Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-30
4alla9 4irrald.
TELEGRAPIIIC.

N.'NlNI' nh IN fr'''' ''"''f n
operating with the Southern whites,
ia lMlias county one negro Candi
date {, ou the Conservative ticket,
ArDrsrA, GA., Nov lS.--lioturns
from Florida show that the Convon'
lion is carried 10y a decided MAORI
~ of the registered voters, nearly
all blacks voting, aud but Few
whites. \ large number of negroes
nre elected TO the Convention, la
Leon county three or four delegates
are negroes,
The Conservative press of Georgia
advocates the meeting of II tonven'
ton ut Macon, on the 9TH Of Decem'
Der, for the purpose Of organizing Il
party in opposition to rceonSlrnc,,
lion under the military bills, and
with view to defeat the Constltu-
ton TO be submitted by the Recon-
struction Convention, the Conscrva
tivcS taking it for granted that nc
constitution can be submitted which
will be acceptable to their party,
Neither time nor place OF meeting
of the Reconstruction Convention
has vet been made known,
RIcuMoNp, Nov, ls.--Judgo
Burnham delivered his charge to
the grand jury to day, lie said Il
happier state of security is begin
ming to appcaF, aud while we can
not close our eyes to the threatened
evils and disturbances in the com
munity, yet the crisis may be safely
passed by forbearancc and firm and
impartial administration of W.
He called attention to the fact that
the greater number Of the crimes
before the court were committed by
freedmen. All cases must be tried
critically and impartialIy.
A telegram to the Enquirer from
Danville announces the robbery OF
J. NJ. Walker, last night Of $50 ,Ooo.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1S.-lt is eX-
pccted that the new State tax bill
will be issued shortly by Gcncral
Candy. # he merchants request
him to lower the taxes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. / 0.-Gosslp
saws tn President is displcased
with Commissioner Rollins evi-
dcncc before the impeachment COM
mittcc. =,
Sheridan has been summoned by
the impeachment committee;
Collax has not prepared lists Of
the committees. -, :.
Stevens will introduce bill d.
viding Texas into two or more
States. =,
Rollins will probably be removed
December first
General Imbodcn applies Tor an
Injunction against Schotield denying
him suffrage. If the INDUCTION Is
refused he vii apply to the Supreme
Court.
The Southern Radicals will hold
n convention here on February 22d.
HAVANA, Nov. 1S.-The French
steamer Panama arrived from Vera
Cruz. bringing the Prussian, French
and Italian Ministers, and Prince
Salm. Tcggethof has Maximillan S
body. the body is much decomposed'
MoNrGoMERY, Nov. l9.-ln the
convention committee on militia
reported an ORDNANCE to organize
the State volunteer militia forge
subject to the orders Of the Cover
nor -,
The question of substituting the
minority report on the franchise
question for the majority report,
was decided in the negative BY n
test vote of yeas 10, nays 1G. The
Majority report will cry
IT DISTINGUISHES all persons who
do not vote on the new constitution
and binding the voter not to contest
negro suffrage hereafter, and not to
maltrcat any person on account OIL
his past or present support OF the
United States governments or the
policy Of Congress. -,
RILEIGu, Nov. 19,--The election
passed off quietly, without any dis,
turbancc. Il h c negroes behaved
with the utmost proprlety. "A
strong military and police force was
stationed at the polls and patroled
ihe streets all day. 1t is impossible
to tell the result of to-day's voting
About / 200 votes were cast, mostly
negroes, and all Radicals, with two
exceptions. Many blacks who for
got the names registered by them,
lost their votes. 1t is thought the
Radicals are ahead, but vast ma
iority of whites are yet to vote
. The principal strength of the Radi-
calls is already polled. The Conser
vatives are jubilant and confident Of
success.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 19,-The cleo
tons are passing quiet. About l.
400 votes were pollcd, nearly all ne
qroes, all whites voting against the
Convention. The whites will vote
tomorrow "A m ost unanimously
against a Convention.
The Indian commissioners have
left Fort Laramie. They accom-
plished nothing.
WASHINGTON Nov. 19.-Tbe Cabi
net had a prolonged session to day
All were present but Secretary
Welles. -,
1t is stated that the ENGLISH dc
not like Stewards negotiatl witt
Denmark for the purchas~of Tho
West India Islands.
Unless ordered, Colfax will no
name the committees till the COM
mencement of the regular session;
Juarcz has given permission fol
tn e transportior Of army store
through Mexico to t h Fedora
troops on the Northern borders.
The Greek Legation has advice
that the Canadian war is resumes
vigorously.
The Peruvian Minister was pre-
scented to the President to-day.