The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20
The Republican, Worse Frightened
Than ~ AM Time Since the Elec.
lion Want 10 Compromise
with Southern n, mbrrs.
a Crisis Imminent Between the
Usurpers aud the Legal Rep
rescntatiycS in the Pal
mettO state.
The Former Without Power or Friends,
and Ma ntained Solely by Troops
Falr Play Is What Is Asked by
the Wallace HOUSE..
Frightened Hepnbiicans.

Frightened republicans.
The special Washington correspond.
ent to the 81. Louis Republican tele
graphs, under date OF the nth instant,
rs follows:
There is no doubt that the Republi.
cans are worse frightened than the,
have been since the election. THEFT
plan is to make the country believe
that n new rebellion Is breaking out
since the inception OF this plan aud
the departure OF Morton for Indiana to
carry out the leading part OF il, IN telp
graphed you AT the time, Republican
correspondents here are being supplied
from the department of justice with
ammunition. They are told how secret
organizations are heiug made through.
out the country, and given what pur-
ports 10 b, documentary evidence IN
support OF their stories. BY this means
il IL hoped
To Rreah the Eiieca
OF town, county aud State mass meet.
Jugs, which ARE to be held, aud which
are the only foundation for the silly
charge Of dark lantern conspiracy.
ms IL the course Of the Grant wing
of the party, while the Ilalstead and
Msdlll wing hope for great things
from their attempt to decker with
Sothern Democrats. This little scheme
which Was first exposed in these col
umns, IL still on foot, but has no more
chance of success than 10 had ut first.
Halstead aud Medill are TO be here to.
morrow IL IL SAID TO night. The New
York Herald Of yesterday has u double
loaded dispatch from Chicago that u
prominent Weste n Republican Is ON
his way here with
The Authority OF Goyovnsr Hayes
TO make certain proposals. Again II
is reported that Reid, Bowles aud
Deacon Smith are coming to arrange
the affairs Of the nation. George
Jones of the New York Times is still
here aiding IN the scheme to gObble
Southern men,
a careful inquiry shows that more
ridiculous undertaking WAS never set
on foot. Without All exception South.
ern men grow intensely indignant at
the iuea.
men. mn,
Who WAS quoted by the schemers and
with whoa the Herald Ind purpOrted
10 had u interview, making Hill say
all manser Of nice things Tor Hayes,
now enters II disclailer to any such
language. He says tonight he Is for
Illdeu and will be- ss long ASA y
other man In Congress.
Lamar
VIII not allow anyone to talk TO him
on the subject 50 indignant has he be-
come over this kind OF talk.
ukeFNoh
Was here to day 10 advise the admins
istration against joining the Halslead
crowd. HIS advice was not necessary
M GRANTS clique are bent on the
Morton plan OF getting Hayes In.
Has OF late become u frequent caller
ut the White House aud has joined
Heretofore he would never 40 near
Grant and was In the habit Of saying
very harsh things about HIM.
The Teicgr ram Case.
The Judiciary Committee will meet
in the morning ia the telegram case.
The committee will probably report In
favor OF bringing this recusant wit
nesses to the bur of the House and L..
suing . subpoena on Orion. Then II
he refuses he will also no brought up
for contempt. II he persists Ia refus
Ing he will be locked up in the capital
and no habeas corpus will get him out.
| mr.. heWVt
viii probably oppore this course, as he
holds that Orion should not give w the
messages, but Mr.. Hewitt wants II un.
dvistoOd that all OF his messages re
purding the campaign may be given u
the committee, aud with his consent
thus given the company can easily
comply with the suopGns.
The nroops In virginia.
Judge Glover will see II he can re,
III opportunity to introduce u resolu
tion To- morrow, calling on the Presi
dent tor his authority III law for send
ing troops to Petersburg when the!
were not asked for by the State Off
ciuls. Senator Edmunds will call VI
Mr.. Morton's bill tomorrow, provldlnl
for the counting Of the Gle ,torAl vote
The bill V one which passed tho Sen