Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
TELEGRAPHIC.

Tonight, DlOupctI, puiioVNi Noi''y
and Beard, candidates tor the con-
vention, made speeches endorsing
the Atlanta platform.
Stops have been taken to preserve
order during the election.
The freedmen arc comingin from
the country this evening to take
part in the election.
There is no opposing candidate,
the Conservatives, apparently, hav-
ing determined to take no part in
the election.
AuarsrA, GA, Oct. 29.-Rcturns
from all parts of the State indicate
thai the Conservatives took no part
in the elections, which came of
quietly. All the votes cast nearly
wcro for convention, 1855 votes
hpollcd hcre-1073 for the city, and
712 for the county-all for con-
vention. The following returns
were received from the interior
Rome, 200 votes pollcd, nearly all
for convention, scarce y any whites
voting. Marietta, 305 votes polled,
mostly freedmen; nearly all for n
convention. LaGrange, about 800
negro and one white vote polled, all
for convention, excepting city and
county officers. No respectable
white men are connected with the
affair. Griffin, 675 votes pollcd,
$50 for convention, 175 to 200
whites voting Fort Gaines, Clay
county-3OO votes pollcd, all for a
convention no white man offered
or cast a ballot Americas, from
500 to 600 votes pclled, all colored.
Albany, 800 negroes, and one white
man voted for himself-polled all
for convention. The whites kept
away from the polls altogether.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 20 Only
one white vote was cast. Ia city
voters and so county cannot be
found in the registration books
They forgot the name under which
they took oatlH The Boston mu!at
to Bradley ticket is ahead, few ne
-groes knew what they were voting
for, more than they were instructed
to take the ticket and place it in the
box. Not single arrest was made,
Savannah sustained the reputation
Of u pcaccablc city; Co cooperation
between the civil and military au-
thorities were OF the kindlicst ma
turc.
w COLUMBUS, Ga, Oct 29.-The
election to day passed off quietly,
No disturbances, and but little in
tercst manifested 65S votes were
.pollcd, 40O for county, 257 for city
only few white Radicals voting
The registered voters for county
and city number about 5000. The
Conservatives take no part in the
election.
o. AUGUSTA, Oct. 29.-Ihc election
to-day was very quiet. There voted
many negroes from the county, and
some from South Carol ma, City
votes, 1862; county, 400; about
200 rejected; votes all negroes,
save 3 or whites. All votes are
for the Convention, and for the ne
gro Radical ticket.
- RICHMOND, Oct. 29.-Hunnicutt
addressed large crowd Of negroes
in Capitol Square this evening. In
,the,courso of his remarks he alluded
to certain threats made to kill him,
and said, 81 will not leave; dom
You kno V, fellow citizens, that when
the assassin's bullet passes through
my brain, OF his dagger touches my
heart, more than one man will fall
upon that day. The asscmblage
responded, "Yes-ycs."
1NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 30,-Only
nine fever interments yesterday.
At a meeting of the Board of
Health last night the quarantine
was=suspended.
A motion was offered by DR.. War
rcn Stone that the fever be declared
no longer epidemic. The motion
was opposed and referred TO com
mittee on health -
DR.. Stone argued that the disease
had run its course and was no long
err epidemic, though sporadic cases
will continue for some time. In his
opinion it is perfectly safe for
strangers to come to this city. In
his remarks he contended that yell
low fever is not contagious under
any circumstances.
o-es FOTeignNeWs. -eT
FkoRENoE, Oct 26.-The news
has been received here that Carl
baldi was victorious in fierce bat
tie near Monte Retardo, capturing a
hundred prisoners and their guns.
Many were killed and wounded on
both sides. Garibaldi had four
battalions. .rr.r- -rerr .r
'PAris, Oct. Garibaldi's force
is from 10000 to 10000 men The
Papal forces will be concentrated
before Rome, with Instructions to
act on the defensive The troops
which have sailed from Toulon are
expected 10 reach Civita Vccehia
4his afternoon.
Row., Oct. 26.-The Pope in a
letter to the Roman Catholic Bishops
throughout the world, says: The
patTimony Of the Church has been
assailed by revolutionists, and asks
them to order PRAYERS. IN all the
Churches for the Holy See.
The police on Friday, in search
ing a house, met with resistance
They attacked the house with bayo-
nets and killed fifteen GaTibaldians
and took three prisoners A guam
THY Of arms and bayonets were also
cap1urcd
JkHIs, oct. Pin the Council %
"A, llpad today, Napoleon pre-
glazing tie Charbourg squadron was
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