The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 36, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 12, 1879 Page: 2 of 4
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IF TtM Mtoatoaippi teveo MU
Lower Boaae of
■oral*
aated.by Mr. Hayes] to be post-
■letrtM rt UT*— The nomi-
QF The Galveston Am, of Ibo
5lk Instant, eon Ulna alone lead-
ing editorial dofradiog the rotteu
IF Wild Bill, the weetera Tex
no aeuwt —d deeperodo, wm kill-
ed at Oeoiwii, lest week, by cm*
•table Helms, while trying to acs
not bid.
tW Ike Bleak Plegae ie
otro) lag many thoasaadsfa llvee
ia tboeld werfcL It ie laid to be
teaMd wane tbaa ear yello w ft-
TerrpUcaiw.
~M
HP Oco. L Smith’s bead, ae
collector at New Orleoaa eon
of, aotwitbetaadiag the prope
that were thrown nround bin, aad
Gee- Badger takee bia place.
QT ▲ petitioa ia ia etoeelattoa
ia Marehall, propoeing to asrreui
tier Ua charter ae Memphis baa
doao. The Herald eery wisely
and ably oppeeee each a more.
BF Fsaoto My res committed
suicide Id Denton the other day,
because she discovered a abort
time after her marriage with one
Fleishman, that he had another
wile.
OP The bill authorising accus-
ed criminals to testify in their own
behalf, will not become a law, and
It ought not, as It would simply
.be a bid to them to perjure them
selves.
k to the i
toe them, aad bstwosa tbe.two. the
had
la the I
admlmloa that the creators
greater than the creator.
The Federal Government
have base praatad te it by the
States, the aather fa Ms extol
cnee, and to meame that the States
deliberately created a thiag grant*
or than themedves, ami that they
Intended In creating the Federal
Government to railoqulab their
vital righto (on# ef which to suf-
ftuge.) to'the creature, toaa
In oBeriag this resolution I do
it ia no s|nrit ef eddutotioc nr
•ntlery, hat aimply as n moons of
naitoiting in bringing this lluros
lo n caretal ennsideration ol the
foots so clearly ant forth is bis
excellency’s message, on Ike fioau
rial condition of the State to Tea
as. In suggesting modes of re-
lief for the diseased oondilton that
the State to in, he has left sou?,
that eea eome within the scope
of legitimate legislation ounotiu
ed esrapt tho hroml one ol|to«reaae
of taxation, which it is dear that
be wishes to avoid, by exhaust-
ing all other methods tret. With-
out relief the fete ot the State is
inevitable, ami 1, for oue, say
here to-day that I plant myself
squarely under the banuer of the
noble ohl Bouiau who, having
laid of the ermine untarnished
and unsoiled, has taken bold of
the helm of Slate and will guide
it through the billows for the
OF Congressman Throckmors
ton says that the report that
Huntington aud Scott have
formed a combination or oorner in
railroad matters, to a pore fabrica-
tion.
%WSorioua chargee are pending
lu the Legislature agaiuat Gen.
Henry MeColloeb, Superintendent
of the .Deaf aud Dumb Asylum,
which If true • ought to insore
his immediate removal. lie to be-
ing Investigated.
BF Gov. Roberta, says the
Stair GautU, will not be a cat
didate for any ether ofltoe before
the people.
Is thtocooetasive evidence that
he has bto eye fixed npeu’tke Unit
cd State Senate t
for the
reason that ouch aetloa partakes too
strongly of ‘ centralisation,” and
at the time this Clovers moot was
•rat founded, centralisation was
just what the tolbom were trying to
stanr ehur of, as that was the thieg
that first induced them to throw
of tho shackles of tie mother
country aad organises more Dam-
ocratto Government, for safitaxe Is
a people's right, and to take the
poaltlea that the people delegated
that right away from themselves,
which to the very bulwark of civil or
Democratic G wernnraut, to to at
once amort tho otter Insanity of the
framers of the American Govern-
We have been lead to these re-
flect ions from the high-handed at-
tempt ofthe Federal Government
for (he pest few yean to Inter-
tore with suflhige In tho States,
and tboMooner the creator tenches
the created, thus far, and no tort her,
shall thou go In this direction, tho
better It will be for the perpetua-
tion of our system of free Govern-
ment, and the Watchman calls
upon the Texas Legislature now
i In session, to take cognisance of
this Important matter at once, and
administer a rebuke to the Federal
power that It will not soon forgot.
