The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-07
GEOGRAPHIC.

Conversational News.
Brief sysspsbs 81 the Message.
yrsa ~ Ds1ay JsGIsssa ms
V.sAiagtsa, Dec. 2.-Ths ks:-
.ssty delegation ss.iossiy Psrp,k: ass
TNey A., ss.isksd that tAs sstsb'asa'
-est Of . record admitting thse 70
d. pss.ss. Cesessas wiA rails 49,
vith their conssitssnts. Thers !"
difference Of opinion - 10 the detail |
Of the repeal Of cotton tss, II V
beeouisg wider AID more stassos..
epseulasIess regarding ~ rses's
nav Be made ~ reliably 1t New IN
leans u Asrs. Ifi
The prsstdeat's usssAgs vii b.
c,.adss,isely published 10 the nora
i,v in Boston asd CisBissati.
A copy n aid 70 have -. f"ssd.
The authorised agssts Of ths New
Orleans aud Mobile prsss srs not az
thorised to violate pledges, otherwise
/. would appear in the nora'ss PA'
Liverpool, Dee. 3.--Cottoa dull
and uachssgsa. SsIss se9e hales
wsshisgtos, Dec. 3.-The follow.
ing is short synopsis Of The ~.
sssc 1.-THE arst duty at The eloss Of
the civil war was 10 repair Tie iajs.
r;ss and secure the bsneat from civil
var uer, the earliest lessons Of the
government. This duty properly ae-
ceptsd by the Executive aud inssr.
rec,iouists, restoration In the 6rst
moments peace Was believed 70 be
s.sy and certain, a. indispensable.
These expectations were disappointed
by Legislation, and now there 10 no
Union, where one State i ~ frse -
another to regulate IL internal aaa'rs
and accomplish it, ova will.
The interests Of common humaai.
" would not require 70 savs then
from thsmselvcs. But il 10 not PRO
posed that they shall not osly govern
themselves, but that they shall gov
srn the whites, and in . greater Of
less extent control the destiny Of TIL
whole country. II is negro charse
ter ccasrasted with the virtue, intel
lirsuce, and spirit Of the progrss
sion Of the white race il 10 negr'
population contracted with immigvs
lion, and the different terns Of &C
quisisg cilssaship and franchise.
1t il stated that the Prssidsa
yields 10 no saan in bis attachmsn
70 The rule f27 gessral suffrage bu
il requires Of some classes = tim
; suitable for projections AID prspara
, ton, and to thus transfer our poli.i
cal Inheritance To the negro, would
in tho Presidents opinion, b Al
|, abandonment Of . dsty which v
owe alike to the memory Of oar faith
RI, and the rights Of oar children.
Depicting the horrou insvitabl
+. from the proposed goverunsst, th
, President says.
!. III will require = stroag standin
. army, and probably more than "
q hundred millions Of dollars per %
= mum to naintsia suPsonacy Of N
!, gro governments, sitcr they arc q
- tablisbed. Without military pow,
n they arc wholly incapable Of hold'a
!. in subsection the white people OF u
, South"
y The eject on public credit ~
II trade by psrsisssuee Of Congsessie'
A al scheme was discussed, shovir
ruin to both. The President's
# nancisl policy has already bes
4 truthfally forsAhsdovsd
=" The message makes no special
n lusios 70 cotton tag.
s Discussing the Prssident's dsti
y he says:
;. Amer grave considerations, ca
!, might arise, whsrs, sitss the la'
~ had passed oil constitutional fosu
!. aud bssa plaesd On The statute bool
y j. wosld b. ~ dsty Of The Rxsc
gardIs~ Of the consequence. n
would b involving the country
ar justi6able civil var"
a New Orleans, Dec. 3.-Cottou q
tive but lower. Middling Orlsa,
:, l5t. Sales, $1,000 bales. Receip
i 1870 bales. Exports, 1884.
Sugar good demand fair II,
yellow clarified l24s. Mola.Asa .
J. tive and improved commoa 55@SO,
:. Flour dull and nominal super6,
l. % 1868 90; choice sl3 50aei
- Corn quiet and 6rm II 81 O70Si l,
Oats unchanged. Pork dull Il. q
d Bacon dull and unchanged. La,
: 10 better demand, kegs 1871, tisre,
> IS. steriing Ezehangs 1905,
!. New York sight szchaaes qsetsd
!, 3 Per csst discount.
. New Orleans, Dec. 3.-Ths FOL
lowing order vss issssd today:
> HDo'R 6rH MILITARY Dis'r,)
Dsse.bsr 3, 1857,
Special GFdsn No. sol.
A. Casabat h hereby appoists,
: Jadgs.of tAs I'd Judicisl District :
louisiana.
! Lssst. Col. WIN. H. Wood. IL
US. Isfistry, will without us,se
ssaasy delay, relieve, temporarily
brsvss MJss General james <
Mower. Coloasl Of tho sch U. s
Infantry, from duty - commando,
OF the District Of Louisiana, IN
bfscing The Bsats Of Louisiana rst
posts Of AsrsAsll and Jsasr,o.
Texas, asd Ship Island Mlsssjppi
lisst. Col. Wood will also rslIsv,
9easnl Mower, temporarily, ftou
dsty a conuissioass Of IL Bsesev
Of Refugees Of Frssdmsa and Abes
doned Laads for the STATE Of Louis.
lana.
upoa bslag relieved from dstv =,
above required, Bssvss Major dss.
eral Mower will proceed 70 iois H.
headquarters Of his rssinsst which
will b estsblishsd as GFsssyilDe. ia
BY command Of
Naj. Gsa. HANCOCK.
W. G. Mitchell, A. A. A. @.
IL the ee.vsstioa today, . r,,o.
lseiss va oesssd V rs.ssasblisA sIs
ssat Of Gevsrsnsss II Batos Ress,.
.sd " empower tAs Ass Legislator,
easrs to levy tsx 70 buill ! 0aais
Hosss. Ratssrsa 70 ~ sounIAse
% gsserai prcvisiess. A rsselstise
". essrsd aais& . days vssk =
eight hosrs, asd lxisg H. vse,s Il
lseofsr' On psblia vssks, asa ssss.