The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27

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I ytmH,
/ Nav OHLrAss, February 80. Uo,
crnOi d0l3nUry has written n letter
! Speaker WIZ, protesting against lli
conservative caucus entering inio IN.
onmprOnliso regaldlaR tile election d
| 1879.
KNOXvlLLE, 1'ESN., February 20.
SennlOr Brownlnw has purchased
| half Interest In the Knoxville DAILY
aud weekly Chronicle, which here nj
ter VIII loo known ns the Wing q M
Chronicle. The daily appears will
BrOwnlow's salutatury aud the vale
dictOry of Mr.. Kicks.
WAsnTNGTON, February 2i.-In reply
to card published In the New Orleani
papers 10y certain prominent citizen,
IN relation to the conservatives II
Washington, stating that Governor
Mcifnery had lost the confidence of th,
people OF Louisiana, the conservative
committee here desire to state tina,
they have Mt no time, either directly OF
indirectly, individually or collectively
in any manner expressed any such
ing in relation TO the question of the
election of 1872, except in so far Ms
compelled to do so In the Wheeler
propositions, and now declare that had
any such opinion been expressed in
their hearing or within their kuowl-
edge they should not have hesitated to
promptly deny and correct the same
as unfounded in truth.
In the house reports were made from
the committee on elections, giving the
seat from Louis ana to Sheridan az
against Pinchback, and from Arkansas
to Hodge, us against Cause. 1t will he
called no hereafter. H.
An effort was made to have the Lou
isiaiia report, the Arkansas report ana
the Caucus "forcen bill taken up, but
10y fusion between the democrats and
the moderate republicans, preference
was given TO the s,ndry civil appro-
priatiUn bill, and the house went into
committeeman it. .'h
The defeat by the house of the bill to
guarantee the bonds OF the Texas and
Pacific railroad was a great surprise,
because it had been generally supposed
that there would at least be II respecta-
bic majority in favor of the measure,
if not The two-thirds necessary to sus-
pend the rules and pass it. Instead,
however. there turnpd ont TO he n ma
ioritv of eleven against il i'm n vote of
Two hundred and fifty. which il the
fullest roll-cali since the vote on sus-
bending the rules to take up the civil
rights bill A noticeable feature i'm the
vote to-day was the fact that the dele
CATION from Tom Scotts own state
Peuusylyania) was not solidly in sun
mort ofthe bill. Furthermore the see
iiouol line between north and south
was nyettv clearly defined far will
hut few excentionS nil of fla nam hars
from the eastern and northwestarn as
we'll os some of thc central states
voted against the hill, while the sontb
voted snIidlv far aid to tbi. so,,tLarn
road and tiyev found coon.rotion an
tha ,,rt of some of tho ,nein bars fron,
Ohio. Illinois and Missouri, van
Renresnntativa Orth of Indiana
will :lccent the nroffare3 Austrian min,
istershin and will ha nrenared If Is
Thought. TO present his credentials ne
minister on mr. ohout tbe f;rst Of NJay-
II known that the nresnnt ,oinister
Iohn Law would boyo henn ranoIIod
some.twn wears 400 hod NOT tho Vian-
m exnosition been than I'm nrenara-
tion An administrotion ron oraesn,ar
stated today that law was reSardad ne
n MN nf ;nf.rior oh;,;tias nh aS IN
inrf1irient officer but his sunercedanca
was deferred harousa If was deemed
inaynndient and ini5wacti .ahIo tn r,aka
a charga in tho NAN, harsh;n NJ thai
narInd
A i,ill il now pendinv /, tho b,nse
.utboriZiuw the nresidant to fII tLe
vacancies IN the nav danartment IN the
number of fiftv Tfthn hi,l shouId ra-
come n law. il will afford him Nm on.
portunity to give comfortable places
to eight or ten gentlemen whose anpli.
cotionS o,.a ,oy on flo and ho,n his
ewceIIancv ia yerv anyin,s IN nroyiGe
for II is given ONT tn. nirht Nv those
i'm the condolences of the executive that
n strong rflirt will he made to mass the
hill. '-'-
The two Arkansas senators spend
most of their time on the floor nj the
house lnhhviuw with roambers in favor
of The nsssago ofn lin Notwithstanding
the presaut Toyernn,eut and tha nnw
constitution :hut tim. far their eftnrts
have nnt MOI With munh s,,.ress nor-
sew and Clnyton nrnunderstooI To have
large interests I'm fine shone Of tba in.
,orsement hv the nnvernnoont NJ car-
toin RAILROAD bonds 81 stai,a il, the n,nt.
for The rosnentabla ren,hlican mem
bars of conrrasa tol,e np stonl, in what
thev sSv md I'd, ,,nner,l rmia ,;ws
thsn, liza .ciS .,oniier -'S"'0 'iG1,''''I
Tha renuhiirans arc all at 90. imam
ba ouast;cn ofnn avtra saSS;an' XVith
hem IN mime nunItion ia whethar Il
,yo,,ih hrjnu TIKI nartv ,ny oJvontage
Dr not Tbp ,irSlidpHt IL aveySe tn t6a |
lao nroh,hI bnra,1a., II MIGHT infer.
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