All tho States should earnestly
and vigorously protest against this
encroachment of the Federal Gov-
ernment upon tlie reserved rights
of the States, and it Is gratifying to
see that Now York, Alabama, and
other States, have already strongly
condemned this usurpation upon
the part of the created. __
Upon this point. Governor Rob-
inson In his recent message to the
Legislature of Mew York, boldly
end truthfully says >
A plain tort In connection with
onr recent election is the organised
attempt ot the federal authorities to
interfere with thesnfingeofcltlaens
This seems to tuc n step upou Uan-
GF lit; I. M. Cousins, who was
bitten a short time age by a rab-
id dag, has since died of hydro-
Kxtermlaata tha warthleee can
aayatba Watchman. If a dog
tax will aot rid tha eoantry at
them tot them ha killed.
Mr. Oeaeiaa was an eatimsti
geatteaaa, cad worth acre to so-
•toty aad htoehUdroa than all tbe
tangy dogs in the
aria law
genmw ground. ^Tho scanty Justi-
wlthln lira scope uf Federal authori-
ty to supervise the election of 1
■f Congress.
hereofCuagrom. la the
ol this supervision tho General
Govern meet pretends to find the
right of passing on tho quaiiSca-
Uuns of voters at the polls, and to
tkm of
arbitrary arrests la thedlrer-
4 Federal supervisors, thus
preventing the
non votlui
voting either far memhera of
Oongiwm or Biate town. But the
CunsUtuthm of the United (Malm
provides that the qaallflmtloM of
the elect ora of Roprmeotatlvm In
Csngram shell, In caefa Mate, be
those requisite tor slectora at the
most numerous branch of tho Slate
Legislature. The (VumtltnUon of
our own Mate, by which you hold
year oAcial station, dedans what
throe qnallfiratlow are. It farther
casts upon yon the doty of enacting
laws to determine by proper piW*
the persons entitled to the right of
snfirane thereby cate bibbed. It k
aot fit that the lagtotolnra of n
great Mate should m cnlmay by
white Its thief prerogative to torn
an executive to toil of warning
when each n
the name nf the people, whine htoli
eet right to
Itopiiltod In thle coo-
protest agslnet each an
eervnnt at the
te combat tho
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inhere to am thing that has
ea mere dearly deaMwet rated
than aeether ia Texas, H to that
the Fuhlto Free School System of
tha State to laefltoteat, partial and
n fearful burden In the tax ridden
people, witbeat a font and ran eon-
ahta retarn far tha antlay at
amount af taxes annnally extort
ed from them for the malateoanee
ef the free Behod system of tho
State.
Ia tha first place, the law it
partial becaose it forces the
man who baa so ebihton between
the ages of six aad loarteeo, to
draw from bto pocket hie hard ■
served dollars aad pay them out
for tha edooatioo of another
men’s ofispriag-.it to money ex-
torted from him by the Govern-
ment without beuefit to himself
or those depending upon his ls>
bor and energy lor broad and cul-
tivation, and should aot bo taler,
ated in a free oonntry aad by a
free people.
If the State iatooda to keep ap
its free school system, let the
rebolastie ago include all he
tween the ages of rie aud firmly
ear years; or if it intends to let
the scholastic ago remain aa it to,
let the school law provide that the
man who has ao children be-
tween the ages ot six aud fonr
teen, shall not be required to pay
anything towards the support of
the free schools of the State.
