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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

If yeu sse 10 trsskis ~ . Ysssda.
~, Ill ycss vils-shaa y, II yss
ksvs oes, all sbssl il = ssss. Tsu
~ $50 ~ iassssisa viii selvs -
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fhs vii II vsoss ~ ~. pssassd,
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ksGsss tAas ~ rsasss. Cs~seil
VIA yevs viJb, q year DseAss q
iiuapr. a. = assured light Will assa
vpss yosr dsrtnes-
Woese ave TOO co.p"slJ I'd adgsd
- vssdsns il al but pursly vonas-
ish Affairs. No philosophical s'sdsss
Of the SCI thus judges thea. Their
iataiuoss, Of iasights, sss the most
subsiIs. sd " thsy csaaos zee cat
IL he nsal, thsss , - est there.
In cossssling . nsa 10 tell Ais trouble
70 hi wife, ~ would ~ fssthss, asd
s1vss hin 70 keep soss Of bis sasirs
ssssss fro. her. Macy . hone haa
hssa happily asved, aad .say fos.
tuss reerisved BY mass fall eos6.
dsecs ia his s. better ks!!." Wcnea
h far more = sser and . prophet sAsu
Das, il sAs b fair shoics. AZ Z
gsssssl rsls, vives cosads the nisu.
ths,r Ausbaads, havtsk 10 iasoHe
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not reciprccste, IL bet for the pleas
sre Of meeting sosadsncs with con
6dence We are certsia that nc
asa ssssssds 70 we'll il ~ world =,
be who, nkisg = pastsss for lhs
make Asr he partner Of al hh par
poses snd hopes. What 10 wrong Of
his ispslss OF jsdgosst she vii
check ssd ses righ. with hsr slnps'
universally right isseisess. "Hslp.
meet vss no insigsiScsst tide, .,
applied to MAS cospasios, She i
a meet help TO him ia every dark
nsss, dikculty, and sorrow Of life
What Ahs nosa Graves, and most d.
scrves, is conlde nee without which
love il never free fron shadows.
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The sisAsiaCAles asr0ss = eesess'
III. tear fruo The asheses asseh. :.
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p,.s sAszovv ayssa1ts AsssssAias
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v. s.,. js-s.ssA, - A''ai-s -
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A. 80 heesne assey whA lsss.
n roeeeass Ayine vAieA vrsaeAsd -
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We ssiaGs n sAsss sowsn q sossev
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We Afpan ~ Z aieht On he nnrrov
W gaAAes tAs tear Of disessss
W bow n oar grief asd psivssioa
We py fos t6e pleasures that cley
Oar wori = 70 bxih the foundation
Asy love 70 destroy.
q, wcoen with heaxts bsimnias over
VIII peasioas re never cas- feel
n uueA y 10 weak TO discover
rs mystical bve yoa eo~eesl
Or SORROW, Bot yosrs he sspsosins
Yssr tsssaph, 40 osrs the dsfess /.
On lives ses naas bisseY frma loving
Why, yos ere 70 sweet
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"1oahag, Ysegivs -.

II hsvs ss,sl 10 gropins fos The Iigh,
rhas saesanstA ffoa the far-oG golden
- 'A.''-. So d. s''''
That hsoeAs>A o'sr the tribe Of errisG
nseeah.
II have srasvsd Al shadovy forns SD
~,
Tia, ~ in wildering grace above,
assaa1 ~.
niskiag ~ sses, The good, the right
voee tAers,
HssssagAs b brssi he spell with which
hey bossA No
Father. forgive ~.
II hsss eosnd bitter tear
Cosuisg dowa checks With sin OF ~.
NV paliias.
And len no ray Of joy to picture there
Pris~asie glory through the sriefdrops
falling;
II ! have heard, amid Lies human
One tone with .orrows annistaiss
qsivsr,
And iosehed, all carelessly. the answer
isg Tyre,
C.ss;ex sweet strings - the rvds sssci
10 SILVER, .-.
Father, foexire -
If have ever turned, vishsring seers
To csassre III, mistaken OF dssigaiag
Ard drssh nos patiently ~ bisase esI
whies shoa in lore hast pro6sred, ON
rspisiaG
II have isssssd MOI from sarth's Ho
liest Ore
l.s Thousand III, ~ wroass. Il. sorrow
A bss he dosknss Asstiag fFu1 ~
night
The dssky hsralds Of Elosioas nor
Father, forgive "a.
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Duupsag.


