The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-29

W. ~ 49, |
Nearly every nesvo in ~ sssA
s-day, b dsPsadsst uPss ~ osaas-
s1ky ssA casoufsgsasst = SsalA-
N .es for the rssf tAss Sa.sltaR
hin, The nsAsrial hat clsaAss Nh,
The meat anl bread that fbsds ssa
lsstens him, sad the littis aslicasiss,
luxsriss, and gew-ssvs 49, aeDsass
bis appetite and crafty he psids.
Were their coantsasass vitAhe3d,
the negro would b either thrown
upon sovern~sssai charity, o. M
10 ssar,e. They hsvs asitAss lssd.
horses, money, nor previsioss viii
which or upos which 10 support
themselves, Or commence asy kisA 4
busiaess. We IN fssl kindly 70.
wsrds them, pity then, aad wish
them we'll But tAsir ninds are b.
ing poisoned. Rvil-niadsa aaa
blssk- hearted dsnsgoguss, are teach
ing them to hsts the soutAssasss,
sud BY their votes to show their hes.
s:lity to Us. We would b. more
than bind II ~ failed to -. il, aad
~ would b more thsa criminal, II
W refused to ssaeh them their inter
ssss AID thsir duty, 10 this period Of
their igsostacs asd danger. The
propositiess Of Northern fanstics 70
eonasssts the lands OF tho South aad
parcel II amongst them; he mixed
uestisE In the South, to which they
have been invited, aud whore they
have been addressed BY whiss friends
aud enemies aud the false snd dark
ly dangerous promises aud is9uss-
ments held outao them by the hire
ling hordcs who have boon injecting
the land since their emancipation,
have added their brains, and alled
their minds with hopes alike della
sive and dangerous. Their eaesv-
neas to register, A. manifested whsrs
ever the o&ccs have bees opened I;
their audacioua insolencs, a exAibi-
ted 10 the streets Of almost sssry
little town; and their outFsSeess
conduct "a witnessed 10 the lsadirg
cities, force the conviction upea oar
minds that they arc being ts.psrsd
with in such . manner, and escoss.
sgcd in lawle.sness to such Z degree,
unless checked, a will necessarily
lead to unpleasant consequences.
There are but few Of them in Our
midst, who are not in the employ Of
some white man and they Always
entertain more or less respect for tho
man for whom they labor. win
such employers call up bis freedmen,
and enlighten them in their duties in
the present crisis' Teach them that
If they would be prosperous and
happy, they must necessarily stsad
by the South, and vote only for South
srn men. Their interest is the same
A. the whites, As long A. they remain
in the country. II the cotton nads
by the white man il taxed, 70 will
thcirs BE- IL the white mau 10 ruled
by Bureaus or other military officials,
80 will they be. If one il denied a
voice in the councils Of the natien,
the other will be alike dsbarrsd.
Tell them they are A. free Of Yankss
doniua ton ~ the Southern whites,
and are allowed AN free an exercise
Of franchise rights, and that all the
hi.iAons storics told them by con
meat being reserved for them in
case they fail to vote az radicals
want them, is a lie. Inform then,
that even II they support the radical
ticket-go against their ffiends in
the Southland for their villaiaous
actions receive the pitiful patches Of
land promised them by those ~,ald-
be highway robbers, thu. they will
lose the good esteem of their for
mer friends, and will bring about
such state Of things ~ II would b
neither pleasant NJ" profitable to
contemplate.
The people Of the South have sub.
mittsd to much more, but Va do not
wish W see the day roll around whsa
even 10 the name Of the govsssusnt
The attempt shall BE- made 70 plses
either white OF black radicals 81 ~
lssds or in the houses Of so.eallsd
Southern traitor. Thh johs has
gone far enough, aud for H. fsenrs
good Of the country " vssh vass
the mad fastienisss 1t tAs Nssth thAs
II would he dangerous novsnsuk
II was the last hair that broke ~
camels back. When W have not
only bssn robbed Of our pol;tissl
rights, but are also deprived Of or
property, and negroes ssd foreign
radicals are forcibly placed il pos-
session Of our lsads and houses, ~
will have no cause to love or respect
the government, or 10 fear the r.
suits Of most desperate resort,
~ District Court which he's bssn
il session for nearly fear weeks,
Judge n. d. Eetos presiding, -.
joasnsd - Ttsrsday svsaisg, havisg
10 the nsastias clsarsd ~ sosaty
jail, and disposed Of quits ssnbss
Of civil asd pssy criminal sasss.
Col. J. N. Hall, setiag Distsist A.
tornsy, gave sntiss ssaisfaetiao 10 IL
Court and ~ fsisads u jsstiss, saa
eaissd for AlnssK . very saviab,s
Fsputasion. Seven mes, two whites
an1 I've blssks, were sestsasea 70