This, it seems to no, would be
just .and equitable, and we hope
the law will be conformed to this
idea. Thousands and thousands
of tax payers in Texas think u
we do about this matter, and they
have a right to bo beard. There
would bo equally as much junlice
in pamiug a law forcing the in-
duetrious, thrifty citixeu to feed
tho drunkeu, lazy vagabond, as
there is iu tho present school law,
which requires the mail who lias
no ohildreu between the ages uf
nix and fourteen, to pay a tax to
support tho fret* schools of the
Mate. Therefore, justice de-
mands tbnt the scholastic age in
elude all between the ages of six
and twculyouc, or else, exempt
the man who has no children be-
tween the agea of six and fourteen,
from irnying a tax to support the
free school system.
The law is inefficient because
the free school fund does not
amount to enough to run the free
schools upon an average of more
than three months iu the year,
and wbnt a child learns iu the
first three months, be forgets lie-
fore another three months'* school
to taught, even should U attend
the second three months; sail
hence, it to only the children who
happen to li$P in and near the
towns whore the schools, either
private or patriie, are taught ten
months in tho year, who receive
any benefit of real value to them
from the operation of the free
school system of the State, and
this children who reside in the
dark portions of the county where
enlightenment to most needed,
are left to grope there way to
light and knowledge aa best they
may, their parents, generally,
paying tha balk of Uic free school
tax and their children receiving
bnt little or no benefit from it.
Hence, tho present public school
system of tha Stale to a burden to
the people without a jnat and
equitable compensation te tho
children, and ought to ba modifl
ed or entirely abolished.
It costa tha people of Texas In
lha neighborhood of half a million
dollars aaaaally to carry aa tha
frro schools of tho State. Who
will say that tho boaeflt received
teeommeuserate with tho ontlayt
Oav. Roberta, la a rsenal Bras-
sage ta tha Legislature, adverts
to tho enormous coal of carrying
m tha free rehook. and says that
tho Mappropiattoa af one fourth
•Ian tha revenue* derived from
“ •* 9ahram tax an all tho prop
oriy to the State, and one-half of
lha peU tax, to n moa
—nr tax imposed far
"■Rfaaabfrgpatoin! ;
immw sbssmIm fa tha
It*
next two years, without a breath
of suspicion
ot bargaiu or iutrigu*
being attached to his uarae or ad
ministration. And right bore,
sink or swim, I desire to be placed
on the record that while I believe
that oar school law is alauit u*
good aa can be doriaod, and have
la voted aud supported it, yet tho
large amount taken from our an-
nual re venae lor tne support ol
public schools to the millstone
around the neck of the State of
Texas wbieh is sinking it in n
financial .whirlpool, and iu its
present condition the State can
not stand it, unless it can stand
an increase of taxes to make up
for this terrible depletion.
Mr. Fry tbiuka I be amount tak
en from oor unuual revenues
to nupiiort tbe free aehoola, ia the
milt atone around tbe neck of the
Stale of Texas, which is sinking
it iu a financial whirlpool, and be
is right; and we go even further
and say that the tree school ays
tern of tbe rftate ought to lie so
arranged as to include all tlie
cbildrcu between the ages of* six
and twenty -one, or else exempt
tax payers who have no children
betw een the ages of six und four-
teen from paying this exlrnordi
nary tax, and il the Legislature
refuses to change the law so ns
lo conform it to this idea, then
we have no hesitancy in say ing
that the whole ny-sleiu ought to
he ultolislied aud the eooucr the
better.
Mr. Speaker Cochran recently
appointed lion. Bob. Taylor, of
Fannin County, chairman of the
eomiaittee on iuternal Improve
meats, and aa Democrat Whig-
Know - Nothiug-Badioal -Green,
back Bob is anything but au
otliodox Democrat now, tbe
Speaker to being soundly abased
by tbs Democratic press of the
Mute for his action iu this mat-
WTVs
In xeleriug to this subject, the
Marshall Herald, whose knife
always cuts both goiug aud com-
Far firtoes My.
