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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-11

THIS &Thmrsday) MORNING at 1oo,,,o,,
fSw w,ii Rmnao sell, at New Brick Store, opposite
sisting OF: NA1 NE, con-
Mahogany Hair-Scnt Chairs RocL,na
Wardrole Wa,is lo''G%sns @es,s, Bureaus, washstsnds
Tables, Cane, Splnt and Wood Seat r., Gard
Lounge, Mattresses, Grover 4 Bahar.I,
sewing sc MACHINE, in good order; Carnot
~ school Desks aud Benches, quito new w.
AN assortment of CROCKERY. cops;.,-
'rrrS oI Dishes, Plates, Soup and Sane
'"reens' and variety OF Kitchen Utensils
ALSO,
casks Prime Cincinnati Hams
Cuti;n ~ Garrols Irish Potatoes, in good order.
dan'.S Machinc; IL sacks Corn, sliphtlv
eeGi rosene Oil n Cooking n.;hg Stove; barrels Ko-
Rope; Pistols, Gold watch So coAo" o'o'ks'
morninc iCUhmmited ~ anI articles received until
- e"-e. April IL
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-11
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, April, n

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Granada, Bursley, New York
schooner Joseph Allen, Kelso, Havana.
Schooner ID. V. Streaker, Philadelnhia
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-11

MORE REFRATERN1zAT1oN.-The PEN
sacola O6$e''be,' brings n report of a
meeting of white aild colored citi-
zens, ut which the speakers we're
MIR. Mallory, Il member of jeff.
Davis Cabinet; whito officer of q
Union negro regiment, and Hays
Satterwhito, an old colorcd man, the
counterpart, apparently, of Beverly
Nash. Their speeches breathed tho
spirit OF tho Columbia meeting.
Mallory counsoled frank acceptance
of tho situation, ready compliance
with the law, and the cultivation of
friendly relations between whites
and blacks. He declared that the
negroes, being free, are entitled to,
and may be safely trusted with the
franchise, and he called upon the
whites to do all that is possible to
promote their improvement, in order
that the friendly relations OF the two
races may be assured. The colorcd
speaker, as we'll as the white speakers.
condemned the separate organization
OF tho blacks, as n political party.
The meeting, it is said, is one of
several of the same character that
have been held in Florida.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

. ~ Col. Geo. W. Ploaraoy, Il
Galveston, was in our oikce yesssr-
asy. He is looking decidedly vii,
and "a - fall Of lifs ~ ever. He ia
k-es ". that he saw and heard 90
eAss lsiss bys whits and black jssy,
IN Houston, recently, three II H.
jury.es hsing negroes. This n .
decided new kiak in Texas Judi.
catnre. .I...
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

- e1:ssssslsss - he s,ta... !.
dist peuy ansoancsd the. a.. ns
Ole fst.ts or municipal1 v;s2 s,'ii
DiA ert who -lolstss the shu,s ~
will " depossd from his oGos ~. sa.'
acca thisble ia such Other .ss ~ Ask
the Asars Of the case demand, n
Th Monty smsfy Mail On. =,
boldei 4 defenders, and mos, a., We
champ icns Of vronged and "
ragged seton in the South, p.,, ~
rsspects' to tho "uacontrollsbI. l,' ~
Of event a p" In the following:
NoIio 10 PArs,orn C,,,rxx
ernl ord ~ No. 10, frosn III. IL. 'ss
tcrs Of Il ,s Third Military D;.,,,.,
lished VI V ns,snpg ia cosRsc,iS ~
the CORE spondenes between G~n
and Gov Jenkins, request. on, n ~
10 give mne<iists informst;,n lisa n ~
should h ear ofnny civil oalcer MAJ, 's''
influence "to dissusde the peonis n'
taking ara active part in Recop,,,..es
their sute G,NcrfEent under thc ~.
Congress, to provide for tho moe =
Gent government of the Rcbel s,.' ea
and the act supplementary th.,a, '''
II any citizen hears tina, Gov ~.
takes advantage If the high p-;,ios 't
which no was elected By the irea
frages Of the people II Alahnm, ~
main.ain by word or act the riyi,.
ths people under their Con.,i,u,io,
hope thst such citizen will imn.J;s,.'
send plain statement Of the lac: L, a
Mail Office. We promise, in oc.d;.s
to the law, TO take duplicate cop,,. !,
the statement, sending ons eopy n r..
Pope, and sending the ether dow,
pos,erity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
rhs fsdhs, ssi)i eestisus tAsit