w cuAaLRs y. w0usHAM.
A. party ose night twhers beassy md
light
Had ever one heart there = thunp-
iag,)
While vsltsing win Fine, in her pretty
sky-blse,
we wen, throash ssviss Of bsaPisg
b~mpd against Kaas, Who vas whirl-
lag viii Pate,
tA.msy they cali hin,) Who bumped
against ~
And ssv'al more pairs, who we're los'A'
isg sp stairs,
Game on 10 No like duck ~ \ he.
A very sveet girl, who vas making .
whivl,
Struck sgain.t me very saro~x with
her charms,
And ere wns awsse Of who sad Of
wksrv,
Iva. clasping swest sas in nv arms
Confnssn.- sophisticated fsas her
bright eyes
A. lssla her thss in NY e,shrsss,
While o~s hsads in the tide wess ~
closely allied
fbss s.it her wsra breath On my
face
Your pAs'ien, tair friend, FOE ] did ma
intend
rhss rudsly ,oviols.e dscsscy's elais,
Hss shis lady, ~ ~ bs~pd 70 hard
Thss ~ hajasss ! could soe rsgaia
Why shesA yss regret, sAaa sssy'Fs ~
baepiag ~,
RsspssAsd - ssssls, .ysa:s'osssia.1
Since, agsssabls 70 nas, they've pesAA
yea right i.
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weeAf
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No 100 Camp street, Few Or,s.as, Ia.
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A eoatrivisg yossg lady has isi-
tiatsd the keeping Of oonpIinsatasy
albsms, snsll fancy vofs.ss, .hs
size Of little autograph albsns. o.
each psss u which sre to - rsssrd.
ed ~ pretty spssshss nsSs shest
her looks, sni.bility, ssyls. TO-, sssh
sentence to bs signsd with he iui.
tisls Of the person Who gives il, snd
the dste. Il 10 mot H. isasstioa y
solicit people fer Astessisg cad.
nsats, y ssuvssirs are ssqssstsd fos
posticsl albums; but the lsdy Aesssli
i 70 copy the sdniring shisgs ~
pesssd to her, and keep the record
70 glance over Oh . rsiny day. q 10
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Sidney Smiths twenty-five pssserip-
tioas oSsrsa to . lady Of quality 10
ward Of Low spsrisf Ons Of skse
wss to Fscoilsci I'll H. good tAlsgs
people haA ever nj II her. Csr.
tainly there y so.sthisg sssssad-
able in the ssdacioss ss.f-plsssias
fancy Of ksspisg ee~plinestary
books. Thisk y rssdspx thsn
whom ones hair Il gay, ..fhe Instance!
The proper siss of tAs book i about
four By seven iashss, tistsd pepss,
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nsrocee, aad ilisniasssd iaitiai ~
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August, 1867.
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JOHN w. PRICE.
o. Texas,
0egsAaAAiss aa1 preAuep lrnas
No n, 7eAesptassIas a.,
NEW ORLEANN


To Teas Aoeechauess
Nsv OaasAss, Oct 3ist 1857.
DIFFERING n ~ sssd, l bes h
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