The mi lerials for bridal rubes
tbia season are remarkably elc-
.M,it* Bx * mate i*» fashion ae-
kwt brocades—sal iu brocades lor
brides over iweuty years of age,
and silk brocade for younger
bride* — though |»laiu aatin, by
premia* af Tilwpj*
bill for I he SCpprerefoii of
big aud puuislniieut uf
were iinaunutou in -__
ittg ita passage. Ti.J " Mi
eouvciitioiial crooelit—tbe one feature* otllm hill
for Imv from (be Xtalueabl y„t
Ibr by aliirc, where the Uw i, •„ ,
material always in vogue _
bridal tolw, is elamoml lor by , shire, where the Uw i, lH r
eome while plain gro* grain si k to said, has sup,,ram,.,, „
has its votaries, and India mull, lbe following is the »«
hit* it* vol.irirn, aim iwiwBim is iu« mc( m
Swiss mull, and Flench organdy : duced. and wlileb, no *T*
— «. * --«• •- * • "Ml
muslin dresses are sent out for become tlie law. it ViU iu|’
youthtul /ustic brides, who «l»» ed by Senator J. If, jj^
not (eel willing to aftonl the ex ! Longview ; » «•
|,t-iise to dress more costly.
iug, saya:
“Serially, Mr. Taylor is a pleas
an( man; politicaUy^bc isadciu
oils Itadieala in the Slate, lie
not only happened the villauous
iidiuiniidration of Davis, but o|h*u
,y approveii the odious and uu-
coualitutioonl reconstruction laws.
Coelirau’s course ought to lay
kiiu ou the shelf |M>lileally for all
time to come in the sterling Demo
cratic comity of Dallas.’’
The Watchman 1ms the repu
tatiou, whether it merits it or not,
of being about ais bloody a Demo-
crat as there is to be touml iu the
ranks of the “nutet tilled," and
while it does uot desire to be un-
derstood as championing the
cause of Mr. S|>eaker Cochran in
this matter, and while it specially
disavows any aflectiuu for “|iot«
pie” Bob. Taylor, yet it would sug
gest to the uewspa|»era that are
assailing tbe M|maker lor this ap
|N>intuieut, that probably they
hail better bold up aud reflect a
little.
Did they ever reflect that men
of Mr. Taylor's |»olitical prodclcu
lions represent over firtj/~hre
thousand voters ill Texas f
Did they ever reflect that these
forty five thousand voters in Tex-
as pay their taxes and have an
interest in tbe legislation of the
State, and have a right to he
heard on the floor and in the com-
mittees? -
Tin* denial ol this right and tlie
one-sided and unequal distiibu-
.1 skawrr af Nkat.
SKi rioN I. lie it an*.,*, u
the la-ginlaturcol the Ki>.b
Texas: That any iwrxun
I ahie.it from plaee to place Ura»5?
l alestine, Tex.,Feh. .‘I—A proh I and asking n sabHikU-iiee m!f
aldy lalal affray oeeim-il in I’al- J charity, tar who »ball be 2^
estiue the uight ol l'eluttrary L ] eoneealed iu any railroad a!
at -S^W wVlte-.k, In which Marshal j ahull be taken and ilecuied'ig*^
t'hailes Ifogers was stablied in u trauip and shall be
ihe hack and Wiiliaui (juizen-| impiiMtuiuetit at hard lafar 4
bury received lour shots in the the riluto |tcitiii-ntiary ^ l
lega, Inwaat nml groin. The tronb ! (|,at one nor more tbs* p.
years.
Hkc. 2. Any tramp wh« ^
Ie originated trom the giving of
tertiitiony against (juinwlMry'i
brother, iu the trial ol the Gray enter any dwelling house,
sou murder ease. Marshal lt«*g- ; die any lire iu the higliwi,j|tr#|(
era was attacked in front ot the , (ft., land of another witkuw till
postottn e, knocked down, hut j ...mseiit ot the owner or SWmiK
rising, final. Shots were tiled at j thereof, or shall In* louml
Kogi-rs by opposite parties, who
ms,u mounted tiiVir horses aud
roile sway. On Sunday morning
a notice was posted, calling ii|**n
citixens to defend ihetuselveH
aginst tho baud, who. it is said
will be cleared out by tho law
Tliere is considerable exeiteineiit,
but no public disturbance. ICog
era ia only slightly wounded.
