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

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[ flr sustaining ihe veto, The man Nh0
csrili not ,hint Ger hilaself eas a Iaahiac
2 he mas noi enc, irrlsy is . slHOng man
with lie s,roI,lr, anl iAis dissatisfaction la
I lhai class pausLls -dile nlsehief Tor the
POOR hsFiAlicans,
havJ hetnl il asserted that some Of
Davis apTohlfses lor iuigeshh's haVe Dot
I sufficient nlu,ls 10 iske f'sm " fheiT els
irieis, aul their credit - 80 los they eaH-
Hal raise ihe hee.lhil,
One membsr IT Iho House Who formerly
voted for the bill, and who yesterday voted
| in favor Of sustaining the veto, asserts that
/ hs Ea. offered Use lhunsanl ioliaIs 10 vote
as before, lftsis man Was oIferel that
amount, Why Dies he not make known MIC
offered the bnba lie oSes il 10 himself q
DO so,
The peni,eniiaTy committee reeommehd'
/ "a the passage Of bill auiLOritins tie
eommiilte 10 select sites for two branch
pehlreniiaTies,
lluvsr-nills reported back favOrably---
An Act fnrlher regulating Jnries, extend
Ing time far completing assessments In Ger.
tain eonnlies passed. TO amend the act or
ganiEing the State Lnnaiie Asylum 10
val date the acts u justices Of the peace In
sending f'ersous TO the Lunatle Asylnm
since tho adoption Of the constitution.
The House then ieok mp the special or
der Of the day-lhe consideration of the
Governors veto message ON the Southern
Pacific Railroad bill, which was sustained
/ by vote Of 20 TO 80.
AusriS, July SU.-fhe political oAuliron
Is actually kissing. No Republican party
, hrsS new. Tho Governor aud his adhcr-
enis are largely in Tho majority. What
think vo- OF The Senate resraiiNg Senator
Afford ? I, was dUne by a vofo Of 10 10 T.,
Mills aud Parsons voting with thu Maj6ri-
ty. Senator Evans stated iAat hc was the
/ person who hal resisted the Sergcant-at-
Arms-not Afford. As thin was the charge
upon which AlLnrl was cSpc'les, the ex-
PLANTATION was sufficient To bring him back
but II was a hitter pill for Priest, Camr0cll,
md those Of his stiipc 10 swhi'"w. How
shori-livci has been Davis reicn' What
chance, think YOU, is there now for nrrro-
priniions for the militia and State pSiice
expenses! None; said SO nj mat. Da-
Wis and his first adviser, Ncwcomb, are now
| looked upon as ayerse TO internal improve
mcnis in every shape; then say Separate
! them. Address Mr.. Newconb from his
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| in fact MS well MS name. ! lclrgrhfhod you
| if | 30, assent of the individual Who gave
nc the information woU,l make : state
inert that would troub'c soiic persons.
| That person has consented, and | will here
.tatcf will give tho names Of two resPon-
sible men for my iniormauts it ever called
upon to do so. Here il is: william Alex
Il ndcr has stated that Gov. Davis did not
fear the action of the House in many meas
urcs he wished passed, because lie had suf-
licirnt proof in his possession TO send one
half the members to the Pcnitcniiary. This
am aware is serious statement to make,
but as said bcfjrc, when called upon, |
will give my infOrmanis hanies, Hhd Will
here SHY they h.e ihSh none will doubt.
In TIE nt'ise to-day n resolution was offer
ed to cxpcl Chief Clerk Boyle and Ser.
gcant-nt-\rms Douglas for their boisicrous
conduct yesterday, WHEN the vote was Ia
ken on the veto message. Mr. Boyle has
made personal explanation tothe resolu-
ton, which was indefinitely postponed.
ggy"Ihc Kaufman Star has received new
,vnn ,nl will horao flor hn much i'm prO ed