The announcement, in yesterday 8
Cincineinnati Enquirer, OF the prop.
csitios Of Spain to sell Cuba to the
United States for $3.50. 0OO, 900, re-
calls to nind some Of tAs lssaisg
points in the history Of that island.
Amosg the earliest discoveries If
Colu.bus, Who 6nt touched there in
October, 1872, shortly after The dis
eovery Of Hespanolia OF Hayi, il
vas sstii 1908 thought 70 Be = part
Of the Ansricaa cosissat, Who's il
vas circsaaavigatsd BY . Spssish
advestursr, Nicholas Ov,u1o by
saue, asd it, iusula positios sscsr.
tanned. Three yean later, ths arst
spssish ssalsssat vas nads o. The
islsnd, under Don Diego velaaquss.
Atsrward the islasd rsnsinsd ~ .
iatsrruptsdly in the posssssios Of he
Spaniards until l74l, vhss tAs Rsg.
lish nads .n unsuccessful atasn ps
upon il, snd again 10 1859, vhen
they captured Havana, but were con
PEELED TO restore il tbs following year.
The island costains over thirty.
i've thousand square miles, and is in .
tersected by = range Of wosasains.
lts population 10 about 800, 600, Of
whom, perhaps, ons.'hird are slavss
and free nsgross or nulattoes. The
idea Of the acquisition o, Cuba has
ever been = fivori,e one with the
American people, aad especially with
the Democratic party, A. early u
1898 our Government refused to joiu
in treaty with England ssd Francs
gusrsntssiag the possession Of the
island to Spais. In l84e, . direct
attempt was made 70 purchase il BY
President Polk, Who oGsrsA Spain
elO0, 000, 900 for il, which vas r..
jeetcd. In 1885,, the subject VS.
again mootsd IN the United States
Senate, 10 the shape Of . resolution
BY Nj. Slideli, Of Louisiana, u place
%. 900. 900 a TIE dispossl IT the
President with view to Is acquisition.
The proposition, however. did not =.
that tune meet with much favor, in
consequence Of Northsra opposition
to the measure, sad il was Asslly
withdsava BY Mr. Slidsll himself.
The attsnpts made BY klibustrrs
70 wrest the island from Spain are
still fresh II the memories Of our
people, from The tragic results At
tsnding one Of them. TAs &nt ex
petition was orgasised 10 1850, asd
yet sail from our Southern coast, IN.
der Lopez, in nsy, 1850, bat il VI
rseollsct Alright, accomplished no.
thing. The last, also ssdsr Lopez,
copsisting Of about Eve hundred men,
in August, 1851, laadsd II Csrdsass,
and AFTER some Temporary succsss,
was Aefesssd, I.opsa hiuself wa
captured and ailsrward sarrotsd
Many Of his followers wore also taken
prisoner, and hhy Of tAsn shot a
Havaaa. OF the balance, many vssc
sent to Spain ssd thence transported
to spanish penal colony on the
coast 81 Africa. Siace then no EFFORT
hes bsss made, sisher BY or Govsrn-
nent or BY Alibastsss, 70 as%aeh the
island from Spais, although tAsrs
has bssa = strosg perty, bssA IL or
own country aad il Cubs itsslf, look
ine by some means or Other, TO Z
change In ito governnsRA either BY
annsxstios 70 the United 6lAtss o.
BY establishing il ~ ~ isdspssaeas
State, uadss the control of the native
Creole population.
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OCSiCbuiy vi Tic OCildt6s
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Approved Feb. Is, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
my29-3t Governor.
A BILL
Entitled all Act to authorize and require
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near the line between said Reed and Ann An.
rev, until it reaches the land of Richard Fl.
Hrkwood, then on or near the line between said
'<irkwood and Reed, until il reaches the band of
Joseph e. Bosley, then on or near the line be-
'ween said Bosley and Kirkwood until it inter
ec,s the public road leading from Matthew Wi
ey's mill to the Pennsylvania line. myl5-lm@
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS,
PASSED 1T THE
General AssembIyof Maryland
At the January Session, 1868.
PU B l. 1 S II ED BY AUTHo RITY.
AN ACT


To repeal 90 Act entitled "An Act to
add new section to article twelve of
the code of Local Laws for Hartford
county, entitled Schools" relating to
The Hartford county Academy and to
the Cokesbury or Abingdon Academy,
and re enact the same with an amend
ment restoring the State donation to
| the Hartford county Academy.
Sec. ]. Be it. enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That section one
Of the Act passed at the January session
of 1864, chapter 316, entitled an act to
add new section to article twelve of the
code Of Local Laws for Hartford county,
entitled SCHOOLS, " relating to the Hartford
county Academy and to the Cokesbury or
Abingdon Academy, be, and the same is
hereby repealed so far as relates to the
Hartford county Academy, and the follow
ing section be enacted in lien thereof:
The annual donation of Five Hundred
Dollars heretofore granted by law or reso-
luton, prior to the year eighteen hundred
and sixty four, to the Hartford county
Academy in Bel Air, be and the same is
hereby restored to said Academy.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That the sum
of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, be
and the same is hereby appropriated, to be
paid, annually, cut of the Academic fund
for Hartford county to the Darlington
Academy in said county, in addition to
the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars now paid annually to the said Acad-
envy by the State.
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That the
Treasurer, upon the warrant of the Comp.
troller, is hereby authorized to pay annu-
ally the said sum of Five Hundred Dol
lars 10 the said Hartford county Academy,
and the said sum of Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars to the said Darlington Acad
envy out of the Academic fund of said
county.
Sec. 4. And be it enacted, that this
Act, shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
We certify that the aforegong is true
copy of an Act which passed the General
Assembly OF Maryland at the January
session, 1868.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
Approved, March %, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
my29-3t Governor.
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