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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-13
BAsrnor. Noxember 8. !


BAsTRoP, November 9, 1878.
Editors Democratic Statesman- Yesterday
was aroyal day in Bastrop, notwithstanding
the inclemency Of the weather for three
days previous, making the roads and streams
almost impossible, yet at an early hour
in the day tho honest yeomanry Of the
country commenced pouring in in such
streams that even the RAIDS began to sec
that the people had become aroused, and
were determined to show their rights.
Our gallant standard bearers, Col. r. B.
Hubbard and Capt. w. II. Ledbetter, had
arrived the evening previous from La
Grange, and extensive preparations were
perfected for o magnificent barbecue and
speaking. At twelve o'clock precisely,
Col, Hubbard was presented to magniii-
cent audience, among whom were many Of
the fairest Indies Of Bastrop, (and Bastrop
has some very fair ones by Capt. j. III.
Gillespie, one Of Bastrop's best men-and
when say that you know its sig
niiicance, as you know the citizens Of
BoStrop. For mo % describe the speech
is simply Impossible. Suffice to say, It
was glorious, i was grand. in fact il was
bully You think you know II because the
Galveston Aces published IL but you don't.
fou must hear Il. You must know the
pathos and passion with which the speaker
can infuse II and then he has something
new every time and at every place he speaks.
His excavations of Confederate Know
Nothing Bob-tail Taylor and Rio Grande
Davis (What pity he married Forbes Brit
TOMS dauehtofl were fearful. He plainly
showed tie Germans that il Taylor and his
crowd had had their way IN 1854 and 1855,
that not one German la q hundred would
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Debased mexican silver.


