The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

iOr "a psscssui Affection.
Before MJrrisou's committee, at las
evenings session, Albert Voorhses, 1
u member Vt the Legislature aud Oh air
lnan VI the Democratic committee
testified that every effort WA taken Il
Keep the peaNe during the c.ectiou
SIX WlInessrs irom Plaquemiue parisl
testified 10 Irregularities on the part o
Tie officers Oi lection, AS well IN 10 til,
intimidation Of u0lorsi meu W he
puOliUaus.
LI'Es rinhston's DFammsd Up iorros
lne committee thru uom uienued IN.
reuuttl"g Testimony Ia reference "
Eliza P,ukstOU. Some ten or twelve
white sud col red witnesses testified
~ ner notVrlouSly Uad conduct, Uelng
charged With inlantlvius Auu leaving
ner uuild IN ivuue corner ~ die alsu
mat size had Ueeu discharged iron twO
pihnt.tlOus because all tne ooiored
"omen refused " stay unless she was
sent away, aud that che WAS notvrl
uus prostitute And unworthy OF belief.
.he sIOry without u shadow OF iruth
10 snpport a.
Chairman Howe said no hat lonl
since come ~ the conclusion tina,
EnEa WAS not 10 bo believed, merely
because SHE said 81, therefore Their.
ASs no uSe ~ attempting to strengthen
INA. upiuIou ny 80 muon testllnouy.
Mr. SALISBURY held that tnos.
ch rged ny ner should be allowed "
contradict
MIR Hove said they might say alsu
nat Eil1a Was wounded aud Henry
AIllru, uut these werv iAots not atieute,
y her testimony.
several Witnesses testified to
alex. BrookS AIR, ats 80 ktI Pink.
SION
Last May for beating him aud biting
uis tiuser OF. The Senate suU.cOni.
.uiIlee Went " the resldeDcs OF Ensa
PInkslon, ~ moor, ~ take her testlinv
~, anu round her iaooriDg under such
i.leuse nervous ex jllem sut tnat they
ABANDONED II Tor the present. In,
= uple with wnom SUI iived said per
,ous had called this morning AKA ex
alted ner W saying that people trun.
Ouacuita were coming ~ testify wors,
.nlngs rgalnSt her IN regard To cbil,
aiming, ins committee then exam
ineI humber VI witnesses In relA
,lou 10 the
ar.akIug Up OF Union o. gbts stop
tlub
la Eas. Baton Rouge aud intimidation
VI negroes. George Reokuagel, Deput,
Uniteu States Marshal for that pari, h
,sstlned " Intimidation aud bull
ICzlny OF colored people there and VA.
,alrnrss VI election. James Pay rue,
aged twelve, oolorud, detailed The tux
~ away vi ILLS Iatnsr ny the Regu
.a,ors, aud said George Carr puileu
uIm uut fruu under the bed, ANU
Manuel Curmena put u rope arounu
nis neck, aud that they beat him anu
ca.le nun Radical, aud that he saiu
10 wouiu Jls. Que J. b. Collins testI
ned u inlimidatL II OF oolored RepuO,
Cans III East Baton Rouge, by which
many we're prevented from voting.
The IL use subcommittee examined
snree witnesses IN reiersuce 10 Law
.ence, who testified To
.n,imis alton VI ,sioPed Democrats b.
tOior.a hepuDi,cs.s
aud pI eacueis, AS Won 10 lnem0ers o.
.ue CHURCH. fne committee atso ex'
Amlnud SEVERAL witnesses from Pa
lueuiue parish, Sno testifis. " many
,renulurities anu considerable crook
euuess vu the par. OF the Radicals VIII,
.ouuucted TIE .leotiou; several sal,
cdsewvIth, supervision VI registration
asu ac,eu very unfairly Ia TeYistrA
lion auo uaipiug the voting places
.nuJ hv nad ecu u professional ballot
Mx suffer. OIe witness said thei'
ners lul.e hundred deputy Uhi'e'
states Marsnslr Ou the uAy VI eleS
| .iUH.
CHARLES @. Lewis, colored, said b
was u uem Der Vi the council 0f ire.
iuun, Of when nearly every promi
uent Repu Ullcan IN the state wns
.ue III yer, and that among the pensl
les WIS Ut Ath Tor ANY member VII
rlectloueered for Democrat A cop
vi the by laws Of the society WI
identified aud iiled M evidences.
Protest against the Barricading.
The Democratic Senators holdin
over, aud Clerk .zevant, OF th
House, called upon Gov. Kellogg Il
day, aud protested against barricadln
tn. State House. They demanded th
removal Of the barricAdes, which th
Governor declined to ITO. When sske
N contestants aud citizens would
admitted, KELLOGG replied that d
could not answer, tut u tue guards nv
a list VI members, they could 10 a.
mitted. Kellogg In replying 10 u
protest against the barricadlng OF Il
House, says that as Governor he 81
assumed the right to control the q
proaches to The House OF Reprent
lives.
Another Death In the wing.
BosToN, December 70. Pat. J. N
Dermott, surviving principal In bo
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