The IN430Nt SUI e0vuuvs v~N
deprsdations, numbering and plan
dsrins, in Blanco, Cook, Bosqus'
Parker, and stAcr frontier counties.
We annex ~ following from the
Lagrange New En Of tho 3'd;
Thers have been two 6xhn, within
tho rsss month, in Parker and Uoos
couatire, in both Of which tho Indians
we're yietorioua How much this may
smboldsn then in the future, ti~e alone
will show. Ono Regiment Of mounted
Rangers would be Of much service In
classifying tn. red ra.cal'
Numbers Of frecbosers are report
Cd to have been recently captured
and killed on the Mo 1sssas--"a
the Mexican side, Of course.
The Trinity Advocate says thai
VIM. Hobbs, of Anderson county
vas robbed a shor, time since oil
about 81, 900 in specie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

- The members Of the different
Sunday Schools In thh city will meet
~ their respective churches Sunday
morning and mLrch 70 tho Mstho-
aist church, from which point they
will proceed to the Baptist church.
where the exercises Of the day will
tsanspirs. Rev. W. g. Dunlap will
consluds the services with . sermon
for tho yeang people. ..i l.l.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

The State 6nIette says "a politics
meeting ard social gathering Of rs,As
sccre, character-.no public no1*
having been givcn--was held 1t n
African church. in Austin, on h,
nigh, Of the 9Th uR Among the q
asors and distinguished gentlemen Pr
cnt, we're the celebrated DR.. PhIly
( no, Windel' and Msssrs, RsAx
mot our worth y friend tks Sssxs soaisss
or, Alexander, Cole, NORTH. RaMl
Mcfarland, etc. The Gazette says "
colorcd voters were instructed hsu \
vote, and kindly informed who w~
their friends and enemics They wss
also assured that, although they wss
unit to hold o(kcs At prsseas, that sos
time Was speedily colains. A. 10 u
rs~sls, We quote the following:
The impression made on some Of h
eolorcd friends may he eonjectured !.
the reply Of n very Intelligent ons, .AAs
asked, next morning. what haA M
done =. the meeting; They are ti'v
up some very good places for thss
sslvss," aid he, with laugh.
The same paper Of the eth VT ~
Mr spencer nsrdwell, DR.. Phillips ~
other Republicans from town sadrs''a
= large and enthusiastic meeting -
the woods on the 10Th.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

~ We learn from our New Or
leans exchanges that ths drivers on
the street cars in that city have been
ordered to permit al persons to ride
on them, without regard to color.
This may be very satisfactory to the
" colorsd, y but W. will not be sur
prised II the establishment hiss to do :
pssd in the future, almost exclusively
on negro patronage for support.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

CnoLERA.--We regret to lssra
that this dreadful pestilenee is now
prevailing to an alarming extent in
the Eastern and Southern cities.
We sre informed through a private
letter to friend from HeIsns, Arb,
that it is raging in that place, mum.
bsrs having already died with it-a
majority Of whom we're frcsdmen.
Our little city has nsver yet been
visited by this scourge, but neverthe.
less due observance Of necessary
precautions will not bs sniss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

d RuoisraArtom.--Ths N. o. Pjss.
sysAs II tho ssA nays shss II conss. .
ssssss Of the inability Of IL Regis
tsass 70 sonplsss the work VI regis
ssAsion in tho parish Of Orlsass BY
~ 18th isss, Aaa e., 10 Sheridan
will szssad Tie sins - a. 10 essb,s
I'll 70 Register Who sSi do 10 usdsr
~ Law.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
Coon. NRwS vaOM RUsK. III
Hendarson Timaa Of the Ath IN

