Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07
TFIE0HAPIIIO.

Eases, principally irum Savannah
and Charleston owners and counsel
ineonysnienced. iowa Democratic
State Convention elected delegates
favorable 10 Pendlelun, and iuslruo-
ted them o. vote a unit lmpeach-
ment matter made no progress to-
day, Several parties interested In
the admission Of Ala, were before
reconstruction committee today
urging prompiness,
SENATE Nothing generally in
terestingi house bill pres ont ed
bridging the Ohio river at Padncahi
Raum, Of H., opposed the bill be
cause the whole rail road system
South guagcd diileren ~ from
Northern roads, expressly in Wow
of separation of the two sections :
bill passed. Bill for constructing n
postal bridge over the Ohio at Lick
ing river, passed,
Collax read 10 tho house letter
from the Chief of Police ut New
York TO the Chief at Washington
containing n statement that Tai, Il,
Shaffner reports 100 pounds nitro
glyccrine in unauthorized hands,
n. York chief tears il was intended
for Washington. The communica-
ton seemed Ia create more alarm
than merrimcnt, Adjourned,
ATLANTA, Feb. FIT was rcSnly,
ed in convention to day that the
State Capitol be removed from
Miledgeville to Atlanta,
An anti relief party was organic
ed last night 10y ~ delegates; it
proposes TO nominate candidate
for governor, To ask all opposed to
Republican, (whelhcr in favor Of
Ratification or noD to support its
nominee, and to request Congress
reasonable tho convention with in
struclions to strike out the relief
clause in the Constitution now form
ing.
JAcRsoY Miss, Feb. ct h Q.
Convention last night considered
and adopted tho tax ordinances MS
far rs the fifteenth section the bal
ancc re:committed. A resolution
was adopted thanking Congress for
impeaching the President.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Thomas
lays his damages against Stanton
at S250,0O0. Thomas applics for
quo warranto against Stanton. The
President has no part in the pro-
ceedings.
Gen. Thomas has been BEIGE the
impeachment committee.
Serious alarm felt here regarding
the Pacific States. 1t is seriously
questioned whether California would
acknowledge Wade in case Johnson
was deposcd. The following was
received to day:
Sacramento, Feb. 26, 1865.
To His Erccllency Andrew johnson,
President Of the Uhited States:
l am requested by tho Assembly
.t5 transmit the following reso' u
tons.
II. 1TAIGnT,. Governor.
Resolved, By the Assembly OF the
State of California. That the people
of this State will now, us they have
in times past, bear true faith and
fealty to tho government of our
fIaher's; that by all legal AID just
means they will sustain tho Presi-
dent of the United States in the
complete discharge of his duties.
Resolved, That we urge the Pres.
ident of the U. S., in the name of
our people, and of the State Of Cali
fornia, and in behalf OF the cause Of
constitutional liberty, to be firm and
unbending in the maintenance of
the executive department of tn e
government, and to that end we
pledge him our undivided support
Resolved, That the Radical ma, or.
ity in Congress ofthc United States
have tramplcd upon. and disregard
cd the great interests of the people
and instead Of lcgisIating to relieve
people from burdens of taxation
under which the entire industry of
tho country is suffering, are bending
their united efforts to involve the
country in the vortex of civil war,
and, in the opinion of the Assembly
of California, have proved them
selves unwothy alike of the high
positions they now occupy and of
the confidence of the people.
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 27.-The
radical nominating convention up
to 81 o'clock had made the following
nomination: For Governor, W. W
Holden, of Weldon; Lieut.. Gov.
Todd r. Caldwell, of Burke county;
Secretary of State, II. J. Meminger.
of Ohio: Public Treasurer, ID. A.
Jenkins, of Castor county; Auditor,
Henderson Adams, o f Davidson;
Superintendent of Public Works, c.
L. Harris, of Wake county; Super
intendent of Public Instruc. o n.
Rev. S. S. Ashley, of Massachusetts;
Judges of Supreme Court, r. M.
Pearson, present Chief Justice, r.
H. Dick, of Guilford, w. b. Rod
m an, Beaufort, and perhaps two
more; Superior Court Judges, first
circuit, G. G. Pool, of Pasquotank,
second circuit, e. w. Jones, of Wash
ington, third circuit, c. r. Thomas,
of Craven, fourth circuit, d. l.. Rus
sell, jr., of Brunswick, fifth circuit,
RH. Buxton, of Cumbcrland-scvcn
others to be nominated The fol-
lowing nominations were made by
the District meetings held here:
First Congressional District, John
r. French, of Washington City said
not to be citizen of this State
second district, Col. David Hcaton,
of Ohio; fourth District, Col j. F.
Deweize. of Illinois it is said that
10. III. Harris, negro. was first
nnminated hnt declined giving rs