The Jefferson Radical. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 24, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 22, 1870 Page: 1 of 4
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additional insertion, 75o. Any number of
lines lesg than eight charged as a square.
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K>en te hi> throne of t-hv divinity
1 am. OUud! aud.-uiely TUva mustb*. [
Thou ail, diwotini, guid ng all. Thoti art
Direct my uuders uniting I lien to thee;
t'y&troi my, spirit,—guide in) wandering
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Thmi'<;11'iif nrfntnrri 'mi'1st immen«lty,
iStiJl 1 uni (Miii elliiuL- taskoned by thy hand:
1 huW a middkjtn jj, "t ^^lieaycn and eattU
(Inute lust veige ol rnbitaT be.iig stand.
Close to t he realms u here angels nave their
bi(lh.
Just ari (lie Laundaiies of the spirit-land.
Creator : yes! Thy wisdom and 2'hy word
Cieated vie, 7'hou source of life and good j
7'hou Spiiitofiny spirit.,'-Ami my f.ord;
2'hy. ijpht, 'I hy iove, in (heir bright plenti-
FilTSd me ivith'lth Imniortafsbu!,--fo spring
O'er the abyss ofVleath, and bade It w>ar
The garment* oletcmal day. and wtn<
It* heavenly flight along this li'tle fpliqrij.
Eve'fi to'lts source—t(/:hee--its father, there,
O fhoagh'ts,ineffable! O vi ion blest!
Though worthless our conception* all o
T lieu,
Yetshali. 2'iiy shadowd intake fill our breast,
zlnd wafi !(.• homage to thy Deity.
(too! t lio-t alone my lowly thoughts can soar
Thus serli i.J y prescutoe—Bein^ wide ami
mjotl J ■■ ■ ft ^ a
'Midst Jf'liv vast. works, admire, obey, adore
jlmt vh'«i ii lo!iv;>ie is eloquent, no more,:*
TU# ««f-i mu 11 h|k:.i* iii tears.of gratitude.
t.'.i /icxi Ls^islaturo.
Tho KJiior she Houston Union has
hHiidcd us the allowing offiioiul list of
uioiiiU iseiccied to the Legislature, wh ch
wj juliii.di .vim tuq uUs«itUa4ou :
TIliSa^NATK. '
Dlstrief.
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The above terms will lis strictly aiUst'V-
uil to.
Ud*> To t*o<l |
Tli ! original in 'lie Itussian language, of
Ihe following oile't.; the I><• > v i - i'lorn the
pen of the celebrated U iWiau j vri * po<*t,
i)ef/,:i .vi:!, wH<> wits born at niiKon, ml tho
hi h! .liily, 1743 : and, as the .vnut of Lis
talents mid education, wa.4 advant^MT to'. fTio
highest posls ill the Jiussiun goveintuent,
iiioUiittng ihose ot isecietaiy ,d Slate, iiu
jii nal Tie.isiii'Hi', wild Ttiiuistei ofJiistico
tinder tile Liupres-. Cuthaiiii;?, Iieiwoen J7fl
a:id lS02. Iti 1J503 Dtriawi/i rrUi.t.d. and
lierwted the remainder cf his iiiei t-utii.ely
to i he mini'-*. Ho tlied in .July, 1 f> i •>, after'
the publication, in five rolumes, (•( his col-
lacti'd wvrkt, thi most popular ot which
ililtau Exj-ioratuw. A Rtb«l I'aj-er fublisi <<l !a IfffWW {MNft^A'Wwff
V' MM dTr~.il tpMMW% " * r -- - """"
Dr. Ltvitogstont's' Ktfofflncei Anion# Titer* ia HlliWwt * dMk
the Sttvdgfs'. "*] tha xf^n
'.are evidently helpless to cecure _
The Bombay Gazette, of ?fo-.eiriboi", protisiun, a «uiall faccr tyiUed,
l!!' L.ti'.iTone'fM)'l ' ViAM1^
Li g. tone, dated Ma? 80, !«st devgtccMo the ii4icvlu aud duuuuoii^biu
received at Zanzibar, by Dr. Kirk. Her 0f tU Ca,.tain-Genends puny. A very
Majesty'a Consul, on tba 2d of October ' ~
last. It is as follows :
Cjut, May SO, I860.'
