Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
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WAsHIsGH0N, Sept. 2I.-The mu
niolpal election in Nashville, yester
day passed quiet, Alden is eleele
by 500 maiorityi both candidate
were republicans; IL Is thonght th
democrats voted for fhomhnrg,
WASHINGTON, Sept 2s,-fhe Ala
bama delegation had two hour
interview with tho President to-day
during which they presented ,hei
documents aud had free converse
ton. Another interview is fXe'
for Tomorrow, when the Seerelar,
of War will DO present, and th'
President will answer tho comma
nicaiion; in the meantime partie
10 the interview will consider them
selves bound 10 silence regarding
details.
The llorald says, editOrially, thsI
tho Governor OF Alabama is ccr
tainly not far wrong IN his notion
that moro national troops arc un
necessary in that State The pros
cnce of $4,000 soldiers in Alabama
would not be So effective in keeping
the peace as the Camilla fight will
prove, now that tho whole history
of that event is seen 1t Is undoni'
ably clear that .hc niggers provoked
the disturbance they marched with
their radical leaders, with muskcts
and arms, into u quiet town, com
porting themselves in an offensive
manner, making II bullying oXpedi'
tion, aud the menace of their con
duct was met as if il were real mig.
gers and they will see by this ex.
ample that it is not yet safe to bully
white men, and that will prevent
collisions.
The prosecution against Surratt
will probably be continued. Some
official gossip regarding Mr.. Davis
trial say Mr., Evarts will take no
active part, Evarts having original
ly suggested Dana as tho proper
person to lead the prosecution. Gov.
Wells, of Virginia, continues to take
an active interest in the prosecution,
as a lawyer. 1t is the impression
in official quarters that thore will
be no trial.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-Gov.
Warmoth S veto o: the Negro Equal.
ity bill was Sustained in the House
to-day. The vote was tie-32 to
32. In the House to-day bill was
introduced and passed to its reading,
and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee, entitl d an act to enforce
the provisions Of tho 18th Article
of the Constitution of Louisiana,
which is almost identical with the
bill just voiocd, excepting
that it makes infractions thereof
for civil a-tion and gives preference
On the docket to suits brought un-
der its provisions.
New YORK, Sept. 28.-Tho Alas
"a brings Panama dates to the 10th
The people are discontentod with
,he new Government. No further
letails from the earthquake. Crops
n Guatamala and Nicaragua are
from drought. The fever
5 disappearing from Salvador.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 29,--The Com
nittce of the Alabama Delegation
net the President by appointment
his morning, the Secretary Of War
,eing present. The President gave
he committee assurances that or
lcr would be maintained in Ala
,ama, and the State Government
would be maintained. The Socre-
airy of War is preparing letter
or Gen. Meade, which he will deIiv-
II to the committee at 1Oo'clock to-
morrow, when they will depart,
topping at Atlanta to deliver the
documents to Gen. Meade. Gov.
smith has no doubt the Legislature
will adopt measures authorizing the
,eople to elect Presidential electors,
nd he has no apprehension of dis.
riders, now that the Federal Gov
rnment is committed to their
rompt suppression.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 29.-Gen. Hind
nan was assassnated at his resi-
ence at Helena, Ark. Robbins, of
'pringfeld, Mo-, who served under
has been arrested Rob.
ins denies being the murderer.
LATER FROM SPAIN.
LONDON, Sept 2S.-Tho Loyalists
ost 600 at Santandcr. The Loyal
ieneral Caloquc is approaching |
antona su Gazitur, which iic will |
,vel unless the inhabitants yield.
The Spanish revolution gains
lrength. Vallodolid and both
'astiles have revolted. The Royal
,rces have been recalled from San
inder to protect Madrid.
PARIS, Sept. 28.--The city of AL
oy has revolted.
Three ships, supposed TO be part
{ Prim's feet, appeared off Garth
genia yesterday.
1t is stated that the town of Leon
as pronounced for the reconstruc-
onists. Ii is also reported that
has rebellcd, and Comite
hcsti killed.
WATcHwoRDs FOR THE CANT AfGN.
-"It is not mere party triumph
e seek. We are trying TO save
mr. countrv from tho dan,rare which