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NOTICES.
Three-fOurlhs or she Profits Returned to
the Policy Holders in the
Georgia Home Insurance Co.,
OF COLUMBUS. GA.
INCORPORATED 1881
Cash Capital and Surplus, slOO.OOl

CaSh J2plbal aBd saEpiaBS SfOVsVVS
7 IBERAL CONDITIONS EQUITABLE
L. Rates, and Prompt Settlements. Parties
Insaring in this company viii get their pro
portion OF profits In Scrip, which will be
taken at par va ne on reneWals rHH.
MOORE & WEST, Agents
TgL Madison street..
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10. BANFIL All,

"EYE established thsir oas, to
III Block, In resr OF NO
they may be found by pgAIyi
sn Of
The
Ssg
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NEW ADvERT1sEM'

Ladies' fUFs. all qnalifII
Miller d. Letdy's, SPPOsit
square. o
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DcAAa IAa1
-~IntrOducing her fncOmparably charming
v0caiiZauon.
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Wagon and Carriage Material

Corrected Daily by Woodburn, Smith a Co,
Nos III and m6 Green street, St Louis. :
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The performances will eonclude with the
Pretty Home-breaheE. D3tL
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Retail Price, "a 90 Each, and 1nyusriably Cash
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CnnaiIlA's husband.
Eady CannIna.&..-MI3s RMILtE MELVILLE
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No Decepti0R.-We mean to 81
the retail branch, and have mar
Dry Goods down to lowest figrres
Silk q Co. oc.
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York, says, speaking Of the results Of the

4 -
late elections;
These u~nfsvorable results, however,
are by no means conclusive Indications
OF the prospect for 1858. The Democrats
have made no actual gain IN U0tes, CT
.cept fn Connecticut. Their victories have
beer won IN consequence Of the apathy
or temporary disgust OF Republicans. OF.
course it il possible for the Republican
party TO act q unwisely a. to drive into
the opposite ranks those who have this
year simply stayed at home. But, unless
great follies are committed, New York
and Indiana are the only large States
which can be Doubtful Ia 1865 and the
RepUbhcdn candidate is sure TO carry
$50 Of he27 electoral votes nOlg rec0g-
nised. II the South is reconstructed on
the Congressional plan, land its vote
upon any other basis will not be count
ed the Republican majority will be in
creased. Surprising, however, that by
the detection Of Pennsylvania and Ilii-
nois, as well rs New York aud Indiana,
a Democratic President should be cleo
ted, with q House of Representatives in
sympathy with him, the Republicans
have thirty-four Of the fifty-fOur Sens-
tors until 1871 beyond doubt with q
moral certainty OF retaining thirty until
1873, aDds certainty that may fairly be
called absolute, Of retaining twenty
seven Senators until that time.
Sixteen Republican Senators hold over
until 1873, thirteen until 1871, and OF
those who retire In 1869, six are from the
States Of Maine, Massachusetts, Miehi-
gan, Minnesota, Rhode Island, snd Yer
mont, which no m can pretend 70 con-
slider doubtful, and one from Tennessee,
who will be chosen by the present Legs
lature within q few days. OF the 5ena-
tors retiring in 1871, seven are nom
Iowa. Kansas, Msine, Massachusetts,,
I Michigan. Minnesota, 10 johnson man
and Rhode Island, which are not Doubt
fui States, besides two from New Hsmp-
shire and Tennessee. Our figures are
therefore, inside the boundsOf reasonable
certainty. II the Southern States are
restored, Il viii be with 1t least ten Re
( publican Senators-frOm Alabama, Flor
/ ida, Louisiana, Mississippi and South
( CsroliDa-out Of the twenty 20 which
I they will be entitled.
Thus Il D certain that the policy
Of Congress cannot be reversed for six
! years TO come, except by a change Of
views within the lines Of the Republican
7 partv or by some act Of revolutionary
/ violence. Against the latter danger we
are protected for ct least another year by
the fortunate circumstance hat the Gov
errors Of all the great central States,
having at their command all the avsilE-
bic militia force Of the country, are thor
oughly in sympathy with Congress D
would bring 3 powerful and well organ
lied body OF troops to its aid In case OF
an outbreak. This consideration mas
made the result in Ohio, where alone 3
| Governor was elected this month, oi
great importance. II the Democratic
candidate had been elected there MI.
johnson might have felt much more dls-
posed 10 try issues with Congress than ne
Willfeel now. al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