A recent importation of Mexican silver dol
lars to this market, sold to one of the Lead
ing bullion dealing houses, realized a serious
loss upont the purchasers, as they were found,
after purchase by our dealers here, to be
very much debased. The weight was fully
up to the average of that coin, and the min
tage was assuredly genuine, as peculiarities
of the stamp used for the Government were
recognized by parties here who had been
connected with the mint in Mexico and had
thereby become familiar with the coinage Of
that country. After repeated assays here,
investigations were made through the de-
partments Of Government in Mexico, and
the fact discovered that systematic opera
lions had for some time been conducted by
the night operatives of the mint. 1t was
customary, it appears, to place each opera
tive of the night force apart from all others,
in cage-like structure by himself, and to
provide for the treatment of each one GER
tain number of ''blanks,n enough to give
occupation for the usual hours of employ
ment. BY collision, it is said, these va
rious parties prepared blanks outside, which
were made to contain twenty per cent. more
alloy than the standard pieces. These, to
the number of twenty or thirty pieces each,
would be concealed about the persons of the
WI Ahcn D0AOAO hASy 0htSiOu uPOH thSA
work. I'm the morning when these persons
surrendered the pieces upon which they had
worked, they included the debased pieces
they mad carried within the mint; and in
place of the latter the pure pieces were car
ried away in number equal to that of the
base pieces substituted. Thus these parties
gained daily about twenty per cent. of the
value of the sum which ordinarily consti-
tuted their work
No estimate can be made of the amount of
debased coin which has been put in circula-
! ton in Mexico York Tines.
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bic old hypocrite, now asking the SURFACES
Of the people OF Bastrop to represent
them in the next Legislature. mean old
Jessie Biilingsly. When / first saw and
heard the old man, felt sure be was crazy
or in his dotage, and for his own sake am
sorry Il Is not 50. I wil1 give you speci-
men Of his clectioneering, which over
heard when he Thought there was nobody
near: He told his audience that the Thir-
teenfh Legislature had repealed the home
stead law, and that not one thing Of the
poor man was exempt from taxation and
forced sale; that they bad given the Texas
Central Railroad $3.50, 600 Of the school
fund Of Texas; that they had run the State
IN debt e15, 900, 600; aud when you ask him
for the proof, be pulls out the State Journal.
Now in the good old State Of Virginia,
which has just gone Democratic, God bles.
her, when q man talked that way and knew
TO the contrary, IL was called lying, and
nobody respected him, and / think old
Jessie viii find that the same holds good IN
Texas. But must close. J. n. C.
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The result of the Ohio election my be re-
garded by all Democrats as proof that the
party still lives, that it has right to still
live, that it can beat its antagonist in a
local contest, and that it will, making an
organized effort. be a formidable opponent
of Radicalism in a general contest. It's
days of lethargy, We believe, are past. The
occasional successes of the Democracy in
certain localities was not followed, it is true,
with success in the general contest. But
Radicalism has now run its race; it has de-
veloped itself into an extravagant, mono
pcly-fostering agent and the time for reac-
ton has come; the day of the triumph Of
the Democracy is not far distant.
Following the Ohio success, is an actual
demand for like change in general This
is wherein the previous local Democratic
victories differ from the present one; before,
the people had not become fully aroused to
their own interests; the fragrant abuses of
Radicalism were not fully realized by the
masses; hence the people did not act in
those instances rs they seem determined to
do in this. In view of this, we say the
election Of William Allen as Governor Of
Ohio may be regarded as the harbinger Of
the long deferred day Of hope for the De
mecratic parity lartscills Times.
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might be. and showed profit Of el00, 600
n the course ~ day or two. His luck
was observation and knowledge, and n
happy tact in applying them
..Ihe late Joseph Hume went out 10 In
dia, and while he was still Young man he
accumulated q considerable fortune He
applied himself to the hard work Of mas
tering the native language TO most profitable
account. On one occasion, when all the
gunpOwder had tailed the British army. he
succeeded in scraping together large
amount Of the necessary materials. and
manufactured It for the troops When he
returned 70 England be canvassed with
much abilitv and earnestness for a seat IN
the East India Directorate. that he might
carry ont his scheme Of reform, bit while be
failed to get the vote Of a certain large pro
prietOr Of stock, he won his daughter's
heart and made a prosperous marriage. And
marriage IS, after all, the luckiesa bit OF
luck, when il is all II should be.
.'There is, then, in truth. no luck.
There are turning points in life. moments,
critical moments, that are worth more than
years. nevertheless, u great occasion is only
WORTH to a man what ms antecedents have
enabled him 70 make of it, and our bust
ness IN lite Is to prepare for these supreme
moments, these hours when life depends on
the decision Of the instant Whatever Of
truth is vailed under the popular idea Of
luck and chance is, rightly considered, AT
incentive to the busiest industry not an ex
cuse for folded hands and idle Dreams
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THE baIloonists who landed at Canaan,
Connecticut, lately, arc convinced that the
average Canaanite is not a. lover Of science.
When the spilled voragers reached their
runaway air-ship it was surrounded by a
crowd Of natives, who had stripped the
boat Of everything portable, and were de-
vising ways and means to realize on the
whole concern. They appropriated the
clothing and personal effects OF the AERO
nauts. Then the man on whose land the
balloon struck put in a heavy claim foi
damages the man who had caught it and
he who had kept off the crowd, each.wanted
aslice, and to secure these CLANS the sheriff
attached the entire property for nine hun
dred dollars The claimants came down a
little from this sum, but Donaldson & Co.,
will never descend in Canaan again. Noble
Nescs.
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pRocLAMArIoN
ssoO REWARD.

