ss
ma uov Inv ,hc;, turned
and a., s,.,.a ,,v dc.
.,,.v.1 and ,o,sh;,
.,.e,.d u,on Tn, La State.
ana. the r.vul>,o,. of th.i, oxu in.
nrn.t domestic affairs are now con.
,,oll,a bv a military tribunal which
receives i,s authority and power
alone from the Congress Of two thirds
or tho ,.,,;.,,v ,r IN. ,.,;o, I'll,
lac os d;sc,,,ch;.emc,, I'm. h.,n
created-th- fiat has gone for,h-the
doom Of the Sosth is sealed aud de.
liycsed and We are told that The
A Administration has expressed the
opinion that i,s requirements will he
fulfilled TO the letter.
And ~h., doe, hi. msau3 In
~,,, ,...,;,;oo ao., !, ,,... ma, I,
,;.,.,;s.. ev.,v man xho awe, -,
a.x t.SA. took an oath to support the
Consultation Of the United States,
and o,t.rward. xsys aid or sueour.
ayemeut to the WAR for secession not
only from holding Office either in the
district or nation, but also dssie~
him the privilege Of coany for any
Office ia the Vii, Of the people, from
town constable to tina, of President
cs the United States.
", huv. no vo;ce or cho;c. IN this
,n,,,rr-,he law hs. bseu made and
will hc enforced, and \, the next
.ls-,;ou a n.vro', vat. viii weigh A,
u,,.h 81. a, Ana,.x Joh,uou'. aud
much mar, than ,h., If ,hs Js,.
a,.,h.,. R..,,.,a,d.' John.on.'
and o,A., s,.,..,., and sh;.r
..;,. e., ,..v ..,.. vol. nj, al
a., "a,
~ - ~
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''D 80.
"'o"s' 70 o"' '"'.' p''' ""' ,A
ca Inc que'''o" VIII p'o'"o''
~" ." "Ay '''o'e '"s supreme
co"f'' eVe"'"a"y, Out We nave oeF"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23


The o. E,th.r AZ Mater" and Ia.
e.
tributaries nave u,eh u"uhs 'n'''
best to attract attention during the
III III. rit...;,,. 800.
P''' "''"'"
graphs from the Memphis Avalanche,
n. Henderson News of III, 9th
- 80, ,
ut ana the h'Hh'''''c jour b''' VI
the Ith inst, will give some idea Of
a. ~. ,.,. .l,ls,
N'o'' P'""'''N' P''f'' '''"'' "''''
cutting their recent swells
Th. a.,a H. increasing The t,,r
,.,,,;,,,.. a., r,.. a, nr,b .,,y, ,,,.nty.
fsur Ln,r. and /. NOW nm 20 the Li.h
u.,., r.,l az istp IN, l.,,,st ll,l
a,a lr"g. an 'rn,.J,y ui,bt a, lO
'',l..t u,sbi,g ayay III, L',,,, mart #
H., ,.,,, and ,n,,dnt;,,. the xaoi, ,it,
~. i.ye,. ,u.I,, w,l,s L.lo,, ,L, .ity
gave VA, n,ybt brfor. last ared,py 80,
- ,l,n,s,7nn. m, un,,r. ~ In.
Na,,,u, r,rort II pr,uei. rive, L,s ,nd
o,cra.w,uy IN, xhol, eoun,, adin,,n,
N m, river Cutu, are heinz drowned
IN ,,.,y J,,,,,,,n and house. AR, .ub.
wery.i The Ni.,,..iuni aud It Fran.
III. r,y,,s .,t,rd ,y,r ali Tia, law lnud.
iron, ni,nv, Ilcl,nn d,vn /. Lake pr,yi.
denec The water. are runu,ng through
Ia, lower par, of llclcua with great Wa
fence, aud the yni.en- OF uins plac,
were forced to seek safety on the wharf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