DIvoRcx MADE EAsy,--The New
York Times is showing the various
devices tina. sre resorted 10 IN New
York. Us elsewhere, 10 max. divorce
sasy. After quoting from the ndscr.
Using columns Of one Of the city
journals, the case OF certain loyal
gentleman who proposes 10 procure
absolute divorces from the courts OF
several States without publicity or
fee til saocessful, the editor says
Very many Of these divorce su',a
are conducted in a manner 10 ereced
ingly confidential, ths, one Of the
parties mos. interested u not inform
ed Of the proceedings at all, until
asioaaded BY the presentation OF ihs
decree. We are cornixan' Of case
wherein an cs,imsblc lady, inbocea,
Of all wrong, and ignorant even OF
any dissatisfaction on the part of her
hus band, parted with him affection
sicily Ut the steamboat dock A. she
started Oh = journey to sse some
friends, soino houys after, In the pri-
vacy Of her slateroom, she found
lcisure 10 examine . paper her hus'
band had hssdsd hev y, The lsst min
ute, and discovered il 10 h. copy
Of . decree IL divorce rendered by
an Iiiisois Judge. Before the steam
4 A. -.
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J. HI. JOHNSON.
Dentist,
Marshall. Texas.

NIHlfSl11KI, Z ClAH'
n HsPECTTUIl.Y tesAsrs Nh sr-
II, vicu 10 bin az sicnih and petroaa
Is uarsisoa ~ sdioi.ipg cssRtiss. Freo
Is loux expsriepce and close application
y ~ psshssos ~ lels warranted ~ ~
~ III " sosk will b. iaixhs 10 sooe.
Arti0cisl tssSh inserted on The Vulcan
ils bsre iron - 10 fill VI, sud psrSrcs
salisiectioa gsasesssed'
He con b iound u bis oaAce q
I'll tiues Where ii 10 inconveasent ~
$500 70 eons to ~ odl~. ,bsy viii b.
v.i,pl o. st their hoMa. Hs ssrv'ets
80 b secured By addressing biz" through
he nail o. Otherwise.
Oyvps-Wes. sias Of The Public
Bqsam. Sspt 81 s-u
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Misrrllantuus.
Window Glass.

3'fI7 Window Glnss.
utygT received by A. Fear, a large 10
d II M quality AcCsIly. w,neow
d., The best BRAID in tho on'sso
8ta1es ssA The frsest from brsehsse,
~ : >Aeioe ips d tAaP, Imp
shinnsys, coal ~, t., which vill -
IN q the lowest 'agurss according 20
soss asA qsasv ever os'sed m 's''
sastss, b. SEARS
Jsly -, 1857. s'''"'
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fri Drugs! DrsaSs!! sa
A LARGE bill Of fresh English snd
n French
n1uo4, PAINTS, obs,

And LtauoFs. ke., 10, IL nov being
received ssd openesi BY A s.sr at the
old stand Of ssass b WttAenpoon, WHERE
he will Be pleased TO sce his old cnssome.s
- we'll ~ new ONES and furnish them With
ssasi~s aod snadsllersssd Drug. Nod.
eaaes, nd I'll Other ARTICLES sssally hept
In Drss Stars, II The very lousst hgasvs
tAat : ssoulse and unsdalisratsJ article
sas pss,bly b. sch a. 10y cash. W
speclai reqsest he has brought on several
articles ~ kest elsrwhest IN this city.
amoos them b Oatasrh Ssua sud Sewing
Maehlus uesalss. ~
take pleasure u iaformia9 ~ Gus,
tomsss aud the psble generally that l
have secured The services Of NJ. l. II.
Bsuee, phasnaecutist, late Of The house
Of Mr. Frank X Weed Of this city, who
win b. IN hand u I'll hour TO attend %
he Prsscriptisa DsPsstneet
Ta7 rH A. 68ARS, DragRiss.
Fsh -. 1857. n2s''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26
A Marriage Aitcr Three Minutes
CaurtaAip.