Quizciibnry cannot live but a
short time. He is a farmer, resi-
dent near town.
------ari^a*
Disastrous “If.”
ing any lire-,arms or other fa,,
gerous weapons, or shall thm
en to do any injury to any ra,
sons or to the real or Pl*cmm|^'
tato ol auotlier, shall be psaifaj
by imprisonment at hard Uh*
ill the State jN-uiteiitiary far m
less than two nor more than fa,
years.
Sec. 3. Any act of ls>ggaiy w
vagrancy by any prison mt •
resident of this {suite slialllw«b.
deuce that the is isouemaaiim^
the same is a tramp within fa
mraiii ig of this chapter.
.... . Si:r. 4. Atiy |snson, in vi.«
John Henry used to go and see <)f l||iy ulK>lwir .forcibed in fa,
a girl down on Bevnuth street, Itwv apprehend (fa *
but lie dou l do so any more since m| ., l||(, t lU,. ,,j|n u-ibrs a jn.
the hired girl gave Imu away. .....,r,i„. i\tl evamin^T
lie tells his own story: • ------
‘•You see,” he said, ‘*slio 'V isa
i;i.| oo his'conviction -hall betas
. . ... , , ... , . titled to a reward of live dofan
mighty nice girl, ami I like I h w , ||h.lvt l,. l(, be .,lU,i tH tin etna
more intensely than a tile insur
anee ageut talks up his business, j • *
aud ( called aroiuxl on that fatal
Sec. The in i.vot of ever
ami i eaueniirotino on ... .. u».«. . .. Iowll ,,, thu St»l, b
•(veiling to see her but a ii....ute |^ au,i IH|aiw
on a lilt e uiatler we had been ; „iHl ri..l euroE
talkingnlMHit, and wlion the wood ltt|,^.,,(ltv u 4,li(ll 1m. ,«
en headtsl hired girl...me to the ,
door, I asked Miss II ank and -. tl||.h \ and
the gut s.ml she •!i.ln l think she Sl.;< ,! Ul!i
• ••a a
The Drwaads af Lcgixlattou.
Gov. Itoberts lias sent in h mes-
sage to the (legislature mis,tiding
an entire change in tlie Judiciary
system of the State. We are not in
...».......... ,—r..... :rsr!W.S
...... National, when the Ifcplicsln | I” '1'’"" «•»-••••«■^il la'
win in powir,^ is just what the • Wt|)| „|„||V!1S4.d. Awav went the ., ‘* *M fa
Dim.H-iats raised sueli a fo wl ; |nvwu„|v | hen.d hor sing '' h| wfa iwt
about, and ir it was wrolig forthelout: *.Mi<s r.lank.Mr. J..I111 II,-u trial unrir?
Itadieals to deny the miuoiitv • r\ is iu the p.iilor and In- wants i * " I”l,k lchapter, ix
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is equally wrong for the Demo- ! ;V,rls.'',i.;'''T;",t”‘;/: fly.’d me, ami ? U ’:"! W-t'ajqwr.
