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

tx 4. lfis n a
- i. 7 Il IN main :,
has bees found II late that tho plan
q Sseeastspetioa heretofore adopted
Mas ssssatially proved a failure, aud
i hfc@li likely taybe conssnma,sd in
~ , e :',,, rre.i 1,
he Radicals to restore tic Ueion
- Nne6sl Onfeaptss,AAk4xGvb
YIN tike The task out Of tkeir hands
-TAs steisecst msssures which the
extreme Radicals are under the NO.
eeasity of adopting csnnos, perhaps,
p arPteihsA d tye1tb 6411i.
" sBoM nouleS. M ~s
method Of forcible rccons.ruction.
Which he has moro than oace threat.
eped, cannot b. adopted until h,
Ar, Wsds) shall have succeeded
Prssideat .JohssNs, for ~ lsIAss
saasa sae tie vs.a psssg % pss,es. Il.
Several measures hsvs bssn indi.
Gated BY the Radicals which they
| fsas 'aay fail # attaining the .xc
'sAitas uhjorit5 hibdkh Houses. One
Of these Is the bill forcing universal
suffrage upon al the States, and
vssting in Congress the power to
Assal ths laws Of any State tAs,
may sbridge or deny universal sui.
fragc. There are also in contempla.
ton seve.a! projects for the coercion
OF the Southern people into the
sl6edsb sessAs iica ssssm, IL
into submission to Radical power
Military kovsssssnt and aartsal law
ate the ready instruments for this
purpose, aud thsrs cannot be . dosbt
that the South will bs held under
military control ~ long as IN. Rad.
icsls WELD the power Of Congress
I It's now understood, also, that
the project for eonGscation has not
been abandoned, and is about TO be
rivivcd, in view Of the expected &c.
cession Of Mr.. Wade 10 the presi.
dency. Mr.. Stcvens's conGscs,ion
Ill was failure, NJ in.,,eas l.ncnt
was for while, but the success Of
the impeachment would perhaps 10.
cure tho accomplishment OF It's
kindred messuro--conE acation.
Mr.. Sbsveas las submitted an in.
9uiry 10 The Connitaes Of Ways and
Means, whether any and what means
are 10 be adopted for compelling our
Conquered enemies to pay for the
losses and burdens consequent upon
~ yafs M sce9nfs5 4 a..
<eA4Noc repooh Shat 10 SsahjSM|
was within the jurisdiction Of the
Rsooastrustlcn Commlttee. II may,
therefore, b. expected that the Com.
thfttee on Rehabilitation will bring
in conascation bill to accompany
the various supplementary silfs for
reconstruction, and that the whole
batch, together slh bills for Rad.
calisiag The Supreme Court, will b. I
passsd, If Mr.. Wade shall rsssh the
Executive ollce. ta w. I'ti 4nt 1
Miss Asna Dickinson Is atrSAely
opposed to Grants nominations ~
the Presidency BY her paEtI. Shs.
FMyy NJ Il thS too: o. 4. r. Stewart
and sAhr sllHsesires; ~ secosdt'
to thiak Il ~ nothisg strange that
ts.s - cel lG33s .spaflor tlscy
aftsr II had been T" gsiIty Of u in.
consistsnuy sad vhksdnetsg u at.
tsnptiag to force negro suffrage on
the South while il does not give the
negro the ballot Ia the Northern
States" Those views were expressed
in late address At Washington, be- |
fore many leading republicans, who
are said to have had conscience
enough lefl to show BY their coun.e.
nanccs that they felt themselves hit,
BY the lashings " the fAir lecturers
plsin and biting speech. ffqf
The sss Arsenic sE.r~ap}i.
cal paper. N ths eohadeect Of, De
@ oysfn or, M 'fthe authorities "a
making strenuous efforts to have
martial Law established In Texas"
The Express recommends that "the
Governor instead b empowered y
organize the militia and sunmsriiy |
eject from ONCE In 'ths Stats every !
man Of doubtful loyalty" We had
supposed that the Radicals were Al.
ready ia the pcssession Of al the
oacss they coveted, ard did ucs know
Chat bayosets had ever been neces-
cary y ob,sin tAsm. W. pstsums,
Aswevsr, that that malignant sheet
desns any psctsxt good snosgh to
place bayonsss IN The hands Of ths
blacks and turn them agaibst the
white people Of Texas Csr'i';a~.
-. - - - u
GEN. RnonY 70 ~ RsxovED.--l
A Washington correspondent says
Ths dos that Gen. Hancock will
make general changes Of bis subor.
ainab1 il Din department. b esJsassj
o. TAk b ths spsslsl prsroeati-s
Of the President, who, II il 70 be un-
dsrstood. will Al the 6tdng time re-
movs Gen. Emosy, who eennssds |
this city, ~ for what hs,Ass desc |
but for what hs aissd to do, acting |
il party interest against shs Prssi-
dent. H ~ 4
When addressing the Senate, the |
other day, Senator Shsrnaa reed
from : rscsat speech BY Sumner, that
" Congress Nd ~ tAs as6tl&st1 Of
tho South h Ne hasda o. ~ ne.
gvuaA'' ri app<Al1A y Hsaatsg ~
DE enftaeeAteasns NJ II ~ black
but Of ~ white rAss. II IL ssid
that ~ great NsPsphilist sunk his
head sAAcr it, sad had moi : word to
say, "but at in shsnsful and gloomy
siieq@ss3 EH , III u
MARRIED.,
Al Tho residence Of TIC brides moth
or. on the It'll Of April, 1868, by the
Rsv. Richard Lane, Mr.. ALBERT Is.
BLOCKER and Miss ELIZA J, WEB
sTER, betAs q. ~ eotsiI, !. !. !. ~.
..a Lp.0Jg syg
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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