Many are the ktori6n ths' nav
been told Of rapid eoartshit-, where
by two hearts have heca brought t'
a realization Of love ~ s', few
hours time; improbable talc-, too
have bsss related Of queer matehc.
constituted ~ that eccentric littl'
god, Cupid, and were II not thai
truth Is stranger than fiction, I'll,
mos, crcdulous cowld scarcely bcliey,
them. Chicago boats nov Of ib'
beat time on record in The ma'ri
moniai line. the foundation for whIci
is = strange and almost inooncc,sabl,
short oouri-hip aud marriage. Their
are, though, romances IN real lli'
more astonishing than the pen OF th'
novelist has ever depicted The END
of r9manees in general is marriage
which is said to be the beginning u
true happiness in life, bu, ldcsl,su
does not always cnd when married
life begins, as is cxemrl'6ed in 'hi'
story.
There came over from "o'"soy
several months ago, a young gH'
like Jcph,has daughter, passing
lar, accompanied ny man "n'ne'
Frederick hermann' Inc 'mPe'""
iosity oil tho latter cause" '"s purse
of the lassie to suffer somewhat a,
she paid ms 'afc' TIC was 10 marry
4
he" bat Jailed 70 90 so, ana 0" y"
gust zoth hho instituted sun aga ns'
INN Tor tho recovery OF INC money
The care came before Justice 0ehoen
ewa'd, put 'he'e was ~" ''"'"a
ton TO H. heimann dfoPPea 90"
dead IN the saloon helo" me Once
Of the Justice, No lao randolph
street, just ns he was about 10 De AZ
Taigned for final examination Inc
Coroner jury rendered verdict
that he had died from mental excite
mcnt Now, the mention OF the
cnsc in the daily press attracted the
attention Of a lone widowcr IN Au
rora, Ill, who saw an opportunity TO
once more oojoy the Bills. Of welded
life. Mary FGsser, the German las
sic alluded 10, became the star OF his
fancy He would win her though
the heavens fall. Bercft Of worldly
aid, as he thought she was, be could
secure her with little troublc
Chicago was ovevA wing with sight
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

VIII .nd Wisdom.
Flora, NY darling the dinner Is wait
ing.
Tho soiee Of the waiter is heard oa
the stair.
The guests on their bosom. ,h1ir nap.
kin- are p'nning.
fiorn, my darling, why lingering
there
oh has, thou forgotten how early was
brmk fast,
oh hast thou forgotten how late
shall Ice tea
We may l.' too late and wc shall not
get any,
Flora, NY darling, have pity es me
tiora, my darling. co,nc down frum YOUR
toilet
Tho i,ir turkey CLEANS IN the Jelly.
miid light,
oh, whore Is tho spell tina, once lay In
plum padding,
Come down as you are ~ ! shant get
bite
Flora, my Flora, my faint voice /. call.
Ere long will h, vanished h.tb mad.
ding and tart,
shall be too late, and they won't leavc
me any
oh why dos, ,hon io,tcr, when thcy
must depart
know | m TOO late, aud they won give
me any,
"h why dids' thou lo'ior' thou loved
At l...a..
'' my "'""
A little four year old girl in Low
H. r. " " W." ,h ''"' l'"o"
a.a,,nd III. a " "o"'ns "'' ''"s
,nan,ac,, -. "n, rIi" :"
.a;.' a,.s. 49,. , "'", ="
49, VA, ~" .'i, ~" a"'y "o".
80 r n 49, "u 10 "''"'"'
-" v" I,,d ~ oy,, oo.'"R a.
:, WI 49,, -. 1911, Wv" 's'p"
over the moon. This was begin.
n'nR Ills early, decidedly
R,bb; Jo.b., o,c, m., Lavu,o
carried eoms.h.rs Ia !. covered ,cs,
sol Nv boy" sn,J tho Rabbi
1" shat have Won in your ooye,cI co.
scl2H
ar II was intended for you to
know f" rcpliod tho hoy a, ws..iI
not be covered
cannot - Often gentleman
wh"e I" sec "gener'l'y asneak
'e'y rev ~ho Pro"'s" TO "ree ever
men" ~"s' ,hsy promise u Is
WY Tue 'enf''e'' hn's Of evad'"e
ANY r'' :, "a oowaf'ly AMI cruel
~ yo" 40 not 'n'.na TO ob''ge
keith tho boar, sick %
so,a. h.,.. IA. II.
80. "n.n NO., - .. s,n T q. w.
shadows Of life.
No. n a.
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l5ss 4. =. DAVIS,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
HAlnUALI 30M.