My Dear Doctor Ktnic—Tbi*'ftiotq
hugrrewa.d ia (.Sired f.r dip nfma of i.g
^editor, who pretends to publi^ his f:
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hatubeip,i Wn
2nd
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>ist.—
> nt i t li, t
hire* hktf | :.t i mm-, , i' ' ■ : .
The I.O! . iMith.iu..nw !,iV call1
'r^
Mj.iung to. th trotn Ihto—o it#;.!, j -Jj, .iai-
m< uy,
Sole oriiriu :—all life.--all beauty 'I'bi.ie.
Thy word created all, aud doth r: eata : *
*I"nv splendor li(ls all space w > h rays divine.
Thou ail, una wast and sliaU be, glorious,
great,
Light-givii lile sustaining Potentate-
Thy cliains the linmeasured univer.->e uir-
round,
Upheld by Thee, by Thee inspired with
breath,
Thou the beginning with IL.J end lia%i bound
And beautniitl) njmgletl iile and ueatli. .
As sparks mount upwa.ds from tli • liery
blaze,
So suns are born, so tvarldj spring forth
from thee :
><nd as tho spangles in Hie sunny rays
Miine round the silversn.ows, II.o pugoantry
Ol Heaven'* b.ifht, arm, yi!t..Bis in thy
piaise,
A million torches lighted by thy hand
Wander unwearied through the blue abyss:
They own thy power, accomplish thy com-
mand,
>411 gay with life, all eloquent with bliss.
>Vhat shail we call tnei'i ! l'iicii of crystal
light—
A glorious company of golden streams—
Lamps of celestial ethci, Lurning bliglu—
giuiis lighting systems with their joyous,
beams.
But 2'hou to these art as the moon to night.
i'es as a drop of water in tho sea. ^
/111 this magnificence in lheo is lost
What aie ten thousand worlds compared to.
Tl eo ?
4ud what am I then * Heaven's unnum-
bered host,
/'hough multiplied by myriads, and arrayed
In all the glory ol sublimesi inougiit,
Is but an atom, 111 ilie balance weighed,
Aganiftj2 hy greatness, is a r . Ui bicught
Against inliuily ! \V liaL am i . g'
Nought! but the etHnence of hi y ligbl
divine
t'arvading worlds, hath reached iny tosom,
t°t>;
Yes! iu my «piii. lipthTliy JSpiiit shiue,
A* shin<is the su.ibeam in a diop ol dew.
Saught! but 1 live, am! on hone's piniqjnn
fly
Knger lowatds 7'hy presence : for in th|je
1 lire, and breathe, and dwell >-aspiritig
high,
3d D i .Mining,* Morri-
eot;,* S i man i
f : Ii 1 "t. A
14. ii. Lavy.t
ti'h D^.t. V,
Biowoiiv *' U ii ola i^hter
7tl. U.. j ii• i:iy .Moore,
ell Kc udail *' colored.
8 b Dist. t ). It. M .ri'ts,* VV. G. ilobin-
son,*J' 11. Johnaou*
Oth Dort. —Hiil f — Mooro.t —Mo
LeanJ
lOili Dist. E. B. Rector,f H. E. Ellisf
S- S- Weaver.f
11th Dist. Armstrong,! McKeo.f
Austin.f
12th Dist B. 11. Plumlcy,* W* Pti s
sic,* W H. Sinclair.*
13th Dist. F, <i. Franks,* C, L. Ab-
bot,* W. Sheriff.*
14th D1St. H, R Alien,* R- Allen*
colored. Goldstein Duproe,* solorod.
15th Dist. J. 1'. Butler* Dick VV'.l-
liaius,* colored 0. D. Harn.*
l.Vh Dist. C. J. Stoekbridgc,* W'm
Scbatraan.*
J7tit Dist. Joho Mitchell, ool'd, 0. W.
Gardinot,* G. T, lluswell.*
18:h i>ist. D. W. BUrley,* Giles Cot-
ton* fy J. Adams.*
16th Dist. Wm Ri^od,* Robt, Grad-
up* Shep Mullens, colord *
20th Diat J Abboit,f J. E.llawkins f
Harvey M. Youug-t
21st Dist Juhu Lovc.f B. F. Shel—
burni^: A. F Lrnnard f
2'2 I Dint. J. R. Cole.t A- 0. Warrant
M. A. Eiliott f
2i> I. Dint. W. fci. Ilugh««4 J- U.
