The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

10 be . democrat. and dsrss utter y
protest sgsinst the falsehood ssd
dsfa nation SC extensively propagsted
against the Southern people, he be-
comes the special object Of hatred
and mslics.
Tho Red Men Cslsbration and Fair.
Tho annual celebration Of swamp
Eaglo Tribe No / of the Indspcnd.
ent Order Of Red Men. which came
of in Marshall on Monday the Bird
Of May, was brilliast affair, aud !"
every rsspect, . succcss. The mem-
bsrs Of this noble order s'sy we'll fsei
proud, not simply Of the pageant as
beautiful ~ it nay hare been regard
cd, but Of the good ,hst the society
j. accomplishing. Hi .l aai
Al ten o'clock tho procession or
ganizcd, and marched to the Metho.
dist church, headed by the Marshall
Brass Band, whose excellent music
was highly appreciated.
The exercises In tho Church were
opened by an appropriate prayer from
Rev. W. @. Lancaster. After il was
concluded Sschem Theordors r.
Hawley, the orator Of the day vas
introduced to the audience, and de-
liyered addrers that was rcplete with
interest. We have heard ma ny fiat
tsring encomiums bestowed upon u.
Professor Morgan II Looney, Prin.
cipal Of tho Gilmsr School, was ssen
called out by tho audience, and deliv-
cred n neat, concise, and ~sll-'imed
address. Mr.. Loouey hiss many
warm friends in Marshall. All ad-
mire his talents, and his industry and
enterprise in behalf Of education.
Hh excellent school has given him
a widespread aud snviabls rsp-
uta.ion.
Tho meeting closed with prayer
by Rev. r. 8. Finley. Tho proess-
sion WAS again formed, and marched
back to the ''wigwam" Of tho "Tribs, -
to part.ks Of . splendid dinner gotten
up ny the Laoiss, ~h.~~ -ui@'sas
and kind attentions gave il addition
al xsst.
Tho Fair opened at 9 o'clock
tho rcsms were beautifully decora-
ted. Al night nearly the entire pop
ulAtion poured ost to at'snd il. y
vas held up stairs in the harshall
Masonic Female Insti,pte. Such
Wss The pressure on the hocr, that ii
bsgas to give way, and with great
difficulty = panic Wan prevented.
The room was quickly cleared. aud
The fair suspcndsd for tha night. 1t
tur ned oct that The danger was not
A. great - he'd been anticipated.
The iron rods supporting he Aoor
were bsns, bat the aiIls and walls had
not given way in the least. Columns
have sisss bssn placed IRON bs!ow,
! aud The Aoor Is aow wore sscuss than
ever.
The Fair was conducted With
tact, tasts, sad charming a.iability.
Mis- SalRs Pstsaway, il behalf Of
the little misses and yousg gsatls-
men Of Marshall turned over the
proceeds Of no entertainments they
hsA gives, amoxssisg 10 two hun.
drsd dollars.
Among the curiositiss vas vsloc-
ips1e, ssss over ~ the gallant 1ibs
1t Js1sssea. 2
The Fair closed u midnight on
Wednesday,, and, amer psying all
szpsaces, II vas found, that y had
realised over 7rs~ty> Three Hasdred
DOiiars.
This result conveys high sompli~
msst 10 the lissrality Of our people,
asd to tho energy and IoveIinsss Of
our ladies. We hops tho snount
raised may bs sufficient TO Ok up the
graveyard properly. Iii. il not, lot
this sun be carefully husbauded
until mora can b gathered together.
~ Hill 4 WILSON are AZ 70 ~ ost-
done In the bssf business The Ane.
elegant corn I'd bssf hey are recalling
At THAR stall, No 10, Ia tho market, i
attractive enough to delight the eye Of
Ne hasss spieuss. II you want = ans
roast o. sspssb sassk, you ass SURE Of
always getting Il
How LovALxY PAYs.--Nsarly oil
ths Rspsblisaa editors il Tsxss have
bees eppsisted 10 GOOD TT oaes&
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