Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-21

u.mIOon,ont.pn ar Manufacturer
tud Dealers In Spirits BE- nut l.r
rrily harmonious Tho mu'iul iIi"
delegates from the .Hst uIo under
ur representing those who Ur. uu
drruIzurc. The Western du'uui.
favor twenty five D.uIr pr m.luu
lr laS ON stills according 90 Dn,n",
Is. Eastern delegates ulr mp.o iu-
tcrc lcl Ia changes IN r,ycuG. "''i-
Gers than Ia changes IN lpw II o.
ruprcscntcd that against tty dis
tillcrics in New IOrl, before the tax
there arc now seven Hundred
and il Is admitted all must, in ono
way or another, cvado the tax or
lose money, II is claimed that out
side of facilities for feeding stock,
that Western distillerics have mn
advantage in freight, but that East
crn shrowdncss in cvading the tax
ruins the Western distillers.
SENATE-Tho Finance Committee
will report unfvorably on Edmund
Coopcr's confirmation rs Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury.
Tho Senate judiciary Committee
will report iavorably on Senator
Thomas for Maryland,
Senator Wilson presented n me-
mortal from John Warren, IN Amer.
can citizens in Il British Jail, charged
with Fcnianism; the petition state
that warren was inNcw York when
the crimes charged were commit
ted.
Sumner presented the usual mum
bor of petitions, among them one
from $4,000 Kentucky negro sol
dicrs, praying fer the equalization
of bountics.
A bill was pcsentcd, preventing
poligamy and other abuses in Utah,
A memorial from the New York
Chamber of Commerce, relative to
the resumption of specie payment.
Ordered printed.
The bill repeating the cotton tax
came up, Morrill, thought it Il great
mistake to act on this bill, now the
whole tax question should come up
ut once.
Johnson gave notice ofan amend
ment, applying the bill to this year's
crop. The bill was postponed,
A resolution adiourning on Dec.
10Th, to the 9th proXimo passed,
Several financial bills were refer
red, and after an executive session
the Senate adjourned to Monday.
UoUsE-Aitcr some unimportant
business, the House went into Com
mitlce of the Whole and adjourned
to Monday.
ATLANTA, Dec. 13.-A mob o f
about fifty armed negroes threaten
ed, on Thursday night last, to at
tack some students of the Georgia
University at Athens.
The students arrived in town and
II difficulty was imminent. L h G
troops wore or Tered out and dispcrs
ed the negroes,
A county Conservative meeting,
under can OF Ihe iate olale Ooi'N On
ton at Macon, hold here tonight.
Much enthusiasm prevails.
A resolution was adopted suggest
III ha''o th o SU"1 T 1't,,Un s.' f'nn,
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Par'y l1r . .no ,o9;o, " "e,ho TN
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h'&nI' :, ~. .
II NicA'eah Ministry a.
awaiting INC or9"h'~"''oi Va 0o'
gress 10 re"'Sn. ~
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leiI Nv "u''o'ii''' anu V e..
mere "''" samofs u" ~ Dom'll.
sc tnaL negotiations for the sale OF
Samanara had been renewed. =,
WASHINGTON, Dec. l4,-A mixed
delegation from Virginia, North and
South Carolina visited Stevens yes
to-day.
The following was elected from
Stevens IN regard to the lmpcach-
ment failure, the evidence beng Il
fickleness Of public opinion
The Virginia delegates SAID the
impeachment failure would work
seriously against reconstruction'
Mr. stevens tnou8ht II cou'u not
fali TO be otherwise ana muVual re-
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