Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21


ten raised up Q loyal g~eneraliOn in
Ireland? No sir. VIDAL 80 Aus
tia with her SHstilites sd Der
ilests asis In HuagAFyl We're the
aHss Of rebellion ever quenehed 2
How. when she has given her q
free constitution and the right to
representation, and peace every
, where prevails.
|, Morton, in replying, said FeEFy's
was g Democratic speech. He
should take Q seat on that side.
He said FeFTy's proposition was 70
sweep away all political disabili-
Ties, place rebels in power, aud give
them the opportunity 10 renew
past mischiefs without afording
any protection TO loyal men.
Sawyer eulOgizsd Ferry's speech
as . sound Republican doctrine,
and thought TO read that Senator
out Of the Republican party, would
require more Than q mere assertion
and denuncistion. He added, that
under the political disability
scheme, two innocent persons sui-
fered for the one guilty.
He adds: No more laundering
scheme than the Test Oath, could
have been devised In the South
under iis operation, and they
were compelled 70 take incompe-
tents or Fascals as Office bearers
Adjourned.
WAsHiRG7oN, May l7.-SENATE-
The committed on Pacific Railroad
unanimously reported Nj. KEEL
l0gg's bill, number 64T, to-day,
with amendments. The eastern
terminus Of the road is 10 be at
Marshall, Texas, running near the
32d parallel TO 81 Paso thence to
San Diego, California. The capital
stock of the company consists Of
100000 shares Of Sl00 each. The
road is called the Texas Pacific
The incorporators meet within
three months after the passage o.
the act. As soon as 10000 shares
are subscribed and l0per cent. paid
in, the c%orpOrators choose directors.
The Company have power 10 con-
sOlidate with ANY other Company,
and purchase its franchise and
grant Of twenty sections OF public
lands per mile on each Of the road,
and are granted with the right Of
way from Marshall 70 San Diego.
The road Is made q post road. The
Company 10 authorized TO issue con-
struction and mortgage bonds.
The New Orleans, Baton Rouge
and Texas road 10 made q connec-
ton, and granted ten sections Of
land per mile from the Texas line,
East Of Marshall 10 New Orleans.
The Company organized under
the laws Of Arkansas are also made
10 connect from Fulton, Arkansas,
to APPOINT hear Dallas, Texas.
The North Louisiana and Texas
railroad is also authorized 10 ex-
tend their line aud connect with
the eastern terminus Of Pacific
road.
The Southern Pacific railroad of
California is authorized to connect
at a point on the Rio Colorado
river, in southeastern California d;
and elso given e grant the same as
the New Orleans road. The Com
pany arctic accept the terms Of the
grant within one year after the pas
sage Of the act, and fifty miles Of
road are 20 be completed within
two years after the passage Of the
act.
WAsHIAGToE, May 1.-THE cor
porators nader the Southern rail-
road Dill introduced to-day, arc,
Jas Alcorn, Miss; Jas H Starr,
Texas 0 c French, Miss; Silas N
Martin, N O.; John NJ COrse,
La; George z Wentworth, Fla ;
Powell Clayton, Ark; john
Ray, La Kinds, Ala James L
Hodges, Fla; G Barney, Ala ;
Jno D Caldwell, 8 O; Phillip II
Morgan, La Thos A Scott, Pa; A
G BabcoCk, Ills A @ Osborn, Fla =;
Issac II Twigeon, Mo; 7 Alcott
S Z; J d Cameron, Penn; AlVa
Gaze, S c; JnO Wbytock, Penn ;
+ y Davis, Ky Pool, N @; G
r Weeks, Texas; Jos H 0glesby,
La Isaac E Gates, N G; Delos w
Edmunds, Mich N L Southworth,
La; j c Kimsty, Miss Nathan
Patton, Ala; Webster Flanagan,
Texas; VIM p Clark, Texas; " II
Bolton, Ala; Q Pierce, Miss ; L
NJ FlOurnoy, Ala Jno Lockwood,
La Jas W Bosler, Miss; Leonard
7 Smith, Miss. ; A P Z Stafford,
Arizona; D N Stanton, Ala. J +
Trow, N Il Dieke, Elisha Dyer,
Rufus Hatch, New York Jedediah
Il Lathrop, Mich. Chas Jackson,
Jno 7 spFague, Z /; Frederick
Smith, Ala Mason W Benjamin,
Geo Maury, Penn /; John W ForDey,
N c; Jas r West, La VIM sha6Ger,
N Y Sam Sloan, Miss L D Ward,
Mich Chas c TroWbridge, BIT AL
len, Hiram Price, Ala s L'Hom-
medieu, Rush Il Sloan, VIM T Wal.
ters, Josiah Bacon, Townsend
Blanchard, s g; Jas N Ledlie, r G
Gilbert, Fla A C Llppet, JC STAN
ton, Massachusetts, Sam Tate Mis-
sissippi Chas A Weed, Louisiana
MEMPHIS, May l7.-In the Meth
odist conference the question of
i~tinerancy was indefinitely post
poned, thus leaving the law as here
tofore.
NORFOLK, May 1.-THE entire
business portion of Henderson, N.
C., was burned last night, Loss,
$4,000. 1t is supposed TO be the
work Of an incsndiRry. Very lit
tie insurance.
CHARLEsToE, May 17.-One Of
the largest mass meetings ever