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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

ssea y' a4ss, AID us
nsobss Of h"ods Tsxss Brigad, !,
tAs Ists ss-salIsd.'
We sosv IL lk,)0vi,, ;,.r.
~. p..I:. r.-.rl..s'''s
''' saturday,
~ ofa '"ss'
The board Of Fegisssssion closed =,
~ p6~ = Ws1essesg lsss, to Coz.
vsss d Hoasy Grove On Frid,,
noraiss f"evtag. IAs nanbt,
regisssfsd sp b Sats of lssvinr stood
Ws;,.. no
Bhrks, s.s
fotal. 49,. .... .s25
White najssisy, 80. 80.
-. r;.....,,,. 49,,
.", ...,,-. VI The
~ sss'siss shs sol'ovseS
On TAssday 1ernisg. Lienten,.,
Roberto, Of Tie fedsssl Army A.,
rssaea JeAa T. Duty, aad N G
whiassee, II this ssssty, and STARED
thsm 81 uaAss esssrt, tos NJ, Ple,,.
sst We - Aos ksov Wis, charge,
arr nsds againse tAsss pssyons, bu,
have underwood tAss LIEUT.. Rober.
'o'" -. D.'y -. carrying
s,,. o. ve.ase1sv II. D.,v
pssrsa ia is~s, Aaviag bssa rcle.,sI
By Nj. Casa; ~ ~ i.neai.s
- m' ~ = n'...sss hoeers
Inc O''o"'ss o'ssF N raising
qs''e > var 'n'essso" ~ cts'e
nss. Dss - 1s,ueeeA
81. - r.. AAna''
GAryrsrou r....
JAY 8, 1867.
Ge:eraf OTdfTs, No, II.
o. s en wiz
- ~: leh
' 1901. sse crop
.,l .vs - '0Sacuon'
s 'Sos ssS1.s " - ~"
-;..s 3: " -, ~ -. ooa $50 oe per-
n. -, .S".. 'Ae' "
~. ~
1hsrs vs. . rsilrssd barbecue a,
Ruak last SATURDAY..
II. p...A..4f...:..
-,.:pr '.' ''A'
. ''''''n OF ""eso Top on Visiting
his garden few nssalAGp since,
fosud . prodsstion thaa - svov, h.
..v., ,,....A CT. A.,..l. ~
AA
!" Poe
"Csr'os- sAsrs N infsas 'ay,"
the unnatural mother Of vAsm has
not bssa idsatiAsd.
r.. u...x,,,. rs-....;,
cn-: '''
'o''o"'ne
The Brasos Branch Railroad is
~ FAR the most important enterprise
10 the success Of which ~ can nov
contribute. Although Huntsville !,
teu or twelve miles est Of . direc,
line from Navaso.a 70 Crockett, the
Directors have propsssd 70 locate the
d D, ~, tnroaeh oar tovc u the
and make = press, usuils,tatiou Of
'sas desire; IhsFs 70 certainly no
P!ospee' Q. securing rs''vay eommu'
n'estson with Houston asd Calves
'~s % .s .as is.' - yesss y .nY
and We couid .ot .ss,J 10 ~, even
II the A..;r.A ,...l. ~. :. \. cs,.
tsiuly achieved at the expiration of
.es' period Osf s'ss.s'Ss may be
. ~, .' ~. VI" s:.'I .? rope' ea
to Huas.viiI. i. - sAss t1o wears
The res Who have eharss or this
entsspsiss Ar hesest, s4csens and
iaborioas. They are sninently en-
titled TO oar so.aassss - prudent
s ~ - -. -.-. IAs:s ~. 10 ghosts
~ ss. 1919. s1 ess,r = Ne past
70 ,o'''oses .ai'sis ~ aeor future
s ,;ms ..o. .ssy y: osveass their
1ms, essfgy ana capital % Ne ~ork-
-. - o o.s .a sernssey cooper
s ~ ny, 10 'nen' II v'il b supreme
.S'y 70. ~ 70 iose this opportunity
7" os'..0P"es' asd improvement
Inc san Augustine Tsxsa Of the
9Th contains the fbllovipe;
"Up to IL tn. ~ 80. n ,,...
267 M. nh"r .n
registrar, CO. m ,.i".;. 30 :. "r ,u'
ben Of vhisss aad bissas eo,ld no,
Be obtained, Tie board bsisg under
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10
REMEDY ron THE Corros Woax

