Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21
From Austin.
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~ Ausrts, January e.-ll 10 probable that
The rspori Of Comptroller Blsdsos will not
10 subaitisd 10 the Legislature. II 10 re-
ported that his EIeslleney has come 10 the
marvellous determination 10 hide u, because
The fuansial eondiiion Of the Stale 10 In .
situation that distance lends snebanimsat
10 ,hs view; The lees that 10 known OF ~
the better ID locks. The rssson given for
wilhholding the document from public
ra,s 10, that Nj. 0sorgs W. kivss, the
Chief Clerk, made . correction In 10 after
la vas placed 10 the printers hands. The
error that he corrected wss this; Every
body knows that there arc two years, the
calendar year ending on the last day Of
December, and the bseai year ending on
the 80,h Of August. Nov, the report, -
original prepared, calculated the income
for the calendar year, aud the expenses for
! The fiscal year, thus exhibiting four months
more Of income than Of expenditure. In
that shape the report looked serene aud
lovely; but - corrected IL placed the
nnsness In . very undesirable light
Therefore IL Is withheld. Its publication
might spoil Mr.. Newcombs chances for
selling the State bonds, that Is 10 say "
he has any chances at Oh, which is much
TO be doubted. lam mortified TO see the
group that 10 aspiring TO the United States
Senate. AN almost ashamed to telegraph
The names of some Of the small men who
are mentioned in connection with this
great dignity. Gen. Buell., Senator Hall
and Senator Ruby are sll mentioned. Some
opiniop Of the lot may be formed when
saw that the latter 10 head and shoulders
above his competitors. The friends Of Mr..
Ruby regard the State Senate as too small
a field for the display OF his large ability,
and rather than have his talents wasted
thew arc DESTROYS Of sending him 10 keep
Re- wells company. -. ..tt
Co, Elliott, Of tho Lsvsca Commercial,
arri ed last night, and Is now in charge Of
m. State Gazette, Victor Thompson being
confined 10 his bed through sickness. Col.
Maulove separated his connection with the
Gazette to-day. am sorry to learn that
Col. Thompson suffers from heart diseass.
Tracy is again spoken Of for Congress in
Ciari's place. This Is nice little bust!
ness. Clark probably now keeps Tracy in
the place Of postmaster at Houston,y but
| Clsrks term expires on the fourth OF
March, and il his dear friend, the oily Nat.
Patton and others OF that ilk succeed in
Mi nding the General eyes until that time,
he will hereafter DC Iowsnrss, vn, wnut
. wicked world is thisl The aspirants for
Clark's seat in Congress number fully |.
bakers dozen. During the recess both
Legislative halls have been much improved
in appearance, Paint and gilt make them
look nice and pretty. .v .r
knowing ones think that the Republican
party will be badly muddlcd on the subject
Of internal Improvements. The Governor
and his supporters are setting their faces
against anything requiring Subsidies 81
I, Butler, Slaughter (who,. ! or sorry to-
say, is very sick here,) and others of the
party, are going strong for improvements
Of all kinds. gii
4 The railroad Interest IL not represented
strongly yet. Lobbyists continue coming,
however. n b,
Caucuses are now being held by the De-
moe ratio and Republican members Of the
House. er
The speaksrship 10 still unsettled, al
though Evans most certainly has the best
chance, but Mclean 10 very little bshind
him. Evans must 90 in Oh !he frst ballet
10 be elected, HAxD.