The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-25
Night A,sociatolprss, Rpporll

Night ANsoolatelPreSs Report,
A dozen northern pos tmastcrs com.
missioned to-day.
Two companies of soldiers ordered
FROM North Carolina, leaving only one
company in the state, at Fort Johnson.
The cablLet held trief session,
during WI ich the president thanked
the Louisiana commission for their la-
bOrs in that field.
A New Orleans dispatch says: ''rhis
afternoon an hundred guns were fired,
and the city was literally displayed
with flags, in honor of the withdrawal
OF troops from the statehouse.
The Louisiana commissioners pre-.
sentcd their reports to the president,
and remained an hour with him, and
later, dined at the white house. The
report Is simply review of their pro
ceedings.
Keeogh, chairman of the state repub.
licau committee OF North Carolina,
has written letter endorsing the
presidents southern policy, and pledg-
ing North Carolina republicans to sup
portit as the best possible plan for
future peace and freedom from poliii-
cal contention.
Hayes does not see how Wade,
Blaine IL Co., can give force to their
opposition. He says they could not
do it by thwarting any personal
plans or prospects of his own, because
he had none for them to thwart they
could not do it by defeating his nomi-
nations in the senate, because he never
would send any name to the senate in
whose combinations lie had any in-
terest, beyond that inspired ny his
general views to the good of the pub
lie service. he did not see thet they
could do anything beyond denouncing
his policy, even if they could find II
majority in the senate opposed to this
southern policy, the senate could not
undo what had been done; 1t could
not restore the troops to the statehouse
nor could it rehabiitate the govern
ments which had vanished as soon az
federal troops were withdrawn from
'heir support
A columbus South Carolina dispatch
says the legislature met in executive
session, on the call OF Governor
Hampton. In the senate, the former
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Gleaves, called
the house to order and made fare.
well address, insisting he was legally
re- elected, but that further resistance
would be futile. Simpson thon took
the seat aud delivered brief address,
urging harmony and strict regard
for the privileges OF all classes. The
Elgefield and Laurens senators were
sworn Ill. lDt btuutt INV hthuuo VI
teen democratic and eighteen republi'
eau, but one republican votes with
the democrats aud. another is in Jail.
The senate il virtually tied, and the
Acknowledgements has the casting
vote. The indications are that Assoc
sociate Justice Willard, New York
republican, will he nominated for chief
Justice by the democratic caucus, and
aud elected IN aecoIdanee with Hamp'
t)n's ayowed desire.
A Matamoras special says: Consid-
cradle excitement prevails on this
frontier on account of what appears to
be a well.founded rumor that General
Ord, military commander of Texas,
has directed the concentration Of a
considerable force Of United States
troops at Laredo, Texas, on the RE
Grande, Immediately opposite Nuevo
Laredo, Mexico. This movement, al
this time, when the frontier isremark-
ably quiet, taken in connection with
the facts that Colonel Shaffer recently