a condition to judge at this time of crats to duty the Radical miiloii-1 W(M,| was sent down 1,1 M,,. ii"*« tli.we, inor plan
the meiitsoftli,* plan propt^wsi, but
it is universally conceits! that
there must be some radical change
made ia the system. It is com-
puted that tho |H-ople are now pay
lug a million „t dollars p,-r annum
in this depart meat of tlie Govern-
ment, mid even at tlie enormous
shaE^Ttie'propomsl'codn Iil Ci,B ,HSVl‘r •*'» <»y disregarding | [de.itli.u he has something in del execution! we think that il
11 matter of murHe, |»mlit*ati*<t on till* light* of initioritirH. itam! widi \'liti*li lio ran jirovo uoiihi I»d vii.mt in oor
Vet ofay aro tha pwpie and the
te ery oat
five public
fa
are
the present Constitution and they
cannot be eomltlered so long as
that instrument Is undergoing n
change. As the matter now stands
we regard the expenditure of the
fliMsc emirs have est tlie
*tate, as so much mmiey um-ics-ly
expended. On a change ,.f (he
Cunstitution they will lie worth-
low, and it b 1 latent to every in-
telligent mind that the cluing,-
must be made. The tiaaette mi tlie
day preceding the «>|,ciiiug of tlie
Legiolature argued elaborately to
■how that the first and paramount
business of legiahitimi was the emi-
slderatiuo and adoption of amend
meats to the Constitution. At that
time, not having aeon tlie reisirt
••f the Board of C'udiflers, we
thought it ptHsible that the cwdis
might be considered at an a«ll.,uru-
ed session of the Legislature, but
from the radical defects of the crim-
inal code and Imperfect report of
the comlssfoo, we are inclined to
tha opinion that the work at cedi
frlng Ua failure and It will prob
fo-rijo tot It die tho death
»*'“«»* •nrifiwt to nttltoe It Cter-
‘•'"•‘totfat tbe valuable time of
M UgMatare should now be
mainly directed to such amend
*•?* Cowrt,,«Huo ns are re-
qnlred by the exigencies fa the sit-
uation.—Mafe C.atrtu.
Bloody the Wat. iim ax may Ik*
iu ita views, hut it hopes never to
lieconio so hlin.h-d us -t«i f.,rg,-t
the fact that then* ate other pen
pie iu Texaa 1,,-siilcs it sell, and
that tlie I'ack.ird Icgislalitre was | to eii.ict u law fequiritig such
ilisl,.iiide.l I,y means ol in nicy j sales to b>* pill,Ii-lied iu a nears-
furnished to friends of the admin ! paper of the comity in whi.tii the
isl 1.it 1011 by a rather tiofod g.-i t e- j sale is to take place, or in a ,w|*t
111.111 ol New Oi leans, then pr.-si- p.iblislied in the nearest «-i.iuty.
t dent ot an :nsiiiiition, which late- j The publicity thti* given lo suck
that thorn* othe* people, who pay ? I' *!* *** **V ptoniineid- j .sales would ho of immense valw
their t iv.-s k-tve ,1 i fodoiv i.u* put,lie 011 account of to tin* public; Imeansc the falttff
heir taxes, have righla In lira the pressure brought.*, have its ! h - sale would In* sent to thepte
""“'"''.l'■han*hm in M,i to23faiJ"‘‘,Wl i,y lhe L : I'M’ «r «l>« county, whereas, nafa
IuMrauawnafa Boprannalfilfaii
ro IB* »fa> nfa, Mr. Fry, te refar
kj t Ik#
ha mads lira
As attache fa the Poet baa
been interviewing two Morman
Imliro vtoiting Washington. Tire
PostroM to one of them, adangb
ter of Btigbain Young.
“Do yon believe ia polygsmvr
*»! certainly do,” she replied.
“I »*rriml the man fa my choice;
bo was kind to mo and oar home
was happy.”
“Bnut^ only bad half fa him,”
"That to a good deal more than
srafa women have fa their has-
bnndn, if the troth won known,"
retorted tho heroic defender fa
tho Mormon faith. Amd she U
undoubtedly ourrect in her nserr-
ttoa.
The House at am mrty
•mil into committee fa tim whole
•o tho army amraourteiion kill
m smeodmeat affiwwd by (fax, fa
Bow York, to rodnee tha army to
J vhrah, he Mat-
> the ofay Men fa
-fjjF-anp.w
nority, aa well ms it has.
lienee, lheAYx«:HM-AX"TiiIs to
see anything so very criminal in
the Speaker's conduct iu lipjioiiit
ing Mr. Taylor chairman of the
committee 011 internal Improve
incuts, and tlib ks that those who
are crying out against him about
this thing, would do well to hold
up a little.