Altar all, fruit u not failure u ~
section Of country. Peaches VI y
scarce, but the prospect for ~ asHA
ant yield Of apples was never bs.s
Figs are not much injured either ~
faes 10 that whore = person has ss2sss
variety VI fruits in this eoaatry, ~
will always hit" The prsssss' "
grapes, tso, 10 aussually god.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

JKvSRasoN DAv Ia.-Ws lsssn By
telegram ftsn III hue,1 nader d,as
OF Nay SsA, tAa' The writ Of Asbeas
corpss II he ~ ~ Of Mr. Davis lad
bsss Issued, - 4 hs vas " appear
ssfsrs tAs U. =. circsis cosrt n Rich.
noad o. lass Moeday.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

TmK ATTORNEY GENEKAL's OpiN-
IONA Washington dispatch Of the
3rd, says that the Attorney General
declared to New Orleans delegation
tina, the Registrars undor Gen. Sher-
idan had acted wrong in refusing
to. register city, county, and town
ship officers, for he did not regard
them NJ. officers Of the State. Hs il
also Of the opinion that Congress did
not intend to exclude n man from
voting who had happened 60 take All
oath 10 support the constitution, aud
then participated in the rebellion,
unIsxs hc bad held an Office which
required an oath Of fidelity to tie
Natisaal Government"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

- The communication u Il
IN regard To The Lake. il III
River Valley" has been unayoidsItt
crowded ont this week II will .,
pear ia our pa1t issue.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

l-r- 4 eto~- marx GA paper denotes
that a -uhserih.r time hss exPtreu
y. intend herrnlter, IN do n cash basi-
ness Ii B. uaeer irpntir 10 collect
newsnarer subscriptions thin they arc
wnrfl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

- ne Asvsssas b isissnsa
tAas tAssN win y ; lss yis,d 4
vbsst Ia Fsaais. Lsnar. ssd Hep.
kiss sesnsiss; bss shss sAsss 10 saiy
sssst sae-hsk ~ = seh lard plsassd
ths year ~ Tiers vas last.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

FREEDON or THE PREss.-Gen
Schoheld, BY special order, has in
formed tie sditar Of the Richmond
Times that cersain articles publishs d
il his paper arc " intolerable insults
TO oil soldiers in the Union army"
and that thew sspi.ition, or the pub
Iiession Of similar predictions would
nos be tolerated. We feel like az
alaiuing in The pes very classical
Language Of The little patriotic and
ssthusiastio boy Al : fesvth Of July
ssls bration, whilst the csansss wore
booming. and the liquor Sewing ftss.
y, -" Hooray for The 4tA Of Juas,
ard Ah Aauay tool"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

- J. H hsDer~o.t, Of SArsvs-
poFt, b ssiH prepared, nstvitAseead !.
~ tAs dill, dry tisss. 70 shssisA
Iessss sna gsntlsnea With ~ laSssl
sse nsss approved sgIss 4 paais
asA fsssy dress gesds, bsets, sAsss,
heau, sts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
Annivers~ry Cetebsatkos
swamp EaxleTrlhe, Me-
I. o. Of X. NJ,
Tuesday, Nay IN. IN.

swAnr EAoLs Ta,ss, No, !, Inp~
ed Order Of Rcd Men, will eslse's
their Arss Ansivsruary On The ~ -.
BY procession and Grafton In Ne -
asd ('PAnd Hall 1t night
Transient brothers and nsnss" I
other tribes arr invited u sttsnd. l
Msnbsrs Of this tribe arr not''"
attend the regular meetings o..s,
this and the 24sh, BY order Of 'hs in'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

~ In consequence Of insur-
mouatabls difficulties We were IN
unable to furnish our subscribers
with copy Of the Times last week ,
~ promised, but will make the
a..s4ie honorable by forwarding this
weeks issue. We trust those who
receive it will be pleased with il, and
forward their names AZ permanent
subscribers. Terms the same an those
Of the Republican. Subscriptions
received and rcceirted for At this
Office.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