We;.vei$ 1" E Koss J
21 th Dist. L B. Camp,* J. B York*
J. K Ornttian!1'.* •
2ft b Dim W. t. Wilkinion* H 0.
Yonkin,* B. F. Willium*,* colmcd.
20th D.st. it Z^pp,* J. Sc. u jo,* J.
uoes by Musa Kanmals, wln> was eipployViJ
by Koarji to drive the buffaloes hither ;
but by overdriving them unmercifully iti
heeun and tying them up to snvo trouble
in herding, they all died before he got to
I'nyanvembe, Ho witnessed the plunders
ng of my goods, and got a share of tbcan
.nd 1 have given him beads and oloth snf-.
ioient to buy provisions for himaelf on th*
■vay back to .Zanzibar. He ha* douc
nothing here. He neither went near ihe
goods here nor tiied to prevent their be-
ing s'oleu iu the way. I suppose that
pay for four months in cowing, other four
af rest, nn'd four in going back would be
nmple. but I leave this to your decision,
I could not employ him to carry my mail
bag b.-icK, nor can I snv anything to Liu>,
for he at one® goes to lljjians and give* bin
own version of all he heais. Ho is un-
truthful and ilUcoi'diiioned, and would
hand offihemnil to any ono who wished
; to destroy it. Tho people hero aro like
' the Kihv.t traderB—hater* c.f the English
Those Zinzihnr ®on whom 1 met between
| this and Nyinwn wero gentlemen and tras
I.ded with honor. Here, us in tho haunts
of the Ktlwa hordes, spying is a series of
j forays, and th y drea I rxposuro by my
I letters. No onn will tako ehargn oftheiu.
! I linve got Thani bin Mncllim to taliti i>
j mail privately for transmission to TJnyam-
'yvitie. It, oqntains a eliqiif on Ritchie,
•vart A Co.. of ljoir,j.(,y fur lis. 2 1/(10.
foity letters written during my
v I fear it may never reach
euc to l lie eoast two
*' vo'njpe^ied to lake
warned
. r t; Y
.cause 1 might
• • ii'.'t like. Ho went
•Uie pirvy and govi order* to the
. to destroy any latter he might,
. ^.ji'on the way. Thus, thoupli 1 sii;
''^ood.frion.ds oiii w.irdly with tiiem all, 1
: out: get. no assii.tiirnw iu proc jiing carris
ii'.- atjd as you wtil .je>: it the mull cornea
to ililnd I sent to Z;ie . ba: 'or fifteen good
boatui"n to net a3 carriers if rffpiirdd.
fis'ity pieces of mci'itrauo, forty pieces o'
kimiita, twclvo farasalas of the beds called
jomfa'ii, shoesfto., and 1 h;.ve' Written to
C. (J. Doyle,t' Sev J M j:n,*bf^eine two of his guards to
' to tho safjty of th* goods hero iu Thn.
■ im|W F a\WVn.« wNHHi IBflM
at Curragiiatio. ^ is m.ahv.e. It. lea-
der tor Is
•na.is uh ToTlov-a ^ . « . #
s^jml
V
^,
(V'.i p; slid this Las^ bijjei^ sn
Hie war cunmeliced.
lit lies, the military cLii fs j|ie,
tic's fet d is 1
ever n'nee
Guvemmetil lies, the military
J.!
Simmons, f
.Suiytlio f
A. Abuoy,tli. L. Kijbbt
Fierson* Isaiah N. i
/, j ni bin fciielliut s hands, or n4o those
* uo^J, MiloJt- j M;ihoinmnd biu Sahib.
A* to tin- work to be done by r
only to conncct the sources which
discovered, from 500 to 700
°f
H
aiuUton,*
.lore,l.
th D;<f Jas T MeKee, TV W Duvis
A I>- rris Ail
2Kth Diet b' Kyle, J W I'oaey, Jas H
Milltr all Can.
2'J.h Dist A M Cox A Zollar V Teg-
ner, all Rep.
