The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-16

say stiefl t.ct1aigs,Isi~4 ~ presented do
not 81 this tifa call Tor a caisinet OH
ctai cousidetes.on. There has, how
yer, heen earnest aud repeated atteB
liou given tformaGy b mernhcfs
u Goth Haases OF Congress.
spscuia,soa..
IL is stated by prominent frien IL %
ghv administration that theg., i 80 APP
Irehensiou ihal the elseflsn vii! ,gsH
upou the route iavolved in the Or g0a
CASE. II has got react ed such co adi-
ton as to IL geg4rsie; ~ nlatter fol
Investigation by tue Attorney General.
oaieiNi Ente,iiseHe..
The Government Up 10 coon to.;lay
was withoat official intelligence fr.uB
south Caroline The Se, ators frum
that State eH;y5taip no apprehension
of disorder 1elle the troops remain,
asd say tiagy ,yii remain until all
probabilities Of outbreak is over.
loaisians-ffJ:nx Investigation.
A number 81 Rspu Leans w.oarc
about to leave lie city To deprive the
committee OF their evidence, were sub
pmnaed this morning, hat it 10 thought
they VIII dis ,tey the summons.
Military RuD,aEs.
1t is rumosed tbat six companies OF
troops have eeeu ordered hence 10
Columbia, BIZ the military authorities
deny i.
A Fees Poiat- ahead.
The House Committee are few
points ahead SO far. They have served
sub2Gnss upon each mem Der OF the
returning toaid, various parish super
visors and a hundred or more Repub-
lican witnesses here, so that the Sen.
ate Commiitee will find il Impossible
to monopoli4e the attention of these
witnesses.
a DIieama.
Anderson, che of the returning
board oemb.fs suhpmoaed, is the
messenger elected BY the Hayes eiee-
tors to carry thelr votes to Washing
ton.
Horton 60 kellogg.
InciaDa MDTisu s.ssUres Kellogg, by
telegraph, tbpt the Oregon trouble will
no, be dangerous TO Hayes ia the eiec-
torai college. 5lmilsr kilograms were
received from other Rtdieni leaders.
s'inchbaek-. Organ.
Pinchhaek's weekly i, out again at.
voeating his claim for election 10 the
United States senate. Ii Indirectly
charges Kellogg aud other candidates
With circulating ti0sis against his Re-
pabiicauism, aud contains
ALcster Writer, by rinehback
To the editor Of the Chicago. later
Oeean, in which Pincnhsck denounees
rs a falsehood Senator Vests state.
inenI that pinohheck openly opposed
ahe election of ana voted against
Packard, this statement having been
telegrspte,i ftcn, Washington to the
New York Times aud copied by the
inier-oetan. There isn'tthe slightest
dsoger " a hostile meeting betw cen
Einchback and West.
s.esaieifrms.t..
Quite ESsseer ef Republicans sum-
moled TO sFpear before the House
c ii.ui,tee Geeiare they went obey the
ssiins.soas.
t'sssrnsr Painaer's Views.
a special dated Springfield, Il'inois,
the llth instant, says Governor Palmer
WAS surrounded st his ofiBee by great
many men al both parties and OF ail
shsdes al sentiment who were afixisisi-
10 learn the facts which he haa 90
served at New Orleans aud his view
tie situation. He spoke very freely.
and althtugh no formal "infeIyiea "a
waa held, the substance of his state
ment is rs follows:
The condition Of affairs In Louisiana
ID mort deplnrable, as the STAT.
administration Is not the choice of The
people and is only sustained by the
army and navy of the United States.
The original ihtentinn Of the
Rel ublican officials there appears to
have been only to count in the Hayes
electors and Packard for governor, but
a. dispatch was afterwards received
from Chandler, at Washington,
directing that msjority Of the
Republican candidates for Congress
must also be "counted in.n To
accomplish the FIRST proposition it was
necessary to throw out about 5000
votes, but To fill the later order it was
requisite TO di-ffanebise about 1900
democrats. This Uas c.,ne the record
bears witness. The method by which
1t was done WAS, according to Gov
ernor Paimer, an extension of the Law
under which the returning board
acted, ard he il OF the opibion that II
that Law has. been fairly administered
Il would not have sufficed to meet the
wishes eithe. of Kellogg or Chandler.
~ teN hthhctosf tnTr ttt Fifrrht
terms Of the greatest athorenre, tu,
declares that ,sa eiinrt has been made.
hs the State officials to discover th-
guii'y party. H. IL sise very emphatic
10 the r,stenlrnt thai the cause Of The
crime ~ss wholly ps,ssssir; .sea 10 M.
'ss;'re political.
0asernnr Pslnsr ms h,sesl solicited
" go 70 %asilsag:.. s.. AID al-o 10 sc-
is,'.',spss,y sIse Gsagfs-,iunai Invests
.sasir,g . .i,,lss.te-e - Sess Orleans, t,nt
80 'is''ssis-Fsi s',ss sqnrss-. or the
ilsse-ent al teAst- Tue repsvt Of shr
ls-osnmitfee wes matted 10 Hon. A. s.
Hewitt At Washington ON Thursday
. .sss sna will no dnlhs t. given TO
The puellc tonight. In > fsw dsys