The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06
TELEGRA P II &c.


tho Mayor be had appointed Robert
Diamond chief Of police, with 10.
.trneiiobs to demand the Office, aud
sue GU, a quo warraBto in case OF re-
fu.sl Those Instructions he has
complied with Gen sioadmen To-
day rendered his unqualified rosigna-
ton n. superintendent of the metro
politan police, which has been ae'
eep,ed. George l.. Cain, acting su-
perintondcn,, appointed superln'end-
on, uro ten. Police commissioners
state, this evening, they intend to APP
point a superintendent on the recon
mepdation Of merchants aud under
writors
Gen. Rousseau. by request, last
NIGHT visited the club room OF the
d I,.ncen,s the club whIoh wns
mos, prominent in the trouble " 3
the negroes and in which consider
bio feeling still existed on account Of
tho death and woundin several of
their members. Ia a short speech
Gen Rousseau warned them that the
responsibility for all outrages aud
disorders in New Orleans was laid on
his saunders, and that nc looked to
them to keep the peace, and eneonr'
,ec others TO do the same. Said he
| felt it his duty to tell them the law
mus, be observed, and that every man
who has the right shall vote unmo
Tested ON election day, Gen Ro"-
seau was enthusiastically received
The club pledged themselves to oDey
his wishes
Dnrinp the recent troubles the pro
sccpce Of few United States uni
forms was always sufficient to restore
order. Rousseau's force of troops in
the city n, no time exceeded few
hundred men, D..
New Orleans, Oct 31.-Depar'ed
for Rcd rivcr-Celeste, Richmond
and Enterprise.
Boston, Oct. 30.-Horsc John
Stewart trot,ed twenty miles on the
river side of the park yesterday in
$685.
New York, Oct 3l.-To all asso-
ciated press agents, South-Tclo-
graph us on Tuesday night promptly
as possible general election results in
your respective sections.
Auburn, n. Y, Oct 3l.-Secro-
,ary Seward addressed large meet.
ing, He defended johnson policy
and disapproved the course Of the
Radical party. He would not take
the sword or put into another's hand
/ to undo wha, had been done, even if
unnecessary or unwise Thought
the dis,rust Of Democrats felt by a
large portion Of the people OUGHT to
be respected, and says he cou6des in
tho Republican party TO save the
Union and abolish slavery, Believes
success Of Democrats would delay
restoration OF peace and harmony.
Grant, by order of the President
issued au order calling the attention
of persons engaged in the naval and
military service to the lava forbid
ding their interference IN elections,
Governor Bullock. of Georgia, is
here. In the case Of Tyler VS. De
frees to recover possession OF proper
ty sold under contscatlon, the Court
confirmed Deirces IN possession dur
ing Tyler's life. Opinion was dolly
cred by Judge Carter, Case was
heard by u full bench
Revenue for the tiscsl year to date
500 900 900.
New Orleans. Nov This even
'ngs P'cayune exposes a sw'ndie n
the shape OF circular designed p
the creating collision between the
whites and blacks to- morrow IT IS
signed council OF seven ana ITS
bombasslc tone alone proves IL a
hnmbug though the Republican
also publishes 1t and treats II as gen
nine, closing Its article with the IN
t'ma''on that the negroes Will vote
to morrow.
Atlanta ia NOV The Dem
ocra''e mass meeting o. last "lgh'
was addressed by Ben h'', VINO cav
ed the attention oil the Democratic
party to the tremendous Issue ~
stake IN the coming election lie
SAID that nrant was noth'ns oeJ-
mour nothing but an instrument,
the one OF centralized aespotism' the
ether OF constitutional liberty ana It
was ior inc democracy 10 dee'de on
'aosday' whether a iree government
on TINS continent snail i've or de
ne beiievcd seymour chances Tor
SECTION were better tnan rrants
tna' the RADICALS pu'lt Their hopes OF
success on pane IN the Democratic
ranks IL the Democrats come
square up 70 their duty, seymour
VIII DO elected and the constitution
vindicated.
Auburn, n. /, NOV. 5.-Mr. Sew
ara defended President johnson