The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30
aud in few minutes packed to suito-

The audience was called to ORDER hy
Hon. Rufus King and Hon. Henry
~ Stan6erry made president. He, on
iskipg the CHAIR, made a brief bat
earnest address end was in turn fol-
lowed by General Durbin Ward. Hon.
{. w. Rowland. a prominedt temper
ance worker there, aud Judge Stsllo in
telling addresses. in which the -itua-
ton Was caiuIIy out thoroughly re
viewed. and the duty OF the people to
oppose, hy all peaceable means. the
'ne'iItated outrage of the Republicans
was held up tn the people.
III. only Atsempt az interference.
by Republicans was the presentation
of n resolution Ia the chairman by one
Charles Murray, Republican, with a
demani that it be offered To the meet
lag Tor srtian Murray, who had by
50 means obtained access To the
stage, was al this juI,ctire taken
ia charge 10y the police and led away,
ard the inGil'ieut disturbance queiied
The Resolutions are very moderate in
| their aefnsnds and expressions.
The attendance was inmeDse, aud
hundreds were turued away unable 10
obtain admission TO the hail.
ssos. hendrteh. iasersfeueu ON TN.
sftustioa.
| The indianapolis Journal, of Thurs
| day. contains all interview with Gov.
Hendricks, the leading points of which
are as follows:
The Governor said the men who
voted Ior Gov. riideu believe ne WAS
electes., anh they are greatly excited
NJ the possibility that he Ia to be de.
! pfived OF the office, and another 10 ue
ihaugurated WHO Was not elected, t.y
means oi party machinery, aDtl-fepub
/ iicah Ia rs character, auI by u uIsre.
gard OF the local law in its organizes
tiop, and by tue frau 1ulent exercise q,
lis powers. They do not 6~liey. that
uuder repu oiiean institutions 1t Is tas.
sioie that 40 Inquiry cao os ausde Into
the eonsGet OF Tue fur mcu Who uti-
dertoek 10 control the Presidential
election by fraudulent means. The,
believe that it Is the duty of the Hous. |
OF Representatives 10 see that tie pro-
posed wfongis defeated, even should
the Senate attempt Ia maintain IT. THe
opinion prevails gep.tuIIx h..li.y.
universally. among them that ttr
House o: RepreseLta;Iye, is cloth heu
with equal poa rr with the S.pat. it, |
the decision OF all questions which |
| arse during the progress of the count |
OF the electoral vote, snd that il " wouid /
be "a usufpation IN fisgrant y iulation OF |
pf the rights OF the people should the |
vote be counted aud the questions de- |
ended by the presiding Office OF the
Senate In defiance
Oi the Rtxht. Of ,he u...e
Wnat na,,,,i,. ,..,e;,. .,..t,,
attani,,.,, 70 t,,.. ,.c-,a,',.s 81 49,
esais ma cnlIiu. t,,,,,i,. ,nesti,.a. H., ,,,. ,
Northwest. ana ~ l,,.ctsIIv IL, t,e,. So.
AMI A. vo.,r -,,n,,,s..t ,.',,',''.,.''s.
n nu, .,tysn r,.s 10 ,s,,..,, ,.,,,, ".n
vii, y.,., . A., wh.,b.. -. -. 0 ,,,,
either p,rty wouid n,,d.r 80 ,.ia.',' pn
.tan,... ha iu., f,.a IL. rs.',,,',
-, -,.,,,.. -. .'..'.,,'-a W 'o'c'
tsa,S..s, ls,,.
tb,a ,oa.r .,.,vs .il,,d-, -, y "'.',. 10
| lof the nre-Ident of tbs Ssn.I.. a,',, -.
.xa,ci.I hy h,,,, ,,,r....a'''. nc
greatly contributed To exci;e non,,Is,
| ieeiipg. Ia this condition of the pubiir
.isinii the Democratic con- Di;tee OF Tia.
State issued the call for tne convention
u tue 9th OF JANUARY hot for the pur-
pose, as l suppose, q! making aii,
threats or Oh organizing any resistauc. |
I" authority, out tor the purpose o
naSi's = puiiic EXPRESSION aeaiDsi
'h'ea'eheu iuVasi1ts oI popular rights.
] anu o' siViug tue dous~ of represent
atiVes Al a-surahce OF support IN thu
exercise OF iis constitutional righis
s"d prefogntive-. There Is no purpose,
8" al "a 1 ain Informed, of g'ing far
tueF IN 'ufther answer TO your la
~ ~ n', iesaIu sofce Nc henns
p'a.eu 20 s-cu the presi-
81 iai as .ne otn OF January
80 .'''."n II copcsrneo, 1 AM very
su'e ''a' ns fehahce, us only reliance
:" ,'.s'-, u. .ns ia'I Iesuhs OF the presi
-, =, ~, ii oo upou tne Iofct
=, ,;.,h, -, ~ po. ~ support
| -, ~ 80 $3.50. 'nr ~fone.
,,.rt,,..p - e .ouse ., fstpre
- -, ,..ss.s anu eAef
| -. .,,r.. ,- PV~es'
| f" "aYe oeen oec,areu VI
NV :" Piac.'ce anu III tne sdop
'''' W '"e
Joint nuse,
Aud the passage by the Senate OF Gov
II srb.,s n,ar., =. - Ia "a, ~. Ss'on es
| q, Boo.,. ,,ositivejv a.-sr, ~ ,;.'s',,
parti,ipaie ia the count, and shout,
ast iisht or oehied ana refused by ih'
...',', -, .s eeu'N'
/ - -.tipns rs,v.r. NOT necs,,.r y, ~,
parr, movements, but because of a
| epi.n 9, IN tue maeh'nery OF the gov
! ,.ii.s,na,. 1, y u.osnai ~ ioI ~
vsperp the statement That
a seeses Fesstscssi society.
is being orgaDixed la this State, th
purposes OF which are dangerous TO To
ta,,,.,,, ~ 80 !, ,,' sni III
such movement in thi. state or ~,
portion OF il, aud | feeI confident i
saying that tue reports is without ai's
m'uhuAlton, I'D tsutn. II Is whoii.
sno. .,s sss,,, s' u n,ns
and for partisan ana bad ,mrnos,.r
The contest ia this State last surnme,
and fall WAS on The part OF The Demor
.nS a,,.,, Tnsrs - .,a 1890.
/ am sure there is No purpose 10 drpar
from that policy.
seu,a t.re,,un.-rb. R.,.n ,.x,.,,
i tssers Asjsaras
/ Hinder adyice from t,hanber;s,