The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-24
From the Austin Convention

Tie following is an extract hon
the special correspondence of the
Galveston News, dated Austin, July
the 7ih
[ told YOU some time since, that
committee had been appointed to re.
commend these whom they might
think worthy. to Congress TO have
thcir feliiieal disabilities removed.
To day said committee made Their
Grs. rcport Of names ihink we
had better print them, and J would
advice every one who expects to have
ANYTHING 10 do with the politics Of
this country in the future, to cut
them out aud put them in his scrap
book. Here IS the roll 81 honor
Jane, II, Bell. J X. 7. Record,
:. :. Niehols. c. u. Way, :. W
Ford. Z. Douglass Rock, J g. Bell
b. l.. Check, +, Pain, i. hsjsn'
braeht. +. A. Engleku, H. Miller,
John Pace, j. II. Chrisimous, NJ.
Priest. James NJ. Croseon, \. j.
Burke, DR., Edward 7. Randall, j.
Douglass Brown, Il G. Doom, Mar
lin ". Wheeler, b. W. Gray, \. VI.
BRYANT, Robert A. Taylor, A. I.
Mccormick, y. l.. u. Braman, a. =.
Wiley, VIM, II. Fleming, Wm II.
johnson. Nathaniel W. Towns, sam
+. Moseley, Benjamin Sanders IL.
:. Hunt VIM. Henderson, Jr',
Joshua 7. johnson, Mark taudle,
Clement Dixon, Henry NJ. Gaines,
ID. II. Beardin, W. ", Giddensi j.
II. Riddle, John II Beatty, j. {. {.
Winch, A. NJ. Kleibcr, William a.
DAILY. George NJ Patrick, @ NJ
Mooring, franklin Iirigauee, John
H. Wilson. Oryille B Caldwell, H.
j. Jones. \. G. Perry, W. d. Lewis
John +. George, VIM. Hooks, Henry
G.. J.. Keith, A. j. Smythe, IL. j.
Harrington, Stacy Collins, Jeremiah
Harrison. X. II. Leonard William
W. Wallace, Francis II. Dixon, Geo
I W. O. Bryan, Isaiah Jupker, j. Is
. MoCroary, VIM. } Phillips, Jas. q
Hunt John A. Bagby, YIN. A. II
I lett, Douglass Reeves, j l.. Carroll
John Herring, Thomas stern, II. y
Bradford, Il. \. Ilcudsald', {. G
Hall, A. b. Dodd, Thomas c. Smith
Erwin Wilson, ID. W. Bradley, )
/ Bostick, Geo, w. iobson, J b. Nor
gan, Abram u. Pedigc, G. W. Guiss
A. Cochran, John Chapman, Ause
Dowdy, $. c. Attuberry, W. y
Bledsoe, Perry Taylor, Lewis Taylor
Thomas Aimed, Jno. Fain, j. I
Stanley, c. c. Binkly, Nat Ray
mond, Robert Xapp, Harvey Young
/ C. n. Brooks, W. Il. Faryor, Samue
( r. Evans, Il. A, Burke, j, W, John
son, c. G. Nash, james Moore, II
NJ. Barnhearl VIM. II. Burkha,i
Ofthe above number j II. Bell
Record, Way, Mccormick, and 6
/ ". Gniss, were in the G. $. Army
/ Others, no doubt, were also belligcr
ent rebels, but | have not been adj
( to pick thea out. To the radica
who says thas am opposed to 10y
atty to the Federal Government be
cause Of my rcmarks in this rcgarf
| will simply say, that ! consider dc
yotion TO the Union and loyalty t
the radical party as far apart as th
Angel Of Good and the Demon {
Destruction. consider that loyalt
to the radical party means disloyalt
to the Constitution, and deadly en-
nifty to republican government
venture the prediction that in LEI
than ten days after Congress ae'
fayorably ga tho report Of Mr.. P'
, digos committee, each indiyidui
named therein will be an appliear
for some position. cannot banis
the idea that they are striving to Sc
their birthright for lesa than me-
of good "pottagc.' The Conver
ton refused to suspend the rule
take up the report for immodla'
action.
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