krIl.i. take acknowledgements q pre- %
~ Dssds, Moss0noss. - Ansssss - 'sVsr
,rsisse. = ~ ~ u ~ coustsy atesnAe1
nro~.uv. O1ue Wwe ~ q ~ Pssase
\us,s. ~ Aeer = n. usass' Drua 1880.
s.h''i n III at1-ly.
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WHITE Mrs. ALI Liars. 1t is a
melancholy fact that since the law
of the State have been amended 50
AZ tn allow negroes to appear as wit
ncsses in all cases, white people have
suddenly stopped telling the truth.
Not one white person can be found
who regards tho sanciity of an oath
and who hesitatcs 10 toll a lie. That
this is the cnse, it is only necessary
to visit the Mayors court, and listen
TO the witnesses who daily appear
there If the most respectable and
highly esteemed citizen appears ~ =
witness, there will be half dozen
negro witnesses present TO swear that
he Is not telling the truth. Some Of
these are professional witnesses, and
are always on hand, ready to be call
cd for in any case that may come up,
II is very bad that white men are IN.
capable Of swearing To the truth 10
these latter days ---Riehmond Ex
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Guard agaips, hasty Judgments Of
character, and shove all, sgninst
hastily usserisx sentiments, or
making remarks, to the disparsge.
msnt Of othtn. Particularly avoid
making the errors, failing-, faults or
foihss of good people, either IN pri-
vats or public msttsrs, the subject 81
rash and sssssrdcd rcnarks. Be
known for charity, forbearance, and
kindness.
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The new hotel At 81 Louis, to take
the place II The lately burned Lin.
dell, has bssn named the paschsll
House, In honor Of the late Nathaniel
FaschaIi, editor II The Missouri Re-
publican, te ISL
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the reflective mind, no month is 81
proI,Iic in food for thought and 10
lessons of instruction a. October
Need We dwell upon It's beauty tb'
hrilliaacy Of It's sunset skies th'
corv-ousnc-- Of its vsriegs'cd woods
tho vitality ,hx, floats In III inspired
/ brcc,cs2 Each one sho hss nn eye
to SEQ and soul to feel, Knows ih'.
aud what the painter pencil has st
often failed to dcliuease and The poet
pen To describe Why shoald attempt
The DIVING swan Is said 10 concen
iraio aud expand all her powers !,
her last song, aud that song through
which her spirit is waited swa3
away, know not where, has In Il
beauty and melody uneqnallcd be
fore. SO moihinks the year, ere she
wraps around her the cold winding
sheet ~ winter, etc she clcscs hci
re- ign to be- cntomhcd in the bosom
Of the arcs, makes . mighty caet,
aud IN its last makes It's creates, aDt
hes, exhibition OF power and beauty
But let this pas-. II is ours now IL
pause amid the glorious wrecks o.
dccayiug nature, aud read the les
sous with which every dying lcsi
teens, and liz, 10 the whispers which
tia, moufuful breeze sounds in my
ear for il is vocal and the mind and
the Spiri, that !. rightly allurcd may
catch sounds rich with departing mu
sic. How much may be heard and
learned in wandering through the
woods al this season and how pleas
ARE these wandering, for mind and'
muscle seem 10 catch the spirit from
espiring nature. aud We feel strong
to think, To suffer, OF to act
Probably the ptedominat,ng spirit
Of the season is that of sadness but
il Is heal,hiul, thoughtful, earn
est sadoo-s. Involuntary thoughts
will come, as departed friends,
of stricken hope. and faded joys,
that like crushed tiowcfs, strew
our path, insolun'urily We lingcr
amid the memories tina, spectre .I,kc
haun, the past We feel this autumn
season is Sirikinply emblcmalic -
$50 aourishcs aud fades majestic
man" With all his glory and pride
aud power, "a wind pss-c,h over i,
and Il IL gone, and tho place thereof
kpewrth il no more forever The
NJ, of a flower /. the mourninl opi
tome OF human life: /, buds bios
sons aud foJoice-, fades and dies
Lice has It's spr,np and harvest time,
and life has ,,s autumn, It's autumn
of old are. Of nding flowers. Of for
akinp friends, of disease. aud grave.
m,und. and death
These ,houyhis nav bring sad
ne.. but they ought not to bring
gloom. for other thoughts and other
truths precious and briyhi. lie side
hy side with those H. not autumn
III Al ages richest in beauty and glo
ry aud fruiis2 IL II mol tho culmi
mailing of .ecd and harvest time. -
which wee shout the Harvest Hon
May not Old age he aof IT the seeds
Of yirturc and usefulness are thickly
sown in youth and the whole HE
has been we'll spent, these seed. ma
turing aud spreading, viii not the
old age be good, and hcnorcd, and
gIoriousY Are not gay hairs a
crown Of glory whcn found in the
service of righteousness May not
old age rejoioe in tho work Of her
hands aud the fruits OF her labor
May not The top stone Of declining
years be brought with shouting. of
"graeci "gracel unto ~ May
she no, gather around her the 'ro,
,.It.a .T .A...t,.,. ....l .nu,..sy aud
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A young gentleman, who WAS at
one time very much smittcn with =
pess, ,ittls Frsn.l" sid that IN
his travels through tho Wssa Indies
he of,cn felt some very sevcrs shQsks
fron earthquakes, bat they we're not
4 Giro snstasee whsu compared with
shoss which he szpsFisaeed fron
this LITTLE earthquakes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

