Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

of the Republican Convention ut
Syracuse, FcntOn is the nominee
for Governor.
Topeka, Kansas, Sept, G,-Gen
Cloud, Commander Of the State
militia under Gov Crawford, oillci
ally announces that the Indians are
committing outragcs on Republican,
Solomon, White and Rock Rivers
The whole neighborhood have been
driven Off A number OF mon have
been killed. Women are raviShcl
and otherwise savegely treated IN,
formation has been given that Tie
wild tribes of the Plains intend
dcprcdating on the settlements Iu.s
fall and winter, The whole Of
northwestern Kansas is exposed 10
the fury of the Indians, the State
militia being inadequate to protect
them.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. G,--Thc
election for county officers ycster.
day resulted in favor of the Union
ticket.
Holbrook, the Democratic candI-
date to Congress, in Idaho, is elected
by 1000 majority,
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. q BY tcle-
graph to Brazos Santiago.1-Prcsl
dent Juarcz has issued decree
from Monterey. He does not rccog.
nizc either Gen. Carvajal or Canalcs
rs Governor of Tamaulipas, and has
appointed Gen. Tapia as military
commander and civil Governor of
that State. Tapia left Monterey on
the 31st ult., with 1900 men, a con-
voy of merchandise and specie.
Escobcdo is in command at Mont
Grey. Canalcs holds the Govern
ment of Tamaulipas.
Cortina has issued Il proclamation
from Comargo, dated August 2lst,
announcing himself as Governor.
He warns the merchants of Mata-
moros that all merchandise, etc,
leaving that city under the authori-
ty of Canalcs will be subject to
cvcntualities.
LoUIsvILLE, Sept. THE Demo
Gratis Of Michigan have nominated
Major Gen. Alphcus Williams for
Governor.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7,-The
Union League building was fired
this morning and badly damaged.
The Janitor was arrested as tho
supposed inccndiary.
HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. "a dis
palch from the Great Eastern re-
ports the cable paying out well.-
The Great Eastern expects to arrive
at Hearts Content on Saturday.
WASHINGTON, ept.7.-The WASH
Ington Star, in speaking Of the Rad
ical Convention, says that Il split has
taken place in the Southern conclave
at Philadelphia, on the question of
neg"o suffrage.
This vas to have been expected
Radicalism, as political power
cannot hope to exist great while
longer without the aid Of the Negro
vote.
Hamilton and others of his stripe
can never expect to obtain seats in
Congress or position in the State
Governments South, except by the
aid of those twin measures -entran.
chiscment ofthc blacks and disfran-
chisement of the rebels. Hence they
90 even farther than the few North
ern extremists, who would not fol-
low the lead of fCongress in sacrificing
principle to expediency by surrend-
ering their pet scheme Of impartial
suffrage.
On the other hand, the Rcpubli
cans in the border middle States,
know that the advocacy Of II black
government for the South and the
placing of intelligent white men at
the mercy of ignorant negroes, just
released from slavery, and led on by
few individuals bent on using the !
power to redress private wrongs and
carry ont their schemes ofvcngcncc,
will lead to the destruction of THEN
party in the States.
Here is a dilemma from (which
there is no escape. The people in
the border States, with ,ntirc unan.
unity, very justly denounoc the III
consistency of the extremists North
who oppose negro suffrage in THEN
own States, where the number o
colored votes is insignificant, bu'
would force it upon the loyal pcO
pie where, in some localities, thC
colored voters would have Il clcal
majority.
Montana advices say Gen. Snccl
with a small escort, was attacked
by Indians, and lost torty-scvel
mules. The whole party came nca'
being captured.
J AUGUSTA, Sept. G.-EX- Govcinol
IIerschcl V. johnson in letter e
the Chronicle says of the Philadcl
phia Convention at inaugurate'
a good feeling between both sections
and was signalizcd by record o
enthusiasm unparalleled. 1t was
t meeting of the North and South
= not on the battle field, but on a fell
. of reconciliation, and the reprcsen
\ tatives from each section have re
E turned home testifying TO the spiri
!, and temper of each other, and th
E great work of restoration. The ad
dress. and resolutions. are sound NJ
!. on the vital issues of the crisis, an
:, every consideration Of interest an
{ patriotism calls on us to aid in th
< work of restoration. as the onl
# hope Of the country is in the succcs
Of the Conservative party. Speah
n ing of President Johnson, he say
I he has exhibited courage worthy
i Jackson, and determination TO II