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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24
Club Meeting.

Pursuant TO a call from the Chair
man of the Conservative Committee
Of Beat No. 3, Of Harrison county, 5
large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the Courthouse in the city of
Marshall, on Saturday, July 18th, at
8 O'Clock p. NJ
Maj T.. A. Blanch, Chairman Of
Beat Committee took the chair, and
on motion of II. Mckay, j. N. Cole
man was requested to act MS Secretary,
In accordance with a resolution
adopted, tho chair appointed Mckay,
Curtin, Richardson, Martin, Brewer,
and Coleman committee to enroll
the names Of the members VI the
Conservative Club Of Beat No. 3,
and to report names 80 enrolled At
the next meeting. to b. held on Mon
day evening, July yosh, for prrm%
ncnt organization.
On motion Of II. Mckay, the meet
ing adjourned until Monday evening.
MONDAY EVE, July Zoth.
Pursuant to adjoui hmcnt the meet.
ing was called &c order and the Com
mittee on Enrolment Of members Of
the Beat Club, reported the number
Of names enrolled as members Of this
Club.
Ou motion of H. W. Loughery, a
committee Of five was appointed to
prepare a plan Of organization for
this Club whcreupon, the chair np-
pointed Loughcry, Stedmsn, Van
Hook, Richardson, and Mckay.
During the retirement Of the com.
mittcc, Ambrose Eagle, (colorcd,) Of
Shreveport, was invited to address
the blacks who were present He
delivered an unadorned, but sensible
and humorous speech after which,
the Committee reported as follows
Resoired, LIST. Tina, this Club shall
be known and called the Democratic
Conservative Club, of Bea, No, 8, OF
Harrison county, Texas.
"a. That the officers shall consist
Of a President, two Vice Presidents,
a Secretary, Treasurer, and Ser
gcat ut. ARMS.
3rd. The following standing com
mittoes shall be appointed by the
chair Committee on Constitution
and BY Laws, Committee on Finance,
Committee on Conference, and such
other Committees as may be, from
time to time, found necessary.
5th. That this Club meet Mt the
Courthouse on the md aud tth Sat
urdays in cash month at 10 A. NJ.
On motion Of Col Ed, Clark, the
report of the committee was received
and unanimously adopted.
On n.otion Of VIM. Stedman, the
Club proceeded to the election OF
officers whcroupon, Maj. u. A
Blanoh was elected President, Is. II
Martin aDi T. $. Bass, Vice Presi'
dents, j n. Coleman, Secretary, W
p Lane, Treasurer, and j, II. Van
Hook, Scrgennt-at Arms.
The President made the followiI !
appointments;
Committee on Constitution and BY
Laws-Stedman, Clark, Loughery
Richardson, and Burke.
Committee on Financc-Wm. NJ
johnson, Pope, and Greer.
Committee on Cc ference Ector
Lancaster, and Mckay.
On motion of II Mckay, W, q
Barrett was added to committee OF
Conference.
The following additional rcsolu
ton was unanimously adopted
Rcsoiped, LIST That he who is no
for us is against us, and that eacl
and every member OF this Clu'
pledges himself not to give employ
mcnt, aid or assistance in any man
ner to any man, white or black, who's
name is not enrolled as member o
some Conservative Club.
On motion of Capt. s. j Richard
son, the meeting adjourned to NEE
ct The Courthouse, IN this place, o.
j. N. COLEMAN, Sec'ry.
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where It cams from.


