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

egenlhg N fhe I'm lat John N thIil.
ooihe ihs ilepublloah candidate faf btlt
aale 10 Congress, hal ~ ALLEGED maiofliy
N iuH over ilanl The AdmlnIslfliInn eau
didnie, bat tloy cnmmlngs cove The tefil
hoate N election W Hunt. ani ihe maiofiiy
NJ the Hoard ~ CanyassoSs gave u oefilh
cate 10 Chillilothe.
CoLrant,, 4. e., Sept H.-0ov Orr, In q
special message, will recommend 10 The
Legislature the acceptance by the State Of
The provisions Of the act Of Congress Of 1867
donating lands 10 the States aud Territories
Tor the establishment Of agricultural coll
legcs. lie iniimates that the State eau 10.
aliic SljO,ODO FROM the sale Of scrip,
NV ioRK, Sept, lO.-Rcy Henry Ward
Bcechor has written another letter explain.
atory Of his previous letter upon the Cleve'
land Convention, AMI announcing himself
as opposed TO the details OF the Presidents
policy Of Reconstruction. lie does not
modify his Cleveland epislle or disown H.
but, on the contrary, he jusIilcs and de-
fcnds II. In regard TO the New Orleans
riot, he says; "Johnson's haste 10 take the
wrong side Of the atroci0us massacre os
New Orleans was shocking The perVer-
sion and mutilation Of Sherldan's des-
patches need no characterization, | do
not attribute this act to him, yet II was Of
such n criminal and disgracenil nature
that not to clear himself Of II 10y the eS-
posture and rcbuke Of the offending party
amounted to communion and crime. After
this fact what shall say Of the speeches
made In the recent circuit Of the Executive?
"Are these ways of reconciliation 2"
la la
inre met in special session to-day. Gov.
Wards message recommends the ratilica-
ton Of the proposed constitutional amend
ment and the election of a U. s. Senator
PORTLAND, Sept, 10, $50 p. M-Of the
State election held to-day, the following
returns have been received
Portland-Lynch, (Rep,) for Congress,
2,75a; Sweat, (Dcm) 1858. Republican
majority 1900.
The following is The vote of 1864: Lynch
1857; Sweat 1881. The Republican major.
ity was then 9S6, being net gain of ga
The aggregate vote is $50 less than in 1864.
Bath gives Chamberlain, Republican, for
Governor, 800 majority, against G54 last
year.
Cape Observation-Disclosures, Rcpubli-
can, has los majority, against 81 last year.
Bangor-Chambcrlai has 9iG majority
against 70 last year.
Yarmouth - Chant crlain, Republican
has II majority against so last year.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. TO- Fifty recruits
arrived yesterday from Nashvi lie, with
twenty cases of cholera. Four died last
night. Three new cases were sent to the
hospital this morning.
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be sent three miles from the city. Every
precaution has been taken by the munici-
pal and military authorities to preserve the
health of the city. There are no cases
among the civilians. The disease is con-
fined exclusively to the military.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 10.-The President
left st. Louis this morning and was hearth
ly received all along the route.
Great crowds turned out at Nation,
Lichfeld, Paris, and Tcnc lIoutc, and the
enthusiasm was immense.
The party arrived at indianapolis at
o'clock this evening, and was escorted by a
tremendous crowd of people to the Bates
House.
There was large number of Democratic
Clubs, N torchlight procession There
was fine display Of pyrotcchnics from
different points, and many buildings were
illuminated
1t will be impossible for the President
to visit any city south of Louisville, as he
has decided to make it necessary to arrive
in Washington on the i77th i!;:'st.-N. o..
Times.
/ INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Little President
arrived yesterday evening, en- route from
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