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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06
BEsROlGSS LAWYERS.

In Texas. as we'll as ,lsew here in Tree
America (so-cilled), the wig, gown aud
other parspbernalia ut the lawyer is ig
liOred, aud he can wear all the hirsute
,ppeGdsges that dame nature haas be-
,tOwed, but French lawyer are doomed
20 wear clean shayen lips. Although
,he Paris students may claim to be
more trre aud di.order!y than those OF
WAeo, London or Berlin, it Is quite
slear that the PARIS bar Is under as
'trict a discipiins a. that OF dby clty IN
he ~, rid. An edict has gone forth to
he elect that mGstsclIes are at once
nd Irrsyocs6ly To disappear from the
pper i,ps vt ali ad' coates ia The Palais
% Justice. OF late yraIs the dread au
horities Of the taeste ID Drt,t hsd CON
wed al the wearing oi th,ee unpro es-
i"nal ornaments, aud lr v, Professors
sd even carried .ntu ib- lecture room
be iorbidden euILelnshms hts Blu.
hs Munster Ot Justce has iuteriered
correct the scardal. aud the learned
ounsel viii nu longer be ernlitted 10
spouse with their rakors. Tus iucl-
trnt has gwen occasion Iot ouly 10 a
felt zeal OF grumLiilg or the part o.,
'nsr gsutleaaeh, tut To : me consider
hle amount VI discussion IN the pliblh
.re.s as L the history oi must.tches.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06
ESTABLISHED, 1919
GENERAL ". C. BUTLER.

This distin guishcd gentleman. elected
, fsN dl,. since a senator from ths
State at south Carolins, is noN the
target ior every vile epi,het that the
Glelo- Dsp,orra, and Eier. Ocsaa can heap
upon him. He j. openly charged With
instigsting and articiratiugin the much
advertised Hamburg massacre, as being
the moving spirit in the "hloodics'
deed recorded in oar modern history
A frw tscis may set these lies al rest
General Butler served under Hampton
during the rebellion, lost leg at Brandy
station. rose 10 the rank of major
general. aud like all good men on hoth
sides. when the waf ended he bowed 60
the arb,tramcnt Of the sword, and h8,
ry.r been in accord with Hamp
ton ia teaching by precept and
example. submission 10 the government
Hrv,sa at Hamburg on professional busi
a,-. ON the day Of the horrible hu,ehery
hat had no part iE the blondy affair
except to maintain the peace But hi-
prominence ~ citizen made him NJ
Inviting target coz th,sa who sought 10
turn murder to political ndyanttgr
md bis name hss been in>eparlbly
interviewer with the tragedy Governor
Chsmh,rla! was then the undisputed
Governor uf South Carolina, with
regular troops at his command. ni-
state militia armed and under his
urirrs. with Republican Judges in
every ia liral district, sni Republican
msciiu,ry tor the selection of Jurors
Instead "f summoni the law to assert
its majesty. ht ru-hr away ln Wash
rtou lrH public letter he associated
,us name Of BItirr with the massacre.
tp which the accased publicly answered
bat he W., innocent IN ,br haud- Vt
he law. aud challenged searching judi
,Il investigation At ths' earliest mo-
ueut h- appeared heior~ Rcpul iican
/ udFr ani sskrd--n"l tor disch.tg..
/ sIt for reference ot the case 10 the
/ proper tribunh The Republican iudEe
I eld this red land,.i ruff tu this NOV.
I irg spirit ia the bl1odie-t decd recorded
in cur modern history" to bail in tho
sum Of one thousani dollars for his ap
I psararca at the court FOR bis trial. This
was last mdsummsr, aud why mas hc
/ not been tried He challenged him to
/ try him before all the Chamberlain legal
machinery, and gave notice that he
would then aud there snov who were
the real buthors Of lie Hamburg trad
ely IL wss this notice that made Cham.
berlain retreat Il was the fear that
Butler would prove that the Hamburg
massacre was concnCted and forced to
contamination hy political le ders most
trusted in the couusrls oi Chamberlain.
md that il would b. established before
a Republican court and Republican
Jury that the Hamburg outbreak was
one Of the deliberately planned feature,
81 the Chsnberl. ia polite a campaign
to arouse the country, furaish ex
-use to place South Carolina nndrr mar
tiAl isw and thus insure new lease o.
carpet bag power ia that State.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06
SILVER MONEY.

