Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28
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remaining over two hours m eon-
suliati1n, aud coming into open
Court with a prepared order, amer
serrot debate and votes Is doPreoal-
ed by tho managers; and tho fresi.
dents counsel argued that the real
trial was taking place Ia secret ANA
that lho o.Iurls ut the managers and
their counsel WAS moro show work
The Presidents counsel yesterday
seemel perfectly dlsarmed amer tho
return of the Senate, and submitted
10 the result of its secret clmpro'
misses without much romonsIrance,
Grant decides that the reconslrao-
tlon laws do not authorize military
commanders 10 change the election
days dSod hy tho Stale'Conveniions'
Tho Florida Radicals here say
that tho opposition to the ConVeh'
lion Ia that State was mainly con-
fined To tho negroes,
Grant received dispatches from
Thomas saying in effect, that emo.
mes Ia the present government oI
Tennessee were organizing for re-
sislancc to tho laws, and to get CON
troll of tho State. Grant replied,
ordering Thomas 10 use all forces
at his command TO preserve peace,
aid protect the State authorities in
the execution of the laws, aud TO
report if moro troops We're needed
Persons convcrsant with the Sem
ptorial feeling say real danger TO
the President has narrowed down
To tire fact ofhis appointing Thomas
Secretary of War al interim. Bnt-
ler's charges stand no c chance'
Joseph II. Bradley has filed poti'
ton for mandamus TO compel tho
Supreme Court TO restore him to
the bar.
The Tennessee delegates have no
advices ofunusual troubles in Ten.
ncssce. They think the scope OF
Thomas correspondence to Grant
exaggerated, and applies only to
local troubles, probably connected
with the revehnc.
Gen. Lorenzo Thomas thinks his
pretended friend from Newcatle
was proba bly, II Stanton spy.
Thomas never saw the man before,
whom he answered playtully they
would kick Stanton out,
WASHINGTON, March l 5.-T h o
following startling item is from a
creditable source:
stevens proposition to amend
the Alabama bill by granting sui
irage to all male citizens over Il
years of age, creates CONSERVATION
among h c Radicals. Several oil
the most prominent of them are en-
deavoring to induce him not to Of
fer it, but he declares he will do so
to morrow if the bill is before the
House"
HAVANA, March i 5.-Jefierson
Davis arrived here to-day on the
steamer Isabel, en- route to Baltl-
more.
WASHINGTON, NJ arch 1G.-The
n w Hampshire official returns
give Harryman majority of 2o3o.
New ORLEANS, March 16.--A card
is published in the city papers,
signed by about two h un Dire d
Northern and Western men, citizens
of this State, endorsing Gen Han
cocks course while in command
here. The card says, our object in
addressing you, is to make mani
fest the approval Of the Northern
and Western born citizens Of this
place of the course pursued by you
while here, and that this communi-
cation may assure the people in the
North and West that your official
course has been grossly misrepre-
sented bcfore the country by few
partizans Of extreme views, orofiice-
seekers for self interest.
Gen. Hancock goes this evening
to Washington pursuant to orders.
Gen. Reynolds now in Texas takes
command.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-House.
introduced under regular call, a
bill erecting q Marine Hospital at
Cairo; bill repeating the provision
of judiciary act forbidding appoint
ments until the Judges of the Su-
prcme Court are reduced to six
pream BILE and 16 resolutions-a kind
ofdeclamation ofprinciples, by Ross
of Illinois, who moved a previous
question which was not seconded
then, for the purpose of getting a
direct vote-moved to table defeat
ed, yeas 8. nays 123-referred to
Judiciary Committee; rules may be
suspended during impeachment for
consideration of business pertaining
! thereto.
Beck made a point, that under
tn Garland case, t h Supreme
Court decided that the general am
nesty oath did not work'as proposed
by this bill.
Bingham said the Supreme Court
could only decide cases which came
before it; it could make no decision
in the premises which would serve
to operate on the House or Senate,
After slight opposition, from unex-
pected quarters, the machine ad
journcd.
The President endorsed the Grant
and Thomas Tennessee correspon-
dence, that the civil authorities
having made no constitutional ap'
plication, he justifies Federal inter
ference though unauthorized. The
Ku Klucks clan. which produced SC
much scare, are Sons of Malta under
new name.
The second mayorality contest ~
Portland, Ne, resulted in no choice
Republican 2694. Independent 2G1
! n.r,oerat 2563