The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-16

cfshutffs aud unsafe hcu uu Gi-t.
The case of Potts, nominated for "a
Petersburg, Virginia. Po-toffiee, hi
been postponed another week.
Seuats.-Ar. B-yzrd pov--uted u
: memnrizi Of the Ne~ lork banks A.
J haBsiag Institutions, rssnsas;Isfl
against she passage Of tie silver ua
tie said he, win other senators, h..
received = printed copy Of the neuio
rial, end did not present it 10 the --I
ate deeming it TO .. The orisius
pafer. This morning he received
di-pateh from the persons p-r-- a
o ho, perhaps, more ;hsu any olh-
cis-s of met va tie country. Ser
charged with the care of the prcpert,
at other, and knew zhSut the maII,
Hs which they spoke. The ulsmuFia
wss lsid Oh the table.
senate.
;he-- rOeesdiugs .he senate, zfJrf
brief discussion, passed the hcu-,
joint r,-sOluti pa, dyc!ased that the a,
on distilled s;'ir.is = int Xp--iisn'
Yeas, a.; uays, y. Mes-rs. Bsi -
CoaOver, bsyi-, Of West Sirgiuis
Dennis. MsCrssTy. NerrimsH, R.n
E '"if.' sAi y A4-oul Ne-iis ia Aor 1E-a
ON
.x,'i.ns,i,,n II s-t.s,',- -, ,,'.',,'
/ "f members q the returning boari ),
pfoi'r ana - secoEaanc- With ih'
=, L'u-.',a
. but a,ss nj, -, =, 80,
CONTRIBUTIONS - Wseeler. caiisc. ni
of internal r.y.nua NJ Iit,,. A. ...
Arnits9s receiver a, u,,hlt. ,n,,.,. Il
Harrison. Arkaps.s L. .a-,,,. t.,
AZ p.ne..ola. R.nI.min P,.,.l,s "a,
California. csa-uI 20 I.vou.. iP.-x..ts
wa formerly consul general ta Rra
lnauial
omiustloos-Jnhn = Wieft.r. Ne,
Virginia, mar-nal. ofIlsho.
Tie National Agricultural ts,ugr@s.
aud the American Forestry Asa,ria
tiou Will convene ut willard hail 90
February lsih. and be open t. dele
gates from al AindT.-d local ~ c,-.a-
tons.
Senate The committee on railroads
re-uusd it, hesrIog 90 the arEumei =
on thr Texas Pze!dc aud Southern
Pacific hill-. Mf. SiorF- concluded
h.> ieszi argument; n 10 the pagsr 1i
cuDgr,'s- io confer eiisr,-T- on corpora-
iion- 20 constrnrt aud operate railroad.
sIihin the stsis-. lie cited q s-@a'
uunDer Of Occasions To -ho~ tlist a..
stsies alone had that right. sud that.
uElvs- iuiIer4tively B.r-ssar, foT pat
l-rsss of federal action, Cousre-- hAi
no power in the premises No uec--
.i;y cUuld I've claimed ia tue Present
ca-r. ani tb.r. ~.. no poS-r. lie nI-o
cite q cases 10 show that the Franchise.
of corporations might be revoke, sus
rrsu:g-i by legislatures, for uon-.om
piiauees. ueglsc, or misuse. and snos .,
that hy the f.ilur. of "a. T....o
Pacific 10 t:iId one hundred n,il.-- r.,
yer ~ rsaui,ed IL x.. nov c,r,..
teuftar congress to d-.l.f. a. Ia,.,,-
ana frsueh forfeited and 70 el,h.,
rs-,o,,. thso, q, ,,.. ,-,,,l;. ,,,.,,.,,, -.
transfer them to th. Ss.,b.,, p..,fic
compapy to, In. u,.r,-,-, a; con-t.n.,.
Ing that road enst In The I,fo Cr.,ss
The comuitte. adjourned tii 10 mnr.
.ow morning.
la responding To General Gib-on'.
remarks, Nc. Hale inqrirei wheth.r
the gentleman indorred the pro-ecu.
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progress ia New Orleans
Ms. Gibson replied that II these men
were guilty OF violation Of the isw
the prosecutions acre proper.
Mr.. Hale said, a. no uuier-tao,i ii.
the gentleman aid not discourage Ihs
prosecution.
Mr.. 1ilnson-I would iugsir. in tom
whether the genileman Ihought they
were wrong.
Mr.. Hale repiiesi that II th. gentle
man waited his views he wogid sss
that b.. regarded the prosecutions a.
the gf-sies; outrage IN our pa,itie.
hisiosy.
3 SIR. tsib-on said tia. M. Haze La
always ,ienoGne-,i the ta.oplr Of i.s,
i-i.na. aud that d. treated IN. gru,i,.
man. t.mark. with e,,,.ut, In,
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