The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

rsdi~l lsaAsrh havisg daroyse
gosa sovsssasse ~ paralissd ths
s1lsh Of As best citizens, efog
thsssby = insanity Z BOT . kssss
= sie1slise hss aDsssa dssssaI.
isst;Jk tkrosgAout III Stats, cssssd
ostb-ssks in nsay localities, aud
originated amoag " what Nc pver
hsd before, nsa Who regard tlsus
sslvss ~ outlaws, they sew propose
10 psrpstuste their misruis, aal to
sssais wide sprsad asa~hy aud dis
order. If the people Of the North
Gao he made to understand the true
condition Of aaain, NOT only in
Texas, bst 10 every Southern s<ste,
tAey will speedily take the power out
Of the hands Of those whose designs,
iahusscsa, and acts are pregnant with
70 much mischief.
~ II our counscls are worth
anything 70 our people, NC would
cnjoin upon them to live pcacablyl
to act morally, and to support tho
laws. Every edsst will be made by
the radical leaders to create dissur-
bases in tho South, 10 order 10 man
x'hcture capital North. We hope
tho Southern people viii not he
drawn or even forced into difficulties
II asy kiad or charsstsr. II there
ever was . time calling for the szsr.
ciss Of patience, prudencs, and for
besranee, that dine is NE present.
Every priv.ts. dikculty or public
outbreak will b. nsgsiAed iaao OK
agsfatsd proportions, asd heralded
broAdcass over hs North. Let this
het have il - weight. Peace and
quiet are desirable At ~ times, but
now . patriotie euty, the violation Of
which is . crime, render them iadis-
psnsiSls.
-. On the 2bth there was = mag
nifceat ratification meeting at
Shreveport, with banners, music, and
speeches, and an inposing :orchlight
procession At night. Tho Marshall
Brass Band was in attendance, and
gave universal satisfaction. Ex-
Mayor Markham renowned his md
icalism, and denovnced the party
and it, leaders. Tho account pro.
ceeds to say he was particularly se-
we're on Flood, Mudgets, and Keating
said their acts wore Infamous, and
that their advice asa teachings to
their ignorant and blended follower
were dangerous to the peace Of this
community; that availing himself
Of the promise contained in thu
lines
while the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilsst sinner may return, 10"
~ Attention 10 directed 10 the card
Of Mr. oeo VIM. Logan, Cotton Factor
and Commission kerchsnA New Or
leans, successor Of Mesrs. Logan h
Claiborne Mr. Logan has many warm
friends throughout this section Of the
State. His uniform kindness, seduloas
attention to business, capacity, and
promptnsss have given him reputation
that ensures excellent management and
Adslity in every transaction with which
he nay be entrusted. The fact that, ~
Ne close Of the war the house with
which he has been so long connected,
pair over promptly its cash balances,
inspired, and very justly, the confidence
Of old customer, and attracted to il
napy nav oass. lie has our best
wsskas, and Ne pest wlsnes Of every one
who ksows him.
~ When Judge Evans endeav-
orsd, il The scaiavag State Conven-
don, 10 expose the corrupt motives
which Dictated the rssolution 10 send
= committee to investigate the Mill
-. 49,, - az fa,'s, - c-a~. ~
Ne speaker. The Judge reminded
The speaker that he Had permitted
nenbss after member to asssil his,
(J~ass EsAss,) and to accuse him
Of synpatAidng with murdsrers and
aasassias, and Of bsisg tho voluntary
defender Of crime and criminals, and
that while The coarssst and most vic.
lsat invsetivss had bssn applied to
hin, not . word was said 10 check
thoss speaker In their course.
Circulate rms DxxGxArIc PArERs.
-Ehswhsss the reader will 6nd an nd
vsstissment setting forth unusual news
paper Inducements on the part Of the
Louisville Journal That long-estab-
lishsd favosits has taken a now and
still more vigosoas lsass o. life. II has
bsea iansnsely enhsgsd and improved.
nd 10 seafnssdly the cheapest, ~ well
~ one Of The best newspapers in the
World. Ita club rates arc astonishing.
II cenpaigH rates are equally so Per
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