To eli 70 whom these presents shs1 come. Thefeas
= has been made known 20 ne thar on or about the
1ixtcellh day o. October, A. "a iSI IN Walker cuun-
o, ~ sud star, enc GEORGE HAYNES alias EORGE
DlCAHOhLl, die murder one WI. SANntlt and
that he said George Haynes alias Ducxu0rth IS san
at l11Ee and fugitive from Justice
Now Therefore. I. Edmund y Davis. Governor 81
Iexas o virtue q the authority vested IN me By the
Constitution and laws 81 said state 40 holobV oer
reward Of ave hundred dollars for TIE arff md de-
Livery y the sid George Keynes alIas Dnckuorih %
TIE ener4 o. walker county, inside The jail door; said
reward % Be paid upon his conviction
IN Testimony whereof. / have hercnnto signed
my name and have caused The great seal o.
sEAL-i the state 70 be afnxcd Al the city OF Aus
Tin. this third day o. November, A. D. 1873
EDMUND j. DAVIS,
BY the Governor.
JAMS ?. NEwcoND. Secretary Of state.
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And they came 70 him, mothers o. judah,
Darz-cyed and Ga spiendor d hair,
bearing down over shoulders d beauty
and bosoms half hidden, half bare.
And they brought him their babes and besoDeh Inn
Half kDccng. with fuppliaut air,
TO bless the brown chefnbs they brought nm,
With holy hands laid IN their hair.
Then reaching hi hands be eaid. loNly,
t0f such = MY kingdOm; and tnen
Took the brown Iflle babes in lle holy
White hands % the Saviour o. men,
IIcldthar close 10 bis heart ana care-a q tneiu'
Puf hie face down 70 theirs A. la pray er,
Fhf fhcir hands n HE meek ana - blessed tnen,
With baby lands hid ia HE hair.
lFI01l joaquin Ai1G's lat r0iEDe.
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DRoCLAHATIoN
BY the Governor OF ths state Of Texas.
$500 REWARD.
$500 REWARD.

To al 20 whom these presents shall come: " creas,
arst day OF September, A. d. 1873 in the county Of
Denton, IN said State, one JOHN CRUTCHFIEI.D did
murder JAMES WALKER, aud has subsequently com.
mited other crimes and that said Crutceld Is s al
large and fugitive from justice
NOW, Therefore, !, Edmund j. Davis, Governor Of
Texas, BY virtue Of the authority vested in me bv the
Constitution and laws Of said State do hereby oler
reward OF I've hundred daars for the arrest and ely-
cry OF the said John Crutchded the sheriff OF Denton
county inside the jail door; said reward 70 be paid
upon his conviction.
In testimony whereof, have hereanto signed
my name and have caused tho great seal Of
lsEAL- the State TO be affixed, AZ the city Of Aus
tin this fourth day Of November A. d.
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
BY the Governor.
JAMES p NEwcoNB, Secretary Of State.
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DRoCLAMATION
BY the governor OF tho state OF Texas.


BY the Governor Of the state ofFexAs,
In deyout acllnOwied gmentof our dependence upon
Almighty God r his manifold and munihcent gifts to
US, and in accordance with the proclamation Of the
President Of the United States, /, Edmund J. Davis
Governor of Texas, do hereby recommend the people
Of the State TO observe THURSDAY, the TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER next, as day OF
public thanksgiving. -
Abstaining from usual avOcations, let that
day with one heart and voice. unite in thanksgiy
ing and praise to the giver Of life and the author Of
all good, for the rich blessings bestowed poo
pie, and as individual recipients Of His favor.
In testimony whereof, / have. hereuntO
SEAL signed my name and have caused the great
seal Of the State to be affixed, at the city
Of Austin, this first day Of November, A.
ID. 1913.
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
By the Governor: iefp'ls Governor
JAMES P. NEwcoMB. Secretary OF State.
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George Haynes alias DuckwoEth, Is colorcd man.
nearly black about atty years o. age about ave feet
SIX inches high; weighs about lbs pounds; one eye
out entirely o. badly biemshed, and has white spot
about the size OF a silver dollar on his head
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DRocLANATION

