Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21
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nAaNAN AinAAeaSA ~ NeA AWN -sssN'
Gals, 0i course, are ia a high stats
of jabilalion. Singularly enough
Democrats are not grrallY down
east, The latter profess hopeInlnvs'
that Grants Administration will
prove conservative In character
aud as shuch displcasing 10 intense
Radicals. Il Is held hy them, and
! also by mod rate Republicans, that
Grant will not acqulcsce ~ lho
abominablo doctrines oi Sumner
u Co, and that out OF lA,s division
good results will come, Referring
10 the disposition Of Democrats Ia
console themselves with this
thought, ,ho Star, lRcpub!ican)
says;
We approhend there is more
solid foundation for this philosophy
ON the part of the minority, than
most Republicans would suppose,
Not that We think that Gen, Grant
will ever place himself upon the
Democratic platform, or formally
leave that framed n, Chicago From
tho very nature ot things, ho Scvcr
! il is impusiblc from any President
to satisfy tho more ulIray of his
anti election supporters; aud, in ad-
d,liOn 10 this inherent general diff
iicuiiy, we do not doubt that Prcsi.
dent Grants administration will
naturally and Intentionally tend
toward moderate aud conservative
measures
So, after all, the Democrats may
not be disappointed.
When will Gen. Grant resign his
position in the army? is II question
readily propounded, but not easily
answered. \ member Of his staff,
however, expresses the opinion
that he will not resign before March.
MAKING UP A CABINET SALE
1T is almost needless to say that the
Washington politicians are already
busy on the future Cabinet They Of
course know nothing rs coming from
the President elect, but make up
their stories on the political pressure
which has been gradually forming
in that direction ever since the Octo-
Der elections. The New York crowd
here known as "the original Grant
men, and representing a. T. Stewat,
Picrrepont d Co., unite on J. G.
Cisco, of New York, for Secretary
Of the Treasury; Motley, for Secre-
tary of State; Sanford, for Secretary
Of War and Admiral Porter, for
Secretary Of the Navy.
The Pacific coast politicians are
going to demand the Secretary In
teriorship. The Illinos men say
that the first commission Gen. Grant !
issues will be to Washburne, who
will be sent as minister to berlin,
thus following Mr.. Lincon's ex
am Die in the case of Judd. Such
are at least specimens ofthe surface
talk and gossip among tho Wash
ington officials and politicians.
ARKANSAS UNDER MARITAL LAW.
The Governor ofthis State has issued
an infamous proclamation declaring
martir law in eleven counties, all
Democratic. His action causes much
feeling among the people
ELECTION FRAUDS IN New YORK.
New York, Nov,5.-Telegrams say
that frauds have been discovered
in five Assembly districts, by which
Democratic members were to be de-
frauded of their election thus Civ
ing the Assembly to the Republicans,
in order to secure United States
Senator. The certificates, however,
will be given to Democrats, leaving
theRepublicans to contest their elcc-
ton.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.--Canby
visited the President to-day pre-
liminary to his departure for Texas.
The present complexion of the
next Congress will be- Senate-57
to II Democrats.
House-l42 Republicans to 93 |
Democrats.
Negotiations for the right of way
over the Isthmus of Daren are pro
crossing flvorably. Seward and t
he Colombian minister are in per c
ect accord. q
McCulIoch has ordered the reissue i
Of ten millions of three per cent.
temporary loan to relieve the money d
market. /
The naturalization treaty with d
Bavaria is officially proclaimed. s
a special from Lexington, Ken
ucky, says Barnes, Republican, has b
.arried the Eighth Kentucky dis S
rict by 1000 majority. e
The following is Grants letter t
a reception: a
al will make no formal reply, ]
,ut | wish You would say to the
Gentlemen in charge of the move 4
nent that | much prefer returning a
Iuietly TO my home without dem S
l appreciate their mo- t.
ives and will take the will for the t
eed." ft
The treaty with Italy provides e
or the surrender of persons charged G
With the following crimes: Murder, h
tempt TO commit murder, rape, a
rson, piracy on shipboard. when il
yer the crew, or any part thereof n
y fraud or violence against the G
have taken possession
{ the vessel, burglary, forgery
ibricatiOn or circulation Of conn., II
srfeit money money and embezzle- \
lent Of public money. The prOvi- ia
.ons Of this treaty viii not apply 81
} any crime or offence Of a political
harncter, and any person or per al
Jns delivered mp for the crimes "
numerated shall IN no ease be tried G
y any ordinary crime committed
revioasiv TO that for which bic or s.