An American lady wore at recent
5alI in Paris jewels valued at s2rn, ooo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

mn- We learn from the \ q.
picayune that Mrs Suell, of Polk
county, Texas, was recently tried
and convicted Of Negligent homi
eide, for whipping negro woman,
in 1862, in such manner as to ou.
ca.ion her death In introducing a
rather extended report of the pro.
eeedings of the court in the inyesii
cation of this ease, the Picayunc
very appropriately and truthiully
says
We doAbt whether such u conviction
upon sash testimony, could be had it,
Massachusetts. were the status oi the
parties reversed II is ridiculonsly false
to say that it is impossible, in Texas or
Louisiana, to convict u white person Tor
wrongs done to black one II there
be diserimi nation in either direction, il
is much more difficult N convict negro
for wrongs " the whites,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

The MoT1o Foa III, !iouR.-
RANT no more cotton than you nud
TO supply personal expenses Cal.
t'va.e corn and Improve your stock
Lay in plenty Of provisions. Wear
no !uArias, dre~ in home spun, pat
!en''e your own people, and live rs
you did duriag the wnr-wi,hin
yourselves, Rvery dollar spent a,
the North strengthens your enemy.
Upon dollars depends the solution Of
our troubles. BE satisfied simply to
exist, independent of Yankecdom
We have been declared to be out Of
the Union, and let us quietly act ne
cordinFly NaYi.piaa,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

~ The Eastern mail has failed
us again, and We are compelled to
40 In press withoa, any very late
financial, commercial, or political in.
ielIioruca
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

The Congress Of ~ United Ssssss
A.v. p..ssA bill, = sassssd : lev.
os.ss.ibly for The "ssr seeisa'
rovsr. asa, Of the ssbsl s,.tes." ~
really to ..hsr'sa .sa eriPp's ar
industrial and mschauicsl entsr-
prisss, to injurs Us financially, to
Asras. asd goad Us individually and
collectively, 10 degrade US morally
and socially, TO Cypress US politically
aud to establish in our midst sventu-
ally a goysrnmsu, only preferable to
anarchy aud which, W very much
fear. will lead to il, OF At least to the
inauguration Of q reign of terror
similar 10 that cnsc,ed during the
dark days Of the French revolution,
when that n.,ion go. drunk on
crime to vsmit blood
The gres, cause for which the var
was inauzur.tcd by tho North, and
for the success VI which her sons
Tough, 50 hrsvely and bled 50 freely
the preservation Of the Union, and
the honor, dignity and equality of
the States unimpaircd, and the libsr-
ty and property Of the people IN
touched and inviolable has failed.
What the combined energies Of the
Sou,h-hcr strength, her wealth, her
talen, could not accomplish in four
years Of bloody perseverance, part
Of the Congress Of the United States
Independent Of all other powers OF
the Government, has ronsnmmated
a, one fell blow-thc Union Of States
has been sundered, and the last tie
that bound them a. one has been
riysn
From the inception Of the war, mp
10 the time the South laid down her
arms, the bat,le-cry Of the Northern
ao,crnmen, was the Union and the
Constitution liberty and equality
But sinee by the proves of their
arms they freed four millions of an
inferior, aud enslavcd eight millions
of superior race, their original
slogan has been abandoned, and de
naturalization, destruction, and de
graduation has been their aim add
the supreme lord-hip over a ruined
enslayed, and impoverished people
will probably be their reward.
How much was lost when We laid
down our arms' Then, whilst claim
ing and manfully eontending for the
RICH, of separate national existence,
W. were acknowledged as equal
States, whose representation in the
national councils was essential to the
well being aud prosperity of the
uaiop. bu, now, after two years oi
loyal swearing aud living after many
degrading concessions and humili
a,ipg applications for pardon and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

9rArE OrpIcsRs TO HON On
John Sherman, Of the United States
Senate has written 10 Benz r Por
ter that the State officers will con.
tinue to perform their functions IN
I'll .uperccdsi BY State Governments
organized under the new law.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

