The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1868, Page 10

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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. — eee House. ‘The Senate ii scam” 17 Apocanenminenihiaaltihitioa tp nee a ei ate Her et elena asa Renna f——--—- -- 1 constitnt ‘ e resolution was then * to. entitle men % have the’, political bd . aca ast Wate yg ee et WASHINGT On be vas ged ve sia bolas THE FENIANS. e this) ease BOCOTUM Ag to the constitution and the Ns Mr, Mpapoute clined arose ng resolution and La yet ringette tred, and the ent Sente Convention of the absence aif ene ee ee Oe yp tenting? ly rays and Means be te- | that wanan-holred the teconstrucvion ot tua Beate in ‘ouvention of the Rrecherhoed ai Syre- ww on the sublect, accord nena pe k _ cmay, PSY ing to the taw Senate enter : greta preparing bil egal pe 00d tate sree ery good evidence a thal reapect . as CONSINURD FROM THIRD PAGE, Cieneet eg Sanne waged, commen suet] Proceodings of the House of | ‘om sar supice wimie ann camed fei ie Mitr, Biogas reprettog that onisrene domoorat was | och prasg ceniat Convention is now in session Rere. poration of mat dill, came ap for the consideration | the Cltlze” would this theory lead us! For my tari. found in the list of twehundred-and that there was | 22° ™ 8D% fifty-seven delegates are m sttend- and advice of the Cabinets it was covidered by the | UND Date cannot consent 10 sarong Een Representatives. ‘The previous question was seconded and the reso- nota general aninesty ¥ en a President and Cabinet that a proper regal il 4h Parliamenis e tine The tutlon Was adop' ir. ROBINSON desired to offer an amendment, but e Zor fiowing address has ~ desirapie that upon some | 1” yess the freedem of specch. Pn mnennnns TOW HE PUBLIC GROUNDS, Mr. ‘been delivered:— Proper fase 0 facia deveriination co il wv canst * geventh artiels Gotan £ meat Bo emiend Mr. SHANKS, | rep.) Of Ine, ce Facet geri aysiebveyeaea rs 2 ores We the mtatlves oft Henan al Chuded ie ct ted vt e on ic Bul , ives This pon AS ate bar nion, clearly admissible, cope cae aliogation of an intent to prevent a iiolent A Bil Repo: to Admit North ene en nanenineine ‘expediency of providing that ie Sonppent toe eae ee eee Brotherhooa of the State of New York, a commulative of or to explain Ce tien of tho act of Marah 2, bate Tor cerning ts, 8 and South Carolina, Georgia, by law for organizing under the Engineer Depart: | which negro eudrage twas the great princ re, Was to Teatthe aithath at ee cxan- sage Presi wi iy ul vernment rel 2 *- ns, more the same facts and which the Macegers ter O hie despatch from Governor Parsons, of aa &vabama and Louisiana. maimed, wounded oF dbsabied Union soldiers in the een Poappilcanae a Novihern Baton that “have | 3nd. the Welt, “aselare thee eae Guved aird make a part of their case, but telwen re | Dama, and the reply of the President (heveto, eae) late war, fo aet as watchmen in the Capitol grounds, | repudiated the policy. John O'Neil, | declare that the {4s incompetent testimony by a Vote of the | dated in January preceding the passage of the law, wane the grounds of the Execative Manston, of the Siaith- | “Binany the bill was passed by mors than the requi- | Sitboger sf the Deesens at Henata “i Puitevs nav: deciiou wae erroneous, and | apperrs to be ihe only. evidence adduced.’ ‘These sonlun institute and the other public grounds of | site two'thirds--89 ta be hitherto, and hat aald plan of 0 cf ‘Mmaguruch as there is no tribunal to re ithe errors | espatches are as follows :— , Washington, Adopted, RIGHT OF WAY FOR A NEW YORK RarLRoap com. | Practicable. We ave pieae incl Hd.) tho ‘Of ts, and it is impossible to order@ mew trial of Mowrgounny, Aja, January 17, 18601. | Preparations for the Chicago THE EXPLORATION OF THE COLORADO RIVER. PANY. enemy soon ‘upon attle eld, and we Wis case, 1 deem it proper Wd There offers to | Lesisinture in session. Biforis making ta recchalier vote Mr. GARFIELD, (Pep) of Chilo, Introduced a Dill a- | Mr. GaRPIELD asked leave to Introduce a bil! grant- | fall Upon