Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

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ABOUT e33 9DO,0u0.
The Senate confirmed John +.
Appleton vice Walrous district
IrXns Judge.
WAsHgNoTos, May l1.-Governor
Bullock has arrived here.
IN tho Senate, Howard from the
Committee ON Pacific l;aiIrond, nc.
ported "a subsltutc for the Marshal.
Il San Diego Railroad Bill, which
explained 10 authorize Il railroad
nom Marshall, Texas, TO Trinitl
riyor. thence tu-.l, Paso on TIC lilo
t;randc. aud thence through The
Territories across tho Colorado riv-
.r. 10 San Diego Oh the Pacific.
In Territories TIC bill granted
twenty alternate sections of land
OH each side of too line. and ten al
manifestations III any State through
which the road might pass. A
large norton Of the line was within
the State Of Texas, and the United
Statos owned no public lands in
that State. 1t would also authorize
u connection with lines Of railroad
rom New Orleans and Nicksburg.
Tho bill was ordered printed and
placed on the calendar.
1,oods. Of Arkansas, introduced u
bill for the Southern Pacific Hail
road. similar in all respects to That
reportcd by Senator Howard iii the
Senate. Referred to committee
I'm the Senate, Mr.. Kellogg pre-
scented IL bill granting lands 10 the
Louisiana and Texas railroad, to
aid in tho construction OF said ROAD
from Vicksburg to the Texas state
line.
All o'clock, the bill TO enforce
the 18th Amendment was taken up.
tie question being OH the motion OF
Mr.. Ferry to strike out that part. OF
Mr.. Stewurt's amendment proVid'
inr fines and imprisonment Tor per-
sons holding office in violation OF
the 18th amendment. Mr.. ferty
then defended his position from the
structures Of Mr.. Morton, and claim
cd that he spoke for The Union men
of the South in advocating gener-
al removal of political disabilities,
He alluded TO the platforms OF
the Republicans in several OF me
States and the utterances OF inc
Republican candidates in support
of this. He said that the Senator
Morton, was constantly holding up
Georgia as the model State OF crime
and disorder. Why was thus! lie
was sure that if the dostlnics OF.
Georgia had been in the hands OF
men of high patriotism, (not OF men
who had dragged tho honor OF the
Republican party down to the dust
and whose only aim was their own
pecuniary advanccmenD, the state
ufaffairs would have been very
different. But he denies these $40.
rics, teIcgraphed and manufactured
10 order, and which were sent mere
10 the presses Of this city.
Mr.. Ferry read from letter OF
Thomas Re Jessup's, who, he SAID,
was well known and eminent ncr7
chent of New York, to the effect
that he had Travelled all over Gcor-
pia and saw nothing but an earnest
desire to accept the situation, ana
to let bygonos be bygones, ard
characterizing as entirely false the
Avery kilograms from Brunswick.
Turning 20 the North, Mr.. ferry
claimed that in that section also
the majority ofthe Republican press
werc In favor of the two bills for
this purpose which he had intro,
dpccd That the great press OF
New York, which exerted such a q
mirhty influence, and circulated
from one end Of this country TO the
-. l;l,a,visa advocated their