The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-27
GOSLINGs.

Mr., NJOSllUy pCISOldl POPuiohi'J 90 AIo'--~
speaks volumes in his favor.-[ Brennan Ban
ner.
Gosline is good lawyer and has edited the
Quill with marked ability and we are glad TO
see him promoted. -Bonham News.
A better appointment could not have been
made in the broad state of TeXas.-Morgan
Sentinel
Mr.. H. L. Costing has received the appoint
ment of U. S. marshal for the western district
of Texas, and beth the press and people are
rejoicing. -[Groesbeck New Era.
Hal Gosling's appointment as United
States Marshal, is the most popular act OF Ar
thur administration, so tar as Texas IS con-
cerned.-Mineola Monitor.
The appointment of Gosllng gives more
satisfaction to the people of the state than any
appointment ever before made by republican
president. Orange Tribune.
Col. Hal. L. Costing has received the APP
pointment of u S. marshal, for the Western
district of Texas and his friends at Castro
Vile are highly elated over the event.-Blanco
indicator.
Mr.. Costing is a gentleman of high order
of intellect, brilliant lawyer and an excee mi
man. He is deservedly popular, and Will hll
Enterprise.
The president has settled the question by
appointing MIR. H. L. Gosling, of the Castro
vile Quill. Viewed from almost any stand
point, this is good appointment-lE Evening
Club.
We congratulate Hal L. Costing, of the
Castroville Quill, on his appointment by Pres
ident Arthur to the U. 5. marshalshlp OF the
western Texas district A lawyer OF ability,
and man of fine business qualifications, hon
est and true, a better appointment could hard
ly have been made .-[Abeline Reporter.
If all of President Arthur's appointments
would meet with the same universal endorse
ment as that of Hal l.. Costing, to be mar
shall in place of Russell, when he retires from
Office he would receive the Universal plaudits
of the American people, Richmond Nation.
Never has man sought Office and obtained
it with greater approval or stronger endorse
ments than has friend Costing. We congrat-
ulate you, Hal, and to the people of western
Texas we say, rest assured that your interests
in this respect are now in capable and honest
hands, Pleasanton Monitor.
Hal. L. Costing, president of the Texas
Press Association, has been appointed U. ,.
marshal of the Western district of Texas.
This will be regarded by all who know Cos
ling as one of the most righteous acts of Pres
ident Arthur's administration. - Wnsboro
Sentinel.
The president has sent in Mr.. II. l.. Cos
ling's nomination for marshal OF the Western
district of Texas. The nomination is e:qulva,,
lent to confirmation. We are glad to hear OF
NJ He ar pYCel-
lent fellow and will make good officer.
Here's our he" Hal-Georgetown Sun.
Hal. L. Costing has received the nomina-
ton as United States marshal, for the western
district of this state. In our opinion better
selection could not have been made. Hal.
Costing is man of right principles, and will
fill this office, or any other which he would &C
cept, with credit-Colorado Courant.
The appointment of our editorial confrere,
Hal. L. Gosling, Esq, to the marshalshp of
the western district of Texas, will meet with
general approval throughout the state, es-
pecially that of the members of the press, who
have made him president Of their state associ-
alton in compliment to his many good quail
ties of head and heart.-ComanChe Chief.
H.. L. Costing, president of the Texas Press
Association, returned from the California ex-
cnrsion to find himself appointed marshal of
the Western district of Texas. The Chronicle
| is pleased to note this appointment The
| office is worthily bestowed upon an upright
worthy man, and a representative of the hon
orable class of republicans i'll the state. If
the Washington administration would always
make its appointments with like dscernment,
the party it represents would stand in much
better favor at the south.-Cleburne Chronicle.
We are certainly much pleased at the APP
pointment of Hal Costing to the Federal mar
shalship as it is possible for any friend to be.
We are pleased, because it gives to him
worthy position with liberal perqulsites, and
also secures to our western country an excel
lent and conservative gentleman in SO impor-
tant an office. We hardly know which to con-
graduate the most on this piece of good for
tune, Hal. or our western peope.-Cuero
Bulletin.
H. L. Gosling, Esq, of the Quill, was NOM
mated on the I4th by President Arthur, as U.
S. marshal for the western district of Texas.
Mr.. Ashur could not, we think, have made a
more unobjectonable nomination, and if we
are not mistaken in the man, there will be no
todyism or dirty work in Gosling's admins
tration He will, while performing the duties
of office, not forget Texas. - [Schulenburg
Enterprise.
The nomination of Hon. H. l.. Costing, ed
itor of the Castroville Quill, for United States
marshal Of the western district of Texas, is
well received by all classes and more especial
ly by the press from all quarters. For our part
we congratulate Mr.. Costing, and more so the
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