From the Boston Journal.
The following is an exrset from
a letter by a country cousin tem-
porarily from Boston to his mot li-
en ‘•Yon ask me what indications
there are of hard times in Bostou.
On Sunday, at least ten thousaud * will do it, too, be
■toigks drawn by magnificent
botaea paused aunt's house. Cous-
in Jo says if it were not for the
bard times there would have I teen
fifteen thousand. Nearly every
lady wearsn sealskin sacqor, bnt
Cousin Minnie told me bnt for
hard times they would ail wear
table, as they did when Iwr tooth
er was a girl. At lira theater the
other night there wore diamonds
snnogh to III • cornucopia, bnt Jo
•sjaM tha tlaen were bettertbere
worn 11 no no use t<»r gas as tbe
brilliants wonld illnminate tbs an
ditornm. At ebsreb last Sundae
ora.iii...«u JZZTZl
Here their were sixty fifty a*,,
tor hate present, wbieh ah/ says
to proof positive that bnsiaess is
verydsll. Undo Jorepb ,ki..ka
** **r« ranched wbnt bn —>■-
'(raid pans,' which I premTnra u '
kind fa fronted cskn that
(ample are otfagad to ant hJ^l
there are ao
wladsw dpaurations
from tho florists. The trnrfinm
gisiatiiK*. ^ j |j|(, juvhent system, we rvly
.lust wh it G *ii. Butler lias it i< | tin- people going to see the—,
rather diilieiiit to imagine. ||«*, very inneliatde <lr]wndtfifr
',nl'* *:| «,,tnliiuaiioii with i Again all applications forthedb
'r*1 wak ing, mid they ex|MM-t to [of land in esthte eases sre sHfa
make il very hot for the prosified advertised by pi,-ting;
^ e •. . I certainly lie pnblL
*Now,^ k ii.| (leneral Butler. ' The p«*ople are not going to _
wonliliiit it be an extraouliunry • and read notices stack shoot ]
I It ■ 11 (• II If nliiftiil.t La ■. . s * . 1 ’ 1 . ■ t . - -^*
thing if it should be proved to the
American people that tho Itepub-
liiMii l<‘gi.Hliitur«) wliicli otic* brimcli
of Congress, at least, lias declared
was tlie lawful legislature, was
broken up with mouey tarnished
* promiiwnt lCpi»iililiir:niM
prominent Uepnhlicans (sent to
liOiiiMi.ina by llnyea; by—_
naming the gentlemen' biiitnd at
above. ■ -
*‘l can prove this by Democratic
and Kepublicati witnesses," eon-
tinne«l tlw Massachusetts states^
doors and tr«*es, and in
eases the notices an* frittoj
a style that pi z/.les those
in deciphering to m ike tbftoj
We call the atleiilionfa4
ent Kepicsciil.il ive
District To this fa
T. Pol ley.—Nfuroa.
Gov. Hoberts in Inal
sage on liuauee atateto
now in the treasury, M I
current revenue, etc, only i
Tliere in no probability •
hue I finish. Uepnblieans are ....... ...._____________ ,
JSJiZd1!:??'**'
-*1 K-llo,*. A |«.aCa " S”. ; r"*
pulilicaii," (evidently meaning •*B,er a*nrwt suffieieiit
Mr. Conkling). “will rise ta his ----------------
plaoe and ofler aresolutiou that
wdl unearth all this wickedness,’’
ami with a grunt of wrath
ami iliagust, the great bnlidoxed
walked into the IVHter com mitre
room.
Democrats a* well aa Itepubl icon
are Bgbting very shy at this bnsi
iraaa, and every body regrets that
Heame up. It is certainly the
,mirel!S,f0f “t*® »*k«
■iaebifafar the mlmisUtration
and lie will try if. very poasibiv
aaflen. Itnt MY intimateil.
