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

We have fvcsivel = letter from
Weehisgtoa IL The Aasavsifjae Of -.
ind -, pssdBssl sa1 poiItIesf itionf
II 0svlBaes Dsuilsss. from which
vs nake IL ALLOWING extract:
II havs ss1issd 10 ysss paper .
shsss eajlseial 10 rslaties % the
sosss Il D.. AsAhsl Smith, Mr..
Hsslsssss 81 OXEN, 10 IL up .
uixs1 tlstsl ~ 0>aas o2csrs, with
0evseose Hsaileea 1t ~ he'd. l
~ GID that yos have taken the po>
silies shas tAs ksals game wont win.
| know The .isws Of Governor Ham
iltoa very veil on this subject. You
eau state suthorativsly that Govern
or Haniltca csnaot eomprsniss his
high position 10 The Republican par
y Asd bis influence with the national
administration by being = party to
any such schsas in Texas. II he
runs for Governor il csn only b Al
the head Of Rspuhlican State tick.
ct, which will have the confidence Of
the party Of the whole couatry and Of
The administrator Of Gsaersl Grant.
Thoss Who propose . aiasrsa. posi-.
ton fos hiu csa aot BE- his friends
for IL he we're 10 consent to . mix
e. ticket, himself 10 b put out Of the
way in The Usiesd Slatss Senate, and
a conservative Istt for Governor in
bis place, il would simply destroy all
his power aud usefulness to tho PEG.
pie Of the State. He is regarded
here A. The representative Of the par
y in Texas. lie hes The confidence
Of the ADMINISTRATION, aad the people
Of Tsxss assa him aad his services
At this jssstars nueh more than he
rssds ssy sARes tAsy ess sosfss on
bin. Thsss ~ Ais we'll nstursd
views, asd upsa thsn he will act"
These sediments meet our hearty
approval. We never for one moment
charged, or even supposed that Gov
crnor Hamilton would be a party to
any such arrangement, but we do
know how Conventions are managed
and tickets fixed up. Nor do we sup
pose that such gentlemen as Ashbel
Smith or Governor Ihrock morton
would bs associated with him, but
We have supposed il possible that
gentlemen Of the political stripe OF
Judge John Hancock would be cho-
sen. The influence and power OF
such would go--cyerybody knows
where and while il will be our pleas
ure to support A ndse~ Jackson Ham
il,on, W wat the second man on
the ticket 70 b. his equal IN loyalty
his equal IL devotion 70 the Federal
! 3ovsrsnsst, asd - nearly a. possi'
BE, ~ squal 10 iatsllsss. We wan'
~ oss Il dsegA y y ~ Lisstss
go 0svssDee.-FlsAs's Dsilsiis.
This y piais ssa unnissaksbIs
and written By authority, II ought L
put quotas upoa certain scheniaf
politicians. lit fails to make them
wiase and serises, then they have
lost Ill usdssty, and . vast amount
Of sslf respect. Hsni!son actual,
ssoras IT, istieasioa sfssy aailiatior
or syupsAAy vitA thsss dsmocrat'
Who have = his9iy volunteered Il
lrst usks hin Governor and thsr
sesd hin to The senate. HE can
i not. sosprosiss his high position il
the Republican party, and his inda
encc with the national admiuistra
ton by being a party to any saei
scheme This 10 about the coolies
and most forcibls rsbuke any schem
ing set Of politicians ever met wnh
We are curious to know how TIN
Houston Telegraph, Jefferson jim
plecu,s, and several other Texss pa
pers, and sons Of il politicians, wh'
have been endsavoring to lead thu
Democracy into the radical camp
will take this rebuff. II they con
tinue in their cosrss = day longer
they cansst csrtsisIy claim to b
Democrats. A best, they will b
but The fsg ssa Of the radical party
whore leaders Do not even welcou'
them into their ranks.
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NOTHING But RADICALS IN Or
rlos.-A law passed Congress to &c
into effect thirty days after i's pas
sage that 10, on the 9th Of THU
mosth, ia Virginia, Mississippi, and
Texss, which provides, " that the per
sons now holding civil onces in the
provisional governments = Of those
States, Who cannot take and sub
scribe the oath prescribed BY the ac'
.a,itlsd An act prescribe Nm oath Of
ONCE aud for other purposes, APPROX
cd July 2, 1862, shall on the passage
Of thio resolution, he removed there
from and II shall DO the duty Of the
district commanders to Nl the vaoau-
cies so created by the appointment Of
persons who eau take said oath
Provided, That the Provisions Of this
resolution shall not apply to persons
who BY reason Of the removal Of their
disabilities u provided 10 the four
tssath anssdaeat to the Constitu.
tiea sAall have quAli1sd fes say s6es
il pusssssss = ~ ~ sstitls1 Al
sss prsssdbisg - sseA n cAss By
psssess ftsa vAsa lausl liabilities
shsll Asvs bsss rs.svsd, approved
Jsly iisA 1883"
| According b shis Law, no man can
hold sAss II Tsaas sbs his not taken
vAst = tsssnisslsa he irop clad
sslh.' 6sssssl u tAsa have not II
yss takss Il - hsvs ses bsss r.
quirsd y lats Il Ths question
asissA ~ ~ rsssesissd oilcsrs,
aad will thsls ~ = okssrs b. eos
sidsrsd lsQl ed sasdiss'
Oun Jnsy1nxau PApsR.--Ths
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