The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23

with srms, for the irrrpr-e-inie ron
d,et over the assumption that the
House has no rights whi-t the S~usts
= hunJ to re-prct The cs,urse oti
-vsnt- If watched with much interest
ny the representatives II foreign
powers, whore sp-er- are hecominp
qdlr LAVISH
Lsuisisua snd tsath ear. iina.
The latest sdvice- from Ln,sisns
and South Cstoiins, ~. with rrfer~,ic.
TO the Developments i'eing u,ad- g.,
III. committee appointed ~ tile hons
~ representatives. tn. L.ui-inbn
committee, heae:ed by Colonel More
san. If Illinsis, had if,.Je d. tnaud
th- Westerii U i"n telegraph c,impsp,
for al dispatches fh,i passed tetee,
X puniicau managers a. wassisgt,-i
aud The r. uruiRg Borrsi. ih'- We
a, fir-i refused, hut the Telegraph com
psuy Row agfee- to cUnply n n,
House has Insisted upon lis rights lo
tuem Rrh deseioposebt- are expeej
ted from these dispatches. All Ga
testimony 30 far taken 10y the Heu.
show that then
uGs Intimidation and fraud /,
Louisiana but only ON ti.s
part nf Republicans toward
colored Democrats IL is eonfid-ntl,
expected that the House consmi;t..
W II elicit such revelation ia L,.uisinl q
that the moral sense OF the America
people utR insist upon The iBsiguratio,
of Mr. Iilden.
In south Carolina the evidence ellie
tied by the House committee is that
Hayes carried the State, but THAI Hamp
ton was elected G. werner. Taxpayer
refuse to pay Republican tax gather
ers; and unless the Federal army ir
brought into requisition, the Rspui Ii
can State Government will die for wanl
Of financial breath.
In Florida, we may add. the Hous,
committee are elicitipg facts thar
clearly demonstrate the success OF the
Tiideu and H ndricks ticket in tn.
State.
II force does not prevent, Tilden anu
Hendricks will be inaugurated-with
out the aid of the Oregon elector.
Comments Of the Press or the Flee
tion ~fssnneIJ. TiIdes,. CRANES Plor
and the imp-ndiDg crisis.
Boston Herald: We do not beiiev,
that there is any danger OF having twu
Presidents inaugurated, with fight
over the succession. AT the worst il
is more likely that We shalt have n,,
Pfe-id mt iDaugurated, which will in
solve new election.
Chicago Times DEM: The delight
with which Morton contemplates
Graat's plan for employing corpo-
rails guard of soldiers for Returning
Board in South Carolina is dashed
with tinge of regret that il was not
applied in Indiana Ruger aud few
of bis men at Indianapolis could have
accomplished in an hour what Morton,
Ingersoll, the whole "bloody shirt
brigade, and million of money, failed
to achieve in three or four months oi
bard labor, coionizing, and ballot box
stuffing.
New York Herald: Tue passions Of
men are becoming heated, and no one
knows what the outcome may be. 1t
may be civil war; there Is 40 telling.
Under such circumstances business,
and trade and industry, are not likely
to be encouraged by otherwise favor
ably conditions To make forward
movements or exert extra activity.
Money viii remain in lis hiding holes,
aud confidence continue lauglid. And
this must continue until til Alb vi
March. And then? Nobody eau tell.
Richmond Wing: That Governor
fiiden has been duly, fairly elected, n,
intelligent man cognizaDt of the fact,
can doubt. The Law must he enforced
at any sacrifice, At any cost the Iif,
of the republic must be protected Anc
this can 0uly be done by enforcing
the laws and inangursting the dul,
elected president, peaeeably by nj
means if It can he, but iuaugurated b,
should be though all the fieD,ls of tn,
nethermost pit, led oy Araoid aud b :
satellites, we're let loose to unite viii
their kindred spirits upon earth to pre-
vent 1t.
Phiiadelphia Balletin tRep.E II tn,
people OF the North, in the excitenen
Of the present crisis, choose to believ,
that the President who saved the ma
tion from such fellows as Wade Hamp
ton aud his followers has become al
assassin of popular liberty, Will,
Hampton has been transformed into
pure and beautiful patriot, we only de
plore the madness of the hour. Blu
we are very certain that in years I.
come, when the proceedings Of thi
time are regarded without passion o
prejudice. the verdict Of wise men viii
be that the President did his dur,
manfuily and well.
PhiladeIphia Telegraph, (Rep. J: TIL,
Republican party should scorned {,
stoop so low; the party Of progress, /.
ideas, of liberty, should have loarhe,
this paitering with the ballot, and 3,
the only men in 1t worthy 10 he callet
Republicans do E.sthe 1T. Better thos,
OF us who term ourselves true Repub
iicans should never enter Another Pr,
fiticai canvass; better that Repubii
eapism should be q thing of the past
and that the purer elements Of th,
grand old organization should unit.
in fresh forms, unfurIipg new ant
brighter standard, than that Its uuwor
thy leaders should be open to the sus
pician of attempting TO put It's candi
dste in the White House by fraud.
New Haven Register. The Pals
diun, In q virulent article ON South
Carofina affairs, tells the aworking
men OF the N.rthn that 's9overno
chamberlain is standing in the gap
for their personal interests, etc
Among the mocha iics nf this city Gu
Of employ, NJ least five hundred owl
/ their cohstftfon trl-xaav In tt,s n, isrf,,ov