The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23
DALLAS. TEXAS. SATURDAY.. DEcEMsER 2s. 1876.

retire irom public life. II is kuowr
that he is greatly inclined to go witt
the Democrats in the present emer
geuey, IL the Democrats use no incen
DIARY tactics. The Republicans hav,
been grestiy alarmed over this, and TO
night there arrived here from New
York, five or sax OF his friends, headed
by Corueli. They are with him now
ia fnttiimeat Of their promise to their
party friends at home, that they
would tndeavor to keep ConkliDa
within the ranks.
Gov. Tilden CenHdent.
Persons who have seen Gov. Tildeu
within the Iass few days report him as
oeing stry confident that he would be
peacefully iLaugurated President. HIS
! friends are not idle, and a great move
ment is said 10 be op foot which will
soon be made public. Gov. Tildeu
and his ultimate advisors are in re-
ceipt OF
Assurances of Aid
/ Ia Whstever form mHy be needed from
Conservative Republicans from all
sections of the eouniry. These sssuf-
snces come from reliable aud pronin-
rnt men, and invariably go to show thu,
now vastly grrster majority Is for
/ Tilden than he received ON the seventh
! of November.
Louistsna-1he Investigation.
! The Developments made t,y the Con-
I gfessicnal Committee are richer and
/ tar more Interesting than yesterday.
and point directly, in the case OF on
parish, To kellogg AID sx Congress-
niaD Money Ms having encuayoted 10
/ defrntd u parish Of IT'S vote.
Members of the Returning Bosrd re.
ported when the committee met, tut
We're excused, when SIR. Euribut de-
sired that Clover be recalIed. Ii wss
done, and Huiibut mat. ali effurt :.
cover supie of Ciover's hanghng te-ti-
moDy of yesterday, but il proved all
| utter failure. Huritut making a miser-
aele failure aud only bringing ON more
| damaging evidence against his party.
ia. Cross Examination
developed the iaet ,bat he didn't
know whether he made the original oi
/ net, snd then that he did make il
here in the Custom house, aud was us
sisted by Hugh J Campbell, Que OF
/ kei!egg's judges and t',igsdi,-r general
of militia, ana thai the WORK was ,lcne
| ia the UuIted states District Cuurt
room, which, ouriug the pact month, 1
have III these dispatches termed the
Custom house ontrage unili.
Stoyer'- QUALIFICATIONS.
After Clover had teen .fiectualIy
wounn up, AID. to Hnribut's great cha
grin, he was led on iu his evidence
| aniI he had acknowledged that be
| tiew pay as niem Ter of the Mississippi
Legislature up to January l. is76: was
appointed supervisor by Kellogg OF
cnriing Ia the State constitution aud
law, eligible either as a voter or au
nfii ial, aud the Republicans knew it
when ne Was appointed.
The Next Nttrcss
Testified tnat Clover, Tue supervisor,
had told hini since the election that
The Democrats had carried East Baton
| Rouge, tut he Intended aud would re-
turn a Republican majority OF three
hundred, which he did; also that he
never saw more quiet or peaceable
election This witness was ON elec
sion day, u United States Deputy Mar
shai, and slated that Dibcle, k.llogs'r :
Assistant Attorney General, had given
him seventy five doliais To electioneer
Tor him, DiUbie being candidate .or
Congress. Dibble had also instructed
Kim twitness) and Others to raise a
disturbance at the polls, 50 they could
arrest number of Democrats and
Seize she Poifs
Here il the eifs, that they might
throw it cslt. He testified also Ms to
Cioyer'.s occupation in 1858. He was
employed 10 run in negroes from the
ievee to q CHEAP jeweiry establish
menI aud have them robbed, aud ye,
the Mississippi legislature of 1874 took
aim AS an honored ,aember.
4 si-org- Jshn-en.
colored: siwore he resided across the
river In Aiisie.r; voted the Democratic
tieket on eiectin day, ana ON the da,
'iioWihg vas "ea'sh hear'y % oeau
S NPu"'can hegfoes, VINO threat
enea 70 K1i h'm naae 'sn effort t'
Set ms a''sais'As.s afIes'ea' Out eh'
: negro po!ieeman weuih pay no ntten
: tion 10 his scompiaints. Learni1g tha
he WAS toappear before the Committee
. six or sever negroes set upon hiu, thi'
; morning aud beat him unnerei'uiiy
cutting bitn terriiiy Ia The head, ant
E.seaserea 20 A'u Hin
uhe oi hls "ouia oe HnnroeIe's niaA
'.'4 use % s'ie eAp'ess'on' e'es I'M
? - ----'i h'skef sou "' sna' so'e'
ihe pes. oefa'ie tsek't lets XIII nun.
= ms "i'iiess wa- u, such = 'eehie con
, h''on ina. ne eou'a scs'ee,y s'aho' ni
( nes, 's.'s oe n'''' ''iso !e"s
:. tue i''st as'seh n's a-sa''ah'. 'ule'
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