Texas ever had liking for hard
money and only Surrendered that char
aeter o. circulating medium under
tremendous commercial pressure Ii
cannot, then, be otherwise than crafty.
ins 10 US to know that the House Of
Representatives has passed the b,ll
wuich makes silver an unlimited iegui
tender Our readers are doubtless
aware that silver coin heretofore was
only u legal tender Ia sums not ex
ceeding i've dollars. There is no justice
,n requiring bonds 10 be paid in gold
alone, aud as long as that IS the case
1here will be considerable margia be
sween gold unG greehbaCks. The bonds
when issued were redermable III green
hacks. but Radical Congresses have 80
teeislRted as 10 r-ak, them payable
alone in gold. The silver bill makes
them redet nable in silver rs we'll MS
gold, and makes the silver dollar "a legal
tender 70 any extent Otfrrrd. The bill
has yet 10 pass the Senate. aud il IT gets
through thai body 1t is said President
Grant Will veto it,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06
LEADING QUESTIONS.

The New 0.lesus Des.eeTat in COM
ueuting upon Shtrmans eulogy of The
R.'tariins 3 B,ard takes 8aeasion 10 pro
pound = tey qlestions whicl lawyers
arr wont to call leading" They are.
certainly inci,ive sad TO the point. We
giV, sample:
We ask j. Madison Wells If year 5 ago
ue dit n"t shoot and nur,ier d Spaniard
ln Kapides parish, and il be is no, de-
iauiler to the State OF Louisiana, in a
SUN exceeding $4,000 Let J. Madison
Wells answer.
We ask General T. c. Anderson if, as
president OF the Boeuf and Crocodile
Navigation company, he and his con-
iederates did not make way with
upwards of $50, ,0O0 Vi public appropri-
alton. and If he was not years ago. ex.
PEELED from society in Rapides parish
7ecause be was caught cheating at cards.
Let I c. An ierson answer
We ask l. NJ Keuuer if he is no: a
negro gambler; if he was not waiter,
some years ago, in gambling saloon in
thi, city, and if be was not caught by
the proprietor robbing .he till, and
kicked down stairs. Let +. II Kenner
answer.
Aud finally We ask Cs.anave If he
vas not nonenity on the board il ne
did not look psssively on, knowing
that the business Of the board was &c
faIsify the returns by forgery and to
reverse the election. and il he is not a
mere ass? Let G. Casanase answer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06
moojYs MEETINGS.

Moody CaIeag Show Is elv.-d and
aie city papers are discussing the T,
alta. Oue oi the pecu lsrities of thes
Ieetinss was the large Attendance u
'.ekpoekets aud thieves, aud the sur
rising ease with whieh they Va lls way
sith their booty. Il Is sale to say tha
early a thousand pock rtb0oks hav.
e-n stolen irom tue riowds who nav,
ttendcd upsu Mr.. Aood,'s service
nd these rooberics have been eonmit
ed noI only IN the open meetings at Il.
ab-rnacle aud in FaYye.i Hall. bu
ven IA the inqaity oons, where femal
.ckpockets have swarmed tor the pa
'oss OF theit while protesting ankle, ,
bout their solis. Has. caps, c.ae.
imbrelias. watches, everything move
sOle, have been carried OFF by thes
.'landercrs, and no steps have beei
aiken TO protect the victims The d-si
the shape OF thieves has reaped .
