The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22
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The public plsntevcrs At Washing
ton. ~ ~, are gradually fcelin,
their way to the continuation Of tht
;.n.ous feeslnsn's Bsrsau for an
o,hsr twelvsmonth. We hear, like
.;.e, that they have determined tc
- ~ eAisksv az n . ~ gallon
Nv tho former they sxpsct to stcal
from the National E1chequer SON,
sf,een or twenty millions, and by
the latter, there is pretty good au.
,hori,y for ayisg the Individual
members will have from Eve to ten
thousand dollars apisce--thc money
canning out Of the corruption fund,
xhich certain parties interested in
maintaining The tax, arc understood
70 have raised lest Fall, in this and
other parts Of the country, expressly
for this purpose. -,
The fifteen or twenty millions to
r., ,,olen for the Fresdnsns Bureau
!. 10 he ussd AZ IN slectionsering
corruption fund in the Southern
states, chiefly for the bsns6t Of the
friend. aud relatives Of the New
York and New England Loyal
League Clubs, with whom the in.
.,i,utiou ia offered. Those harpics,
Tho had to work hard for \ living
here At home, some n tract'pcddlcrs,
some a. L.ock suctionecrs, and some
- manufacturers Of brass clocks and
and wooden hams, have been living
| in Glove, down South ever sisse the
|R,,s.r vas iussstsd, and nslsrally
|,bey. are nov 10th to give It up.
|They are writing to the Loyal
.eague Clubs by every mail the il
I'M never do to discontinue that Blu.
(cau; that ii was never more neces.
ksry than Al present. that the
!. rebels" hate the freedmen now
more than ever aud that the ne.
rroes will all be msssacrcd or starved
q death If governments protection is
rithdrswn from them. The Loyal
,caeue Clubs, acting on these hints,
rc arc informed, are bcsieging the
f,ump to "cnact or " order the
tontis uanee Of the Bureau At least
sntil The LIST Of January next. BY
5hst time, Of course, the 4 freedmen"
Bin have served their turn A. partic-
kpsnts in the Presidential election,
Ind then, II necessary, may be the
bureau may go. The Rump, of
koursc, will act in accordance with
ibis suggestion, and SO the working
psn Of he North and West may as
rcll make up their minds to be blcd
! few millions moro for the benefit of
bhe Radical " baggage smashers "
kboye mentioned. That means no
ksdvctios Of .4xss At tAis session Of
congress, That means that We
white slaves must work little har-
her than ever In order that those
lceches may have their gil. That
bneans another link In the letters
which the bondocrscy have already
places upon the industrial energies
Of the nation. That means that the
byrants and traitors are resolutely
bent upon the cnslavement Of North
brn white laborcrs for the benefit Of
themselves and their negro pets. In
hort, that means taking "no steps
Stealing from the public treasury,
n one pretsxt Or another, will be
bout the only business this Rump
Congress will attend to from now till
adjournment. The tyraats and
Faitors, seeing that their time will
oou ts up, are making tho most of
be oppoYiusitiss that are still lett to
hem. The additional millions for
be Frssdmsx's Bureau with con
nustion Of tho whiskcy tar, will be
peedily followed by thelts Of other
|iifions fbr various other things,
(ss sA1isg n once to tue foating
Ational debt and the already unen-
nrsble load Of taxation which the
|ysats and traitors have placed
pom the peoples backs. If the
bieves had not bound the President
md and foot, we might look for an
kscvtive veto 10 stop these villain