The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-16

PRED There was pleasant lot oil
passengers, and The trip was in every |
way agreeable The passenger car
is oommodious, is well provided with
every comfort, and warmed by a.
good stove.
The day was exceedingly unplcas-
ant and the rains, which have been
/ ince.sant for the last three days,
I have rendered the track heavy Wy
observation induces me 10 believe
that The road bod j. no, in a. bad
condition a. ia generally believed
1 There are some very bad places, it is
true. but it would require but little
labor and expense to place them all
righ'. Daring the coming summer
I the director. Of the : = X Com
pany should bend every energy to
thoroughly improve the road bed
and equip it completely. Il they
will do this they can rely upon ma
4 king the next season profitable.
I They can and must come up fally 10
the requirement. Of the commercial
and agricultural interests Of the
country Thi- g. expected Of them
and they will then be as highly
1 praised q. they have been censured
. for bad Management
Shreveport has had prosperous
7 business season Many new houses
are going mp. and others are ia con
temptation
OF all The muddy places ! think
shrcvcpor, take. the lead The late
rain. have rendered it almost intol-
cradle The river &. high and ii.
sing But ono boat in port hut
other are expected
The people here look at the state
Of our political affairs with supreme
disgust aud Indifference, fully pre-
pared for what may happen II |
stay here after tomorrow hope to
be able 70 send sou .olaething in
tero-ting
| have been topping At the
Brooks House, under the charge
Of one of the former propriotors Of
the Capitol Hotel, Marshall, Here
found eeyoral Texas friends, and
among them, Nr J w Scott, who
has a peculiar talent ia making every
one comfortable. The rooms are all
neatly furnished with new furniture,
the servant, we'll trained and the
fare admirable There is no better
kept house, outside Of New Orleans
l..
TRuF, OH, ktvG' We had in
contemplation the writing Of an ar
ticle upon the subject Of the MUS
tice, unmanlinoss. and low mcanncss
Of the radical Congress, in forcing
upon the South a form of govern
meni, Of all others the most oppres-
5iyc aud distasteiul to them, in yio-
lation Of their wishes, aud in def
ance of their continued protes,atiouS,
in the name aud Ia behalf OF
Constitutional liberty when our
eyes accidentally Tell on the follow
lag paragraph, which we copy and
endorse
The National lntclligeucer says thore
are sixty one meu in tho House Of Rep
| resen,atyes who are willing that half
their coun,rymea shall hold their lihcr
to- At tho viii Of a hrigsdier general Of
the army Are they willing 10 hold
heir own hoeft'97 ., 'n' permit ri,,i,. 81
'a'' '"fiirh y Be true D,moer,,. W.
honest Republicans, who would i,,,os,.
M arbitrary authority On their eou1,r,
men TO "hicn they themselves 1r, mn
wiling 10 Submit
Whenever any of them can m,
'"er these qucstions satisfactorily
and convince rs Of the South ,b,,
II IL Tor our good or even alone far
''e cement OF the self styled loyal.
ISIS aud free negroes, or for the pro.
"o'''n OF fraternity the proper On =,
'rccment Of law, the aayanccmcn,
u peace, or the establishment of
iYl liberty that we are to be nm "
Mated, Distracted. and subjected to q -
Military 'a'rapy then we will PLEDGE 3
ur~elyes, by the same process of reo. "
oningi to convince hem and the "
ord, that it is Tor their and onr m
ood' and for the harmony, glory. re
nd prosperity Of tha entire nation We
'a' military leader be appointed tic
''ery state, military guard sta , me
'ned at every cross road and a fro
l'lIotine erected ia every town and few
'lase IN the land Until then, we r.,
i't we will bc allowed to withhold frol
r appreciation Of the yenucful and PIE
sane measure, and give it a place VIII,
'efe II properly beings the high. tho
niche in the temple of national nan ?
honor and high hndcd oppres.
n. "pf
az he Kansas bleeding kan.a.rl :
''H's'"5e refuses to take final ACTON "
N Tue bill looking to III. abroso,;nn the
. . fundamental law, cf the provision ,;on
'ir'nH voters in The ~tate 10 be- wb;,s '''"
massachusetts, too refuses to adont audi
constitutional amendmen, Nh, ,;o,l
'umaey' Why net M, .u,L ~
: -'a'es under The ban Of the sbelln GAM
,e' prescription, or ,verride their tool
" OF Stte eon,re! by army domino. sla,,
'--Natfonah hteiiiqeIcer 'AeI e