A correspondent oi the y q, trrs.
cent, signing himself " Lawyer" sue
scst- the follow ing
The proper mode Ia resist this CHE
military bill is Ia make question Tor
the courts to decide The expense Of
such u litigation IL too great Tor indi
,iJuni- The sooner the question can
he presented the better How can 1t
be done, and IN such manner a. 10
present the constitutional points in the
nost imposing form
My own impression is thnt the best
method is for the Senate To pass the
convention bill over the veto nj the
Governor to order the election of dele
rAtcs--.o elect them and 10 meet in
convention ON the day fixed by the bill
IT IN any of these steps the military
should interfere, y question kr the
courts could lie made, and the cGnst,
nationality of the military bill and the
right OF the people Ia meet in conven
ton would be fairly presented
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

py- The clouds have disappeared,
and the earth is gladdcncd once
NOR with the genial rays Of the sun.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

We regret to learn hat ere.
vase has occurred ON Bayou La
foorehs, vt AaLsr,s place, Shy miles
from the city On the line of III, New
Orleans and Opclousas Railroad. The
break il ot from seventy Ave n eighty
feet The trim from the city 70 Bra.
shear passed over yesterday morning
but the President Of he read, Who
gave Us this information, wa. unable Ut
the time to say whether il would be
able To return or not yesterday The
read bed WAS reported Ia b. partly ear
ried away by the rush OF waters. All
the disposablc force Of the company
had been cont down n the conflict with
the waters We ,rus, h he able 10 re-
port, in our evening edition, the danger
Of further injury 10 be over and the
breach closed n u P,,op,x,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

~ Tks K-niaps ARE beginning to
hold their usetinss in the United
Sntas again, aud to "agitate " a lit
We is Ireland. A band Of insurgents
ahp' At Sss Of II. Il. Ms subjects in
the s.iphborhood of Killarney, Abost
tho 18th ylt, and the British House
Of Lords wss in a f..~o,, in conss.
yns.s.. Nobody kilt" yet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

stion a. private tutor. or assistant IN
an organized school, or will take
charge OF " 'choo' !" inc county
sT- We have received a private
letter from the editor, under date of
New Orleans, li'h inst, in which he
reports business dull IN the city. We
expect long mud interesting edito-
.'"' '' " ~
ra. See notice of meeting Of Med
teal Association, In another column
Thai. "a / Oils, n,
Rn.k county, for late New Orlesas
papers.
pa- Me-sr Hill 4 Langley sd
y,r,,.e a very valuable place for salv
Also publish a warning to all con
cerned See their advertisements.
nan A.,
6rm of Hill. .!awley, & Co, of this
place. ha, our thanks for New Or
leans yapers Of the i4,h
n,
r.
~
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go, u,...,- =. IS,
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=, p, -, ,.,--
,. g..
an
w. : 'e,'~' '"' ~ ~ "
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,.,s
~ The Eastern mail has failed
US again, and We are compelled to
40 tn pres. withou, any very late
financial, commercial, or political in.
elIigence.
n.,y- tn, clouds have di.auDe,roa
and the earth is yladdencd once
mor with the genial rays of the sun.
.. A. A., n IN
Wv Pop wv "
can be had at their establishment.
Go and sec ,hom
a., 60
~
/,
"''' "", "e" :" " u
's' UNI '"' '"'' o"'.' WIZ W"
a""' W p'''o'" s"''' 'u"e''''' u"
VI '"p''l' y ,'
'
Jsvrr"soS MAuNlr.- Cotton,
and sose extra good grades us high
/" 'se., specie Gold, l3aeslad'
Dispatches nom Now orleans, Of the
18th, gives srw cotton market, at
ACE -. rise of aud &c over Prev
ss' quotations,
- IT,. Yroiau. are beginning to
hold their ~.e,;,,. in III, United
su,. ,y.;, and to .,v;,,,.o III.
u. !. Ireland. A band Of i,.,,veo,.
sLp, =. ~. OIL. n. Ms subjects in
the a.ighberAsod Of Killarney, .bos.
tho l eth yh,, and the British House
Of Lord. wss in +. l..~o,, in eonss.
,u.ast. Nobody kilt" ys,
a,.s,xo ,,,.,o., ". 49,. ,,.....
1 ls.,, ,b.,,h. vo,,,u ,,.onl. az our
,.xn ...;.,.a ... :, -. .,,,..,,,
citizen, eon,.m,l.,. ,hs o,,an;x..
III, ~ a.. alas. ri. !.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

w NJ Dopplemaysr q bro. talk
to the people through the columns of
the Republican to-day. Bargains
can be had at their establishment.
Go and see lhom.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