fieh harvest from the saints and in
lu'rers. IL the managers had pl ,oec
ipon the walls, pillars aud doors, and i
every conspicuous plsce. the wasnins
Beware Of pickpockeis." much Of ,hb
shoiesale robbery might have been pre-
vented. The Chicago papers, ia view o
this Wholesale ROBBERY. arc moved t,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06

BLAcKsTosEs Commentaries or Eng
ish law have been considered for n. any
years past pretty fair authority when
discussing the principles of free gov
rnmeBt In chap. ii, p. III. tL,
..srn.d author refers in these words to
he sbselute necessity OF the freed, n.
i elections And. US it is Essential l.
the very b.irg nj Parliament that elec
io,s should be absolutely fi.e, there
are al. undue Influences upon the elec.
ors are Illegal and streaeiy prohibited
For Mr.. Locke ranks it among those
breaches OF trust in the executive mag
strate. which. according TO his notions
moant to dissolution Of the govern
tient. If he employ the force, Treasure
,'1d Offices Of The society. 10 corrupt the
representatives. or npenly to prear
fangr the electors, and prescribe what
manner of persons shall be chosen
For thus to regulate candidates and
'lectors. and now model the ways o.
lection. what is il. says be. bat sc
euriryy As soon. therefore. AS the tim.
,nd place Of election. eithet in counties
or borouahs. are sxed. sll soldi RS quar-
tered in the place sre to remove, a
least one day before the election, 4
the distance of two miles or more; anc
not to return till one day after the pol
is ended"
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'nd bur Tor the int-rcessiea af Mr
Lilly both ~euid have been killed.
Anoiher testified ths, when fonn,l
MARION ahode.' ne.y w.s ca, ap.u
Md two bullet h'sies fauufi ia hi-
srn,n.
EdmuHd Richards sware Or Ynnnp
l. ily, Pace ana others Tad hung him
henry Foster and l. ,ndon Hector IN
"a tree aud beaten then for refusing
10 .fe the D-nIneratic ticket
The testimony MAS very lengthy.
ana Tie witnesses were Subjected L.
severe cr'es examination, aud ask q #
he hanging aas rot tiore for st-sli,,e
teef, and sail that II was aIsocl,arv.r
t'ut soiDe men afterwards said thry
i"und the bsef Ia Y.una'- field, hut h.
''''uld not name the parties Tue con,
inittee adjourned till seven.
Mr.. Morrisan'. Hsas- sommut,se
Examined nuuotr of witnesses n,
r-gard &c the election ia til. ritv al
New Orleans and poll SIX la tbs
seventh ward.
A. j. Briuo, supervisor, srid he tiii
~ return the poll tec u-e tiie r.Iurne
we're not sworn To as required ty IN.
Nv.
ii. L. La~ler test ii Il To iui!n,,ia
son of coiored Detbo rate AID tral,lu.
1ebt Registrations of twD hundred and
ifty voters In the eleventh wad:
SHOWS Of
suaise DibbI~ Issts uctiag the segro.x
Sofc ipoaois
1t Democratic ppiis 81 a. to bay.
uen thrown out; mad seen men u,s
ribu,iug fraudulent registration pu
ers on the day ot election aud hal
bein arrested, hut the police turned
nein loose seventy -tive fraudulent
i.er were irsued iu Lis ,r.-eI,re.
new oi IA large puni,er of them who
,hefwar,is gave them up The c,m
.Iit;ee aujuurued tiii Monduy.
TIE House sun-ronfuittee tpik
sarshsr ses,tmoss ta ksf-reaee To
Place aisnine.
laden Wilson, U..ited States .ii,.r-
i-or, swore that registration was no;
tiriy Conducted, tba three Thousand
suters failed To untain registration un
ceoupt of the crookeiuess of Super.
'sor Edgewood, aud several witnesses
estiti-d To the bad character OF Jagen-
,r Veasy.