A CREDlTABLE Acr.--Tho tguit
able Insurance Company Pay a r.,
Thoasand Dollar Policy phen mnde,
no Legal Obligations to do So
The special New York correspond.
ent of the Picsyune, states the fol.
lowing highly crcditablc transaction
l have just learned Of q very cred.
table act on the part Of one of our
life insurance companies here, (the
Equitable which has paid claim
of 10000 when they were not 10.
gally bound to do SO.
The deceased party resided in
Philadelphia, and had been insured
q believe,) for several years. In
the payment Of his premium he had
always been prompt, but when last
due or about due, he for some reason
neglected to draw the check until
the very day it (the PREMIUM was
due, and the day following he died.
AS tho check had not reached tho
insurance company, the policy was,
Of course, forfeited, as they had
neither received the money necessary
q W. -%.srs..s .,isf 'iiity u Gil tina,
the party wished his policy renewed.
The family of the deceased having
claimed the original amount for
which his life was insured 10000. J
and offered as evidence in their favor
abe oh !. dawn by deceased the day
R.eiofa tS died, but which he had
neglected to forward.
Or course, the company could not
have been compelled to pay the
claim under the circumstances, az
they were not legally liable but
they did pay it, nevertheless, because
they had full faith in the intentions
OF the poor fellow who had drawn
his check for the premium, but who.
for some reason that cannot be stated
suffered II to remain unsent until he
had himself passed to the regions
NV Po''''eS anu "'hA accounts
arc u"k"own'
CONTENTS or ruy Jr,,,,so,
m, "@A"soN
Jefferson Times Of the
18th, contains the following i,,c,
essing array Of original and selected
articles
First Page--Does.ick Letters
History OF Dreuxs Battalion original
Weddings The Egg Fyag
An Interesting article by Mr.. MoLl /
Singular Method Of Discovering
Drowned Body. Railroad Bridge a.
Galveston. How King Theodore Died
Marriage Maxim.. England and Ahy.
.inia Whs, Railroads do for Farmers
A Sable Philosopher. Men Wanted AT
Human Wax Work. How GcnsraI,hi. |
Saves Soldiers Lives Art Runnins |
Wild Veto Of the Omnibus Bin III
short Articles. ' "
Fourtb p.,.po.,, ~. NH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

~ The New Orleans Times records
the fact that Gen. Grant, on his West
srn trip, had reached and passed ~,
Louis. There were no ovations, no
gatherings Of the people to welcome
him At any point All was quiet and
seress. Al 81 Louis a solitary flag
vas tho only evidence ofhis visit. The
iDtsnsihed serenity Of his i"ayr-. y ~s-
sStsoisI vcsaid bs soon followed By the
brooding silence Of the rocky noun
tains
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

- The message of The President
vssoinG tie electoral college hiiI cv,,pr.
" Indicates Ia The sttsnps 70 vAsJszH
tho Southern Slater from voting in the
Presidential election, or forcing them,
sadsr disfranchising clauses, from cast.
Ing fair and honsst vote, will no. DO
permitted. lie statcs that the State
sovsrnnsnts organized under The &C. of
Congress for that parposs, and under
military control, src illsgitinase and of
no value Whatever.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

Tus Rams CONTINUE Scarcely a
day has paced for the past three We. ,
tAat Il hes no< rsinsd in some dircct;o
sssr Asshall, accompanied with heavy
shssdsr and lightning Strange to say
sas vsathsr has been exceedingly warm
and oppressive.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

Stevens called GrssIsy "scars
crow" Grselsy calls Stevens ,
blsetlsg. BetA are sniassi trrsi
tslleu.-Hcafuw Iaw.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

TmH RATIFICATION MEETING ON SAT-
uRpAr.-ws anticipate there will be u
general ouspouring Of the citi.sus of
Harrison county on Saturday, aid an
enthusiasts will be manifested such q.
has tot been witnessed in Texas for
many ioag yosss. Our exchanges come
70 Ne essoing with those evidences Of
popular enthusiasm. The commence
nsnt cf the canvnss promises glorious
termination.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

The editor of the Paris Press saws
be undoubtedly has "Fair on The
brain. We hope, in that ease he
win soon have the fair in hi, arms.
- Tszas Republican.
You are behind the time. friend
Loaghery. The " fair has been re.
posing in these arms for Ten ycarr,
Paris Pres
oood' he il understood we don,
blame our contemporary for either,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

aht0iiN; Jul1 ~,
The question Of the division of the
State occupies exactly the same posi-
ton that it did at the hour of adj
Journmcut yesterday. The oppo.
nents Of division are making a rab.
bic fight.
Jack Hamilton and Mccormick
are the leaders. Numbers are
against them but they have fair
prospect Of defeating the entire thing.
Smith, Of Galveston, introduced
an ordinance dissolving the bonds of
matrimony between Henry and Cath,
crime Rodcfeldt, Of Galveston, which
was referred.
There has been absolutely nothing
done today but lllibusicring on the
division question. The plan is now
to take the Congressional plan with.
out alteration.
AUSTIN, July Is, 1865.
Nothing was done to day. The
division question is precisely where
1t was at the hour of adjournment
yesterday evening The entire day
was consumed in fllibustering. The
Hoase was under call At The time
a motion was made 10 strike Coles
name from The roll. Cole was the
"a las. Loo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

