The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23
III asphb leans wers- Frightened
fbaa al Any fine Sincr The II G.
iioa-Want TO Compromise
with Southern Members
A Crisis Imminent Between the
usarpers and the Legal Rep
resentatives in the Pal
mettO State.
The Former Without Power or Friends,
and Maintained Solely by Troops
Fair Play is What is Asked by
the Wallace House.
prisnt@nea n.p,,b,.cnn..

,thssT ait WHEY thah tEtN
have been since the election Thei.
pisn Is to make ths country believe
hat new REBELLION y breaking cut
Since the inception of this p,a, and
tle departure Of Morton for indiana to
carry OUT the leading part of it, az tele-
graphed you st the tune, Rrpub.ican
correspondents here are being suppiied
rom the department OF justice with
ammunition. They are tola how secret
organizations are being made through
ont the country, aud given what pur-
ports 10 b documentary evidence in
support of their stories. By this means
1t is hoped
To Freak the Eaees
Or town, county and State mass meet
ings, which are TO be held, and which,
are the only foundation for the siiy
charge OF dark lantern conspiracy.
! Ihis is the course Of the Grant wing
of the party, while the Halstead and
Mediil wing hope for great things
/. from their attempt to dieker with
Sothera Democrats. fhis little scheme,
which was first exposed in these col
umns, is still ou ftot, but has no more
| chance of success than it had at first
| Haistead aud Mediii are To be here to
morrow it Is said To night The New
York Herald OF yesterday has double,
ieaded dispatch from Chicago that !.
prominent Weste Republican, is Oh
his way here with
The Authority OF Governsr Hayes
TO make certain proposals Again ii
is reported that Reid, Bowies and
| Deacon Smith are coming TO arrange
The affairs OF the patton. George
jones of the New York Times is still
here aiding IN the scheme to gobbie
Southern men.
A careful inquiry shows that more
| Ridiculous undertaking was never set
on foot. Without an exception South
ern men grow intensely indignant at
the idea.
Ben. Hill,
Who was quoted ty the schemers and
with whom the Herald had purported
TO had IA Interview, making Hall say
all nanaer OF nice things tor Hayes,
| now enters u disclaiier to any such
language. He says Tonight he is for
niden and will be as long Ms y y
other man in Congress-.
Lamar
VIII not allow anyone to talk To bin,
on the subject so indignant has he be-
| come over this kipd of talk.
lng-rsvsI
Was here to day To advise the admin,
,stration against Joining The Halsteao
crowd. HIS advice WAS tut necessar,
as Granps Clique are bent ON thu
Morton plan oi getting HA, rs In.
Eiatne
Has OF late become frequent csiiei
al the White House aud has plaed
| heretofore he would never go near
sirant and WAS ia the napit of sag inp
Very harsh Things about him.
| Ehe Telcg ram C.ee.
| The Judiciary Committee will meei
IA the unorning In the telegram case
Fine eommittee will probably report il
.s '' VIZ
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ser contempt. Ii he persists ia refus
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-. 80. - -, $3.50 aus y uu
..,.ss,,. - ' .ssAees &c
-. 80 - 10y 70 s,seo =
80 100 ~. Wv" ii,s cohsen
/ SAn EASILY
r.. - - -.
Judy. t,,av.r ~. go ~ - =.
an o,,,,r,,,,,v ~ ,,,roa,,.a -,
ton q, morrow. ealing on ,hs p;
dent for h,s a,,,h,,r,tv j. law g., s.n,,
inc ,ra,,,s !. 800. go. -.
were no, .sr,ui IN ~ ~. So. -;
ciais. senator E.,sn,,,,,ds VIII c.n =,
Nj. Morton,. hi, .a.,,ar,,w nr.,,,,,,.,
Tor the cm,nti.y ~ me ole ,'e., ya,a
| rhs hill j. o,,a w,,i.b n...sd IN. 81.
| are iAst session, oat was halted la thai
"o''y Tor = motion 10 reconsider 1
provides s"r the siiif native sctlon 81
/ isttb Houses Ia reIrct Or accept any o