The supervisor of Lafayette parish
vas examined at great length in re-
ard to the returns from that parish
nd protest accompany ing it. H-
AID The latter was written at the Gus
ON house. nnd he was told he must
,iga it to Make His Rrlarus xexular,
.nd that tue new tally sheets were
nsfe cut with certain polls rejected,
bich he signed after they acre made
ut at the custom house. Witness said
re election Was fsir aud peaceabie.
aud that the statements in The protest
we're from heafssy evidence. The
iouse then adjourued to Wednesday
,ext without further bu~iness.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06

In 10 thought that the Permanent Ex
bibiiion in Philsdslphia will bs opened
about the lat Of May next. The sections
OF space will not be laid out until the
main building IL cleared, aud it l. re-
ported in Philadelphia that applications
for exhibiting have already exhausted
the room. The entire amount viii not
b. sllostsd until nsariy tho time for
opsniRE Ths company will this week
begin 70 remove the oxhibifa from the
othes baiidings into the N in buildins.
and lay oat Ihe various dspArtments.
A. Texas cannot officially mako ~ ab-
preparation fss space " this permsnSns
sxhihitioa. Tas HssAIp would rsspsss.
fully saevsst " osr wids.aNAke sua =.
tsrpTising sAi2wayA whiah oxn aunh
VISA bodies VI lsndA sad dsfivs saeh
large tncsmss frem imniSrans travet,
thai mspA pAuphlsts. epesinsas q
SOIL l1i1,erAiA psodueeion4 60, -
p'eeo1 y ~ eahflfioa baildine q
49, - - thegaoh 80 s1IDp Y 2
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06

rum AaE lAAlHa AaAlHHH
Qli,e pretty wausn ass f.er
day "a The Cenieplisl =TalEl-
the nio-t cheerful sly sunoalH...
she Was lo-t.T She had aeFs1a--
her party In which tul.s'i~z
the policeman. II aau't t1s
How should she Hr1s - .-
rived az night. 'p.4sa- k-.ss ri-
OF the hof-if' It urs .J1r.t
f~cd she didn W bar - H.- ..H.
and where did sirr cone IHHII .f. 30
she knew that So Was M -
SscTrmento. and h-r lU-tl-.t
She lad 10 relative E-t Ir
aeT nurse. and Fi1as. EH...l".
body t-issraPh O. h.- HH-rt u.f
knew So shat h.;rF- sas r.- -a
stan IA Philsdsll. .hls. -Hi ttr
would SCI her all Tistr y -.- 49,.
a blI boIhEE,d. a'i y col. -ar-ar= ..
oniy let the yrry .-I..r-g
man Eho bad found lrr I4s, a-r
the Centennial, wlll- an e1.u #z
coming trom S-crsui lfl sla H.
waste Der tim. 4-a t..r--sr
Ee was sent t. Cslinra.r. tl. ..-... q
rrpli.d and the AG.- .sar a- t1a
Of sO:ue 50 ;oula out Elsre- -a. rs-
sssyine. aud Na- r-tu. 1-f OBJ a,r - -..
and TO heT FREUD. lrs- -reriE-
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"rnote thas two Tsyans in Fsnnil
| lA'J are said to DO working upon Al
90" ~hieh proposes to give "perpei
AoN'n, There are five other fol
q S'iancv that At odd time. inyit,
'Ae'ei-c OF ,Hau's iuveative faeul
1 "'i. 1as qasdrature VI the circle
PH'io'ophsSs stone. the transmua
~- OF metal; disiaatisn or the di.
80 OF 'cereA BY magic "A and. lastly
''''Ai As'rOlog. IL 10 uawise to ca,
anything Is impossible until til.
rs'''04.',y Is demonstrated. II il
p''oas'S that the prs>sm eentus,
. ''e 'sa, Que OF lhess sscLled fol
ssate-n,y.
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roformer. who was "bulldozesr by
Abdui-AziE for advocating dem crate
changes in the public administration
lie goes about Stamboul freely, and IS
winning universal population. TEis is
all very promising. bat we remember
that Nero wa. tie most popular of Ro-
ulan emperors Abdul-Hamid is very
young. Let US hope he will wear as
well as he begins
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New ..ve.. ,,,, .n,,

JACKsoa WILLIE, Fla, Drce ~ Der 80.
iue Srust- c,snmitsve Is still In ser
-ppi, here. rh-re are 40 importanld.
seiopineuts 80 yet. The ruo connn
lee of the II .use have i,Dt Set refurn
ei. Repuoiiear lra'iers here give u,
the State To Drew
East y .tss Rass xebssssnS Team
taway.