REMEDY rOR THE CorfoH WoaN
We Published a week or two ago
the statement that Molaasss and Win
egar placed on pla.ss throughout III.
cotton patch would destroy he cot
ton ny. Another remedy said to b
more eAcscious has bees suggested.
This Is BY sitting unslaeksd asAss
over the plsnt. The worms, II Il
said will leave directly. II is, At all
evsax, worthy Of a trial.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10


We isviss spssisl ssassiss V -
very Abe spsses Of. Be-. n. Hin, =
Georgia, which oeeNpiss . lasgs ~
ties Of the sPses Of our psassas issss'
Let no oss - deferred By ~ lssstA.
I, will repay psrsssl. II 10 tAefsssa
and searching il IL ssslysis, AID
ovsrvksl.iae in u ssassssisss. II
the South i. slsinsssly 70 rsssis II
position 10 the Unios, sad IL cous.
try is restored 70 IL origisAl unity,
strength, purity, ard visss, il will
Be by the continued seers Of thu
able men Of the eSsssry, North
Ssu,h, Eat, and West This daty
specially devclves upos lss1ise
Southern men. They owe Il 70 them
selves and to the section tAAs has re-
pcatedly honored then By IL cost
denee. Georgia 10 doing vhss "
urged the public men Of fszas 70 do
She is taking the initiative in thu
gree, work Of pelisicas rssesnssios
Henchell V. johnson Aas vFisasn q
very aSle letter in viadicse;sa n shs
true principles Of the consolation
and opposed to the measures Of Con
gree. He will b. followed By otA
er,, until the people of he Norsl
will be made to zee and fully rseog
nise these acts Of radical lsgislstior
In al their enormity.
We understand one Of car citisea,
has been been denied regisssstioo sinpll
on the groaDd th.a he kaA besa in Coo
federxte service How 10 sAis II
there any law OF 'inserpresas;oa Of las
that justices sch 40 ct'--HoSsscs
Telegraph
We think vs are prepared 70 an
s~er this inquiry Of our eossaPorsry
On Wednesday ~ applied 70 rsgis'e1
in this county, believing - vs hsv'
repeatedly stated, that !, i the dat!
Of every one to do 40, Who Is not dis
qualified under the Law. The Chic
Registrar, Mr. n. v. Board, present
ed Us with his instructions, AM
among them was a sheet headed
Private Circular Of distraction
governing Registration 10 Texas,
the last clause Of which resds - fol
lows:
wi. Were yos in ~ ConfsdeF
ate service, Military, Naval, or Civ Il
or did you give aid and comfort I
those engaged in hostility to III
United SsAtes2 II sssvsrea Yes
or if you know it to be so, hey nus
be rejected
We have never At any period he'll
any public once either under tn
United States, the State, or Corporal
authorities bat gave aid an
countenssce to the war, ~ . pri
waite citizen and the editor Of news
paper This was deemed suAcien
for our rejection. and which va thin
the instructions fully warrant. Ii,
terally carried GU, VIC cannot under
stand how any man can register VII
is no, prepared to take What u de
nominated the d" iron clad oath
Strange to say, however, several pei
sons who were in the Confederat
service voluntarily, and otAsss VII
voluntarily rendered aid 70 VIA,
called the " rebellion" have bssa d
lowed to register. 1t may Be- sale
very properly, what is this 70 do Wit
the law The answer is, ths nilitAs
authorities are the sole Interpreters {
the law, sad il remains for then I
say who shall and who shall not b
registered.
Al r., L---
instructions are rigidly carried on
not a hundred white men in thi
county can register.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

- Tsxas Alnaases for 1857,
ssssaisias . srsss deal Of valuable
asA ussfL information, for sale At
tAis sAss, = Dsblishss's priess.
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
hevs - had several husdrsd copiss
u IL DsoocSatie Almasse. publish.
- b vss Ere, Horton L Co, for
1eos, ssstaisiag . grss. deal Of val.
uahss Aissssieal. chronological, sta
sisa;ssl isfssnAiios, which vs viii
fssvssd 70 aay part Of the Uaissd
etssss, poss paid, on the receipt Of
TEN GENTS. Ths pamphlet con-
saias sixAsy-svo pAsss, isdspsaden.
Of advsstissosats, aad 10 rsplss
With isfssasaies no nan should Be
without. We will mail II eopiss to
ess AA1rsss, % receipt Of u.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

- rassss / Pillsbsry have jest
ssssivsa ~ isssa assortne.. Of
Lanss svss brsssAs 70 MaruAali.
Ahs Lsstssss, CAinssy's, L.. I; al
= vAasA 10y ~ eSsrisg 1t rsduesd
psisss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