you to exercise your utmost to pres: uaving been proves Ae Rave, 1m addition | ¢uooustitutional ameu teak, evil pas, We do hot know Convention. thorising tne Soreiare zt oyiemes, ewok cose: | ing the Tigut of way wo the Whitehall aud Plattsburg | many thousands of willing, hands ad tae Races the ovidence of General Sbpniane The Frese ge | meat ello in TATAIBONS, Rechangs Hote. ii engaged in te exploration of the Colorado river, un- A MUnauy onected. Rees oh Cane eee int G secre! - Anpasw JOHNSON, President. iT direction 6! ‘rofessor ‘owel may , ioe ‘or ‘he Depart crimeatof War and ienicrd ene | eee A nae ‘he 16th neceanary to euable it to prosecute its work. A motion waa then mate to otra, chatinan Coualitée senaaass ‘wae ‘then’ iuvolved waa talked ora week then Uutenp Gravee Moses roe il ‘THE TREATMENT OF UNION AND REBEL PRIFONRRS. — | be tranmantal to ee coy Was possible business might | THowas H. O'BRIRN, Troy, Secretary of Exkootive OFFS, WASIIINGTON, Doe ih Mr, Munaen, (dem.) of Ohio, offered a resolution to the 25th Instant. ‘General Sherman. that fe ‘subject of using force ‘om the fo eject Mr. SI - What ible good. can. tained by recon to extend the powers and duties of the select com- | yy, tinned b the ‘Presta jet! to repel the taea, When silesing "the conttivuiional” amendment? canoe Initiee on the treatment of Union prisoners to an De anal Gested ta tae bene ek aa fit, a had . . i General Sherman asked him why the lawyers could R000 10, the ICS. POMP OF. attaiatr gpd od * | inquiry ito the treatment of prisoners in Northern | giso adopted a resolution that tomorrow: at wwelve SRO BR Ve Ce ee Roi make up'a case and have ihe conficting ques. | Jo, mot Deliere, {he people of "to change the WaAsumNarox, May 11, 1868, | camps and prisons, into the conduct of Union officers, | o'clock, the vote wounl be taken on th ponding | ipbytnked Wes sheh fa apo sen reer oe anak Tha te ‘tions decided. by the courts, his reply was, at it | wnole character of our government by enabling acta or other- t Pr Not in reference to the exchange of prisoners, and into | articles of impeachment. Tho Speaker, however, | ver. “scarcely & month passes in whlch some woe ‘Was found impossible, or a case could not be made | wise. I believe, on the contrary, that they will eventually up- Important ‘Treasury ication. the propositions of the Confederate authorities to | nad information that posslbly—ne would not say | the cure of ell the disorders ineideat on Op. But,” said he, “if we can bring the case to the | bold all who have patriotism aid courage to stand b the con- ‘The following notice was promulgated by the Sec- | ontaln medicines, to be sent under charge of federal robably—that order might be rescinded by tho | broac Bach has ite little day, its Fer eee a el the aiem: | fhould be no faltertngon tie part of thawe where honest in J Tetary of the Treasury to-day: — surgeons to Andersonville and otver camps, and | Renate.” Head not recelved any noiihestion from | fetyasibechae may be—aud then drops then, we have the President advised by all the mem- thetr determination te susialc the veverat ae , 1868. Provisions to use ext ely fo1 the Senate that it desired the presence of the House Of bis Cabinet, including the Attorney General, uty itis made by law to give legat advice St. ‘including the Secretary for the Department Wat:, also an eminent lawyer and an At- torney’ General of the United “States under a prisoners in those camps and prisons. Mr. BENJAMIN, (rep) of Mo., moved to lay the re- solution on the table, At was laid on the table—yeas 75, nays 41, ele ‘ Wasutnoroy, May 11, “Every month and brings forth a new one, Notioe 1s hereby given that all compound interest cloyiug tho gassiten with cante notes intended for conversion into three per cent tem- rary loan certificates must either be presented to he Assistant Treasurer at New York, wholes ‘the full co-ordinate ments of the government tn accordance with its or! ni. de ANDREW JOHNSON, ‘Hon. Laws B Pawooxs, ¥ 7s Ala, I am wholly unable, from these despatches, at twelve o’clock