NEW ORLEANS. De einbrr 3O.-Tb.
senate .uuc Hnaiiltee rerua,ed thei
examination Of witnesses il the Exs
Baton Rouge ease. James Crosn,
uni"red, c,in itiss ,uti.r Al poll one /
.ar,i eitsea, ssore tuat after the pei.
Was ei1S-ti tu. D.nn ,cr is made tht
,iiirets make returns To eerrespone
With tue tally sasets s~pt by them
TIE pull iIss .a~ hss. ~ nr would u,
Aear III u..e .si.is.g >usssitutei for 1t
Martin De4nS IA, coisrei. .,rrpo1r
ed tiir stnry ~ the
tsaagsax ~ J~rr, Mercer
Ansi Ia tire terr rs,.i * 4 iuii,f izers IL
he parish. AIR. B.rad SAID Jerr,
afkesi too mach and orgshizesi Re
,,usa,cau caucus. Witness had lei,
mere through fear al mas iiie.
Thomas NJ ,Atpiii., deputy Unite.
stptts Marshal. testified to the grners
naturalization of the euiorra people ANT
Irregularities III tLu eiert,en.
Gso. Bird, c.,lofesi, pferident of tn.
Rrpubliesa coan nittre Of the parrish
testified 70 gsiernt insi!nidstiou ant
violence by regulators, aud sail ther.
cen s.sf NO peace or erdvr ia the par
,sh for ear. Witn-ss~d stated thsl
tie coiuresi people 6eiissfd the; w-r,
ersecuted On account of their politics
.ad many had b-en
fsrssA - lsevs Taeis Hss1ss -
t;rop..
Senator Mcdonald asked that Mrs
diiOeit be required to give fessons = b,
the pArtiss bad kiiisd ber husband
which. after s0ale disciis<ion, WAS post
poAei fur surilser sielsOera.sail In,
cvmmitlss then Adjuusutd until Tues
day anosninx.
The Senate conmittes heard
EsS1snee ~ Nias e;easeeA M~o n lei
esenss - Oss&lstss.
Who substsutsAt<d Inc t<stinony d
ready s,ubil.hrd in sst~fesae . ! rsigl
u tsssor tlssss, apd ths lsssri0g of col
srsd ussa - vote the ueaaocsatt
Iticsee.
Rsv. Medfs and q NJ Hssrsil ~,
.lhov Md lssen fsssaesf q Ssstsislss In
ss1Atte ttete Nsse 49, - - ~
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lF Mr. Vanbary. the famous Hun.
safian traveller. may bs balisved. Tur-
Sey has thrown double sixes al last in
the mattsr OF = Sultan, aud At the mo
'nent when shs moss needs such .
piece OF good luck. The Young Abdul
asnid. sssordias to Mr.. vambusy, 10
everything thai his immediate pssde,
osssors we're not He has diauissed
one hundred Of his servants about the
palace aud ssns hem into the army.
aad BY cattlns down the civil List s.
has ssmpsiIsd his kinsmsn aud The
Tsss dlsnisssis ~ Soi.ow bic sxsasp,a
Ne Aas sslssssd - shs tussr = his ~
dsa ~ essvl 1GsnA essaI Juhna
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"s hess rom Washington 10 oil e.
'ame 'saor. The conspiracy sgain
'P''~' election. topples With It's ow
| sa' sH| tue Democrat. t,kin,
MI 'e.ore the WAGERING iin-s oi a.,
'F"a'u and reinforced b. the syn
ny C R-pubiioAns wno are not d.,
A "a " ioih the conspirttot., seem COS
''A' d victory The inSu slration q
80 a vii Ce = triumph.wou by homes
''''' FesArdless VI political sfhln
~, aad ''o1 a partisan success. Itwi.
ssA tue politicians. oscs for all. tia
'en TIE ballot l@lls u ~.ss execute IL,
''saaus vail.
