The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-25

Which IS Regarded Ia Washington aS
Significant Of d MOYcmcnf on
The kucmS's Work.
The saproRo COur. Of South Carolina
Asserting It's Dignity Boss tweed
Swears Vengeance Against Tlldan
Proceedings OF thc Loulsl-
ana Returnlng Board.

Proceedings Of tho Louls.
ana Returning Board.
ChictJustiae waite Vio.ctod wltb IN.
| President
WAsHNGroN, November &l.-Chiel
Justice Waite visited aud was closeted
with Che president three hours this
morning.
Mr.. Alexander Stephens arrived
here to-day. Heu-ea crutches on NO.
count ofrhouma.Ism, but has gained
ten pounds in flesh.
JoSce and Mcdonald Voucbed for ay
GrRu'.
Avery, pardongd for whiskey frauds,
makes a statement in which the fol.
lowing appears as the endorsement on
a letter rom Mcdonald, which he snys
hescutto the president for advice.
Joyce ani Mcdonald are reliable and
trustworthy. Let them have the in.
formation they want lSigued) us.
| Grant" ----.-''--
Aepub!icaa gatherings Ia Bmslre,s
ComieTs.
Adyircs from tie commercial con.
tres mmslakably indicate that the
better element Of the Republican par
iy ARE outraged by the proceedings in
south Carolina Florida aud Laulsi.
ana cannot long be restrained from
public manifestations Of their dlsal
proyal Of the management in those
States
South Caroline Heturniag Hoard
Frauds.
a despatch from Columbia, South
Carolina, says Mr.. puryis, of the cam
wasting board, assigns fraud us the rea-
son for his refusal to sign the ocrtih-
Gates issued to members Of the legisla.
turo 10y the board.
Hendricks yIsit 80 TiIden 49,.
The reported conference between
Governor TIlden, Governor Hendricks
and number OF Democratic Congress.
men in New York, is regarded here us
significant Of some public manifesto
ton in the near future.
Now Y0rsS Herald 0n the sitnation--A
BunEicd Report.
The New Nork Herald closes long
editorial with the following: "The
Republican party Is not made up Of
rogues or Tombs lawyers. II contains
a great many of honest aud honorable
men, and these will not tolerate what
would make them hang their heads |
with shame and not resort to trickery |
and base devices to doubtful means TO |
count In their candidate. Already |
the Republican opinion Of the proceed. |
ings in dispute is such that II has be-
cone almost impossible to decenlly |
count in Governor Hayes. Already |
the wisest Republicans say in CONVEX,
sation, for the sake Of their party they
hope for Mr. Tlden's return; yet the
masses are waiting In silence. But |
any appearance OF trickery or the
least continuation Of the attempts IN
the disputed States to take advantage
Of shallow legal technicalities, such as
the recent hearing OF testimony charg-
ing intimidation, in which the Louis
lana Returning Board has said will
give voice to smOthercd indignation of
the Republican party, who cannot
stand silently by aud see the good
name of the party sold in Disgrace
iIoss Twccd's Appearance anh Temper
me Campaign Put Tsp Job Come 10
Light.
NEW YORK, November 24.--General
Lehman, who saw William Tweed,
says he is not in good health, having
lost Mt least twenty pounds IN flesh and
his old wnrike and defiant look. He
seems IA ervous and apprehensive Gen
aral Lehman hardly recognized him.
He swears vengeuce against Governor
ridden, and has prepared damaging
revelations for the press.
ouIn,Car0IinR Returning Hoard L,cms
Fraud and violence.
a special to the Herald says that II.
". Purvis, of the South Carolina can
yassng board, refused to sign the GER
.iacates of members of the legislature,
IN account Of fraud,
A dispatch from Charleston, South
larolina, says DR.. Glover, supervisor
IF election at Swnnquarter, Hyde
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