~ II y reported At Washington,
sAst I've tAsuaaad coolies an exp,ct.
- 70 arrive d New Orleans, under
. eestsass ssds BY conu issioser Of
~ Ch'sess gcvsransat, with Ger.
eaaa plaatsss in Alabana, Louisiana
40 Ts1aA Thsrs il said to b, ,
IN It Cssssss fssbiddisg their is.
esesstsss ists tAb eeusssy, ssd IL
p'asssss sasaesd IN this scheme an
Rksly y ~ tAsosslvss into troable
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

vsss sssssa b . vsssa through A.
luas, rsssiesa dssiss H. late ~
which, ffso Asigss - evsre ,er,is,
hsd ishamsd aed hesa sAs c,n.s
Ais bsiag dssws isse eonvul.;,.s'
He = sev deisg very veil. He.''.
~ lived, bsloss tAs var, il WI
isgsea cosaty, Tssss. AID VA. /,
nsobss Of Hoods Tsxas Brir.d. :
~ Iats = - -sallsd."
We copy ~ fss,oviss item. m.
Tie BenAaa Nsws Of las, Satq,d,.
H. Bird ias~:
Ths board Of ssgisssssion closed q,
~ 49, = wss,sass '..'' 70 Coz,
vsss 81 acssy Grove On Fid.,
noraiss fa'bviss. m nunb.,
regisssfsd sp b dats Of iss,ine .loos
I'll
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

~ Those indebted 10 ~ for I'd
vertising, job work, CT subscriptions
would do us a great favor By paying
up II is no joke " Ar WY far
from being in fun, whes ~ ny, ~
Are ia need Of nossy. We Aavs ewes
arrivsd n The iupsdsaes v ~ ~.
pie Who owe ~ snall ansssep 10
borrow, il they ca. hasA svss, asd
g.: an elegantly written rsssi,l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

ScHogaUssea, - yer, invariably
IN eAvaass, = % Sia nssshs, y 90
ADvsasl1ssA-Ons sqass, Of eight
ksss. 0W Any ssabss q lines les
- ~ sAasTsA - . s1sAss
0Aslh0 ~ Obisnsay Nosiess, ealls
- saeA1snss, tAsb }SsA AID sheis
ssssAss, - "a set3ess Il . psfsoeal
sAasasess. " eAnissibIs.) viii h
sAafppd = s1vsssissoeas.
1a1losial0sAieas, II . psrsly bssinsss
GA8ssess. sssA = esliiag ssaesssos "a
sasAs p~lsAsA y sAs papes, reaAska
spss 6uaissss Aousss, asA tAs rseepeioa
4 500 vill - charged II Afy cents
~. No s1sA s1iAneial notice insers
- ~ lss dhaa svo dsllass
he Weo3 sseesssa Nth Aestnee.
~ dispsssA-
We 1ssiss Il Assiscsly underwood
~ ~ = . col besisss, with Au
sssspsisa, aAaa psssisioA will Be- taken
b paynseA fos Subscriptions, sdver
49, I'D ~ veek
e90G3s eGpiss II paper, IS eenAs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

Oos New OsssaQs Ageots.
Assss~ whasssa ! illiassvorsA No
- Csaoss sarssS New OrleaAs, are the
isiy s.sAssis>i Ass~s II i,s ReysS-
hssn 10 tAaA city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

- 4 ersss nAsk ~ . PAPER asnoss
lAss . ssAssyibss's tos has sapie~d
VI isase1, Asssaaes. " DO . saAh best.
aaA II b noss tsushls ~ collcc.
ssv.pacss ssessriPtioas tAaa hey are
wsssk.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

