Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

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ma indicated hy his acts iwltliin ibb
pnst month are qfeyolVtiohary ss,nd
intended to defy Congress, Chat ilr,
johnson nibspbc hhpepclied Ht an
early layof the approaching SEC I'M
Of Congress. i'.H 'hl 20 'aH 40 'N
iIa,leS constrdes the Iaihnc.ty y
proclamation asintcndttl ESPECIALLY
to-ndliiiy section scvep ofthc late
umendaithy reconstrhetLot a 81
which provides tlrrt no nersbn sh.lll
be rcgistercd' Or vote by reason Of
the Exee6tlvc parilon or ainnesty.
He says thc. .protl tlamatiof itself lays
the foundation for itnpeaehment..
In this copnectionfQ Yay'Be said
acknowledgements bat thc Pres.
.idcnt docs synot purpBsc TO issne, aa
order opening UP or intcrln'ingwith
the registration as apprellcndcd by
somc. He docs notrcgard il rs with.
in his province to interfere maiahy
manner by direct official .intorposl-
ton with the working and details
of rcgistration and the proposed
elections in the Southern States.
II is his opinion that whatever
may be the legal effcetland bearing
of the amnesty proclamation upon
the civil aud political stylus ofihose
who como. within its provisions, it
is for those persons themselves to
assert their rights, If they be de-
nied, andif need bo test them5'by
'the mode andlprocoss, If any there
be, e,indicated blythe laws oftho hand
E.is probable that tho President
may in afcwa days suggest 10 the
District Commanders the propriety
ofsfXing II day upon which allclcc-
tions in the Southern States shalt
be held, SO that elections shal tako
place in ,caclrStatc at The same time.
But nevertheless, iitais understood
to bc the unqualified ioPihion Of Mr.;
Johnson and the members Of the
cabinets save Genoralb Grant, who
has not expressed his Vows on athc
subject, that under the Constitution
disabilities as TO- registration dand
votingsmcy removed from persons
belonging to either class.of the afn2
nestod by the proclamation of Tho
7tlf inst, the aforesaid sevontl Seel
tion to thoHcontrary notwitllstand4
ing OH afj3Te ae +ao &JIi
= New YoRKy Sept. 7l.-Itjs stated
on good authority that registration
will be opened in louisiana and Az
ALBANIA until the first of October, and
that the elections will occur on the
3lst nd thatthey will take place
on that day in all 1he Southern
'Statess ohsr''' - Ht
Northern papers of all complex.
ionsaare discussing the danger me-
hacing the Republican party. 'a7
SAVANNAH; Sept 10.-Joscph S..
Caruthers, the defhulting. teller of
tho.CcntraT Railroad Bank, shipped
as mate on board the schooner .Wm.
Gregory, for Havana. The sehoon
or was overhauled by a pilot boat
two miles QUITO sea, and brought
back Ia leaking condition, with
five teet water in the hold. Caruth-
ers says he allowed Ii friend toover-
draw lbs accounts; chat he had. nota
dollar himselfdi + 1-7--S- Z.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 13-Somc time.
since the. Office of tho "Eaglepfnows-
paper, at Gamden, Ark, was de-
stroyed by soldiers led on by Major
Pierce. Colonel Gilbert command
ing, wrote to General Ord, in which
he said thatthe censures of the press
directed against the servants oftho
people may be endured, but Cane
rails Ord and NeiPs forces were de-
tailed to enablethcm toppfofm their
duties. They were not servants Of
tire people of Arkansas, but rather
their masters, and he felt il to be a
great piece of impertincnce for The
newspapers in the Statct to comment
on General Neil under any trcum-
stances whatever. General in
reply, says :inal ox 24 ~
''Your letter of tho 18th ult.,- in
which you attempt to justify mi act
of q party Of soldiers who, m:sled
by al officer, forciblv entered a cit
izens house&nd destroyed his prop
crty = IS roceivcd,a You viii explain
why this act was not prevented by
you as postcommandtr, and if the,
requirement. of the Sd article of war
has been complied with. Your as
sertion. that General Neil's forces
are not the servantsof the people OF
Arkansas but their masters, is .un
just to both the people and General
Neil, and unfoundcd in the laws
which are for the bcnefitof the peo-
pie. The assumption thai a party
Of soldiers can at their option iorci-
bly, destroy q citizens propertyihn
commit a gross violation OF tho pub
lie peace, would not DO tolerated
under Napoleon" 20 siasTn
soNEw YoRKqSept. 13.--The Her
aldsiWashihgt1T dispatch says on
the subisrt ofitllc clIvctlSI tlioam-
hesty Observation-Disclosures Cabinet
is SAID to be a unit iluthe discus.
sion of the amnesty proelamatisel
other members Vf tbe Cabinet agrVeil
that its legal aeiTcStH would be to re-
Heve excluded whites fI'omslisabili
fyeas to the exercise of'ithe rlyhs of
suffrage. .aHi 3n.i'i sr3ilEi51 1ifii
IN Bw ORLEANS ,Septsl4{4 Spibhasl
beenlcouimeneed ainaone of thc Jas
.iice's .conrts ffhis, city forstlie re
.covefy Of tBsfvalne Of arten dollar
city Of New 0reans, Ii0te- IA test
cases.i st ss1Iii8 vrrsEi0arn, g1I i1
Two officers and 4IFentyi men sof
the crew Of che TH,s~a -staies-iron-
clad Mahaska. hhvc1dicd 1bf .yciiow
feyef. Deaths 6p t. six o'elVcls this
morning. Of fever, 43.f. ,fi i.
WAsHISGpss Sept Stevenson
was inaugurated tiievcrn0r of Ken
tuckyr lie endorses and viii safFy
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