WI. n. WALTON, Il Travis, Ch'n
John HANCOCK, Il Tssvis.
R0BkRT JO81lYN, Il TnvA.
J. ". T6ROCKMORTON, Of Collin.
). " HENDERSON, Il Ha,rh
II. sTuART, = 0aivss>oa
:. 4. MAVERICK, d Hssas.
q. Z. DURNEY. II AsLsaaaa.
j. u. sfARR, Il Nssegdsshss.
John H. RhA0AN. Il Asassssa.
X =. GOULD, Il Lsoa.
B. u. HPPxnSON, og Rsd River.
J. D. omUN0e, q wsshisstes.
=. PAND81O, u Caassoa.
:. .. PICKETT, xl.ihss3.
r y. Bt(xHAM, Of Csnal.
DANIEL LAKD1A, ef Ass&ia.
=. B. GxxTOf, Of H. Asssseiae.
q. ". JON ~. q Baatsor,
e. :. 1ssr,Si.D, iavaecs.
O. ". SMITH. u Co3orsdo.
0DO. J DURnAn, Bsssstasy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

~ -
The declaration prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating liquors on oioo-
tlon days, was referred.
On motion Of l.. u. Evans, Null.
Inns, conservative, was added to the
committee on lawlcssness and crime
cas-, 43 Nays, 80.
Summer, Of the Committee, opposed
it, saying that they wanted no spies
on the Committee Degner asked
the President whether the Committee
was under an injunction. of secrecy.
The President said that the Commit
tee were bound by the rules they
would make for themselves. This
satisfied Degener, and he voted aye.
The radicals control the Committee.
Jack llamilion's substitute for the
ordinance dividing the State was
tabled Yeas 10 Nays 80. 4 mo.
ton to reconsider the tabllng vote
was made by MeCes;aiek A vote
on this motion was driven of until
The hour Of adjournment by Gllibus.
toring.
The opponents of division seem to
hc ''Sr, '9'alesi.. r., ~. zs4s p.s ga.
mcntafy 'aeticians.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24
TuK EFFECT OF RADICAL TrAou.

INN
INos.-The Sherman Courier pre-
sents very rorcibly, in the sabioined
.x,x,o, H. ,,naanaoeul;a.1,o.o .
80
''s' - P'o'a'e oohh'o's o0'"oe"
the whites ana blacks
ave have in common with the
whole Conservative press, continually
warned the Radical party Of the al.
most certain and legitimate results
Of their policy. We have time and
again warned them that their policy,
BY disfrsnchisine and prescribing
white men and enfranchisipg and cl-
evating negroes to place and power,
thus placing the two races in direct
antagonism would inevitably create
conflict ofraecs We have earnestly
ia.a thea. .h.. there was no visible
distinction between political and SO.
cial equality that it was impossible
to grant negroes political rights and
deny them social privileges. Yet.
notwithstanding, the off repeated
notes Of solemn warning. and utterly
disregsrding the teachings of history,
and their own knowica of negro
character, they (the Radical party
have persisted and still DO pcrsis, h
their wild vagarics of universal equal.
~ - w.. 49,. -. w ~"
disturbances in McLcnnon and Falls
counties, the attempted rio, at Hous.
ton, and in short negro efforts all
oV.' '"e 'oa'n 70 a.'os",e 70 'ne'n
by the rrca, mass @ Of tho White , rae"
and to enforce those priyolepes by
arms.
ave are in daily dread of an omen
collision Of the two races. Radicals,
through their Leagues. teach tho
negroes that they have rights and
privileges equal TO any, and mus,
maintain them BY force if necessary
Consequently we see negroes stalking
ABOUT armed. assuming alTs, EtfoM1 III
insolcnt and sclrimportant all Of
which is but the natural result oil
their Radical education, and should
a bloody conflict of races take place
the whole blame will rest on the
Radical party
Ihk FIFTEEN DOLLAR YER DIEM
The closing remarks Of Major
Flanagan. Il. favor of the sl5 DC,
a;.m co,nn,,so,;on N ,bs member,
-.
! vi 'ne sp'.aMss 'o"'en"o"' 10 o''o''
expressive, I'D iorcible:
The funds are in the treasury
no extra taxation Is needed TO cove,
our expenditure. In this respect W,
have an advantage over all the South
ern States who have held their con
stitutional conventions not one O
them had to levy an additional ia,
adcaun,c to meet the expenses thu
incurred. This In every case create,
an element of dissatisfaction which
We shall avoid. And from whence
o..s ~ ron,v ST., H. ,raos
COMES .ho 'hohey now III tue uc's
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

AssaaA-Csl b. !. rslAsa win 4.
Liver - ai1san hefoes IL Yos.~
Meas nsosssalis Ceeesrvusivs Ci~h
% ast.sisy algAk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

