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



from a long and able leader ia TIA,
Cincinnati Commercial, a prominen
Republican journal, upon the mi
quitous military bill recently passed
by Congrcs. by which the govern
mcnt was denationalized. States un
Stated, aud the civil branches of III,
government made subscryicnt to III,
whims and capriccs of a legislative
executive and Judicial Brigader
II j, said s'raws show which way
the wind blows. May this littl,
trembling ia Cincinnati, be only tn,
fore runner Of mighty storm o.
popular yitluou- indignation in tn,
North beneath whose rushing
mighty winds the shameful cdiic,
of military dc-potism shall be over
ahelmcd and destroyed The Com
mcr.iul says.
The military government bill which
| has passed tIr House Of Representa-
| two. mast Doc ranked a. uu extreme
tul dangerous measure II not ~ a
Teat crime done in the name OF liber
IS Perhaps part OF the public ayl.
fly We see may be accounted tor on la
3 k1yhcioueauli maxim ihut $50 bear
u with cquanimity other people troubles
hut Dc Is time tins proposition 20 make
n paramount aud eternal the rule ut Brig
81 aIior- over the south should bee ANA.
y lylci
The preamble giscs as the rea,on for
the hill that the southern state govern
mrut- afford no adequate protection
TO- l3.e aal property &c. and that
"it is necessary that peace, and good
order should be- inlurcgl ~ sisid states
\ II load governments may go any time,
1 b. uyerJhrown ly ast ol tfrgre-, when
- majority may think such state ct
tHn-s exists every one vt our state
Hternp.cuts i- absolutely 40 the mercy
ii Congress Here rs no prctcuce vi
NJ NliErI resistance to tNc FEDERAL Gov
s ,Iumout uo pretoncc that single hit
'xStHIaIn ot troops is iu arms against H.
a*t uw tho Potomac tl the Rio Grunio
b. pretcuc' that there is any other dis
Ituruanor than % prevalence ul crime
I'll y a,.h B. unusual. and an uuwiI'lutuoss
COURT. and iuries "a pun sh it get 90
'Hu-rcse l. 20 assume the right 10
~ trlhruw the local governments. 90 de-
elarn them pretended $50 that uur
auunt may Doe given 20 every Grimm
b. disposed person Co treat their law.
b uul and their courts az without an.
u,y and after thus Offering 90 pr"
Aum nr CRIME and general uwlr--
d 90 turn them over tU martial law
flor slalor,talv p,r,r,v;n,, "a.
~.
rul lhlu'''' anu wrong resigned '7
b. inflicted upon the peoT~e Of the
l a.. ..r.-.'...., r1.
sou. 'a ''' '"'''''"''"' '' INNS
8tniqW,1u, measure, it concludes
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y 90 congress, which It would per-
m. do well to heed
no '"l''"''"''0n o' 4'h'F'i justice
Yii make uuIft-+ pause. one tAIut Ui
~ should make them careful II
D. drspouc ruvr Is a. BE- Ia the Pres
.u' hands and u Boo is what thHy
.,e him the sharp 0l the sword may
turned toward the loyal men of the
buir instead Of the rebels for whom
w drawn
" . arr told that other legislation will
- which may correct the evils vt
III such statement Is the utter
- DOMINATION ut hcmeasure Nc cam
Va ill the system is completed before
- ,ar parts, and no correction shur,
~ dcHtiug the bill ought to satisfy
~ honest mind rhi. Is either ia.
800 for % Iw 10 bee put in force ac.
eorltu1 "a 10. terms, lr II is not II 10
W. have said much less than the
hush OF &C. Il 10 is not, we are insult
ih' world and dishvnUrlng all r.
W4l anl~m by passing IL II the sir
ot our army Should sa,c q. from
owls that might come % 10, it will
ID remain as precedent which may
used usain.; Ms ut no distant dny
j eAen % less trustworthy party Is ia
power, and less ,ir'uou- array hold.
II Il 4 not, lud uc ,ru.. il is NOT. ,oo
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