Tug DEBr.-lt IL said chat II =
man were TO eonnt one dollar every
seoond-allowing leu hours for a
dsyswork 1t would take him $50
years 10 count The national debt, sup.
posing il 10 be no more than is sen
orally stated, say about s2,7o0,ou0,.
600.
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XA-i.i.sraaiss Nssiee.

At ~ sapasnsbss tsTn' a. II -.
A ~ ths Cosnty Court Of HAIRLESS
sosasy, psr.aIaing % the estates &c. ., a.
st,s 49, fysatsd b he andess'sesd'
~. - 49, q Willian W. Bsuee, g.
ss.ss1. This =, tAsr.fr:, 70 gre
no.ice 70 al psfsona having cisln's
aniust said eseats, y psess~ 49,
X,Sir The tins pssssAAsd b ~. Coy
s.sas,ticsssd, aud &sss ls&sbs'd 10
-sks inusaiaGs pAyn.ea
= WN. h. BRIlO8, Adan
nl i, EDY BRUCE, Ad:x
Ou>uhps 3 ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

Hobbs, the old rascal, says an
American girl loves with her eyes,
nn English girl with her arms, =
frcach gis! .i,h her lips, and ital-
ian and Spanish with all three, A
Boston woman capitalates in three
mouths, u New York woman in two,
and New Orleans woman In one
Causes partly climsctcrie and oonsti-
tutiousl, and partly few words from
the old folks IN the back room.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

louise AlnA~Aet fer Hases
n EsxRKuLA ps,svsy In IL On, .
Y Masshak AqQeyte ~
~1-sss HIkEALANCLEY. ,,
M.nAsn. ksss ~ 49, ~. ls9
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,MsM. MVLKIN,

N n. MUk11IlN. ssF %
! ErUn1ao klD atA6nhn - ~ etele-ue
\ and usd1ns - q 0amAsa. -
flui.y. " w. neepol .pa1esaaos easse-
extends d ~, ~ Dirsa 10 issoen
b. ~ ~ ny Hs'aa'd 40
fpAred. va m s,ss i ..,l.
PACKA ANN ONAHM
serve ,tAeA.ss sAers sesses. ~ ~ ~
~t reasoaah)e >GeaA sa;rl I'D. 3
Fam. 5. leG7.. lsanisuli.. ssNTr
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Dolso BxrTEs.-DA few days since.
as = lady connected with cestain
mission wss visiting one Of tho pub
lie Institutions for the reformation OF
juvenile delinqusnts, she would ask
the different srchins for what misdc.
meanor they were in there. 4. went
Of I'LL she came to rather hard
looking boy, who evidently didn I
like the "system, when she asked !
What are you in here for ? -
For stealing coat, mnrm."
Well, aren, you sorry for III
Yes feloomiiy)
won't you try aud do better mex !
time1"
=. w.. fiit .,ast t..,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

