Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13


President 10 prOolsim within II
J. days amer official notification Of th'
o adoption.
A white man was killed last night
J, by negro, who escaped.
!. SAN Francisco, May S.-Tho Or,
{ egOn election resulted in the tri,
umph OF the democratic ticket
. Democratic Congressman elected by
one thousand majority, Tho legis-
. lature and county officers nearly all
, democratic,
, WASHINGTON, June 3.-The ne
grOos werovery d'sorderly last night,
A youth named Hendloy was terri.
bly, hacked with a razor, shot, and
! lett for dead. Tho murder reported
at noon was committed with a razor.
Several houses were stoned. Tho
, people were much eSasporatod from
further demonstrations threatened
tonight, and serious consequences
were apprchondod until they were
assured that the military and police
would prevent unauthorized process.
sions.
Tho Ways and Means Committee
have agreed TO postpone action on
tho tariff bill until next session, cX.
cept special action on some articles.
Sugar will not bo touched this scs.
sion.
The Printers Union called on tho
President, who, among other things
said, IL consider il q nobler distinc.
ton to wear upon my garments the
tinge OF the shop and the dust ofthe
field than all the insignia that may
attach from victories won on fields
numbered with crushed and bleed
ing humanity. The aristocracy of
labor is true democracy, and to that
nritocracy belong"
In the Senate II bill was introdu.
ccd relieving certain Georgians from
disabilities.
A telegraph company from San
Francisco to China ask certain priv
ileges.
Tho bill organizing Wyoming
Ierfltory passed.
Mr.. Hendricks moved to take up
the bill making eight hours a days
work in government shops.
Mr.. Trumbull urged the immedi-
ate consideration of the omnibus
admission bill without considering
either tho House adjourned.
In the Ohio contested ection case
resolution, ousting Morgan and seat
ing Delano, the republicans voted
with the minority-Broomall, Cor
ry, Briggs, Ferry, Hanly, Hill,
Loughbridge, Myers, Tatfo, Delano
was sworn in.
Aresolution complimentary TO ox-
President Buchanan, and appointing
committee to attend the funeral,
was tabled. Several members OBJ
jected to the declaration that the
deceased's motives were patriotic.
Vote 73 to AZ.
Mr.. Paine, from the Reconstruc-
ton Committee, reported the Arkan-
sas bill as amended by the Senate
with an amendment. Mr.. Brooks
objected, as the Reconstruction Com
mlttee had not been ordered to re-
port. The Speaker decided that
the House had control. The House
refused to receive the report by 55
to Sc. .s..-- ..- ,...
A message reporting deficiency
in reconstruction appropriation for
the First District received. The
Land Committee reported bill de-
claring Fort Jessup military res
ervation, Louisiana open to home
stead entry and settlement. a res
olution stating Buchanan's death,
and as a mark of respect for one
who held such an eminent public
station, the Speaker appointed a
committee of seven, &C., passed-SO
to l6. A recess was taken to 7
o'clock. ., @
A telegram in the Herald, pro-
Tossing to originate with person
enjoying intimate relations with
Chase, represents that Chase would
only accept the nomination when
the nation is in the utmost peril,
and not then at sacrifice of his
honest convictions and admits that
the radical party and himself differ
widely, and as parties now organized,
he is with the democratic party;
ho differs from them only in one
point that is of universal manhood
suffrage, he agrees with them on all
other great issues, and if elected by }
that party would certainly carry
out their policy, and that the de-
plorable condition of the Southern {
States demands proper congress |
sional consideration and also ma
terial aid from the general govern
ment, and that there is no constitu-
tional authority for holding the
Southern States in subjection. 1t
is alike unwise and unjust. He
favors enfranchisemcnt and removal
of political disabilities from every
whitem in the South. He thinks c
freedom and manhood suffrage un- I
questioned rights, but controverts I
any DthcT DOWcT ludl Inc DlblcS y
to confer the right, the s
Government having no ,
power over the matter. He opposes q
the political disabilities imposed by ]
the l4th Article, proposes general '
amnesty rs absolutely necessary, 7
and urges liberal aid 10 Southern
railroads and navigable rivers He
thinks the Government should build l
levees from Cairo TO the Gulf, urges /
the early return to specie payments, I
in strong terms the trial of /
by military commissions :
during peace, and hopes that if
johnson reOrganizes the Cabinet he :
will appoint a due proportion from ,
the Southern States. Replying 20 n ,
question Chase said Congress had /,
no power TO abridge the Presidents ,
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