The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Richmond every night aed wWAs
very secretly with closed DOOR and
windows. II il said Of tho iniasiste,
that on recovering from the sufoca-
,ion Of introduction, he beholds in
.ae centre of the room an open Bible,
on &C side Of the room, our much
abused national Gag, ard somewhere
else 10 plain view pair Of swords
crossed he is required to kiss the
Hihle, hax 10 the flag, and poin, TO
she swosd.. Thee facts were gath
cred from delicsscly raised darkie,
who was admitted but could not
stand the pressure and made good
his escape.
Waco and the surrounding coun'
try abouads with horss-ihlsves. The
Register says a Mr.. Grow living near
Valley Mills, brought into Waco and
delivered over TO the military author
tiles, = whits man and negro. Mr..
c. stated that they were two Of
gang Of Ave horse-thisves; that they
kas been captured near Valley Mills,
about . quarter Of a mile froG their
camp while 10 the act Of hsyding
some sixty head of hcrsss, which
they had stolen. The other three
thieves te;ng we'll armed, succeeded
in making their escape. The horses
we're al taken.
Road overrsen have been allowed
to register 10 Anderson county. The
decision in their favor was made only
= few days before the close Of regiz-
tering, a. ;aA Advocate states, very
pertinently, because the negroes
so far ou.numbered the whites, that
the radicals could Afford to permit =
few more whites 10 come in.
Mr. q. A. Dickcrman has pur-
chased the interest Of Col. Bass in
the sherman Courier.
The Henderson Times contains the
following iacctious notice
We have at last secured the SER
vices of 4 fighting editor His 6rst
business will be &c thrash all delin-
qucn,s 10 the Office, who have not
good and sufficient excuses for such
deIiuquences, and he will be the
Judge. This is all the notice that
viii be given TO delin1uents. After
allowing reasonable time for such
to cone forward and settle mp, he
will take list Of those who fail and
refuse, and proceed unceremoniously
to the dischargo OF his duties
Where he is sure Of not getting
'thrashed himself, he will use the
weapons with which nature has en-.
lowed him, In cases of doubt, he
will have resort to n shiIlalah.
Woo be TO those who fall into his
hands.
If he succeeds we'll, send him over
here. We have about 800 that We
desire woke up"
The Henderson Tim,s, noticing
the Quitman Clippers article, headed
Good, rejoicing over the two
white men and one negro, refusing to
let us register, says
"In what does the g good con
sisi, in Loughcry's being refused
registration or in his getting the
$1,000? And BY the way, who pays
the $4,000, and when is he to get il
If every man who is rejected by
Boards Of Registration, is to get
$4,000, we will have rich people in
these parts.
Friend Dodson, if we get the 81, 200
wc'll let You know, and divide with
The Nacogdoches Chronicle says
that every man who can should vote
! against all and every attempt to force
a negro Government, upon the white
people Of the South. l.n
The editor says; .m
individually, We choose, and
greatly prefer . Military Government
to that Of Negro authority, not be.
cause we entertain any III will against
that race, for, such il not the e.ss.
But We cannot now, aov ever hers.
after he persuaded 10 believe, that
God in his Infinite wisdom In o..
dained the black men to becone the
ruler Of the white, such condition
is unnatural and rcpugnant 10 the
dignity Of every candid mind"
The men who have done the
South the most injury, are the
Southern radicals. Their pcrvcr-
sions, misrepresentation, AND fAl.e-
hoods have had more weight than all
Others. aad have exercised most
damaging influence upon our inter.
ests. Every radical newspaper is a
libel upon Southern sentiment and .
real enemy to the permanent restora.
ton Of the government upon a cor.
rect basis. These papers have lat
terly largely increased, owing, in =
great measure, to the incorrect stan.
dard Of political integrity required.
As an evidence Of what We state. We
copy the following extract from the
Circular Of tho Union Congrcssiou-
al Committee At Washington"
Whea the military bills became
law, there were in the Sonih but Of.
teen Republican journaIs, two ouly
OF which were dailiss. There are
now ninety, twenty Of which are
dailies. The spssdiru method Of ca.
fabtishs"s a riso~oSs RsyxLiiicox pres.
T"Aom nA'ch NO permaseM sseeess
roa Be ol'aissd, IL 10 gise me RepaL-
iieoa party coxt,ol y tAe sNass organ.
izaftpas." tr.s
Il these papers wore compelled to
roly exclusively on -,hsir friends,
'thcrc would not b quite 40 many Of
them. ''-@ '
Tho Asstia tblsek) Rspuhsiean
speaking Of tho Day Book says.
" The latter having nothing 70 fear
from an open declaration Of IL prin-
siplss, Is only more outspoksn than
the Throcknorton school Of Usiop
men Who creep on The ground lIks
Ecurd vine Instead 1t Standing erect