Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22

Resolved, That we pledge our
endeavors TO effect tho removal of
tax on cotton and tho Strtopoll tax,
and to establish, rs rule in thia
d, State, that the tax paid by every
man shall bo exactly in proportion
10 tho value Of his property, and
mono other.
Resolved, That we recommend Ia
tho people of the State, that they
manifest 10 tho world their dctcrmi-
nation to abide by the prescribed
tcrms ofrostoration, and by clccting
to Office these men who can comply
in all respects with tho requirements
of acts of the Congress ofthc United
States, and TO support for Office only
such men as are true to the Union,
and who prefer the Government Of
the United States, to any other that
could bo formed.
Resolved, That all men have q
cordial welcome to political equality
on this base.
RALEIGH, N. c., June 5.-Chicf
/ uotiNC tllaNSS VII lhC CNSHT
ing train and was welcomed at tho
depot; by large concoursc of whito
and colored citizens. Tho Mayor
on his arrival ut tho hotel, extended
cordial greeting in appropriate TO-
marks, to which Mr., Chase respond
ed thanking him for the hospitality
and saying he was glad the timo
had come when all stood in equal
light in law, irrespective of color or
previous condition. LIisspeech was
received with enthusiastic applause,
WASHINGTON, June 5.-McCulloch
has issued circular regarding tho
docked safety valves, and author
izing the use of either of five, namo-
ly-Amcrican, Robinson, Farrar,
Mason, and McMarshy, subject to
thcusualinspcction regarding work.,
manship and quality of material.
1t is officially announced that tho
Treasury is prepared to redeem
compound interest notes as they
shall mature, by payment of princi'
pal and interest, on presentation to
tho Treasurer, or either Assistant
Tteasurcrs at New York, Philadol,
phia or Boston. H1.
New York, June 5.--The wife OF
the Hon. d. NJ. Barrcnger, of North
Carolina, died here yesterday.
ALBANY, June 5.-The Conven-
ton adjourned in respect to Han.
cock.
CONCORD, juno 5.-The New
Hampshire Legislature has organ
lied General Griffin Spcaker eroftho
House, and VIM. II. Park Presidedt
Of the Senate.
.t OMAHA, juno 5.-Thc earnings Of
the Union Pacific Railrord' now
running to North Platte, arc offici,
ally reported at S261,72S for May.
Track laying isprogressing rapidly.
RALEIGH, June 5.-The State
Elective Committee (Holden wing)
ofthc Republican party held meet.
ing at the Standard Office, and in,
vited the Republicans throughout
the State to hold primary meetings
in every county, to elect delegates
to Il gcncaal State Convention, which
assemblies in this city on the first
Manday in September next.
Chief Justice Chase is receiving
the members of the bar now in tho
city. He has created n favorable
impression, and the utmost cordial.
ity prevails.
ST.. JOSEPH. Mo-, June Ct. G,
Durant, late manager Of the Union
Pacific Railroad, has served an in
junction against the further laying
of the track. Extensive complica-
tions grow out Of Durant's rcmov.
al. s .. .sr. .-. .
The citizens of Cottonwood arc
ordered TO remain at home to guard
thoir houses. Six men were killed
recently in vicinity of tho town.
Montana advises report an in,
creas yield and shipment of Gold
over former year. $50
Tom Littlc arrested on suspicion
of being concerned in the late Rich
mond bank robbery, has been hang
cd by mob at Warrcnsburg.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Thc Rev.
cnuc Cutter Lincoln, stationed on
tho Pacific coast has been ordered
to prepare fer permanent cruise
off Russian America, TO look aftor
the revenue. Tho Russian author,
itics having authorized itsGgents to
admit American shipments proper
ly manifested, six members OF tho
Coast Survey and two men assign,
cd, from Smithsonian Institute, have
been permanently attached TO tho
Lincolnlfo for the purpose of obtain
ing general information regarding
the country.
Revenue receipts to-day S622 ,OCO.
Admiral Farragut had an attack
of vertigo yesterday; hoiis here ar
ranging to take command of tho
Mediterranean squadron, N
1t is stated that Schofcld's regis
tration orders meets with Stanton
and Grants approval. Grant for
warded them TO Ord for direction,
not officially, however, Sheridan
telcgraphs as follows to General
Grant regarding the progress ofreg'
istration in Louisiana,
NEw ORLEANS, La, June A.
To General Grant, Commanding
Armies of the United States
/ have returns of registration
from most of the Parishes of this
State; also reports of officers SUPER
vising she same; and report To you
the greatest success and the best of
telling existing among the peeplo.
p. III. SHERIDAN, Major General.
IMPROVEMENT IN. .WEAvING.-The
sewing machine is likely TO have q
rival in an invention recently per.
fcctod by which weaving apparel OF
an kinds. shirts, pants, vests, skirts,