Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04
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barrel Of kerosino on the steamer
War Eagle. The steamer, the Mil
waukie 4 st, Paul Railway depot
and the elevator with contents were
consumed. Passengers on the War
Eagle escaped by iumping into the
river, Two lives lost,
MEMPHIS, May lT,-The Method
lat Conference has indefinitely post
poned tho question OF itinerancyr
thus leaving the law as heretofore
NoRroLK, May 1.-THE entire
business portion Of Henderson, ~
| C., was burned last night. Loss
$4,000. It is supposed 10 bo 'hre
work Of an ineenliary. But vety
liulc insurance.
/ NEw ORLEANS, May ld.-An nm
suceossitil attempt was made this
morning to Introduce negro chill
drcn into two of the public schools,
| A commiltco of oight, with three
eolorcd boys, made tho demand,
which was refused upon the ground
That instructions for tho admission
of colorod children had not bcen
given BY the supcriirtcndent Con.
siderable excitement prevailed, and
the polico wero called TO dispersc
the crowd. Trouble is anticipated
A bill was reported for the sale
of certain United States property
\ including that at Fayetteville, N.
/ C., Mount Vernon, Ala, Chattahoo-
chic, Fla, and also certain captur-
ell property at Shreveport, La,
Marshall aud jefferson; Texas, aud
! in Marion and Davis counties, Tex
as. Passed. .s,,
In tic Scndto tlo President Was
requested to open negotiations with
England, with a viow TO the annex,
alton of Canada to tho Unitod
| States. f-r
Resolution, placed ON calendar,
for the enforcement of the fifteenth
amendment, was resumed.
Tho 15ui Amendment bill was
I under consideration.
Mr.. Hamil,om Of Maryland, said
/ il would practically repeal all regis
tration laws, and that if passed no
one would be safe in talking to Il
negro before an election, because he
was TO have thevright upon his un-
supported affidavit, to cause the ar
rest, of any man he might charge
I with supposed interference with
his rights.
Mr.. Schurz admitted the truth OF
the Democratic charge that his par
Is had revolutionized the constItu-
lion by the passage Of the fifteenth
and other amendments, and argued
that the change in governmental
policy caused by the war, was re-
/ volution that secured individual
rights in States.
Pool took the position that Con-
crcss could. constitutionally enter a
State and deal directly with the
rights of electors. That permits OF
citizenship could not be safely left
to the caprice of States. Howard
said that the right of the black man
to vote in the South would for hall
il century yet be tic only safe mode
for the maintenance OF peace and
the national authority. If the rcbel
leaders ever came into power aSalll
the war would have TO be fought
over, The people Of the South had
lost their property aud Their boast
ing spirit, but for five generations
4 vet to come would. not lose tlleil
uncomfortable ,hatrcd OF Northcrf
society aid Northern Government
In case OF u foreign war We woult
SEQ disposition atthc South to jon
the enemy, SO as TO put down lh'
Government they sohatcd.
He would never ,agrce to unlver
saIamnesty, fortlich Jefferson DaHi'
and rebel ringlc;idcrs Would COM
back to re,hatch and toyirily thu
lost cause. Personal pride woul'
never allow him TO see his name OF
tie ss.nc list.of yeas and nays Will
If.If a .,,,1,,,ii,,. =. & /, i
perJuroo ei'''o0 WV
country,
NEW YORK. may i.,-,y ao.c'a' : .
day. Vote light. Returns indicat
that the Democrats have swept TIL
State By perhaps rs, 200 majority.
New YORK May io,-Ino otal !
has gone DcmocralicD cDy seVoh'y.ns'
thousand maJority NeSroeS n, ~ .o.e, ,
without moics,at,on. ING L'sn.' T =
Ward, where the largcso NUMBER =
negroes I've, gives neariy eiSh III
thousand Democrat'c maJorlty: II
latest returns from Inc country ar
still dlscourag'hg 70 ncpup'1e'nS; s;,
CoLLINaswoop, May io'IIh
| steamer Chicora arrived az 0 clocl
this evening, having again been re
fused permission GO pass through IN
.l SaIllt st. Marie canal. COl. BellOI