Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
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18th proN. Ni0irni paT,iBans III al
lhe candidates still kecp up ihoi
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eincles no clue eSn h. hal, The is
sac seems considered 80 great as I,
De deemed saere'i, even with lh'
sporting fraternity,
Several resolutions III 4
Punsly political character, rcifTrlD4
10 finances, were introduced anl
discussed without drhniio action
Il /, evident that the object al lh,
republicans Is 10 make finance d
pn0mln sRl question la tho approach
Ing contest, ignoring on making .
secondary matter OF lho condition
Of the South,
The credentials Of the Florida
representatives under lho roc0n-
slTnclion acts, were referred 10 the
Election COMMITTEE,
The river and harb0r hill, without
amendment affecting tho South, pass
oil, II goes 10 the Senate,
A joint resolution 10 adjourn on
tho 18th July, passed 9to ~,
Alaska appropriation taken mp,
Night session ordered. Recess.
Numbers al tho Southern dele
gates continue passing NorIhwmd,
Among those visiting the Pre- ldcnl
10 day, were Coils, ". A. Reed aud
/ Arthur Hood, Of Georgia. The
crowd at the White House was too
large far political conversation,
All the delegates found opportunity
to say n word IN commentator OF
the President,
Tho statement Of the Columbus,
Georgia, citizens. imprisoned at At
lanla by Meade, is full but brief
II was up in Cabinet session to-day,
The sentiments of Southern dele.
gates give n glow TO Hancock 5 pros
poets, though the undCrcurrcnt for
Chase is quito strong.
Grant has departed Westward
with his family. Gen. Rawlings
oliciatcs during Grants absence.
Internal Revenue for the fiscal
year ending to-day, one hundred
and ninoty-thrcc million.
WAsmINGroN, July l.-llamilton
member OF the House, from Florida,
was sworn in to-day.
New ORLEANS, June 3O.-When
the Senate met this morning only
the names OF nino radicals who took
tho test oath yesterday were called.
All answered. After roll call, Sam.
bola, q democrat, remarked that his
name had not been called, and in.
formed the Chair that several were
present whose names had not been
called, and who had not interrupted
the business of the Senate while the
minutes were being read. Jewell,
of Orleans, arose and demanded that
communication from the command
ing General, which he knew was in
possession Of the presiding officer,
relative to the oath to be taken by
Senators, be read before any other
business be transacted. No attcn.
ton was paid to the demand.
After some difficulty order was
restored. The Secretary finished
reading the minutes. Tho Chair.
man of the Committee on Elections
reported that Hugh J. Campbell,
republican, was entitled to n seat as
Senator from the Second District,
in place on Anthony Sambola, dem
ocrat, declared elected by Gen. Buc,
hanan. The Committee say, in their
report, that Buchanan had no right
to change the return of registrars,
thus deliberately charging the COM
handing General with fraud. On
motion that Campbell be sworn in,
seventeen votes were cast, all affirm
alive. Campbell took his seat, Civ
ing the radicals twenty present.
No democratic member could obtain
from the Chair. A mo-
ton to allow a black democrat to
address the Senate was tabled. The
Chair then handed a communication
the Secretary, and directed him to
read, which proved to be the docu-
ment demanded by Jewell. 1t was
an order addressed to 0. j. Dunn,
Lieut.. Governor. The President
of tho Senate communicated the fol-
lowing telegram from Grant to
Buchanan
81 have no orders at present to
give, but | repeat to you as hereto
fore that the members of Louisiana
are only required to
take the oath prescribed by their
constitution, and are not required
TO take the test oath prescribed in
The reconstruction acts. Generals
Meade and Candy are acting on this
view of the case"
[Signed, U. S. GRANT.
Gen. Buchanan directs that the
bath prescribed by the Constitution
md no other be required. Dunn
that the communication
30 referred to a committee appoint
ID. After the election ofpermanent
o resolution ratifying the
I4th amendment was offered, but
postponed until the House is heard
rom. Adjourned.
A similar scene to that in the Sen
Ite was enacted in the House when
/ copy of Grants telegram was read.
t was referred to a Committee.