JJOtli Dist J \V Evans, fiKO Spencer,
Rep, Kelson Plain, Rop
in the Stuute ill iu-publicians to 11 Coa-
servaiives. In the House «f Fn-pr< seuta-
tives, Republicans 52. Democrat# l 6. Rep.
ai*\ on j >int bullot 22.
Those marked [*| Republicans, Those
marked (t| ConscrvatiTea.--//o?«.T<o;i Tel.
• it is
i havo
miles south
Spckc and Baker'*, with their Nile. The
volume of water which flows north from
latitude 20 degrees south is ho large, I sus-
pect that I have been working at tho sour*
cps of the Congo, as wells* those of the
Nile I have to go down tho eastern line
of drainage to Baker's turning-point. Tan-
ganyiko, Nyigo Chowatnbo are one wafer
aud the head of it is UOO miles south of
thi*. The western and oeutral lines f o*
drainage converge into an utivisited lake
west or southwest of this. Tho rfnf'fl «r
of this, whether to Congo or Nile, I have
to ascertain. The people of this, called
Many, inn, are cannibals, if Arab* speak
truly. I ratty have lit go there first, and
down Tanganyike, if T come out uneaten,
and find my new squad from Zanzibar,
I earnestly hope that yon will do what
you can to help mo with the flood* and
men ; £400 to be sent by Mr. Young,
must sur<*ly have come to yon through
Fleming & Co. I am, Ac.,
David livinostonb.
A long box paid for to Nijji wa* left at
Unyanycnibc, and so with other boxe*.
J%
bs civil ajutliurities lie and the jourmih
lie'. LyfiSg is the daily bread which if
distributed tp the people ; but the pe.tpl.
are disgii. fi d with this hurtful alimont
tind instinctively rcfui-e it. EI Luloiaidr
has been fourth d for tlie^cxprcss pu'pc.se
of telling the truth ; it has volflnUiily
eoutraetcd to perform tills duty ; it scekr
if, and is nblo to pay for it, The Gov-
ernmcnt' docs notjgrow weary, uor do the
Spaniurds. E/ Luboruutc is immortal.
Should it die it would agitiu SDtira up
from lis own ashes, as door'the 'pl.oinix,—
Indtviauals inny disappear, but thy, idea
represented by journalism is eternal.—
While theto arc patriots in Cuba, there
need be n. recasTon to.fear thut. they shall
lie wtth'ir.; in an organ to represent, the
tndopernio:,t party, that is to say, all the
Cubans I i-LUSe there 7s not, a single one
—w< ineV. lo evei) Pope Alano, tie cap-
tain (if '.?e Rodas's guides—who is not
sincerely :m enemy of Spain, notwiihstari-<
dmj: 1 i. proclaimed, though not trusted,
pretensions to being a Spaniard. "The
insunnfioa dying out." This has
been tLe daily hioimng salutation of the
governing Spaniards. Lersuudi invented
the phrase ; he trnnsmitted it to tho Dulcc
ritliiii) l.atott of command, Duloo be-
qiieathed it te E«pinar, and as a pint of
his keritii;;; Uodii.s received it—that same
Fierabra , who swore by the ores* that wn,
trpon th« lit it of hH; smjoiti. find' by the
grapesliot fit' d at Alcol?a, that he would
leave the island pacified, wholly so, in tho
month of September.
October passed by. and then 'came No-
vembi u. How is the disease '! AI way,,
'iMfi 'Hji'lf rn«itirii«
'•tiVWedhnewi M «■>
'TFioy do not advance a
<Jf U *|auu f and ft bruw>y are oaai-
*ii.V4-l:« «inds, dry andatrdng,
ilia revolutiotimv U ,e« will be liffhttd, th '
oatate* will be burned, thoro will be no
orep gntheicd , there will oonsequently be
oo money ; aud lheo geed-by to the Na-
imhmi integrity !
In Aririres* (o the ftrpdMItang of Texs
*s aud the (itiicd Slates.
By (he gftite KkecuUve Commit-
lev *1 the Uejiublkan I'ai ty
«f Texan.
CoMidiui-.y Uueuu. I
Houston', Jan. 4 1*870 (
Our victory has btifeh complete aud de-
cisive. The'resitlts are—
A Republican Governor n'i.<3 other State
ifficors.
