Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
From Austin

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u 1917,
b The following Tfs0luiinR Was passed;
. Rrsolvei, That the G0VeFHor Of rrKas,
I nsoa the passage OF tie irDniisI Predictions
Appropriation hill, he requested 10 az once
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head waters ~ the Colorado aud hraEos
rivers rnmpahits " honlier IeEiment au'
l ihonsei ~ Law as fast as organized, ia or
iyr ~ meet the Indian inVasiOR NOW uloh
as,
/ Horsr.-Ths House last night soHeurred
I ia the Joint resolution To adlos'a On the
. sih, AID laid il on the liable.
J The hill 10 incorporate tho Texas and
Meylcsn Railway sna Steamship Company
/ was taken up ard Rad tho second line,
I wien the llunse adjourned,
/ SnHdry bills were Teparlcl back faVoTa-
/ bly,; TO incorporate the Texas Masonic Mu'
tual Life Insurance Company 10 ineOrpo-
/ rate the Mutual Heneht Life Insurance
| COMPANY Of Texas 10 incorporate Wealth.
r.ford Masonic Institute, which was passed;
/ 10 repair III, irssue ard Deaf aud Dumb
I and blind Asylums aud Inc S-preme Court
buildings, al.O that the chairs end desks
/ Ia the senate and House be renewed and
I renovated, and apr roprlaiing $500 for The
same, and $1,000 for repairing ani renting
| the Governors mansion, also Sl2IOOO for
repairing the Capitol building.
| The bill 10 incorporate the Bolivar Point
! Eastern Texas anl He'd River Railroad was
I taken up aud passed.
Tire L',l prescribing the times Of holding
the DisIriui Courts in the several Judicial
! districts passed.
ArsTIy, July 2s.-Thc Buffalo Bayou
| Railroad bill passed the Senate lnst night,
/ aud the Texas Central this morning. The
/ Governor will probably veto the Central
bill IL IL reaches him bcioro the Buffalo
! Bayou bill, hut iflM Buffalo Bayou reach
Os lin first, lac will assent to II, and Then
/ &c cannot do otherwise than assent TO the
/ Central.
! IL is now said by the Radicals that the
/ Governor listens 10 stories OF idle ialc-bcar-
ers, aud yields TO his individual prcjh'liccs
/ in making appointments, aud MS mn exam
ple Of this kind, lie lns been induci 10 be-
/ ileyc tina Judge Morrill, urged that appoint
rcnts should only be made by and with
! the cunscnt and advice Of two thirds of the
! Senate. Davis declares tls5 IN unpardon-
able offence, while Morrill, friends say the
story is trumpel up, and made cut Of whole
cloth.
Possibly Dodge may not lie confirmed,
nor G. I. Garland. Verify, the way of the
wicked is past understanding. | wonder
how Don Juan Campbell will bear the de-
feat of his dear friend Garland?
The House bill to sell one million five
hundred thousand dollars of State bonds to
support the frontier force was amended III
| the Senate 20 as TO require the bonds 70 lie
sold for pnr in United States cnrchCy.-
/ The House disagreed TO the amendment. In
the Senate, on the question of adhcring TO
the amendments Senator Bowers said {:
"Thcse and all other gold interest paying
bonds should bring full par price in U. 5.
currency. They draw II seven per cent
semi annual Interest," hence they should be
better investment than U. S. bonds, which
only draw six per cent. interest, aud which
arc worth from eight to thirteen per cent.
premium in the market. The Texas seven
per cent. bonds should be worth more, but
if the Governor cannot sell nj these prices,
he is authorized to hypc'hccatc. BY this
mcnns he can rai9e rCiicy cnddgi to sus
tain the frontier forces until the lcgisla-
iurc meets neat January. The Senator
FROM Harris (parsons) vou6hes for tho Gov
crnor, and pledges his Senatorial word that.
he will guard well the into! est and credit
of the State, and rot tcrnlt these bonds to
be sold at II sacrifice. But who will vouch
for the Senator from Harris? The old Con,
Tolerate records disclose many unredcemtd
pledges made by that Senator. Ills pledges
are below par. The Governor must furnish
some batter security. The Senator from
Harris discovers in The advocates Of this
restriction, the price at which these bonds
are to be sold, u lurking, deep seated oppo-
siion to the State and general government;
that under their every action there is dis
loyalty. These charges have been so often
made against me and those with whom
am acting, that am NOT fully Justified III
rcpelling them. yield to no man in de-
totion TO n good government. When the
general or State governments arc iminls-
tered in accordance with the spirit of our
fathers, tho Constitution and civil liberty,
/ 1--we IL claim it as my own; but l rccog-
ni.e wide difference between the govern
mcilt hiltt The partisan spirit now cbntroll-
ing it. have never waged war against
the government, until my allegiance to the
Con fcdcraie government required it. Can
the Senator from Harris county say as
much? During the days of the Confeder-
acy opposed every departure from the
Constitution, and maintained law and or
der. Can the Senator say as much? After
the triumph OF the Federal armies, and the
restoration of the United States govern.
mcnt, accepted the situation and acknowl-
edged her flag rs the emblem of a Consti-
tutionnl government My hatred for it
was not such as to exile me from my native
land, and drive me to seek home in Brazil
Can the Senator say as much? | never
Joined secret political society inirr'cal TO
The government, and on Blended knee, with
hand on the Holy Bible, swear to use every
possible means TO prevent the Social and
political equality of the two races; hence
was not compelled TO support the Militia
bill, Police bill and State Guard BILL whose
effects, If carried eut, will be the a,eon-
plishment of the objects Of this solemn oath;
/ was never a Ku-klux. Can the Senator
co., N a ,,ucb I was NOT n leader in scces-