registered, Of whom 625 we're vhites
We usdsrssaad hat On tAs led
day Of July, several nsa vsrs af,set,
ID lear Olklasd, In this COUNTY
charged with horss stealing. Oss &
ne parties arrested Implicated Seaele.
Ton Tovnssad, son cf NJ. ". r
Townsend, (fornssly u this esusay)
Who resided asas Osklasd. Sous q
he parties making ths arrest west "a
NJ. Tovsssad's house 70 arrssl hin,
ssd be aot observing than anil IN
ssrivsd cIoss 70 H. Iosss, with asavs
Weapons, VA ordered TO halt. Sssiss
u party thss armed, I'D tAiakiss
pfssaAly hat hey intended esos
psas bodily has., h naas ~ =.
esape % rvn into his hoes, vhse 4
- Hrsd aPos BY the party asd -
hhy voas1sd. W. have % isetr.
assie. - to tAs psrsos vhe a,s1 -
bal shot. Mr.. rowsssal sssvivel
eeoss twssty- fbsr hssss ~ expirsd
He b belisvsd y ~ iasesoat 4 ssy
seopiiei4y viii ~ herss -thisvss, asd
ssstaiesa . 80 sAaeastss. TIKI CO.
eeea1 ~ bsss farrisAsl y By an
hA's ssat,sasa, AID b do.ht)seu
eesFsss = 70 u nsia fAets. Jus.
~ eeses, ~ . meath siase, q :
- ;. asssib,s tragedy, ~ rsrzss sAae
= = sss 1sAy = sssa 10 pses1
aneeAes ias1asss 4 b,eedshsd n -
ss.sty: NJ. Tswasssd leavsa ~
- eA1A y nsusa h ustine,v -.
-0sabn Nms.
Dss>es MsKss, II q, Atv. MI.
= ~ - ssissd, tAh pr, . 1rsk.
oessa 10 hk Qsasa vAish vsieAs
s tfttt4ss s4ffsff
o. Ws.fsss1ay, ~, : naa ~ \,
eans u JsssA bsynsss, - it.sd.
u esss ht11s bsys II 81 tovs. +
- tnesesfbss sss1itios, al ~ -.
Ieetsd o. 49, = sszN u q, sai
:.akaeas. ~ - ~ ssssi - irriS;s.
S.4s!y. n pAysisisss -, -
ea!'st is y - hin, thssak1 l. -
eaeases4 WITH hydsspAsal2 ~ -
= sasaisatiss, ~ - ss6ss2aes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

Abea0on suoh dens. Know the
times have bssn such that many good
men hare naturally gone astray. Ba.
save yourselves before Il l. TOO late
Destroy oil the evidences Of your
meubership-bind al yoas eonfaasu
to mutual coacsalnsnt Of ~ iAet
that you were membsss and cons
out You are pardoaabas for ths
past but II you oontiass yon will
Be covered with shans, AID yess
very childrsa win disowa yes. ZAP.
plssss.) Cone, join tks Pstaoss
League. Or only pbsdss u y ssp.
port H. Coastitatiop-lovs il ftisa1a
AID Asts il sssniss, asa proclaiu
our love aad hatred II sssa day and
fton IL house tops, 6svs yous.
selves nssc, 81 b. forever la y d..
esst socisty AID yeu ON sslf-rs.
spsct. AIltAs brave asl tsve nss,
svsa Il he North, rsgpsss - tAis
day more than thsy % yos. IN
very Rslleab win ~, bst svss thsy
viii dsspiss. ~ sosthsea mas W
becomes thsat syeophaat
Ny solsssd friends Will you 70.
esivs . word u sdnssitisat or oil
IL psorss, yss viii nssl SOD III
prstsss;es n Tie lsw. Yos viii
nost suSsr BY asssehy 80 usssya.
tsa. D. yss believe 49, IL -
H. u fsishlen 10 H. Osas11uIise
Of ths esassy will b fAiAAHai \
ysal II nas will tAks - oaah 70
suppost ~ Csastitsaiea ask tA1s
violate \, - yea rely spss III
ksssiss say pnaias y yssf Ne;
I vi you sasA psspb sss ftissis h
nothiag bs4 49, swa isasesk TAsy
~ bstasysss " ths Csasaitsaea h
kssD tAsoeslvss IL 49,; hey =.
- 70 ~ 80 70 hslp tAsa - II:
-, (spp,siss,) aaa sisy WI bs>ssy
- vlsesvss tAsy I'D il y tAsis 10.
They VII - thsy ~ year ftissds
u b aaas ~ ~ ~ VT vsssl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

aspire to b Radical Governors sst
judges in Georgia, ! paint bsfor,
you this day your destiny. [Un,
bounded applause. You arc bu
towards aad kaaves, and the tim,
will esns when you will cali upor
The rocks and mountains 10 fall OF
yoa aai tAs daskssss 70 hide you
no. - Outraged pssph. Appliance
Des il Do yoa god 70 tanpIe o.
tts Observation-Disclosures the ncgrosl
and ruia he cosatsyf II may b,
sweet sov, bat / tsn Jos the sal
phsross lrss Il pablo isfiny vii
sever b qsssehsd o. yosr spirits
(Applssss ! pity you from NJ
sosl. WosId tHas the time hsS
never coma vhsa ] hsd 10 atasd upos
Geosgia's soil ss1 thus talk to Geor
giass. A sssAggls u co.iag. l
nay b. . ioag aad bloody one, Az
yos Who sdvocats this wicked sehsu,
viii perish u il, usiss ths psopl'
nor arose aad cheek IL consnnAs
6os. La every trss Law loving mai
rally II oaes 70 ~ Standard q ii,
CsosaiIatios II h eesslsy. GAP
yisass.) Ceos. Do not abasdo,
yoss riGAA DsSssd tAsn. Tall
lbs 49,, ~ II sssl b., bsscfs Go,
al ~ esaatsy, Aght sad die 70
49, fAAHG 81 ~-f>-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

