The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

perverted to make hin say thai
slavery WA the Foundation or ths
nsv Coafederacy. lie had mean,
that society was organized there %,
on the recognition Of this institution
and that with the whole policy Of the
South this institution was interviewer
Mr.. Stephens, when INTERCEPTED
as to the proper bases for reco ustruc.
ton, said that it should lie in a re.
sumption Of the principle tina, the
States had never lcft the Union, bni
that an insurrcction had been crush.
cd, and the States, never having lsfl
the government, merely resumed
their old condition.
Is LAaERniER INTOXICATING p
The vcxcd question as TO the intoxi.
eating qualities Of lagcrbicr was tried
in Pokeepsic few days ago. Chas.
Bohrer was indicted for selling in
toxica,ing liquor without license.
The liquor sold was lagorbier, which
the defendant claimed WAS not intox.
ieating. A number of witnesses
were examised on both sides, and il
was observed that their evidence was
determined By their respective m.
tionally Nil BIZ, the Teuton- admit,
ting that they were victims of the
beverage. The latter testified to
heavy po,ations with impunity, rs
may be seen by the following cvi.
dcncc.
Frederick Blumc, the first, had
taken fifty or sixty glasses in a sin
gle day, and was never intoxicated I!
A. Wimplcbur2h had been nc.
quninted with lsgcrbicr for many
Year,, and never was intoxicated.
Lorcns Ramsset,cr had been ac.
cusiomed TO drinking lager for thirty
or forty years, and drink. from forty
to sixty glasses per day aud never
was intoxicated.
Leonard Biegel had DRINK lager
for forty years at the rate Of twenty
glasses per day, and was always ~
her, M far as he knew
j Bun.Iey had drank this bever.
age for eighteen years, and some
times sixty glasses in day, without
being drunk.
Martin Kuhn says he is brewer
Of lager and weiss beer, and takes
his own medicine at the rate of from
forty to fifty glasses per day. lie
was never drunk, but Il - makes him
feel good"
Henry Seitell says that he keeps
lagerbior saloon, and patroniscs his
own bar to the extent Of from twenty
to twenty-five glasses per day, with
out any Intoxicating effect,
Frank Hengstobeck says that no
has swallowed as much a. eighty
glasses per day, when he was dealing
in rags, and experiences no intoxica.
ton thercfrom'
l.. Buntlin said no had drunk lag
or for nineteen years or moro, That
a few days ago he was ia company
with thirteen other church members
and that each Of the fourteen drank
twenty eight slssscs OF that Teutonic
beverage in ono hour and hall, and
not one was intoxicated.
The jury, notwithstanding this
weigh. Of testimony, nucd tho de-
PENDANT $50, thu. virtually declaring
that lsgerlrier has intax issting quail.
tics.--N r. C1m. Ad~rh.er.
Iiis BrGdAR's DAY IN fARIs.--
Street begging IL SLOWED in Paris
only on W Emn~ror's fetc day Au.
gust 18Th aud the LIST of January,
A Paris correspondent thus des-
cribes the appearance Of Paris streets
on New Years Day;
l never saw such nm exhibition Of
real aud feignsd human misery Ms
that which forced itrelf upon my OBJ.
serya,ion in every direction yestcr-
day. I, seems, indeed, as though
all the ono armed, one legged, blind,
lame, aud dciormed people of both
sexes and all sgcs, from the whole
Of France had been emp,ied upon
the pavcments Of her capital Some
begging singly, others in groups
Some sang, some prayed, while some
reci,ed the stercotyped begging
phrases at the top Of their voices.
Some stood some kneelcd, and again
many others were stretched out at
full length, wrapped in rags, on the
sidewalks. On the Boulevard dcs
Ttaliens dozen groups were lying
along the walls Of the houses, con
sisiing Of old men or women sur
rounded by three, four, and even
six children, including babies, all
pale, dirty, and ragged, and present.
Ing together a most pitiful aspect.
Most Of tho heggsrE had brourht all
sorts Of squcaling instruments into
requisiiion to attract the attention Of
the public. Besides the native con
zen. ~ little Italian bsggsr hcys
anS c;r,s lin v;ol;n. s.i,srs ANTS
"a barns montsv. and m.rmot,
Ia cinnc ne hc,; Ia inc ps,,crs .by
until thrv had by sheer perris.sncy
snceeade3 In lsyy;nv = tribute upon
,hsm Al,oesihsr the street sights
c,~.,.h.J ~ concIu.;vc nroof that
nnder Tho brilliant surfsce Of Paris a
crest deal or Nuns, .,i.rrv il hidden
street bspciuu IA becoming a per.
iec' nuisance IN 'hs Guy
p..rp RoAr-W.I,e, nrovu.
Of Portland. ,he Argus says, hss
bronyht hons a new pspcr boat Of
H. Waters u.,e.t nom model Of
III avn Tiki, boss h 4lA fest long,
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