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FROM IExAs.-A private letter says -" The
Hon. VIM. L. Cazneau is elected Bupadier General
OF the Western District OF Texas, over Cen Edward
Burieson hitherto considered the most popular man in
western Texas Both gentlemen and soldiers, and
as their nomination proves leading and influential cha.
racters. Gen Cazncau is probably the superior In
talents put bold Burleson has the most service


thus their chances we're about equabut Burleson was
suspected Of tampering with Jones and Houston while
Cazneau has been the vgant and incorporating de.
ton with eagle eye and in Copgress or out of H.
secret treaties with England and Mexico could find
conceaiment and met with favor Houston SO hates
and breads Gen Cazneau that he always crosses the
street to avoid meeting him face TO face and when both
were returned to the Convention for preparing the
state constitution It was confidently predicted (and
proved true in fact that Houston would not venture 10
meet him at Austin This fact and the triumphant cleo
ton OF Gen Cazneau is forcble evidence Of the de.
cline OF Gen. Houston's personal influence In Texas.