The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

| All the accounts hat reach .
from the Nerth and 1orth- West e,
hibit the pleasing -, III, 20.
extraordinary rWulas revclG,ios
in progress, that has had no counter
part since the Presidential eampaigr
Of 1870. The Democratic Part
thoroughly aroused, and enlbraein'
with It's organization all the co
servatiye elements Of the eouutrr is
.gea. eEtsaokea. eatha4.assis. .sd
defiant. Thoroughly arousel wsiA
| al It's men Ct i.sse.lee, in u held,
everything ,oaspires to prtiisa al
es'y and certain victory i Nove'n-
Der This resction vas 'ng defer
red Three ye-ss hsv passed Of
nc'ssnsl peace, but posassanr all the
distinctive chagscterSies o. wzz,
with Is ~ors. features - suspicious,
hatred, naleyoiene cxactions, and
petty iyraasy " have been ires,.
cd rot only ~ .,sas and ssnnrers,
hat IS open arr a,owea enemics-
Bowed down iylefeas impoverished
snear passed y A. armed sosdiery,
rulei b, ailitary despctism. with
civil ofsccrs set over Us totally in
competent and unscrupulogs, who
set at pfk all the agencies they
could erploy to rcndcr their reign
perpetual there was seemingly bat
,jtt'e iefe Of change. Bus il Is
conna it Is slmos, here. The
La.ess CONVICTIONS, better judgment,
hnd foe ngs Of the Northern masses,
70 l5ng betrayed and outraged, are
about 10 assert their former suprem-
aey, in favor of restoration Of con
government,
In the successful accomplishment,
IF this revolution, The Northern De
ask the Southern people to
exercise The proper patience forbear>
iuee, and fcrtisnae to uphold the
lsw-, 10 maintain order, md 20 dis.
every exhibition Of dis.
that can DO tortured into
political capital BY the radicals. The
urscrupulous leaders Of tina, party
will leave no Stone un'urned TO drive
The Southern people into revolt
Evers outbreak that they ean inst.
GATE, vdl be enlarged and sen,
broadcast over tho North, to be used
to defeat the parts tina, promises po-
iAsAA ~ AtN~AfH.
The Democratic party ynee more
In pswcr, all The unconstitutional
that has polluted the stat.
ute books for the past four years,
will 10 gradually il not immediately
removed. With good government.
will come immigration, capital, en-
teprize, aud new era Of prosperity,
Tho country, North and South, will
be benektted by the change. The
people Of both sections, viii have
learned In the school Of experience
to prize more highly the blessings Of
i i elton. Of sil our northern ' is5ends c
and aid them, by the only means in
our power, TO achieve the victory 80
important to them and to us. Then,
osec more. VIC can join patriotic
hearts and hsn6s, with one country,
one constitution, and one destiny.
UNFORTUNATE Asp ALMOST FArAl
pYyfeuLry ---lon Saturday evening last,
while u thai was pending in the Court
house, before Geo K Hi, Esq, Justice
Of the Peace, a officially occurred be.
tween Mr., Jan,ss Turner and Mr. l.. c
pei.isle, citizens &c this place, which
wao attended with most unfortunate and
almos. intai results thirst commenced
with an nltercation, in the course OF
which Mr. Turner seized stick and
struck Nh. DeI.i-le several severe blows
over the head, causing the blood 60 Gov
freely. The parties clinehed, bn, were
separated, and ordered into custody.
cir. DeLisle, after washing his face, re
turned TO the Courtroom, and seeing
Mr.. Turner, commenced firing upon
him, discharsing four barrels tsam nh
army six shooter, three Of which took
effect in Mr. Turner'S les leg and hip
Rvery effort was made by ahe sheriff 70
stop the shooting, but without avail.
Mr. Dsl.iala was is@sdisteiy seized
and conveyed to iniI Mr.. Taraer was
carried IT, bis residence, whero his ply.
sicisns, upon examination found IL nee
cssary 10 nmrntase his leg For time,
his condition was critical, and serious
fears were entertained thu, he would
die, but We are happy to state, that be
is now doing as well as could 10 ex'
pecse1 This unfortunate Occurrences
ssssAad much sxcinmons and anxiety,
and ], dcsply depimed by tn, whole
connanity Asit will undergo iudicinl
investigation we refrain from all com
men,s In REGARD to i, further ihan Il
sny, that politics had nothing trao win
the transaction Mr. Turner Il law
yer and Mayo Of the city ar pcLisle
vas formerly a merchant o. this place
and well known Aroughult Northern
Texas, where he ut one time resided
sIn wednesday u preliminary examina