Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-26
TELEGRAPHIC.

patch hasbecn received from Coy,
| Cunningham, Of Colorado, contain
ing resolution Of the Legislature
protesting against Colorado's lad'
mission, on the following grounds;
LIST. That we have q right to Il voice
, IN the selection of the character Of
our Government, ID, That we have
not sufficient population 70 sup
port tho expense of a State Govern
Inent, For these reasons we trust
that Congress will not force q Coy
ernment on us against our will. I
There is, however, counter
blast from the same territory
announcing that two hundred col
ored citizens are anxious for its ad-
mission, They have telegraphed TO
Representative Ashley, Sumner, and
other trends, that they are anxious
for admission under the provision
that the word white in. the Constitu-
ton Of Colorado shalt not operate
prreiudieioQ,pslyo 70 citizens Of, Of any
race or color. .', " -, '.' 81.
In the House, to-day, Mr., Upson
introduced q bill authorizing the
payment of the reward offered in
1865 for the capture Of Jefferson
FDavis. Referred to the committee
on appropriations. Mr.. Clark, Of
Kansas, introduced Il bill to secure
tho Speedy completion Of the South
eth Pacific Railroad. Referred to
the Pacific Railroad committed
The discussion in relation to the ap-
preparation for the Agricultural De-
partment was resumed. Theamend-
mont to reduce the appropriation
from $4,000 to- s42 200 failed
Without completing gathe business
the House s;ii ;ai"nrnad! '"9anI ei'-
LoNDoS,5 jan. ~ nEYenihg THE
Times Of this morning has a long
argumentive article on the subject
of the impeachment Of the President
of the United States, and says the
scheme looks like a fatal blow at
the Constitution. '''S'' i''H'-'',
MADRID, Jan. 12.-The proffcrcd
mediation Of the United States in
the differences between 2 Spain and
Chill is regarded as an almost GER
tain forerunner of honorable and
permanent peace, s'''i"' - ''H'''lh,
. VIENNA, JAN, ,12-Morning THE
journalso of tlss city to-day contained |
an officiall announcement that the
Sublime Porte has called 10000
men into service to quell the Greek |
insurrectioni min the Mediterranean.
q BALTIMORE, Jan. 18.AA great |
many members of the Legislature
are hereto day, and. much interest
displayed about the United States
Senatorship. It-is-a close match in
the State Senate, One Of the mem
bers is said to have the casting vote,
but the chances alb in favor Of
Coy. Swami. -9gao3 .rifaobn1oo 4
NASHVILLE, Jan. l2e7The Radii
cal State Convention, to. nominate a
capdidateafor Governor,g meets on
the l22d of February IA number of |
counties in East Tenn essee, recom-
mend REORGANIZATION of Browhlow.
Chancellor Campbell decided atol |
day the law forrprovidihg a Metro
politan Police for Nashville iuncon, |
stitutitional, and decreeda perpetual
injunction against the Police Com
missioners. An appeal was taken
to the SupremeG Court now in ses-
sion. .-..,..a --s--..- |
b9WAsHINGToN, Jan. 18.-LHousR,-
The1first business in order Being the
can of the States for bills and Joint |
resolutions. the following were preI
.sented.i pn!rnb hna .n1anIoI yaa.
AibiiIdeclarins for the future for
feiture of theprfvifegeso ofcitizenship
folr alta. of rebelli0nY! aaainsLi ibe
United States and proyidingforltbe
restoration oftle privileges I'm Ger.
tain cases-=-referred to- Z Judiciary
Oonmittdey,,Alao1e iasss9a 'ad} ~
nj Adbilb td establish civil govern
rnent in thetStates lately I'M REBEL
lioe-referredsto Committee on Re.
construction. - -.
A pehtion for.rccoustruetion on
the basis of equal rights WAS pre-
sented which was Referred r3'9
Pt SENATE Y Senator Ramsay, nnre.
isseanted q .netitjen, aslSing. mn sa annro- p
n,.;otiot, for .imnrovomont of Lie
Mississipni river Referred 10 the
COMMITTEES on, Commerce, ,.,'''5
CoLUMBIA S, o. Ian. 13mTbe
freedmen are leaving this vicinity
in sucb numbers ne fo ovc;to oIarn,
for the f,tnro cnitivat;on III s f of lands lands
Tboy a,.a ch;aav haand e.. Flo,.;da
wbither thew are transnorted at
Government expense AT about s5
Der head and a promise of rations
until the working season. Their
main reasons for leaving are the
hopes they indulge in of better en-
.