The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

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sfiis tened agencies that vii oerrers
s~si..is egsip ,as n iR.s Narta Tia Pre-
seurs h-s sro-i esssis4eace 10 he ssA,rs
sse-s.4 iLsosxAl 81 the ps%h, De-.
sizs,sA Ae he tei,e-ss. ~ SOD ell ear
differences sna osnsssety r-sa~s Ne
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DONG -inss he srSxs.1asseA Il he
present Basss III. rsse - bsss ~
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thg- Mhs's - s,s Dss Aspssd "
coUFSsin unnece.s~ril, Nd koss -
t-ss-s 90 iusrf~r~ via ~ peessnsy
irsieress' 4 s'shs-r, ". Dsss Tsuseos
a..ain- seeh Treatment We have Sesh
Ideally viii ;he ess AstAe~ities ~
- ss'i1ents q il; We ts.1 elAan al 70
O. - phseA hEd i.eu das fs< yese,
Ihia wa .eisas a. asll ~ fsos vaise,
y is'.e~.; dssss q sr1se .ess- s~s~ly ~
f%ci sAAi s'sr s@Ess = 80 u ~ oiADs
IA Dc -ssts ss,d has s~sn o~sa.~sA ssr-
us-sfsIss fsS - pasxr yesss. - ma
i~~a n. -ss'.s q the s~,,or ii the r.rss-
en' Ear6
iELl.ow FIyIK ~ Hers1ox Axp
I'M W,sT A private letter frsa
Hsesses dssed tke ietk, 10 . gen
'scrass in AarshsM ssys
Ihs fever II ngios fssnslIy.
st iess q bursa yesasday ssA
ssarsss were to be sosa gs'se yoier-
ssy nas toby ~ : weeping ,rra 70
the grxve II j. enough to male
one set At'e4i 20 Gea,h, reported
70 dHy Up 10 ths Losr Thevs are
not jess than 1900 c1-es Of sietsess
e. present IL The CITY A change 10
tho weather HSuid hurry hundreds To
The grave Never before have l wit.
messed such gloon never before have
secn 20 rgeh suffering among she
poor Yesterday ] sav eigh, people
down in one house, and ne nurse. !
sen, one At kia sf@ess, pr gay
Some are paying $50 per day Good
ones sre very sesrs. We sens Eve
TO Harrisburg, Is to Navasota, and
seine to Lagrange. Nov We seed
them all here. Sod only kssws vAs'
a month will produce. aSoss which
time the fever viii he d, its worst
The fever has breten sut 1t Cos
sicsna, -ith eres, violence, and q
Texans, 80 have died out Of "a Al
tackled. Al Lagrange the nos,alisy
10 fearful No place secss to b. ex
emr' ] Rear ii has brokea out q
Lynehburg.
We have ~ awful fstsse hsfosu
US ios the next two mosths. / n
ree' every one who has bad The feve,
viii have to abandon everything, sst
nurse the sick. There is literally N
business doispH
This is indeed = gloomy piessrs
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~ II 10 stated hat IL Prssi1sa,
does not iatesd 70 isss ssy s6sisl
order for opening the rcsistsssios u
persons embraced in bis ansessy
proclamation. He does net cosesivs
that be hes The right 70 isss,fsrs viii
the matter, bss will leave ysrcss n.
eiuded BY the Boards Of Registrs
ton, under the congressional bill, q
ssssrt their rights through tAs ssustA,
if they caa do -. II IL ~ 10 h
the opinion Of Mr. Johnsos snd hi
cabinet, except Gen. Gnst Who, d
eourrs. has given no opisioa o. In
subject, tina, every character Il II.
ability has been removed from thoee
relieved by the amnesty proclsna.
tons Of the President II il is .
question that can be brought before
the courts, those Affected by the re-
construction act, ougL, TO combine
aud test the eonsiiiu,ionali'y Of ,hs
action Of Congress.
~ Ths New iort Herald iaaks :or
. reaction sDd sPli. in the rctaL.ieaA
party on The n~rrs question. II has h..
come evid at that the radicals are de-.
serIa'nei TO force negro Suffrage and ne.
gro political equality upon the North ~
veil as the south, and that is more than
the conservative republicans can stand.
They think that Niger faas,icis. has
been carried u.s:- 4. enough. or IN,