Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
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TAilAHAsss Jsn ~ The eon-
miiiss sppaihiFi % inFusiirain
charges pTcisrrsl sgainsi The tioF-
sTn,iT. reported ia day A m4loriiy
TrpHi q as ssbmiiisi ihe on idrnfs
iakrn hal uifsTri a. aiyicr 80 opin-
i,,n. The syidrhrs taken snd sab
taiilpi sh0Hs saimp irrrsnlarlies
Whirh ffirhds e Hood saYs be ran
aud aiil satisfactorily rNI'lsin- The
IaiHoriiy rrpoFl a. tao 'isius that
the vyiirnSs d0,s not warrant in'-
IleaehmenL
A resolution passed authorizing
the GOyeTh0r 10 apIsiini iAnoo eom-
missioner a. Visit Montgomery "a
negotiate for lhs transfer ola l,iTll''n
Of tho State, west Oi tho chalia-
hOocl,ie river 10 Alab4ma; also re-
solution 0r,lrriHg an elorlin Ia lhal
poTlioR ~ the Stale 0n lAv qu1sli"n,
Alabama Commissioners lett Tor
home this sVeains-
TALLAHASSEE, Jan ia resa-
lutioA I,Ssse,l lhe House to-day dc
elarins the eVidcnco Submitted bY
the investigating c,'mmilleo insnIii'
eieRl lo snbslanllaie charges against
Reel of high erlmes aud mlsiemean'
Ors, by a waite IT ii L. .,
Amer tho adjournment Of lhe
marning session, tie mal"rily oi
the llnaso repaired 10 the Executive
Office Ia congratulate the i0v.rnori
they raised him on their shoulders
for some minutes cheering sad sing
Ing was ia order. The eolored p"r'
ton Of the assembly were lhe most
prominent in Ihc demonstration,
though all opponents Of lmpcach'
ment took an aclive part.
ATLANTA, Jan, 26,-lhe Supreme
Court held to-day that the relief
law was constitutional; Judges
Brew and McCay asssnting' Judge
Warner dissenting, The report To
the Treasurer OF Georgia 10 the leg
islature shows the amount OF State
bonds placed TO tho States credit in
New York city, and IL also states
that thirty.iivo thousand dollars
drawn from the Fourth National
Park Bank, Of New York city, on
the States credit by Gov, Bullock,
from which no account has been
rendered.
Resolution in the House mcmori'
alizing Congress Ia remove the dis
abilities imposed ON citizens in the
State BY the 18th nmcndment-post'
pcncd indefinitely.
ArLAYTA, (Ga Jan ga Joint
committee of both houses has been
appointed to inquire whether any
money has been drawn from the
treasury. except by appropriation
made by law, and whether any mon.
cy has been drawn on executive war
rants for which there is no author
ity of law. The committee entered
nj once on their duties with power
TO send for persons and papers and
report the result to the General
Assembly.
A committee of one from the Sen
ate and two from the House has been
appointed To visit those sections
where it is reported bodies of law
less and reckless men, who are
roaming at night threatening the
lives of both white and black, search
ing cars for obnoxious individuals.
disturbing the peace and tranquil.
ty of the community, and the civil
authority is insufficient to preserve
order or protect individuals and
property; and tho committee find
the reports of lawlessness to be
true, and report to the general as
sembly why the power invested in
the civil officers il, not exercised to
suppress the same.
The Speaker of the House is in fl.
vor Of appointing a special commit.
tee to 90 to Washington to consult
with Congress on the status OF
Georgia. The committee spoken of,
consists of Herschel V. Johnson, AL
cxander Stephens and other distin'
guishcd Georgians.