- Ths Rspsblisss Convention
Of Hossh Carolina, 10 which oaly aix
est Of fssty.svo distsis>s wsrs repre-
ssstsd, sassablsd in Chaylsason %
~ Blh. Several white nen we're il
attsadaacs. A negro vss slsstsd
Prssidsnt, and all the Vices except
sas, we're Of tho same complexion.
Several sF<schss we're made, and he
nsssiag aAjsarssd over Ill ~ 9th
inst fH 80 iHfiiw s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

49, T.vn. Almar,cs for 1867.
containing a great deal of valuable
and u.cfnl ;p,ormat;ou fer sale a,
hi. ,m,c ntr,bl;shors nriec,
Muy tnAR There j. nothing
more silly. nor We, at the same time
more common. amongst new corners
to Texas. especially from the North.
ern States, to express their ii.
grounded and foolish fears to travel
alone. or cecu Shiny attended,
,brnurh lhe rural districts Of our
Stat. WHY this il or should be the
csse cxeart yor the living and slan.
derons reports daily circulating
through the Northern press, falsely
rorse,enlina us ar un,amed savagcs.
outlaws and cut .,hrouts or from
the fact that the fearIully timid have,
Mt some time or other done our PEG.
pIe a great wrong. and Ike inexpe.
ricneed traveller. pos scs.ed of little
money. imagine every man they see
know. vito and what they are, and
Ike III. wicked. Ace when NO man
pursuo.h. We arc a, a loss to con.
ie,,nre. We have even heard mili.
,,ry and civil officials give expires.
,ions to feelings Of fearful alarm N,
the imaginary dangers which would
sarrouud and attend them in the dis.
charge of their duties in the adjoin.
iee counties. and require an armed
,.,ort ia .,,sud and pro,ec, them.
usw we. who arc the mos, ,oyal. law.
abiding. and peaceful people in or
on. Of the Union. could ever have Oh.
tained such a character for ou,lawrv
and blood. letting VIC cannot ,.lI
and why i, Is tina, men who pretend
to marx n ,h,a ordinary in,,Il,sonos
will en,,,,.iu such foolish ranrles i
STRANGER lin Va -. 50 veil nc.
on,;n,,d v;,h N. ch.-,o,.. ~ ,,,e
IA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

- Gen Ord Ass writsss 10 Gov.
Murphy " Arkansas. hat TIE rscos.
vssiag Of the Provisional Lsgisla.
tsrs u tho 0ssss ef AsAassss h 10
compatible with IA ~ n Cosgrs~
y provide . more eAaisat covers
nsnt for The rstel Stass." Now
they bsgia " sisk 'sui"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18


rx- Radical missionaries from the
North AFRO now in the South, teach
ing the people their duties under the
re,nnstr uction act. II they are
" worthy and wcllqualiSed," they had
better 90 home and teach their rep
rcscntativcs and constituents consti-
tutional law, magnAnimity, and COM
mon sense. The white men Of tho
Soc tn know their duty, and the ma
groes have TOO much sense N be
gsllcd by radical Office seekers
mel, who refuse to let them vote in
the North, and only confer that
right upon them in the South, for
tho purpose Of huniliating the whitc',
and to keep themselves in power,
and not through any love or kind
feelings they entertain for them.
Thu negroes, If they are black, are
not blind, and they cannot fail to see
and know that the Southern gentle
man is the best friend they have 90
earth aud We repsst the assertion,
without tho fear Of successful con
tvadiotios, that in the hour Of their
at,ic.ion or want, they would 80 To
q Southern man for assistance 1--we
times befare they would go to rad
ical once. and with more certainty Of
obtaining relief.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

~ Thanks ~ aSus ftissd snd co.
temporary u he Plag TT alss II
New OrIssss pspsss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
sTlAYfD q sIOlEN!

