Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-28

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The bsnstis ofs gooi government uiihin
this, the fFsaisn and fairssl Stale Ia INC
Union, sad the ene nature hss eadosed
with the greatest aud mest varied rsssaf-
ees Isl no hope that inensssi charity
.menr those -he ditf-f in opiulea, snd ~
sarssl desire 10 rFomots the pahlie welfare,
may marx our presrut session aud produce
the happy results which eznuot fail 10 nov
fiom such q eenrss.
The organization sf the House vas thea
completed.
on The 18th the Senate completed I's or
! rasIs.,l.n By the else,Ion efc. ~. Camp
bell Secretary Leigh Chalmers, LEI Assist
ant. aud - Parsons, "a Assistant seefe'a'
rlssi A. Faulkner, ssrsssni.stArms' aud
b. y. Durham, Assistant. This was a ir''
= unph for the conservatives, the above gen
! tlemen beating the Radical caucus nomi
nees.
d, subsequently,, however, on the io'h' TIL
eonpis,ion Of things changed, Ii. Gov
Don Campbell going over to the D'vi
. party, and the Ruby Revelation, unsea'ini
Senator Afford was brought IN and pass
eli Senator Bowers voted In ,ihs alma
!, tive with the view Of moving reconsider
alton, which he did,--pend ing which mo
iisn the adjournment took place, by tn
cas,iut vote OF Don. Campbell. Senator
Parsons and Mills both voted TO .unsea'
when at the last stssion, they voted for m
ten,ion. Mr.. Hand, the Galveston New
correspondent, says:
+" The preamble Of Ruby's resolution say
that Afford being retained last session wa
illegal. Nils and Parsons, by their vol
to-day, acknowledged that they didan lille
gal act in voting for him. =,
Bowers woeid exist this session. III
vote to-day dispelled all hope Of it. !
was now "war to the knife" add he wa
Euch mistaken il he did not ere the sea
son oIosed, bring the blush of shame
.. many sitting seuators, aud show the PEG
Of pie Of Texas of what material some OF thei
or Senators are made
n "Senntor Bowers, rs you are well awar.
indulges but little in buncombe. lie
above many others in the Senate--is clea
- of all entanglements resulting from the az
10 ton last session. You may, therefore, cor
slider the .'unssrtbiug" that spoke OF in
previous dispatch very likely to take place
That he has Documents to produce, ra'
: Ting amongst dry bones, 10 but too we
r known; they will soc daylight.
t. "Senator Flanagan, in terse an
!, sledgehammer style, spoke against th
unseating. !,
y "seDator Pickett said that Afford
% name was on the roll call at the end OF hi
a. session and tho beginning Of this Thei
re was, therefore, NO vacancy. The Sena'
a had to declare his or anybody elses ses
- vasant, by two-thirds Of the whole Senst
Nc before even nm election could be ordered.
IN "The Davis party were going again
4. their own constitution, in action, in til
"a matter. Should Afford 60, billiard vi
!, surely follow, and Wells Thompson wou
~ have no chance In contrasting the seat
re Tendicx. Shsuld Afford remain, Tendic
10, would probably go-that is the pinch.
" "No doubt that a new set OF officers wi
=, be elected in the Senate. The action Y
~ day upset all calculations-your CORE
r- pondent's more than anybody clscs'. SUI
M poss Don Campbell'c brother is remove
IT. from the Secretaryship, what will pf
, , think? 4su
~ uThc Governors friends are jubilar
nc ard the pleasure they experience at VIII
Ill has taken place today shows itsei: vel
al plainly, as previous to yesterday tn,
ha ware crestfallen. Davis may go to u
- United, States Senate; in that case, Cam
" bell will be Governor. This is big b
in for Don, and likely he has swallowed
In Poor frail humanity"