Thy VII ~ hey ~ ysss ftissds.
u b. assi ~ ~ ~ VT vsssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25

night TO have their nght OUT The mill lakes place '
morrow morning for 81, 900 side
Five fatal cases Of cholera were reported yesterday 1
Omaha.
According to DR. Harris weekly letter. there were S6S
deaths in New York last week, and 23l in Brooklyn.
One death by ehole occurred In filthy portion Of this
city.
LARGE saw and planning mill, factory and nve dwell
ing houses in Tompkins street. near Grand, were de-
s.royed by fire yesterday afternoon. The loss Is ss-
mated at $15O.00o.
The stock market was weak yesterday mo,"n,ns' pu'
afterwards improved. Gold closed at 14S
There rather moro activity In commercial circles
yesterday. Coffee was quite active and steady Cotton
was more active, but at lower prices On Change mo-
dunn and common ;ades -four dull and l0c zoo.
lower but high grades were active and hrm Wheat
was steady corn hrmer and oats were 1c. higher
Pork and lard were dull and heavy. while beef was
steady. Naval stores wero quiet but steady Petro-
leum was without decided change Wool was quiet
and rather lower. Freights and whiskey were un.
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25

We yesterday gave an account Of another
great Indian picnic. The only things which
the Indians contributed to the entertainment
were themselves and few speeches. Uncle
Sam, their "great grandfather" furnished all
the substantials for the celebration. The
whole result is another big talk-a regular
pow-wow. Only few new points Of value
are presented relative to the way the Indians
have been humbugged and the way they cheat
US. Among the former one chief made the
following suggestive remark go cannot un-
dersiand why oil the boats come safely mp the
river except those loaded with our goods"
And another strange fact exists traders can
AFFORD to give but one good blanket for
buffalo robe, while Indian agents give two or
three, each worth from ten to fifteen dollars.
These outrages practised by us on the Indian
tribes are the fruitful cause Of all our troubles
and until some better provision il made for the
management of Indian affairs we can hope for
nothing better. General Stanley, in his report
upon this subject, gives golden rule which
should be the guide Of all our Indian Depart
ment He says =" No promise should ever
be made to an Indian that cannot literally be
fulfilled nor should any threat be made which
cannot surely be carried out"
The sole cause of all our Indian troubles is
bad management. In peace we treat the In
dams badly, and in turn permit them to defraud
and steal from us, until our contact with them
reduces itself TO the rule. on both sides, of who
ctna II H.. T.,
better than in peace. 1t is simply an applica-
ton of the same tactics in another direction ;
for in war we steal from ourselves, through
the contract SYSTEM while our troops are as
useless as 80 many andrOidR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25