JxvrynsoN MAukET. - Cotton,
on the 10Th, wss taken freely Al IA,
and .ose extra good grades Us high
/" lsc., specie. Gold, l3i@l36.
D,spstche. from New Orleans, Of the
18th, gives . 6ru cotton market, at
ACE "a rise " und e. over presi-
sas quotations,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

D'sssr SOUS DsAS,-Ws ,..rs
Aos IL Baassr tAst n.As, JosAs.
Sssh ~ buried in NssA.i,ls - ~
~ issA Tbs ssshsrisg ~ lssss
~ ~ sssssosis spprspsiss ~
sSpsaisg H died IL " fsf n
enpAs II ; Nsiss isisA, ~ alss'
lsae ~ AsssseA y ~ aiassaiss
sos .ssd issslsssiss = sstA, "sassp'
vi"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

slssixa ScHoot. We are pleased
b Learn tina, the young people Of our
town, sssis,sd BY some Of the elderly
citizens, contemplate the orgauiz.-
Nsh Of = fr.s singing class. This is
very Important, much needed, aud
should " FeserAlly attended and
sneoassgsd. Lot sil, ysuag aud old,
vto sss, he prs.en, Saturday night.
shs 23sd, 1t the umbcrland Prcsby.
tssias Church.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

- The speaker Of the House OF
Representatives, Of Nebraska, failing
rssens'y 70 ks sustained in M unjus
4sssssos II voAs, worked himself
isto = pasaios, threatened to blow
oct The bruins Of the ssrgsst-st-ara,s,
ard threw the assembly into = dread.
nj aAts 81 disorder. lie uas 6aally
ssietsd, However, dspossd, and .
uore psaceabls gentleman elected in
Ass ssssd. Quie, rcigned at last
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

- A Pyeneh cock, named Al.
he'd Aaills,t, u ~ sstisg ssloss in
ssvasssA, o., recently stabbed and
killed . vsisss ~ the name Of PAillir
'Nes, ssd inssdiaisly Afterwards,
vtAtAe sAslauasios Of 20, Lord, !
s'e - aas to 10 ~ plssysa Tho
s.s hsSs visA whish b. AsA killed
Jsdgs, ssvtsA daAs isse As owa
bssass. 81 inAsaaasly ssp;ssa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

A iitkeulty occurred toby,
Dr. W. A Ainsr and Mr. Z a.,
vis, in which the latter Ma ,"V !,
The hear, aud expired in -h''
PoirGsid Ptos,sr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

As one Of the editors, whom he i'm.
plores. ". will eudcavor 10 do ~ in u
few words believing in the cons,itu
tioual RICH, Of secession. we Oh. South.
.rn people) seeded from the Union.
After u four years war, We failed Ia es
tabllsh our independence, and We sur
rendered, as W. supposed, on honorable
terms The respective states by con
ycntions, regularly and solemply held
md fairly representing the people,
yielded the right Of secession Wknowl
edged the freedom of the slaves, con
formed their constitutions and laws to
thu new situation Of Affairs, and desired
honestly to be restored to the RESPONSE
hilitics and benefit. Of the Union Sen
a,ors and Representative. wcre elected
who were refused admission into Con
grcss We the Soutbern peoplel did
VII, which lawful Executive, following
in the footsteps of his predecessor,
deemed il necessary or proper for w To
do, and in Sc meantime, ~e have con.
Quoted ourselves with aore order, peace
and obedience than could have been
reasonably expected aftsr the tsrniaA
ton Of long and bloody war In
spite cf this, We are Kept on. Of tho
Union, and treated IA the rebel people
VI the rebel State. This We consider
d fair s.At.men. Of the pres,iscs Now
what are We going to do Nothing.
We have done all, that in honor W. can
do, and We will do no more. We will
| submit and suffer, and ,io the best We
can for ourselves w. FAR aud ~ lsns ~
permitted.