MN l1ek ne1fL.
| II WIN ETH GU s. = ,
North East Css~~ Rsb1ts Ssaars,
UNCLE JOINS BLOCK.
NHls HoAGlk essvseSsesly sitnaaed
ior 10 tssvsiliag pablo, whsss
tests can b. aeeo00e441pe we0 W
by BEHT. 6sevens sensitive, easAe'
d obilgiag. Prseetetos - elesss Y
b. r.sd5 % ~ - : "~s's
Call il 0saals.1s ~ rsi.ssr
Aag ~, leo9sdi'A 'ssl ~ nfA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

koaN =. VILLA NIB. Attorney .!
Law. nseoAAil, Tsxas, has rseeHed
4 prsctiss d ~ pPolhotss n ~ eosss
IL 0ir1h Jc11efal District. ed " ~
bun,y Of Nasioa d lie Eighth Judicial
district Casa1sl attantioa ~il y gsvec
! The soliessIos d elal~s. and 'e'sle"e"'
old debts. -.
Marshall. Nov. II, 1856. "'s''y
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b L. Bl0aTOWKIs, Aucsnsy -
f., I.y. Eiysisa r., n...ise. G. z.
fxss. viii psaetis y =: Ueef1 o ~
|x,h J udicial District, u besaoess ~
[,s,ed - II. viii receive PfoaPt a.
n = :. !, A. 1855. .ss ss,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

MARX twain (" IL 8. s. cl-~sss.
+" Josh BilIiags" i Hsary W, shsv'
+" Jss~sa Pipes ia Stephen Mssssn'
"P. v. Nasty il D. X. Locke.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

rors,.r. m. rs7nAs.. - v. rors'
HAVE foensd eoysrtsessaip 10 The
practices II Nv, vnd<r Ne m nau'e
r5Pn, UrBDM An, D POPE Ths1
BIZ stisu1 ~ Vsssts - The Coossss o.
srsiasn, H., RanpaA. ~ upees. .:
9 oh, ~ hssiss u ~ ~ 's0's's'
District. ,s.s,s.-.,...f 81 $500
september Is. 1855 ggamm ."
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J. b. TULLls, s,e.,
DENTIST. b.
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Of checks and balances, thereby af
fording protection to each State, and
in,erposlug a check to the exercise,
BY the general government, Of uaau-
thoriyca or unconstitutional power
This is sprsr-a' is the very structure
of tho government The President
is elected by States, aad not BY the
people en- masse. lie may he elect
ed with a numerical majority against
him of over half a million Of votes
And yet, thus elected, he il clothed
with tho power 10 veto the deliberate
action OF the two houses Of Congress.
The House of Representatives repre-
ser,s to certain extent tho popular
will, and yet the apportionmen, may
be- sach as to embrace only minofi-
ty The Senate, GU the contrary, re
presents the States in which Dela.
ware snd Rhode Island have rs po.
tent voice as Now York and Penn
sylyania A bill may pass the House
and be defeated in tho Senate, and
by the direc. agency Of the smaller
States. II may pass both houses and
receive tho signature OF the Prcsi-
dent, and be defeated by the Supreme
Court, which acknowledges no direct
responsibility to the people.
The history of the Government and
Of the public men who participated in
,s organization, clearly show, that
while some were for enlarging its
powers by implication, all united in
It's operations. That while some re-
asrdcd the checks and balances at
iordcd by the Constitution ms sui.
fieient eouuterpoiss agslns, uncon-
stitu,ional legislation aud 10 fully
protect the rights and liberties of the
people, others looked tc State action
ms necessary in case of dire cstrcmi-
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