- oaDneue ialusu - ~ ~ -,
ssee - - - - heus = ~ ysss.
Co. , sss1snS pssanisiae sAssal
AsGSts . - ~ ~ - ! ~ ftss4
Asss ~ y = inds0s yisA hi
tAGtea1t e1nrk Qb1bso b suA3set =
sssv - ~ tAa1s - - sas~sl1
ss,eg ans1a 80 \ = saaAssa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

~ The bar becae at Jonesville. on
Ftlay, was n well gotten up affair.
Everything passed cT harmoniously.
There was an abundance for all Sew
erAl srceches were made, and with good
effect Those who were present exprs
themselves delighted with the arrange
ments Of the day. There we're great
many persons present.
The barbecue at Greenwood, on Satur.
day, va. also well attended, ard we
learn, was = delightful affair.
One good feature connected with
these barbecues is, that they give the
negroes an opportunity Of hearing the
truth. Tho result is, that they are rap.
:aly Withdrawing from the loyal leagues.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

xTeaeutsS- {yssvssg,-SW ~
.sssn, sfaisAs 4aes. q "A Az an0'
he, d llsss ~ tAaa eight, eaasgea -
a eQn1gA -.
Asuiaep ~ Ohisaaxy He<isse. ais
"a ssn1i3oAas, tAs1R fsSl1sa, ~ let!
oifse1osA, ~ ~ ncesses q psssoeal
sAasafess, III alshsib,e,) yin r.
skssosA = slvsfelssnsa<s
n1IoatA nsaiess, II . yNsly bssiasas
ehagostss, sssA = sa,Aiae asesssSne =
easds pseusAa1 h he r.ess, rsnesks
$50 euuassn Asasm, Al he resspeaaa
q aesiA Nm - ehasgsd q ny essAs
a ~ ~ sueA editofia1 notEee tnsert-
ID r - oAaa tws dol)sss.
s,Ax,sye Asvxs,,ssnrSss-Crnaxscy:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24
FOR PRESIDENT,
nORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF XIV YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
FRANCIS p. BLAIR,
or MissoURI.

xHUxIA 0a1C1O0D.
For tks Stntr at Large,
b. H. EPPERSON, Of Red River
JOHN HANCOCK, Il Travis.
Ahkvwoses,
J. II. CLEVELAND, Of Polk.
GEO. W. SMITH, Of Colombo.
~ Y&rss Csayvts;e~Al District.
WV. srEDAAN, Of Harrison.
AAerHote,
J. L.. CAMP, Of Upshus.
EopaJ Congressional District.
D. u. CULRERTSON, Of Marion
.Aykrwot.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

lspiAs RAIp.--Thc Auatiu Re.
publican learns that VIM. /. Skes.
herd, wife, and child were murdered
BY indians, on the I'd, seven mile
south east Of Blaneo City, near shs
road leading to San Marcus. A bow
~ years Of age, is missing and &
opposed to have been captured.
The Indians stole large number ~
horses on the Cibolo and on tho
Guadalupe.
THIS, says the Republican, Is the
hrst time the "rcd rascslsr have
penetrated 30 far into the settlsnsats
for fifteen years.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

- A essss nast - Paper deacts
tAse . suAeegtAsts tinA Aes esptrsd
We isessA, hsssallss, 70 % . sasA hssa-
asa 10 b nese tsoahas = collect
asv.vapss sshsssiPsioas has tAey ~
worth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

Or NoW OsSooos Aesoss.
Massa Whaspa 3 IIlsagswusth No.
~ Conssa ssrssA New oFssass, sse he
DAILY asaAosissa AgsaAs Of ~ Rspsb-
licaa y sAal sisy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

SOUTHERN PAc,vic RAILROAD Con-
rAxY.-Twel.e thousand cross ties have
been purchased, asd preparations are
making 70 pc: the road in splendid ordel
in time for the Fall trade The locomo
tive San Houston has bsen reAttet
throssAest, and, il is said, has beer
rss3srsd - good a. new, aud will here
siter bear the name Of Hosasio sey
nour The len. johnson is also 70 b,
rs6stsd At osce. Tho business scaso,
will commence with the road in thor
oagh repair, an ample supply Of rollinJ
stock, and plenty Of locomotive power
We are infcsmcd that, notwithstanding
the dullssss Of TIE times, the road ha
beea nakiag a sufEcien. amount to pa,
all expcnses, with little to spare. Il
the faH and winter il can afford to carr,
eheap freishts, and make " cords o
psaoney."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