Threo out ef four inetubots of Cons
gross.
A R^pulliean Legislature, thus «ecui>
ing the election to tlib United Stales Sen'
ate of tw.i Republieah Senators..
A largo majority of ihoojiuilv . ffi.j^rp
Tho bsgintiihg of the hew yt ar, j®|0
is an auspicious occasion, to auuuuuoe to
the National Republican party of the Uni-
ted States the grand, ( aud to tho world,)
unexpected political Msult of tho lcgiti-
matc aeeessiou cf Texas to tho rauks of u
mighty psrty >of progress uud liberality,
wliioh at this i?ne adntliftAtrfru tho ftue
and (brtunts of the now fully fc-unfted
restored irid regenerated nation.
If the results to the nation at largo aro
specially nnspleiotis, because the accession
of Texas imdT Kepuldiojii iwipiees, pre'-
sents an unbroken front, from Canada to
Mexico, of. States whoso local administra-
tion is a guarantee,. uot mly cf devotion to
the common iiileresisof tho Union, but to
the (arty pledged lo its perpetuity, how
much more in this cheering consummation
IU
toil ii.i.t^ p«.i<y,;ew4.ke ftmil-
of 1 cm lui* laid uttoti ft.e shelves «f Jhb-
terianean political eeteeomb* tho antique^
u'd p.dnitMl mnremle., of dead - partjee.
dead iiamnm^defv'andl,.*
no low sir.gnkr than trad,
lieeke «f all pavtiea are. ) y
per<Mei«im|. tfttempte io.a^'tainiim tell
the expdni|| cf the tree iirteiestKif texas
now eousigned where their raultlng am
bit'mn and uinlignoney will iinpotent
' d IdtnileM to either the State or 40
jUnion, or the «tue frienla ofboa.o
tlmh'ts efttphatieslly an era jjf
Tlje woiId moves. t)ie great v:,d ol.our
party, Ben. Grant, domamii |1't1 j|(||
free epeocb, end toleratiuu of political eoe.
timent to ail ri'teo In thi« State. It its a pe-
riod for yuahg men with Uv,iag id«a« to
move yp, to tbo high ataudaul of the pre -
eut, and lot " tho doad bury tin; dead."
The Republican party bus been stigmas
lined as extrowo mtd isproscriptire. It
wi u'dfrend r impotent for lurm ^iwso
who,,mo th'cmeelves InTojerant, Tho
t? . • «• "il . ■"'«
proor (.f its superior litieranty is in too dq-
luand of uui Chief, whioh shall be eufuic*
ed in Texas, that no man shall be stigma,
tieed tor a full mid free expression of 'tens
limeut, political as w«ll a* rollglon^ This
is the rory epsenee if porson.il |ib*rty and
pcrtonnl f^'iiotii una from tfjis dlhgracofuj
Tcrrotiim of personal violence ntyj ostiu-
efttn. Republicniusm alone can aud will
edeclii Texas, aud tharsby invite aud re>
etiive ^uutigraiioR uud capital, which haya
«l)eeii so long and so disastrously repclMd.
VYo inrkfi all men of liberal ide a, and
«p"cia!ty the ymitw mii%— the living pu u
nf a living age—who wish to ho free from
the sluvish iutolcrance of seotioual bigotry,
aud i bo contracted ideas of a past ago, to
uuiio with the viotor* in tho reoent politic
eul arena, and assist in making a Statu
and u party that shall bless, by Its enter-
prise, its liberality and progrelsiveucas
oei day and generation.
Struggling de votedly iu Ibo fac%jpf pvar-
wh« lsaiifg force*, Iqd Ivy ooufidqpt, airo-
gant arid prescriptive Ic&deja of tho tl4
"|!i d to treaq!i«ry in (^ur owu
camp, the results havo astonished tho Da-
i
lion.
Tf proof wero now wnctiug of tho uttor
absence of intended good faith, as charged
boll ro the. election, ia tho democratic *up -
poitcrs of our oppquout, it i* turnishc^ by
'j, it'last, say they, and they a source of profound and heartfelt, eougrat- t ie violent opp .gition, sit.04 the , eleotiou,
• iy i< in sue.i ao co-Jcvs and noisy man- j ulatien to the devoted men of Texas, whose to the cc nstitqtiou atid the fifteenth auieud-
labors against, fearful odds have been crontn- ment by the very press aud leaders who,
.'d by I'roviiicnce with tech brilliant *uo-
ee«.