A.r> Etoo ~ osnsAss -
N Il vesiAaass, On s
III, 8 serrsl kisss, hsss1ed y ~
seas sAaalAss, absss 10 hssee w.
- bell whs~ tasNed est Any
aelivssiae ssid Assss " - = C
asuss, = giviag s~y iaAsnaisos
vill ~ = ~ dissevssy, viii y"
~ sswssdsA ,.xx
Nay II 81 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

~ bal.
The people have bee" 80 of,sA de-
hlicd with the vain and emptYs Ae1e
of a speedy rcstofahon to Dniss,
liberty, and peace, that they IL =.
aiun,ag To doubt in their ,nin1s
whether this devouily - 10 &isAed
Tor contamination ever will trans
pirc, aud are consequently losing all
intrrst m rufisirRa grc-sicr. and
with their arms folded, aud lips seal
ed, are quietly sleeping o" their
posts, and wairing, Micawher- like,
frst somcfE1if57s 6ewT. ~ xfsnes, IN the
-halshY military orders or opfrcs.
sion. 10 turn up or c+er they seem
not In care how OF when. This State
o, public feeling is to be dcplcred
and discountenanced " Eternal Wig
lance is the price of liberty and
the nations or people who are not
ever wakefal aud watchful, are in
continual danger of being deprived
Of thar most incompatible aud price.
less boon. The more glazing the
outrage or wrong, the greater the ne
e,..si,y for intelligent and united no
tion--,o attain either Of which in
iercsicd, steady, and free, full and
fearless discussions are essential.
n the pnscnt hour Of incertitudc
and disquiet, to those who should he
active participants in canynssing,
coudemning, or approving whatever
Is wrong or right in national lcgisls-
ton or military Jurisprudence, zig
I norancc may be bliss, and inaction
to be desired and courted but ia
it no, foolish wiC1om to barter our
/ liberties and manhood for doubtful
90.
noble to accumulate political bur
dens and disasters a. legacy for oug
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arisen in the history of this con,incnt
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

~ Attention n diros1sA = ~
advertisement d w. r. B. Dslles,
VIZ wants a. Hsgisssr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

b. Texas Amanars for 1867,
containing a great deal Of valuable
and useful information, for sale at
this oficc, atpubliShcr 5 prices.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

HulaspR--Hoa. Elisha Hsiss, ~
ssssly slsstsd 10 Cessssss IL tie
TAkd Dis. siet Of Ky, ~ - almost
ussaiaevs vote over his Radical op-
pssssA INV ess BIZ brsias Or The
svssisE Of shs 9Th, sssasd by slessy
tAsuehls bsxt ths nsuoa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

~ Gel. Losshsry is now Ia JET.
fs~es, wAsrs As viii probably re-
mails two or hires weeks To oons.
Ustil his rstsrn h snassacsd, ~
juaior y alone responsible for The
editssisl naaassns,st Of he RApab-
lican.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

MkxIcAS Nxwa On the I'D Man
milan, Ut QusretarI, placed hiassli
the head Of cOlu,An sf aix thesssa.
men, leading in u sortis. The l.ihenL
surprised ut 6rst, were driven bael, VI
subsequently rallied under Trs.. u
roma, and repulsed the lmperiAlisss VI.
took refuge in the city. Tie LitsuA
held \ portion Of tho city = few hosn
and then took up their old pcnisisa i
il believed Fan Lsi. has sueessb.l
Prisoners captured on hs I'D sw,
provisions and water scarce. Beam
des continues the siogs Of Vera Crx
His force il 'four ~ Ave Thousand N
invests tho city by land and wafer II
scarcity Of provisions 10 such ,Ass b.
people cat hor.sAesh. The Asa,A 4
Miramon Ia ccndrusd A coanisss !
ladies' sailed out Of the city Of Asliss
In the name Of the besieged, 10 ~ .
guarantee Of general safety, which m
granted conditionally, but positively a
GLIDING Marquee, Ohoran, and s.As
imperialists. Gen Dias il daily rssr
ing rcinforcsmsna from the neieAIs
ing towns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

