The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-14

u ATrvs and Gallant Wsaaa.
A woman in Tcsnsssss Informed
her husband = few days befors the
elections there, that If he voted the
Mongrel ticket she would leave him.
He did 50, and true to her word, on
the evening" Of election day she
moved to hsr fathers hcuss, where
her hushasd west AFTER her. No.
thing daunted she ordered him per
emptorally to leave her presence, As
she would not live with him Another
day. She declared 10 his that she
held IL utter eostcnPt . man Who
would vote for . party that was
seeking TO drag herself sad her
children down to the degradation Of
negro equality. 0lorioas woman !
Her virtue sad hsroism are worthy
Of the sablimest days Of Spartan or
Roman coursgc. What, indeed can
be more repulsivc to a true woman
than tho simple thought that her
children should even bs iamiDiar,aed
with the idea Of equality with an
inferior race?
Would not any mother prefer a
thousand times 10 rcc tho dear little
b.ie at her bosom, blusAipg in all
the delicate lovelines Of il pure
Caucasian beauty, Z corpse IN her
arms, rather than suppose for a
single moment that its progeny
would he = miserable, misccgensts
mssa Of bybridism, d,essse aud
death Every true womanly instiact
rebels a, the though, Of Mongrelism.
The unperverted female, require no
argument to convince her Of the
saSardisy and vilcpe~s wrappsd up
in the principles Of the dominant
party. We have been informed
upon reliable su.hority, tha, the
wives Of rome Of tho Mongrcl Con
grcas, lsst winter, wcss in almost
open rebellion over nonstrous views
their husbands sometimes Expressed
In debate. In fact, IL this vilsncss
goes on, and the men do not put
down every vestigc OF negro equality
ws should not BE- surprised to see a
isnsle rebellion. 10 shame or drive
the men into dscency.
At all events, let every woman
who has = Mongrsi husband do ~
the noble mstron Of Tennessee, and
10 shall make short work, Of the
wicked dslusion now ruiniag our
country, and which is gradually
sspping the very foundation Of
society. Indeed, what would be
lsN Of America when tho North
American Continent IL reduced to
the ssme condition ~ the South
Ameriesn2 Can any American,
proud Of his country, contemplate
ia possibility for single moment,
without horros1 Aad yea il 10 to
just that condition that No asc now
being whirlsd With railroad speed by
the Monsrel party, with its Applian,
css OF military rule and Congression
81 usurpations. A kind providcacs
will ssrsly avert this avfsl int, IL
those Who ksoU tho riyAt will but bs
true to their country, themselves,
their children and their God Il ~
y D"y Book.
BRILLIANT CAhKxK AND SAD
END oy A CONFEDERATE BoY.--We
and In the last aWmbsr Of tho Win
chester, Va. Times . brief bioErsphi-
cal sketch Of Capt George Bsr~sll
Of Clarke county, in this State, whs
recently perish~d in the Imperial
army or Msxinilisn.
This gallar. virginisn VISA Only
fourteen Year, of eye when tho lsss
war ef independents broke out, but
despite the protests of his friends,
enlisted In the Southern army. and
bore hiesslf through al la contests
with distinguished gallsntry and
credit. Amer Lea. surrcsder he
dctermised 10 leave the country, aud
with this purpose he went to Mexico
and rendered his sword to the I'm
pcror Maximilisn. In the Imperial
service ks displayed the ssms ardent
valor which had marked his Confsd-
crate career, and he rose to The grade
Of Ca tain. In one Of the almost
nuubsslsss Affairs which ~srs fought
in Maximilian' . last canpsigs, yousg |
Burwsll vas sortally wouadsd, aaa
brsathed his last on the Asld Of
action.
There srs but Few heroes 70 whom
sv, 10 applicable the words Of BY
ron
brief brave and glorious wsa bis
yoans career"
49,
fsssssviso uAA'H;-Ise oc'es-
tine American rs'e''' orsny. 70 me
plan Of VI: Louvs'' an hng''sa1a",
TOT preserving srain oy storage 10
vsseu1, LaEs sssss iro" eyhsder
ars sllsd With The grain, wheat OF
corn, aud the ar exhausted ~ an
air pump The Inventor has placed
in. cI'nd'r OF tho sind' wheat mat
had Ism ~ the Sser Tor twenty 'cnf
hos's s.d nseo"s 'a.ss.esa v"e
~stss. A. tina enc I" sve DAYS
was iosaa ~ s.celle"' soao''io" ,So
have seen other and stronger ts.ti-
uony 70 this mode Of preservation
A lonx article, very favorable 70 il,
spessssA recently il ~ Loaisvills
Journal, in which, II " rsusnber
rightly. Il wAs stated that the appss-
atss vss massfscsursd 10 J.osisvilIs,
and ths spiaisa expressed that IL