Judge S|K,(l.w,| la here looking
alter bis coming rmnu *t*
TheHherilTs Convention at Aus-
tin adopted the following rompli-
Ilw cf
this Ote«Mtfon.thfa his Excel ten-
poor that they am not able i> ’***’1’ (set!tilted to sad Imm 1* „
- u,, ku. an.
yffoecthid heifaS! hhlkSl
orilinary current cvj*
government, inrlmlHiff
Im-iim-s ol tho present T
etc.” Now, while this
true t line i« a grave 1
lying I lie statement. 1
taxes are not finally
March, aud while tbs
obtained the it a lenient
amount, of revenue
may have happened tel
unstated, in less than
hours tliere may hare
limes the amount in itoj
Daring the month *T
brat yegr, them won fm
treasury |IU,lffi*M<
Srxts<|
to be •» M
COL-
.pticioW'I
Hit
buiMine |
wtato*
Meahi.
on the H
roanly.
AT i*aH
shows* |
young *»l
AfilSk
lr yuiI
Mythii«|
*wd
primus !l
Om s ||
no a*,
little phi
much wef
NcTWIj
••ohl ’veatl
ing Ja»j
till SC *|S'1
tlniti eveif
S,vi::-I
on^oi.i il
seek, all
cnr<l tliatl
-lit ml l» t/'l
tics this light. I 1! ank was ....... :».,«u* to M,. r° w”‘u *»•;?«iimlrr lie
And again, be*! use .In* l( idi ' H*‘«ry. and Mr. Join, ll-.-uy .
nls did this :hiii ' is no rc-isic, **,,s **‘d been iiiick since,—Ciiit Mi • ' , . * ",,**i he w Mto
. us oKi nits tiiiue, is no rv.tsou , HJ||j .j j,,,,,s ■> «oim.'led or aiq'iitfcil, asl
why the D-'inocr.iM sii-iuUI d , it. . j in case !»•• is Committed, the |te
The Dcmocr.il Ie pin; i* a| ilntler on tilt* Haiu'M‘;c. j duel-oi !iis !., mii- is to In* pail is»*-|
........ mi*. in uw cm,minus party ol broad aud liberal view..,; ti.., w-cJdh.ri.., |,c.i*ury, bnt If
cxfiens,*, from the delays of atiiu- , .......... ....... , | *° • •••■*l»in„ioii tom -pondt at , liimly „cqt iev.1, tin* pod net «f
dirotion in the present aystcin j',n 1 1 »• •itmot .illoi•! to •-tooj> l,| ,New Orleans Times tele- 1 hi* tabor lo Ik* paid to him. Ini
there Is a miserable di nial of jus-1 •« *H' h sec’ioualism. its mi-si.,n ;,.s tnllows ijnd.-r date .it !t-«».-t .,J his keciiin *.
lice. lids grave matter Hlinuld! is to restore confidence, good1 .i...-a,.(.. — - -- --
now have promiutmee in tlu, fo*g 1 ” tlic.aub: For the better i,r.>r.s ii.»n ..nhs
islati.re. Upon its cousideratfon 1 •••• •'.1-, g.n.d Goven.inent and to The lion. 11. F. Butler iso.i the j lights a id i„t,M,-sts of pink*
.h 1* ,,W,l' n,le ................ l"“ ■*••«•* »•«' has «„t an w hose property is to Ik* sold u.t-
oxr.nl
mid foul
plows g>|
i; htra
«.nly thr«|
front of
vhatngaKl
.Some *|
bricii we
let all lu
F a deti
many tn<|
pri-iug nf
Ihti* lid*I
It is
I Steriett
Muff, to I
tun. ile|
physh'ian
weemigr
tm Ids 1
Mu. 1.1
fa Au-ti|
to tlie Gi
returned|
fresh am
[ Joyed his
our tloinl
Austin pi
The cl
brus., 11
thwrougl^
milted 1
ter than <
■re a th
Wx hn
•dtlig-.itic
ChrMa!i
f'lS'Xl
Judge I
* Urn
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Bowers, Tom M. The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 36, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 12, 1879, newspaper, February 12, 1879; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth896476/m1/2/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sammy Brown Library.