Alssrwase.
J. n. ANDERSON, Of McLsasan.
FbsrtA Congregational District.
c. UP6ON, Of Bear.
rr AlAsfhnls.
CHARLES 6fEWAYST, II Harris,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

~ Tho II Louis Republican con
tains dispatches from Jefferson City,
Kansas City, Lsayenworth, Atchison,
Louisville, Ky, Chicago, Nashville and
~ s Nd a atass ng4 aIsts
satisfaction, but the democracy art
jabilaas with csultation and joy. I'm
nenss msss meetings, the firing Of can
non, tho exhibition Of fro works, and
iliuminations attest the general excite
meat over tho eyont.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

TnH HxxpxssoS Tixxs.-Wc take
pleasure in calling attention to this
sterling sheet, so long conducted with
marked ability by il able editor, Col.
J. NJ. Dodson. business men in Mar
shall, Jefferson, ind Shreveport, will
and 1t one Of the most valuable mediums
Of advertising in the interior. With the
prospect Of Gne crops, and good prices,
next fall business will revive and the
winter and spring, will DO unusually
active. We say to all those who expect
70 secure a portion Of the large trade in
ansic ipation, to advertise in the Hender.
ron imss. II isa live paper and
has 4 large and increasing circulation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24


DIFFICULTY At f3lsx--A Telegram
has been received OF the following pur.
port While ME George Kennedy was
ve'king ~ atsccts Of Tyler, on ssnday
~, With sons ladies, he encountered .
pssro woman who Psshed one Of the
lsdiss u Of he sidewalk. Having q
nght fancy cane il his hand, he strsek
the negroes over the head with IL For
this he was arrssted BY the military,
asd on Moadsy nos~ins Lisst barrett.
amer examining the case, fined him $50
Mr.. Kennedy started to 90 ont, when
q d,aculty occurred between him and
tho soldiers in which shots were fired,
resulting h woand'ns three Of the sol
d.srA Kennedy walled out and left.
TAs operator - Tyler stated On Tucs-
Day 1orning, that on the night previous,
The town was set on Arc, but had been
Pct oss, and then started t. give the
particulars, when he suddenly stopped,
and Ia. not been heard from since.
kilograms from Henderson yesterday
norainx, state that 1t t,Arrc,t had Is
sued orders for disarning citizens In
view Of the hostility Of the nsgrocs, in
famed by radical loyal leag pcs, the
citizens, were not disposed 10 submit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

The crops in Kansas this year arc
Extraordinary. =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24

nsss nsst The question fairly and
sasarsly, asssrtisg The pssdominancs
Of the vAits rsss, and ths importance
Of Isavisg he control Of tAs govern .
nest 10 tAsir hasds. SHOW Tie ne.
gross how essential II il that tho
Whit Psopls shssld govsrs. aad how
usfsstssasc il voald prove to Tie il.
tsrssts Of bslh races, il tAs adnisis.
tsatos u ~ govsrnnsss were taken
out Of tAsas had. Thk hae Of rse.
sssisg ~ sssth for IL bssis, 10 far
noes sssetive than asy other, asd
II tssssaey i to teach ths blacks
that " are tAsir real ftissds.
Z The dsoesrasie plstfsem aspsrts
pu1aly ~ he rsesssssssies nsas.
ssss, - ths dsspslisa ssaablisAsd
svss 49, BATES sss illegal asd ua-
ssssasstisssl ; tAAs ssgse ssatses
oads 10 var-sat Ia IL Cosstitstiss.
We ssAnit V Il simply bssssss ~
~ pssauisas y pssvsat Il, suasdisg
- ~ temporary. II dsise ~,
~ y - ssder pestsst, sshibidss
ssssAss by ~ nee vesd ia u nes>u
ssF sppssbstiss. IL rssslt b s,sss
y Assd. if0rass y ssssssd, al Il.
fssts y svsss IL mia Of %, soussry
vii h fstils. II ~ y aaebsAsa. u
vAess os@ 1t peliiissl ssosnisss
viii y swspt ftse ~ ssslsts book,
NJ he Statss viii b. rsstsssa to tie
ses61eise ~ ~ bslbss ~ var.
AseeaA-Csl. 81. =. FslHsa win a.
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pushing his way through a crowd
dropped a navy aix-sbooier, one load
Of which was discharged, shooting q
Miss hana!a=e- i. The l-ss, sh:.erisa
the bone between the ankle and
knee.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-06
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