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IT has been well said that it is for the
interest Of the Republican party and of
the conspirators who now control it that
the progress and the fnal consumms
tion Of the plot to make President by
fraud and force should be violently re
sisted They desire that the just pas.
sions of the people should be excited to
the point Of actual sedition. in order
that they may seize the opportunity TO
proclaim a new war. TO raise new ar
nies. TO subjug,te new rebellion, to
hide their own crimes with new blood.
shed and ruin, and to gain new and
long ase of power for themselves
fhis is their interest; this is shat they
desire. The weapons by this conspiracy
can alone be safely and surely resisted
are moral weapeBs--sppeals TO the con-
science, the Judgment and the patriotism
OF the people; appeals to rh m to save
the work OF the fathers. maintain the
constitution, to rescue free ms iiutions
The ultimate triumph OF truth. justice
md law, end the restoration of sell gov
ernment IN this coui try, all depend
'pon the preservation of pesee every
where. Make the contest one of reasofi
md right alone and reason and righi
i'll win. Make il cne OF force and res
on and right will be DESTROYED
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'Sa H. SssraEss is reported 10
CsNPrr.ssa t as bic balisl that ths
,'- o tse saprsas court OF FlorsdA
'sa's ~ tarVs.as out the slsxoral
'aat state lie eonsad~rs that tbs
''sa Of ssPrsms sssr, Is virtual.
-'A' no lssl slssior.A college met IN
ma on the day spr0sn,si BY lAw.
go 10 slsotorsl vote was lssa.ly ess,.
es,dg en- naios uaality In Iae acI.ou
~. l3su sisetoss. bss he aoss net
Atss4 CouUs - can nos either count I
ssef sss f.sssu - hsyss slsssssu
sf~ ssneo>s .
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IVA sa1tiy tall viii duubtl,ss be ~,
"a 'oh.ta OF pui,ie- and ia this o..
'ditNtl. be uaiike the great ch ri'
FH9let recrEIy gwen in B,ltinor l.
Aeorrw Benevolent Soeirty A
- eoasrisl gathering the toast. II
f'dento the Ug,ted Sta.rs." wa- .,
..''-ne,-4, sud request mrde Tor a.
i'a 10 r,-e Some four hundi,,
winrHt citI1cus were presspt, ~
ny ever one reiu-sd. Kissing !,
'''''d through the hail, aud a vuic,
.'''u'oi th't to Grants paiicy W.
n'u'aoie the great drrnaria Tor chni
nos teins made on th. peopl,
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white aud cs,i ,rs.,i wiine--e. testise,
~ her nofarIonSiy tad eoaauct, neil,t
iiargsd with infauticide aud lsavia,
aer enid ia fenee corner 10 ,iir; ais
nat she had bt.eh discharged from tw,
s'iant-iIoiis tt.csuse all tns coiore,
women refused Ia stay unless -he Wa
.ent away, and that she Was notofi
us prostitute and unworthy OF belief
.he story witnsat ~ shadow OF rrats
40 Nai'p.rt ST.
Chairman Howe said he had Ion,
.i!.ee come To tue conclusion tha
.tiZ. WAS uot to Us believed, merely
iecsuse sle said so, therefore tber,
as no Use ia attic nptiHg IL strengths
Aa- upiuiou ny 50 much testimony
Mf. sauisuury held that tnoe,
ia rgeti " her sn Juld be allowed I,
ut,Iradiet.
MIR. Hu~e said they might say ais.
nat Eliza Was @aaaded aad Heufs
,iil-,t, ifut these were Iaet, not atfeet-s
her testimony.
Several witnesses testified to
alex. Brooks' Ihr. ats 90 Ni 4 Pinh
ston
odsf May Tor Ieatius hiin aud bIiis.
is iingeT oil. tue Senate sue-c,sii!
