Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-30
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~ sf''HH man nsms'i Sella MAJ.
iir llaRaran iH ftsIsindihg ssid
be- hryrr h,,lsd 10 du TeSas iuJas.
iiec, or while rrrFeseniins her, ne
lest her Interests ga soy OceasiOh.
lli. sleeth was msihy drVv,sd 10
railrai interests. llansgah pro-
Ia,ses the rrm6gal Uf the capital. 4
WASHINGTON, April ls.-liuller Is
preparing \ bill. which has itahls
approval, which gives the l'resiaehl
the power a. send lrOops into any
state william, waiting for a call irOin
tho Governor or Legislature thereof
NEw loRK, April lT.-Commo'
Jorc Meade is dead,
ten. Stone, of Mass, sailed to-
day, To take go lhinrianl runinhhd
in the Egyptian army.
l,irh guild discoveries have been
made Ia Siskiyon and III Dnmdn
counties, California,
WAsiiINGroN, April la,-lleporls
have gained currency here that Jns'
tlcrs Rrn,lloy and strcng, uf the
United States Supreme CURT,
would not sit on the rchcaring Of
thu legal lon,er eases. bcrauso OBJ
lection would he made 10 thoin on
account OF being stockholders in
railroad companies owning bonds
lssucd prior TO the passage Of tho
legal tender net, the principal inter
est oil which, under the recent de-
cision of tho Supreme Court, was
payable in gold, This proposed
objection having been brought to
the notice fine gentlemen con.
corncd, Judge Bradley has stated
that he transferred all his Interests
! in such stocks Immediately amer
his confirmation. Judge Strong
says il is his intention To dispose OF
railroad shares no now owns before
the ease comes IN hearing.
WAsmyuroS, April 20.--Thc fol.
loving Is q tcxL OF tho Gcorgm bill
as il passed the Senate: y
WHEREAS, Great Irregularities
have been practiced in the organi.
Mtion of tho Legislature of tho
State o; Georgia, both in It's first
organization and in the expulsion
of certain members MS well as in its
organisation since tho act OF De.
ccmbcr last, Therefore,
BE Il enacted, ctc., That the exist.
ing government in the State of Ca,
is hereby declared to DO provision.
al and the same shall continue sub.
ject to tho provisions of the nets OF
Congress Of March ID, 1865, and
March 3d, 1867, and of July 10Th,
1867, until tho admission of said
State by law to representation in
Congress, and for this purpose the
State of Georgia shall constitute the
3D. Military District. ..,
9. That in accordance with tho
provisions of and under the powers
of limitation provided in said acts
on election shall be held in said
State commencing on the 18th day
ofNorcmber, 1870, aud TO continue
us the President may dcsignate for
all the members of the General as.
sembly of said State provided for
in tho Constitution Of said State,
adopted by its Convention on the
1lth day Of March, 1868, at which
election all persons who, by said
Constructor, arg electors shall be
entitled to vote, and said Genoral
Assembly so elected shall assemble
at the capital Of said State on Tues.
day tho 18th day of December, 1870,
and organize preparatory to the ad-
mission of the State to representa-.
ton in Congress. Tho powers and
functions of the members OF tho
existing General Assembly shall
cease and determine on the said 18th
day of December, 1870.
3. That whenever it shall appear
to tho President, from an applica-
ton by the Legislature ofany State,
or by tho Governor of such State,
whom the Legislature cannot be
convened, that domestic violence
prevails in any city, county or mu-
nicipality organization in such
State, that caunot be suppressed by
the local authorities, it shall be the
duty of the President to suppress
such domestic violence; and for that
purpose nc Is authorized to use tho
military forces of the United States,
and any portion Of the militia Of
ATTY State he may deem necessary,
and exercise all such powers and
inhict such punishment as may by
the laws, or other rules and articles
of war DO exercised or inflicted, in
Gaze of insurrection or invasion.
4. That 80 much of the act emit
tied, an act making appropriations
for the support of tho army for tho
year ending juno 80, 1868, and for
other purposes, approved March "a,
1867, as prohibits the organization,
arming or calling into service Of tho
militia forces in the State of Geor
eia, be and the same is borcby re-
pealod. 3.
The bill forbddfng the orgahiza-
ton of Georgia militia was repealed
and goes to the House. The pemo.
Gratis were silent ON the final vote.
The nays were Foreman, Chandler
Drake, Fcnton, Flanagan, Fowlors
Hamilton, Of Texas, Harris, Howard,
Howell, Mcdonald, Morton, Nye,
Osborne, Ramsey, Revcls, Rice,
Spencer, Stewart, Sumner, Thayor,
Trumbull, Williams, Wilson and
Yates-25.
The vote sbows square defeat of
the extremists, and in consequence
defeat of Gov. Bullock, whose OBJ
ject is said to have been to continue
.>..o.zot ,Dl,ant T,antslotxrv IN