The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-20

WAsnryoros, Mnrch r., after u.
long discussion over Nr. IlnytUn's rcs. .
0lntlon fora sprnlal commute ~ liz
qulrc into The Indian Territory affairs,
the senate, without action, went Into
executive session and adjourned. /
Senator Gordon, Of Georgia, and Rep |
rcsentative Lamar, OfMissi-sippi, have .
returned from New Hampshire. The
Boston Herald, independent republic
can, says. "Thcy could do much 10
convince our people that the time had
come to secure local government to
the south, and that we are preparing II /
chalce that will surely, sooner or later, /
he pressed to our own lips. The ques. :
ton IL local TO us ~ well rs to the
SOUTH we cannot sustain free institu-
tions in one section, while trampling
them down in another; we must main ,
tain liberty for all, or submit to ,lcS- !
potism which.will deny the rights alike .
to all.n
In the senate, the consideration Of
the resolution for the admission of
Pinchback was resumed, ana Mr.. Me
Creepy, of Kentucky, spoke in opposi-
ton thereto.
The Freedmei's bank is in worse .
condition than heretofore supposed, .
and therefore the commissioners,
Cresswell, Lupod and Pumis, have .
asked to be relieved from any further
responsibility for or on account of said
trust, provided their bond may he re-
leased from liability after their retire
ment, and new commissioners be sub
stituted in their places. They assign
as an excuse for their action u failure
to obtain from congress such legsa-
lnnnOAI a a
proper and speedy execution of the
trust reposed in them.
EX-congressman White, Of Alnba
ma, declines the assistant attorney
generalship.
Mr.. Alcorn will vote for seating
Pinchback.
Combinations. Rankin, pension
agent ut Vicksburg.
The senate had IL two hours' wrang-
ling over business in executive session.
They will vote on Pinchback Tuesday.
His rejection is almost certain. The
last part of Morton's resolution, declar-
ing Kellogg the legal governor of
Louisiana, will not come up.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 12.-ScV-
eral negroes applied last night at the
ticket Office of the thealer to purchase
tickets of admission to the parquct
of Cal Wagner's minstrel performance, 1,
and were refused. Atlerward Deputy
United States Marshal Randolph AZ :
rested Cal Wagner upon complaint of
four negroes, for violation of the civ.
il rights bill. y bond of five hundred ,
dollars was signed for Mr.. Wagner's !
appearance before Commissioner Dim I
mock this morning at ten O'Clock. The !
negroes who made application are no. /
toriOue politicians, and two Of them "
were beaten by their own color for /
county offices last election. !
LATER.
5P. M.-Tha complaint of the four i
negroes against Ca! Wagner, for not l.
admitting them to his minstrel enter n
tainment, was heard before United d
States Commissioner Dimmocll this a
morning. The defendants counsel :,
moved to quash the complaint for i'm q
perfection in various particulars, and il
on the ground of the unconstitutional II
ity of the civil rights till, Counsel AZ
cited the slaughter house case and the =,
case of Mrs. Myra Bradwe!ls United "
States District Attorney McAfee, for "
the complainants, cited the ease of n
Luther versus Bonden, and contended n
that this was political question. At II,
p. NJ, the commissioner quashed the u,
complaint, but gave no opinion in the in
matter. 1t is understood that the ne n
groes are trying to get up u complaint vi
that will stick. M
CONCORD, March 12--After Senator m
Gordon had finished his speech, last NJ
night, many federal soldiers who had vi
fought against him came up to the In
stand and greeted him warmly.
Returns as yet are still Incomplete. No
The rnlIi linDng claim nlnUaIl m ipi,it,r
in the house. The democrats have n Of
in the council, which will
prevent removals from office. I G th
democrats carry the first and second inl
districts; the republi- at,
cans the third. The democrats gain fin
one congressman. on
CHARLESTON, S. G., March 12.--For GC
Two days past there has been almost no
complete deadlock in the cotton mar ca
ict here, owing to IL general and con. it.
,erted demand of buyers for certain to
conditions regarding reweighing OF 20
Jales upon delivery, which the sellers ms
lec!ine to concede. Efforts are being mi
made to adjust the matter. no.,
The movement in the legislature tai
gainst State Treasurer CardOza is be sal
ng actively pressed. The joint COM Dol
nittee have framed and presented in tCl
10Th houses an address to the governor fai
the removal Of the treasu- rem
CT, VINO mas ueeh hol!Htu 10 appear hal
efore the joint assembly next Tues me
ay WIN MS deiehse, alter winch n rig
ote WIN ne taken OF! the adoption OF the
ne address, Governor Chamberlain, by
/ an interview with correspondent the
+ the News and Courier, warmly de- cha
ends the treasurer, in whose honesty the
e reposes mistaken faith, and treats GOV
lie movement against him as nOtori- frat
hsly corrupt, originating in the bailled wit
lpidity of those who view the public gov
'rvice as n mere chance TO make uDo
loney, and who could not induce Car meI
Dza to lend himself to jobbery. mig
New ORLEANS, March II. - The as t
ines says that Engineer Thompson wer
turned to the city last night from an but
itended tour along the upper coast, to il
I'd reports inspecting the Hickory this
I'd White Castle levees. There is inn of
inent danger of crevasses, and that love
Waterproof, new levee, has begun he (
cave i'll for Il distance %! nearly six Pin,
inbred feet. AT Omega and MILL stat,
MS bend, the levees are in danger OF prir
eaking away, and bat the Bonnet The
IRE creVasse, the wafer Is running end;
! ouSh ueptt Oh lilree leet, Whlle pres
hume TWO leeI ueep IS pouring ton
rough the MoTganZa break. all
General Thompson says that there lChl
ed be no fear of n general food be- dent
the mouth CT Red river, as long as it W;
bonnet Care ana Morganza ere all q
sses remain open; hut above those had
mus, some leVees are bound to Il, q relic
y, uhGer the pressure oi high water whci
e WORK OF constructing one million adm
DC yards OF new ie"ees, as ordered adm
the Ievee commissioners, Is nearly been
npleted, and it falls far short of the TO tn
iount of reconstruction actually nee Pine
aIy. cordi
IoNDoN, March, 12.-Both houses Of sauat
have adjourned for Easter. state
e budget will be presented on the cram
h of April. p,nnl
| Berlin correspondent of The Daily not r
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