The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25
TEXAS NEWS.


The Bonham News contra sts shsi
!. report Of the burning Of Gdsesi
I ie, 10 Cook county, which de-
tived from the reliable gsatlss4a.
I A letter in the w.,.h.cAi5 ArsuS|
says the Indians, . short time sisee,
can ped for seven days within ai,sen
uiles Of Lsmpssas killing bel,
making arrows, aud busting, {"
though there was not white settle
meat within hundred mills Of them
The writer remarks that the forts
bsisg bsils BY Ne sevssansas ~
oussids Of where The Isdisns stay,
aud will therefore do no good.
One fscsdnsa shot aaother in
Hovssom n DAY ss tue ago, snd he
EAstrop Advertiser reports si.ilss
occurrence there last Rsearday. Ia
deed, the pspsrs Of or ova aud
c.he. acsahssn States are never with.
ont such indications Of tho inprovs-
mont made IN tho character Of the
eoiored people by emancipation and
radical politics.
OuraAaEous.-T Tuesday morning,
four soldiers who, for some purpose
Of their own, were len behind when
tho company they belonged to had
gone below, proceeded 10 the portion
Of the town called q freedman town.
and there in the broad open day at
tempted to outrage the persons Of
some of the freedwomen, and from
that, had turned 10 pillsging in the
cabins, aud robbiog the negroes Of
everything valuable they could lay
hands 10. Some Of the negro men
who we're near, witnessing these out
RACES, concluded to be revcnged, aud
did so by knocking down and severely
beating two Of the offenders, and dan.
gsrously, If not MORALLY wounding q
third.
The trisl before Justice Pierce, Of
the above affair, did not elicit evil
dencc that would attach any blame
TO the negroes for their course Ia the
matter but the general opinion 10
that they were justified in doing al
that vas done, and had they done
worse they could not have bcea
blamed.
The country is happy Of the rid
dance Of such . band Of soldisry u
We have had among ~, and We trust
W may never have 70 endure tAsir
presence again. B'yus M.~s. Latter.
The Galveston Republican, . radi-
cal sheet, thu. soss beyond al Nv ~.
sociases, excep, the nost abandoned
and reckless, and which IL the arm
advocate Of negro equality, contains
tho following rich AID racy par
agrsph:
Among the Republicans here
there are men with whom We will not
sssocisse--men whom ws dsspiss, b.
cause Of their want Of psssosal virtus
and integrity. We believe These msa
arc both peraonally and politically
dlahoae.., therefore We have nothing
!" 40 WIZ" ''en'
- "o' 'na' dec'oed'y cool ana ~
''s'a'"s An.' 'e''o~' W oompsn'
so"' "os' cons'oef n'"ss" nearly .
ss'"s".a' " 'o"'''' '"s so''o'
~ w." "s' "'"se' "o'o'
''''r -, - 'o ;.
n... !. .a' III, :" s"I isAss Nspao'
Win The msmbsr, 81 .bs con,s..;or
is to improve the morals Of thoss Who
went into the rebellion. His blind
.sa. aoss MOI seFpslse ~ but, IN
tiys. .si, H. h.vo ~ 1890 -
The Convention. II never entered
our n'na nat sash h.tdssed aAnet
10 S A.Ps''.'sn oos'a W improved
Ssppose that, In 1861. so~s
= rebel. 7" a. he ds,o.,,..,s. s,,.h.,.
x.. WORCESTERSHIRE,
",s ~ Va" ''"'"'Nns'y 'o'a the editor
OF the Messenger, that At the close Of
the war, he would associate with such
a set as he is now eoioeusd with. "a.
a-o.. ;..,,a.a ~, 49, ~ ~.
in a Convention with them !, ~.
no. months Of June ,.s J.,v .,a
that he would expro.s hiux.lr !.
proud Of the honor. VIII. von,d \.
have or said done. We mus, co,.
fe.. wo never though. NO vorld com.
to such . pass. II !. hon.d h. vi,
enjoy the a..oci.t;o.. ,.a A.. oao..
az ~. ...;,., a.. -.
" Wv ''p''''' "''"'a' 'se a'd OF
ca"phor or cologne.
The following ia fto- IN. p.-;.
pos. or,h. ~.
~ ~
~" usxsshoffsss--A grsat
us.. o. aRP's ss. ;. is.t seas sas.s
season, but We do not tSisk tIst .hs.
will do much dspsse. ". h.,.
heard no account vet of th.;, h.,;rs
intsrfersd With The growing orop Is
this section.
~. o,,
-, 80 o''@'s 'ssass! 'A'sss they
"ss's's
,.s'"''y. 10 PoFaoss Of Northern
Texas, they ihroatsa to destroy H.
wheat crop; 10 other pertiess tAsv
ars doisg but lit.le is,.rv ~. |
800.
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