Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13
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tho opinion that pardon granted by
tho President blots out all disjran-
ohisemcnt, and reinstatcs the indi.-
vidual in all his previous rights,
which no cannot be deprived of II
u person thus pardon od ia rcfusod
registration, lot him enter his pro-
test for the consideration oftho Com.
manding General. Tho Attorney
closes "NeXt to usurpation OF
power, there is no higher grade in
political crime than timid aban-
donment Of rights"
| BALTIMORE, Juno 2S.-The Presi-
dent arrived here and was received
by Governor Swami and an immense
crowd. The President spoke briefly,
In the course Of his rcmarl<sho said;
1T is easy TO apply the word trait.
or to me, rs some have done, but |
defy any man TO put his finger on
any great principle of tho constitu-
tion or of liberty that l have aban-
doned" .s-...
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Ju-
dietary Committee examined Anna
Surratt and have summoned Hor-
ace Greeley to testify regarding tho
bailing of Mr., Davis. ns
The President arrives tonight.
| ANNAPOLIS, June 29.-The Prcsi-
dent was introduced TO the Conven-
ton to-day. He spoke at some
length. lie visits the naval school
this afternoon, and then goes home.
New ORLEANS, June 29,-An Aus
trian Sloop of War arrived at the
Southwest Pass this morning and
landed telegraphic dispatches for
the Austrian Government. Her ma
tional ensign was draped in deep
mourning, this and the roticcnce Of
her officers is significant, they how
ever report the City of Mexico cap
tured by Liberals on the goth inst.
Particulars had not reached Vera
upito tho time of sailing. .sE'm
The Mexican schooner Atlas also
arrived at tho mouth of the Missis-
sippi this morning. She had on
board twenty!four exiled Imperial
lists and Mexicans who have bcen
percmptorily banished, among thom'
several military officers. They re-
port Santa Anna. transferred to the
American steamer Virginia, at Vera
Cruz, and conveyed to Sisal. On
arriving, the Mexican gun boat de-
manded tho person Of Santa Anna,
which being refused, the Mexicans
threatened To fire upon the Virginia.
The Captain told them they could
take him by force, as he was un-
armed, and then spread the Ameri-
can ensign on the gangway. The
Mexicans trod on the flag, seized
Santa Anna and thrust him into the
boat, took him to Campeachy and
confined him as prisoner of war
Campcachy is in the hands of the
Liberals, whoare shooting, hanging,
and expelling Imperial sympathiz-
/ ers.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Quorum
in both Houses. '..
| Publication of Greeley's evidence
creates comment. Mr.. Greeley was
askedif he'dlike tosce his evidence.
A copy was furnished him which he
innocently punished. The following
were his answers to Mr.. Eldridge,
democrats: -, .aEs r ar,.rn
Q. At1whoso suggestion or solici-
tation did you become bail for JEFF
terson Davis? .a.
A. Mr.. George Shea's; he was q
very old and. intimate acquaintance
and friend of mine. n'r tas e92t
@. You had no communication
with any government officer, solic-
itiug you to become bail for Jeffer-
son Davis 7? r,e,balla a3uaae'ss! /
A. Nosir, norany nyintimation that
it would be desirable. iooss eds 80 i
,a @. You had no communication on
the subjectfwith the President or
any of his officers 2 s1ti asbaoIss1 4
A. No sir. :en,, 7aisois 9ai
@. Wore you, after you came here,
or after you went to Richmond, So
licited by any officer of the Govern
mont to 60 bail for Jefferson Davis2'
A. No sir. s. .t.fr a.as uGT
@. Was Mr. Shea present at tho
time you signed the bondP "''A
A. Yes.
@. AL Richmond2 III. H.u
A. Yes sir. p. siHl 30
@. Had you any communication
with Jefferson Davis about going
bail for him? ...s'4 'iei.'. - -. -
A. No, sir, had never had any
communication by. letter or word,
and did not know him until I.ssaw
him in court. 1syao' 'L
@. Did any one, afterit was known
that you proposed to go bail for Mr..
Davis, apply to you not to do SO, or
wrote to you about it2 -,
A. Well, sir, there was a hubbub
about it at The time I was here, and
Senator Wade and Senator Chand-
Ter talked with meabout it. Think
Senator CresswcH, Of Maryland, was
also present. / don't recollect any
other person. s7gos gew ."'''"
@. On what ground did they ad-
wise you MOTTO 60 bail for JEFF. Da-
Wis. 'i s'i ''
a. There was conversation Of
half an hour between us on the sub
iect. j can't state definitely what
particular reason they urged. they
thought it would be bad policy, and
that It would have a bad influence.
@. That IT would have bad -
feet Oh the Republican party2
A. believe SO, that was the i'm
preston ] had.
@. Were there any other persons
endeavoring 10 prevent your going
bail for JEFF Davis
A. L do not recollect; there may
have been one or two persORas
f-ianda alfhourrh IL vras not General