For ten years Texas has beeji a milita-
ry carup. Iu tin? midst of arms tho law*
have be. ti silent, The unbounded repom>
ner as t
to be ai
Let i *
Hornet
t-eUtr everybody deaf and really
led. How is it dying, then? —
" 13ectiu.se tho Lillian and
I' iiiions failed," Uufoituuate
was this, it cannot be doubted. Indeed,
these auxiliaries'ftoqht to havo reuebed
tLc pitriuis, us others came in different
points uud times, and as I bey will again
come in oth vessels sent to us, u* they
will bs, with more caution On the part of
ourbrethiru. ind meeting with betterfor-
!uno. Tin' eontest will exist for a longer
tjiiie. tho triumph will bo de'ttyed, but in
the end we shall triumph. We know it.
tiud the Spaniards aro not in iguorauco of
this fact. With the aid lo which wo have
refeired our undertaking would havo bcun
easiei; without them that which Spaiir is
anxious to realize will not bo tho less im-
possible. " lieeuuse the United States
has not reooguinod us as belligerents
True, thfji may Dot rooogMie us, hut tee
shail still Jight-
" lieeauso largi: re'iiforceniont* arp ar-
riving from the- Peuiusula.", A uever-
niiding song, a story without a conclusion.
Hctwecn those who have arrived and those
who aro to couic, 10,000 or 12,000 men
before the eleotiou, opposed Gctcral Da-
vis, yet preteuded to fiver tho*e measures.
Failing by their dofqat, to gut auj oppor-
tune
tempi
ii^ to play the Georgia game of an at*
nptod annullment of reconstruction after
ccs of a mighty Slate, 'extending fiotn | tho admission of T«xas, (which-they des
Louisiana to Mexico, and from the Gulf to \ signed by the eleotion of a Demootatio
the Indian Territory, have lain ^dormant ; Legislature, and a " people'* oaudidate '•
and during that entire period, a# provident for Governor,) they now openly aud defi-
Kgislation has been possible that could en- ' atitly tleuounoe rcoon^ti uetion and urge
courage andstimelnle capital and etter- Jtho non-rntification of tho . fifteenth atueud*
prbe to open up avenees of «e. e*s to our jniciit. Hut the election of a llepub'ioau
magnificent interior, and beat our inuUi-' Governor and Legislature will thwart thoir
plfflti productions to the seaboard. dedans again.I the (Jongressioael plan ef
fcoonstrnotion Those vital measures ere
iiow secuted by the triumph of our party.
To the devoted men who struggled for
Reconstruction under Republican auspi-
ces—the sign abroad of progress ami toler-
ation—will afford complete protection to
person end property n(j free speeob, end principle, with defeat and its eonstq iencee
will from that fact now arrnst the atten- otaring them in the faoe, tho thanks of fbe
tiou and secure such an inflox of capital pnr'y arc due and are hereby tendered.
ami injmufratiop from all the States—cs- 'To diseriminate would bo Invidiotis, wher.
pecially the more wealthy aud enterpriss all nobly done their duty. Hut to Pros!-
Ing North qna North-west—ns*t onoo^to dent Grant, and his Cabinet, " and e«pc-
demonstiate the unbounded and marvelou* c'rnl'y Mr. Boufwclt nnd Mr. Creswell,
advantages to Texn* of tl* recent triulnph do we n* a State and a party, "o^e a debt
nf P,i poblicsnicm in spite of the bigotry of pratitudo for sympathy and fitpport ;
intolerance, ignorance, prosoriptivenous w''ieli furtiior illnstra'c* that the political
may be counted. These aro not sufficient ( B„d prejudice, by whioh it wa* vainly op.rl"*"uy ^tl/0 "f1**0, "n.d fl>arlJr
.u i . e .u_ ......J i ' iniiiij oiiiig it* fortunes, u as safe m bis
to cover the losses of ® Spanish army posed. | bands an was tho .e.,u« of wl.i.-h bo «as the
siacc the wcr began. Ibo official ta> Aside from the confidence that will now ; chfcf amid tho perils of battle.
nt once be inspired among eojitslis'* a- J. G TRACY. Chwhir,oh."
