The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-09

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~ ~ tht' fs~Ele-sstis' ts-sas s.ss r-rss.
to5.psseste az, such setsois, b.ia,ns
that II would only Increase the ers.ent
;compIicstions aud render even more
difsieuit suy satisfactory settlement
There are Others. however, and among
them some OF the most respected and
prominent Democrats la the Hou.e.
who strongly advocate Impeachment
There are, besides, msss prominent
% moeraiie ieaders who are not in
toagr'->- ~bo earnestly advice the i'm
me'iiste presentation Of article. ~ im-
lsescisueul Your corre-posJeEt was
-hS~n this moraing letter from one
~ ;he fSs,-t distinguished Democratic
. Statesmen in the eouhtry, MI ,x->-n-
assr of the L al ed States, who w.s one
Of Tie issdeI- IA the Republican parry
Throughput the civil var, ana epjny. 81
he e,'ntid,nee OF The Union people a.
much ms aay man in Congress, ia
which he coGnsels
Issm~aisse Aetiss.
he writes privately to a leading mem
her Of the hou%e, aud /. would he i'm
proper TO give his name, tut the iol-
lowing extract, being the whole sub
stance of that part OF the letter respect
ing this matter. may be published
without any violation Of confidence
The View. OF g-pasiicaa-
He says .'If the newspaper reports
from South Carolina ar. true and the
army bas interfered with the legi-is-
tnre and it, organ xation. M stated, the
responribls party ought nj once 70 be
impeacbed- Grsnt should be pat ou
the defensive by grefeuiDg articles 81
Impeachment immediately. II he has
usuTped the military control Of the
South Carolins legislature lie should
no: be permitted to repeat, with inn
puDiIy,
The Lsasssaaa Outrage
In 1s72, which nov gives 20 much
trouble. Do not hesitate. Bold r "a.
ures in 4 tiuIe like this are the best
| There eau ee no excuse or defence for
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'"' o"''s' ot-'e' -'HlS "i'"eftsSihs
10 determine the right Of Glesuher- oi
State legislatures to sesis, sfi,i turning
"ut by hJrce such as they thins
I proper
Hsase seasastss.
Quite a s,iI was raised this morning
aiier The seaaln, of tb,. HIM.. i,,,,r,si
~ Piaistsd, OF Maine. .l.in,tn. thar D..
Ma. n,,t r..nor,,.d $3.50, -.
ton 20 suspend the rules and n.-. H..
itt,. resolution. while Ia. had x.s.,, a.,
the negative aud heard III. e!orE "a r..
port bis nome.
The Eu,e.
we're declared suspended ey l56 ayes ia
IS noes, aud that shows . bare two.
thirds vote In the nfiirm,,ive 4,
Pisisted votes In the negative - rexa.
tive votes were east. and the motion Ia
suspend was iosi, he~itt's motion was
not adopted. and TIE resolution canuo,
possibly he passed before next Monday.
"a that Is the only day. The rule. can
not be suspended except by uua ninl,.tl-
consent. The right To make a corr.c.
ton o; the record. asked by Mr.. Piais-
ted, Is nos being DISCUSSED.
Another Tss..
Atef some aiscu--ion, In which
h"inrn- Cox ard Springer opPo-ed
any change IN the record. the speaker
fuieu inst the cnnnse should bt
"s"e'
scarcely was 'his i"'ing mase when
u'e'' D~n"erauo inernher r0m In
uana, ro-e ana stated that he ss- re-
pof'ea ao-eh'' 'us Dad really voted In
Wv s".' 'e "'es' eAeie'nent ~s'
eAeu 'ns Ashoohee nent- ihi'
Hr' 'ne vote io' ayes, ~ hayes
%
e'A'''ie" inst ne WOULD
'o'eu .se On yesterday a ths
anpea,. Hi 49,, r., a.
ersl consent ths vo,. sho,,,, -
over again
Their. va. oon,,s,o, IN
House, aud especially on the R.,obi,
can side, and Banks objected 10 yatin,
over.
Afterwards N. exn,.,,.s .ns
from the ru,e. sboxioy ,,., ~. -
er had q con.t,,u,,opnl r,gh, g. 80.
to-day.
IC..,,-.ss ar
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lGrauic~. who t,l,..t Eav.r, 49,.
editor Of the M~rcrd Tribon- two 49,,
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