-
MixKr Mstriso u Arsrrx.---
The STATE Gnsoi,e ptelishes an &C.
couiA of : hcctihs irrespective "
rad cr comtsssion, Asld in the HsIi
Of tho House II Representative In
Austin, on the $sth alt. The inset.
ing vas sadssascd BY whites and
blaeks-thr whites giving advice rad
icof,y wrong, and the negro speakers
coun-e'li"s we'll and wisely The
better informed negroes in the South
know veil enough that sheir former
masters and present employers are
-thc. best isisads. they have, aud We
arc very much mistaken if they do
not teach the radical ofiicc. seekers,
and wc"id-bc dcs,roycrs of peace be.
tween the races. il tn. first election
that uanspire-, hat they are not so
sof, headed A. to throw 81 old, we'll
known, aud lo ng.sried friends for
s'insy, new coming pretendcrs, and
transient in,erlcpers. Their inter
es,s nre identified with that Of their
employers for when the former is
successful and prosperous, the latter
will be constantly employed, and well
and promptly paid. The white man
has the experience, land, stock. aud
capital, and the black man the robust
frame and brawny arm. They know
and understand each others advun..
isges and wants, aud it will rcQuiu
long line of Radical instructors TO
satisfy the negro that he is white
man, or that ho can prosper without
his control aud guidance, or to con
vince the Southern white man shat
he is no better than negro, when
all facts aud laws, natural, human, or
divine, have Enthusiastically aud immu-
tably established the reverse. There
is a vast and mighty difference, and
none feel its truth more lorcibly than
the negro himself, and no drilling,
teaching, preaching, or legislating
can make it otherwise I; Or
"God in His wisdom hath ordained it
thus,
And man. submissive. mesf pronounce
u just
But whilst the negroes feel and sc-
knowlcdgs their inferiori.y To, aud de-
penaepce upon the white or superior
race, who occupy their rightiul posi-
tons above them, they lock with pity.
If nc it'll scorn and contempt upon
the pale face who attempts to place
himself IN AN equality with theu.
The soeial equalization of the racer
is IN nbsurdi'y, for whenever the
poor white thinks no has reached tho
negro's level, the negro himself con
sidsrs, and correctly too, that he is
too far below him to be wu thy Of
his confidence or regard. Ask any
intelligent negro his opinion. Of the
white man Who so far forgesS his
God give" superiority as to associate
on terms Of intimate familis risy with
the blacks, and he will tell you a,
osce that he is not worth naming.
This paragraph may reach tho eye Of
rome contemplated whits imported
or home made ,dvocsta Of negro
equality, aud il is for his benefit that
tits printed, that hs may weigh him
self a. the negroes will weigh hin,
and nee himself m they will NC him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
Mogy or THE NEGRO

Mony or THE NEGEo.-Tn NJ,
Orleans on the lith, so say. II.
South Westerns kilograms, a R.pql
lican mass meeting Was held S.,u,
day night on Lafayette Square. Ma,
or Heath President, which Va, a
dressed by Congressman KELLEY .,
Philadelphia, and HAmlin, and Con
way. Between four and Ave ,hou
and persons, 6ve.sixths Of them n,
groes, were present. Various nea,O
ward-clubs came in procession, head
ed by music and displaying .rsssp,
rencies. Considerable exci.su.p,
and shouting on the march. Tier,
was no disturbance until l2 .lssI
midnight, when the negroes s,opp.i
the ST. Charles street car, and cl,.,
ed il Of It's white occupants, shown,
their clubs through the wiudo,,
They took possession and compelIs4
the driver to 60 ahead. Saloos
were closed at II O'Clock by order 4
the chief Of police. The Reputli
cans are advocating negro polic,
men, and some talk Of running Js'
dan, a negro, for Mayor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

~ 4 correspondent Stoa he
Sisrs Nsvsda mountains, writing
ssslsr date Of March 9th, reports the
sssv nearly twelve feet deep, on .
assd lsv6l, il hsiag piled Up In sons
PIE ,es evsr A4ty feet. AvalaseAss
are conmos, two Of which have r..
cssAy occurred, covering np camp
II Chissnss, killing ssvsstsss, aaa
bpryisg s'evsn white men, Who, af.
ter H. expiration Of fourtssn hosrs
we're dyx out. three Of them i'siag
dsed. And al this wistry ssow
within I've hours travel of fill
blswn Spring t'rsas county; M
ssdabb 70 have Ice vstsr tAsrsi