Europe. ssN x.-.' ~-e
A special cable telegram to-day informs US
Of the arrest Of Garibaldi, by order Of Victor
Emanuel, on the eve Of an expedition against
Rome, and we hear from Paris that French
troops have already left for the Eternal City.
This is startling news, since the events it
chronicles may disturb the peace Of all
Europe, and in view Of the delicate rela-
lions between some Of the great Powers
may change M. No wnois established order Of
things on the Continent For some time it has
looked little as II Victor Emanuel and Carl
baldi had tolerably tan understanding as to
the lat.er's threatenings Ct the Roman terri
tory, which each, perhaps, eqcally desires to
wrest from the authority Of the Pops II II can
be done with safety to Italy. Napoleon, tnat
"eldest son Of the Church, is the great obstac,s
to the destruction Of the last vestige Of the
Pope's temporal authority, and has guaranteed
the integrity and safety of the Roman territory
in case Of Victor Emanuel's failure TO prevent
the departure from Italy of hostile attempts.
But period seemed to be reached when the
King OF Italy and tho hero Of Aspromonto
might count on complete freedom from
French interference in consequence OF the
attitude Of Germany. Prussia's maneuyres.
to extend her dominion ovcr tho States
south Of the Main, in defiance of tho
treaty of Prague, 1t was thought would so
far engage Frances attention ss to put any
care for the Pope beyond oil possibility.
There can be no doubt that this topic of Prus-
sian ambition was a subject of elaboration
between the two Emperors in the recent Salz.
burg conference; and from what was given
out by Won Beust's organ it seemed natural TO
infer that the ono thing that France and
Austria together would not stand was any fur
Their attempt to extend Prussan dominion.
But Prussia keeps up her efforts, and re-
cent declarations from Bavaria and Baden
show that the Northern Power is carrying on
very active diplomatic campaign. All this, it
was thought in Italy, would keep Napoleon
too busy; but it seems that matters
have been pushed forward too rapidly
in that land Of hasty councils, and this
premature firing of the mines may give to the
Emperor a chance to settle the Roman ques-
ton once more and, still have his hands free
before the German question comes to an open
issue. Yet it is very likely that these events
may emoroil the French and Italian govern
ments; for since Garibaldi was arrested
by Victor Emanuel the case has really
not arisen in which France had the
right to act. This will raise question of
indignity towards Italy. and if Frances rela-
tons with Prussia become troublesome, she
will DO mono the stronger for this event 1t
is impossible to say how easily all this
difficulty may be solved, yet it is GER
tainly quite possible that it may precipitate
that tremendous collision between France and
Prussia that has so long seemed inevitable.
Austria will then be into the fight by reason OF
her position and, with France, Prussia, Aus
tria and Italy in at the commencement of such
a war, who can say where it will end or what
Powers it may not carry down?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.
Speech Of Governor Cox Mt Cleveland.

Speech of Governor Cox Mt Cleveland.
CLsvKrAsD, Sept, "a, 1857.
Governor Cox and H. j. Jswett addressing rspubs
lican meeting here tonight Governor Cox's speech s
devoted to Mr. Pendlstons scheme for paying tho n
tionsl debt in grssnbacka II Ia able sddrsss ana y
exhaustive Of the subject Regarding greenbacks L..
said They are alike promises 70 pay dolIarsA
that 10, 90 many grains OF silvor and gold. -
so promise The original design was 10 issue erces-
backs instead Of bonds but Mr. Chasss counsel 10 tha
contrary prevailed The speaker said tha, in case a.
the issue Of Rreenbacks to take the place OF bopds
depreciation proportonate 10 the increase Of Circulation
must take place. and beyond ths so large an 1sSue.
creating doubts OF the intention OF tn government o.
to redeem In coin, would sl further derrole-
ton and ultimate wor,hlessnsss and ho mslo ths
somewhat novel point that with forcian faveru-
mcns whose people held our bonds, wocld be noss,bs
result He Is stu speaking. and is warmly applaudsa
General JOHN A. Logan speaks here on Alurday nsxI
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Speech Of Gene Eal john A. Logan mt ClncIu.
nnti. 81.
CfScrnaArI, Sept "a, 1857, h..
ii O'Clock p. NJ
mass meeting was held this evening In Court street.
square and addressed by General John A. Logan. Il
was much iarrerand snthusa than Zen walden
meeting on sAturday, and there quite display u
torches and. rockets A loud call Of 'logan Logan
shouted the moment thu General made his appear
ancc speech chiefly Of the screotypsd radical kind
filed With abuse OF rebels and democrats and RIo
rncation Of republican, He said tho scuth
was not entitled TO representation in Con-
gross; that Its people had forfeited thor rights
and deserved TO DO hung and that the republicans
determined to keep them from attaining TO any power In
tho government After making out long list Of very
heuous offences against Andrew Johnson no declared
himself for Impeachment and for hurting the Presidsns
Lucer from the battiemen,s OF heaven into tie
pit Of hell He was also In favor OF lmpeaohng the
democratic party and challenged their right to the
committee that went from that city call on the Prosk
dent the General went through = theatrical int
tation Of hiccupping inebr ate makingl . speech.
intended TO represent the President replying Revsrdy
johnson. Though most disgusting caricature 1t vac
received with unqualified admiration by the audiences
The rest OF the Generals speech had no point Of aay
Importance
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at present to 60 before the people on such
points as are put in that instrument, especially
the point Of negro suffrage. Tais is an
attempt to dodge popular indignation; but the
people will have to give such a majority
against the republican party, on even bare
ticket, that the leaders will be startled out Of
their wild notions into something like political
decency, and then we may have constitution
presented eventually with something in it that
tho people wish there.