DRoCLAAIATION
by the Governor of the state Of Texas.
$500 REWARD.
:, 70 al to whom these presents shall Gomez Whereas
II has been made known 10 me that on or about the
twenty NTH day Of October, A. D. 1913 al the town Of
brackettsyiile IN Kinney county in said State some
unknown person did murder one JOHN p. FRIES,
Sheriff Of said county Of Kinney and that the said
unknown person is still at large and fugitive from
justice.
Now, therefore, l. Edmund j. Davis, Governor Of
Texas, by virtue Of the authority vested in me BY the
Constitution and laws Of this State do hereby oier
reward OF eight hundred dollars for the arrest and de-
livery Of the said unknown murderer to the proper a-
thority Of Kinney county inside the Jail door said
rewar! to be paid upon conviction
In testimony whereof, have hereunto signed my
name and have caused the great seal Of
lSEAL. the State 10 be affixed, at tile city Of
Austin, this first day of November, A. d.
1873
EDMUND ]. DAVIS,
Governor.
JASEs P. NEwcoMB, Secretary Of State
moi dit vat
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4 NEW TEXAS REMEDY.
PUTEcNAT's
- M - n G O = a
DlARRHEA SPECIFIC ~
WARRANTED FRER OF
Narcotics and Minerals.

certain cure fsr Diarfhca chrouic niarrhea. DyS-
enictS iBioody Flnx,) Chronic DiscniogY. Cholera.
Nae'er. Aor1us, Cholera Infsnium lsumnsE Com.
piain'.l cholic and I.ooseaess 81 the Bowels,
Recommended BY
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Capt ~. kcncly ana Kew Fi1ih..r ii 81 I,1rlenf az
brpwnsyiile Tcxrr w - -
e % sale ~ r u GtprEc Galveston Tcxaa BAH q
druggists 'se -N - -
Prepared b
i Il puTEGNAT.
hI1eeiEl and AnolhccoFy,
l--.el- 1seAtI Brownsville. Texas.
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DROCLAMATIoN
BY the Governor Of the state Of Texas.

BY the Governor Of the State Of Texas.
wHEEEAs. Vacancies have occurred in the oaiee Of
rieth Judicial Districts in this State; and
WHEREAS, Il s desirable that said vacancies should
be filed at the next general election,
Now, therefore, r Edmund J. Davis, Governor Of
Texas by virtue Of tha authority vested In BY the
Constitution and laws Of this sfafe do hereby order
and direct that election be held for District At
torney In zach Of said Judicial Districts. to-Wit:
IN the First Judicial District composed Of the com
ties Of Green. Chambers, Liberty Hardin, Jefferson
and Orange.
IN ne Nineteenth Judicial District composed Of the
counties Of Montgomery ard Harris.
In the Ihirtiolh Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Grimes, San Jacinto Walker and Madison
Said elections 70 be held At the various election pre-
cncts In said Counties and Il the same time pro-
vded for the election Of other State and district on
Gers, to-Et, on the second day Of December. a. D.
The returns Of said election VII BE- made in accord
ance with Section twenty Of the election law o. this
In testimony whereof j have hcrcnnto signed
my name and have caused the great seal o.
tSEALl the state 70 be afixed at she city Of Ans
tin this 1rzt day Of November "A. y. l673
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
Governor.
By the Governor:
JAIEs ?. NEwooun, secrrtary Of state.
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Hist ofGrns.

divided isto 900 cash gIfte win be ted By Iot
1noug fhe ticket hoIdclathc numbers 81 he tickets
e be drawn from wheel by blind children, and he
rifIe from another
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Miscellaneous.

Jas 2 MCKINNEY.
and win keep on hand
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Liquors, ETC.,
Which viii sell for cash, cotton, hides OF WOOL at
prices as low as they be sold for without loss
Small PROFITS, prompt payment and fair dealing are the
rules by which intend to be governed in my business
shall be happy to meet my old friends and acuuain
tances at all times, and still more happy establish
business relations with them.
refer all new Corners to any one who has known me
for years. as to my reputation for living up to my
promises.
JAS. p. MCKINNEY.
AUSTIN May p, 1878. may2sW-1y
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Only 60 900 tickets VIII Be sold and onehnlf Of ihesa
are intended Tor he European Market thus lca1inr
only 100 for sole IN the United States where o0b0
were disposed 81 Tor che IAird Concert The tickets
their back the scheme, With fni explanation 81 the
mode Of drawing.
Al this concert which win be the erandosl mnsica
display ever witnessed IN this cJansy, the unpfece,
dcnfed sum Of
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