.'ittee "ebt tu tiie fesid> Dee oi Eax
'iJhston, a iioui tu ,ake lier tesIiaI,
;, aud Inuad nef iaoorIns un,ier sucl
tease nervous ex :iteiu at Laat tue,
.baa'iuned II ior Tue present. III.
pie sitn wI III Sue Ised said pe.
lss uad ca.ied tnis nlorHItg sLd eA
hed uer ~ si5ipS taat y ,pie iro,.
,uatiiitH Mere coming 10 testify wuis.
nii'sa rgaiL>l her Ia I.g,r 10 ebii,
,i,iIns ih4 couiniiiter then eAau,
ei nu.nosr ot witnesses Ia rel.
sod 10 The
.ir.s1i.g up OF Usion Il zhis At..
n EAsl Il 'ton kmse aud ii0nIdatiu.
81 uegfoes. Geurge RcekuagN. Dey4l,
Unite,i State VI .r,ila, Tor ttal pail /.
testiaeu Ia iuIfuIida,iun auu but.
joz't.g oI coioted people there aud ~
sairilrss oI eIectIpu. Ja,Ies Pay a.,
aged Twelve, 81. srei, detaiie.i the TAR
'ng tAay i'f llIS Ianrr Uy tue krsu
.-tols, aud said George Carr i,ulls
.iItI oat ira.H gaIsr tile u.d, all,
danuri Cartntn put u rope ,.toun,
,is necs, al,i that tusy beat HIN nh,
ale itiii a X ,aitsi, aud that lie sal
&c ~outd ,iIe. Que }. Is. Jotl,lis tssII
,ied To .iiii,tiuatt Ii oi c..iusvn Ks .uJ
. leaiis in h 'st bat.n X k,usr, uy ahiei
.iiapy aerr prevented from voting.
lie Ii ..uss su D. cam ui,tlee examine.
sitiee witnesses Ia Iei-reGce To Law
fence, whu testified tu
.stsIfft ntion of = .isr~d Dem ocrass b,
Ceior-a Kefsaotsea.s
.u'i preachers, as sun as mem oers
ie CHURCH. fhe csnimiltee also ex-
.uiIhed ssvtiai witnesses irun Pa
Iueiiiiie ptrisf, Sho testIiie- u nans
- teguiaTlties and eohsiaefabie erouk
.,it,,..s an The a,t,,, ~ .,,,
;.'in,aeted til. .irctiob; several sal,
.,.n ..sa v.,, .,r,, ~
- ,.,,.
suist he had een u professional baiiul
~ - .,
r,. ,. ,n,t,.,.a a,, Ir..;
S..troA. an IN. ~ of
mn.
CHARLES q. Lewis eoiorea said n.
u.a,, a., .,,,. ,.o,,,,t ~ f,..
., =. ..a, ,, -. -,
.,,,. ,tron mean !. ,n~ sl.,. W.. :.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06

DO .s che r-uarkabic ratur,. Of every
'au.- 90 the South. ss reported iur
ug.e,u puIp0 -, tha, tie chsin Oi
''.u.1y s u,yrr completed withou
'as ied'r.. otuc,al acting as link
!, yu, uIr % iss district attorney. and
l,s.n d lml,,i sgatss marshal but 1t j.
''s,s'amrbody who hold, All sppoin.
hfaI under Grant
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06

Toe hualuE OF tno Dallas and Ptlcs
b. railway IS again agitated Tn
iiU.J ut. Jltlmes called attention
la amount IMPORTANCE Of construct
p tus gtp OF ninety miles, an,i
'Ns li uu better hand. TO build b,
'sn tlos, DR. Sllas Reed sndMscpu
f'arnlp E.i who are so sncrgeticaIl,
uE ahead the Dailas aud Wicuit.
th- r1ui be turned OVER TO then
ics nrirf year, viii sitnrss II
ar1'vt.sU