The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11
TEXAS NEWS.
Dleanings from III the Texas Papers

The Times is opposed 10 any afIIlia-
ton with radical or radicali.m In
this connection ! says
The Southern people have been a
conquered peopl,, and have ssCredly
observed the trms Of surrender
since 1865. n, perfect submission
Of the South ha, surprised the civil
ned world. Nor whore is there any
cyidesc., of "magnanimi,y" on the
part Of the eonquirors9 Arc the lead
ers ofthc l,sdicalparty more magnani
nous to-day than yesterday Have
they repentod u the outrage com
mi,,ed uIer conquered and sub
niissise people during the past three
yoarsy Can The. Ethiopian change
his skin, or tho Leopard his spots y
las the Millennium Gomez Have all
the Buffers, Summers Calwclls, ard
'ns lesser llght # .inophinism been
f0ng.lod 10 lunpny' Have the
4.embers o. lr AHa 800 Convention
given to the winds or waters their
carpet bags Of laie towards surren'
dcred Rebels in this hour of their
victory7 "Tcll it not in Gath, nor
on tho streets Of Askalon." Tell II
not in Tennessee, Arkansas, and
Texas.
SEickly srea,iug we do not be
long to the Democratic Press but
We are citizen of Texas, and, with
our convictions, xc deem it our duty
to protest conso'ting with the Rndi-
cal party in any manner whatever
Let the great Conservative masses OF
the State keep united and defeat
their enemies with all the Legitimate
means in their power Better re.
main under military rule than adopt
any Reconstruction scheme they
may offer.
The Crockett Sentinel says that
W T. Wooton who killed deputy
Sheriff, \. j. Edwards of Walker
Co. several months ago has been tried
aud acquitted lie was refused bail
before the examining court and also
on writ Of haJeas corpus sued out
soon after the offence was committed
subsequently he broke jail and es
capped but as soon as the District
Court convened no came in and sur
rendered himself mp to the proper
authorities, had nm impartial trial,
and was acquitted as above noticed.
The same paper contains the fol
lowing items;
Is ruE NEr.-Last Tuesday wa
| O rainy and disagrecablc day and oil
that day a detachment from the com
| pauy Of troops at Palestine started
1 ior Crockett on forced march t.
protect the "trooly loil at ,hit
| poiaL They arrived at ! o'clocI
"wednesday morning to find Crockett
rs quiet as O yilliagc grave yard.
We have been terribly abused b,
the white trash OF the Radical part,
since the barbecue, Moby it is be
cause the supply of meat was short
The Sentinel was on the g'i rire 70
the marks and brands, The hogs
pigs and possums were all in thu
Radical mark and brand, but thos'
who examined say the supply wa
r'iH's, shvs..
\ Rfcu EDToa.-our f'ricn'
! Van Horn, Of the Corsicsna Obser
yer has a printing Office, farm, an'
store.
The Gilmcr Sentinel commence
'al cllorg p follow
We hteonm board i,TemWk
! editor .a-l lars. Nor
what an ungratotul world thl- Il
But those who entertain such absur'
notions in regard to the non truth
telling propcnsi,ics of our edi,oria
brother -hood, don't know"
That's an enlightened view of tn
matter. People that talk that way
seldom take sny paper at all, and |
they do, it is one Of the sensation
class that no ono believes or is OK
pected to place any confidence in.
| The Tyler Reporter states that, oil
the LIST inst, at a public sale "goo'
improved lands sold for four dollar
and sixty cents per acre, which show
that lands are looking up little un
der the influence of remuneratiy,
GOTTEN market"
The same paper states that tho In
dex has derived six or eight shous
aud dollars printers fees in bankrup
cases.
The Reporter givcs an account o
a cotton factory at Tyler 1t also
peaks thus of G W. Whitmo~
Whitmoso spoke from the court
Yard steps on Monday to crowd
mostly colored, on the subject Of di
yiling the State. We agree with hin
IN his views abou. division. so far N
the location of the dividing lines ant
Tie capitals go, bat we have not go
the additional incentive, that of {
desire for office to actuate us hence
VIC are less ardent. We are sillins
to accep, Of the RAIDS. a division o
the State on the proper plan, but no
a whitmorc
! No CossipEBArfoS.--In the Dis
iric' Court, just adjourned a; Nev
Brauniols, Texas. Judge W =. Ba
con decided a suit upon a note foi
Confederate money. The decision
vas that Confederate money was no
legal consideration, aud conse
| qucntly that the note could not b,
collected by law,--Brasos Signal.
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