8,000 broad—who in vain looked for *eenrify and I
5 000 stability utid- r any other t lion Republican i
2,000 tale—Texas has by this act, placed
3,000 | in full harmony and sympoihy wkb the !
Nations! Government; by whose patern-'
tistics give these figure* :
. Hied in the campaign,
In hospitals, - s
Wejit ( ver to Cubaus
N ot utilized, " -
18,000
Total
Go ahead, then-, let Spain scud a* many
agalust us as she can. Tho number will
be
That pestifeiyus lit^o "cnes"^f an odi-
. [ tor, *r.d m rplot of *11 political parties to
' " " whitjli he ever bc'ocgeu, R W LuWj(hei5f,
| supported Jaok Ilauiiltgn at the lust And
|, | , /,i | yet thi* man's paper, the Marshall liepub-
ai legislatloo, ibis, the last of tho prodlij 1 " ... „ ,, .
' < bean, was the instigator of all tho treablM
in EasUtn Texas, including the lulling of
A modicum of good, fresh, gennino tea,
doubt less coinos to us from Chin i, Hut if ■
any of our reader* h.veever been so for-j U*R ,,I(S Mcn*er "f ^
innate as to have a friend in tho Celestial f"J^ican f"r 'J" "( W',1C,1
Empire, who'took the trouble to send them ' hs?e Vc" in *
a chest ofchoije leaves, they havo di.cov. ! 0ur *<>?}* kci ani bo,i Th°
ered that tea is an exquUitelysflavored Spaoiu.ds, not av, have to obtain mnurv
beverage, such m they had no experifinoe i CM b-T *tb,tnlr i,,ordcr ,0 *n"'nl
of before.' The truth is, that the tea of the,r dying of hunger in the towns wlicb
the shop* ii often the roerd refuse. The < are bhaikad-d. Their eolumn* always
lihiucse iteop their tea in tbo cup; r routs whenever tbey „o out to acek
pioofs of lit* immeiMe advaotHgc-. an i *■
B small and of that number bow many p(,fk,rjl- „f .nliotJ,| «„d blesslnes, (i,,or«* W Smith, the banishment ol Jvdga
ill prefer baling their guns nfher than ffc „ploded 4,^m. of p(atR J|)d : ^ldw?ll from t.iat mtiVV< the Ug nn-
.114 1#.!. r r i . mA r^nn.r ..iH^r.a lltAir nt: iaiiIa
i CDdenco and iiiiBot«ii(-y. The udvantai; ...... ,
, ill i trial by inilitary cummuslon, the twuteace
e« of tin* cympatby, and such harmony be-; . c \ k i
' j risonuieut of waay qitizon*, their ai.ioiata
when the strength a exhausted the ground,
are taken outdoor*, spread out, dried, doc-
tored, repacked, and sent ovor to as.
provisions mid forage, roiy ■ wbioh they af-.
terwards publish aa viotories. Tho vigor<
•ns and active campaign which tbey
t<veen the State government of-Texas and
the netinnsl authority at Washington,"
will fltid biilliant Illustration, in" prompt
moS'tires to extend a rational highway to
the Pacific, through the entire limits of
Texas, with ontlets redialing from Si,
LotHs oti the North, to the head of ship
navigation on our own State «ea«t. The
'grand material uud moral irstilt* speedily
ansito inure,
1
iu the establishment of ftcu
of some' f them to the poi itewtiary, the
death el vi^a of them fa m Mokti'Sk caasod
by lung coi linf uomt, ar.d all th* long Uaiu
tf evils growing out of the mob violsneo at
Jetfan on. So Iqng a* thftt man Longhary
is patronized by the publio of Kasteru
Texas. «o long will their section sujfer tho
constquenc**. Let tbem teuismber what
jwu lay, and b« done with the m«n who baa
so long disgraced tbcui. Ilon$ton Luion,
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Garland, C. T. The Jefferson Radical. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 24, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 22, 1870, newspaper, January 22, 1870; Jefferson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth235601/m1/1/?q=%22Business%2C+Economics+and+Finance+-+Communications+-+Newspapers%22: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.