The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

Mcdonald, from that State, on a..
ulation, supposing that the I,a
lure would buy them. Iti.po,
lievod tina, armed resistance 4,
templated, from the fac, tina, w.
arms were dcstroyed-no, re.,,',
for use.
Utica, n. Y, Oct. l9.-In,
ference on Saturday, At which .., ".
of the members of the National h.,
utiye Committee woro present n
Seymour said that any change
iieke, must result in the wi,hd,.
Of bis name. He was an UNIV
candidate and would gladly bs
lieved of all responsibility. Hi :.
itors replied that no change va. W
.cmplated.
Washington, October In.
will be no change in candidate, =,
no third party.
Washington, Oct. ls.-Fr.,, f,
Blair made a speech in s. Lou,
a large audience. lie came i,
them neither dismayed nor dues'.
aged. lie said; The Democrat, ,,
would yet win, and if it failed Y
Republic would fail with il. H..
bected to continue to be the e,,i
date for the Vice Presidency bu,
willing to make any sacri6ce \
country demanded.
After referring briefly to local NJ.
tiers, General Blair said | am 4.
candidate of the Democratic nv
for Il very distinguished positios
expect to be a candidates SO Ions
they desire it. So long as | ,y,as
help the great cause which We
have at heart, my fellow cit..,
will be no sacrifice, or rather /, Il
be work Of pleasure to me TO -
render that position, whenever j,
so doing, | can add one vote to 4,
strength of the Democracy in 4,
State, or in any other Of he s..
| am ready to make any nc,;s,
ard so | am ready to 20 and DO ~,
,hipg-to take upon my shoull-
any burden, or lay down any d.
may have been imposed hcre,oi,s
and ,his brings me to alludc to d,
rnmor in our midst to day "a yo,
That what we want!l Ithu Ia
laid here that both the csrdid,,
for the Presidency have siguis.
their intention to decline in f.yo,
some other candidates. All I hr|
to say is that both candidates will
ways be ready to Law down their On
d;dacy when thcy can no Longer
of service to the Democratic psrty \
the country. TCheers n If i ,bc,
be thought now. if believed That N
80 ,La hom wv 800. ..1 W '"s '',eD.'|
ha,,a, "h.nao ca aux s"u give
voice--We wnnt No othcr c.n,s d
| TVoices-No. No, that /, for Won !
say. Yes; we'll done. and cries
"IIurrah for Bl,ir y I w,n, -
In review his oues,;on c,,r,lv y.
wi,hou, regard u an. s..l;rns ~ /.
i;y;dnols arc no,h;r, a. eomr,,,
with Tho rrso, oh;scs. ~o har. .
view of success nd ,ho so.,n,.s.
Of our country I ao M, ;,,sna
abandon the field in one sense
least, | mean to bare NV ,baro Of d
battle; whether in the ranks or IS,
officer, will depend on the wishes
the Democratic party.
Washington, Oct. l9-Thc sen
rest gale ever Known. occurred
Lake Huron on Friday night, ~
losses reported, were two men, Nv
man and child.
LITTLE kocx, Oct. II
10 d. VI Schoheld, Secy Ut Wm
The arms purchased for the 81
were destroyed by an armed band
men on the Mississippi river. r
boat was captured and the AZ,
thrown overheard. From facts
my possession, | TN satisfied d
rrmed resistance to tho laws is CO
tcmplated, in which event the L,
ted States forces here would be q
tirely inadequate to preserve order
TSigucd1 POWELL CLAYroy
Governor Of Ark.p,,,
johnson is reported saving. WI,
the above matter was presented
him, that if parties had co ntcmphs
armed resistance, they would not bad
destroyed the arms and ammuniai
on the Hesper.
New Orleans, Oct. 10, evening
The steamship " Texas" from Iul4|
nola, on September Both, with c..s|
Tor New Orleans, foundcred in nd
which commenced next dsy and I'D
sesora! days, I. VA. the same N!
inundated New Orleans. The vex!
was not aba ndoncd until the 9th iusl
when she was q CON plete wreck -
sinking fast The captain and M
were saved by the brig Emily, n
brought here.
\ dispatch received here TOD
from Franklin, La, which states "
the Office Of the Attakspas RsgsrI