to-morrow, and, therefore, if the Honas.nowr, adjours arene ee Hage ay AA until some notification sho: receiv from the Senate, bit to deduce any rlminal intent. They man- | charge and control of the iasue of auch certificates, or TEN DAYS) RECESS. Mr, STEVENS (of Pa.) moved that when the House | [if vietims, not to ‘and baftie formes ‘administration, that the act of March | \fest‘a” aiversity: of political, views een, a Mr, EckuEy, (rep.) of Ohio, introduced s concur. journ to-day it adjourn until Wednesday. dest ahd 21, if'o7, was unconstitutional and vold; that the | the President and Gorgreas "The case ‘contains | Wen mane. cortideatas whiskescs Presentation rena fo axperreness'fon Eatariay next made under the circumstances and | fet prevent three members of the Cabinet ae over from Mr, in’s administration were not included. in ita | mble evidence outside of these despatches of at the office of the Assistant Treasurer at New York, that diversity of opinion, Ido not perceive that | win entitle the holder to receive ‘such certificates in Mr. HARDING, (rep,) of Tll., moved to lay the reao- | attracted much attention and ‘awakened | ati taken ‘in advance, all Bayt iesons, and shat it was cecieable Fat GRO 60% | thoge hes change the nature of that well | exchange, Compound interest hotes ‘tnvended for | Millon on te table lected “et to 5 agreed to | $Teat interest a8 indicating ‘onthe rr ofits mover | fre sstabianed ey veotaiene eee Hip iats of ihe law should be obtained, "Now, when | X20W2 and in my opinion much to he deplored dat | redemption in lawful must be forwarded 10 | yeas ga ‘mars 7, Sa ee ie eats peice ware in olrouae iit Hosier Slomach Site come noaer tothe it/.s reinembered that, according to Chief Justice Viewstd tha case, Ihave epresed ao iewsupon any the Treasurer of tha Ui tee at Washington for | Tay DONNELLY-WASHBURNE AND BROOKS-BuTLER rN. | HOB Tegarding the probable issue of the impeach- salttion be nish whiicee c soar arahiall, the act of 1789, creating the Depart- | of tne questions upon which the President has been | ‘&! Purpose. Sécretary of the Treasury. VESTIGATIONS. The SPEAKER femarked that the motion was in m@cnt of War was intentionally framed se as to early imply the power of removal to solely in the President, and that as the bill /passed into a law it has ever been considered Mr. THomas, from the select committee on the Washburne-Donnelly aud Brooks-Butler investiga- tions, offered a resolution authorizing it to employ a eT h So der Geywandto alk during the m of ed at the bar of public opinion outside of the cl Thave no it to travel out of the record. Mr. Johnson's character as a statesman, his relations to political parties, his conduct asa The Trial of John H. Surratt. ee. and had the priority of the motion to ad- To-morrow has been set for the trial of John H. Mr. STEVENS, at the suggestion of the members Foluminous array Of testtmouy that hae ever besa acoun a n- near him, withdrew his motion and the House at | lated in favor of tonle and 4.8 full expresston of the genge of the Legislature on citizen, is fforth at reconstruction, the exercise of ce pesgonliacnrrerr sabes ss rene, { the House, wnich was adopted, half-past four adjourned until to-morrow. Finy years acy warn P “| lon! character point UNI ease _— course such Hae ticremipnbered that this construction has | meats and b infiiences under wilch they were | cutlon are ready, having summoned. their wit pitt, Borume, (rep.) of Mass. ted 8 commn- pT er eA a fashington to Jonson, by the Bupreme Court, Ty ee ey OTe orator acy | nesses. As yet tt is not certain that the caso will be | Moation from the Governor of Texas, whic E U R re) P E Tiroedouslp Biaterise, ‘peedings every Ccngress of the United States, from the frst Judgment of the law governing this case to be ie, | tried, as the defence may show good reasons for a | “Tee aoenesr oem COMMILIC. ne Preal- ‘ RS hae i ever assembled under the constitution down to | Judgment of the law governing this case to be in dent transmitti: ‘and documents relative to Fesources of the profession. The lancet ‘the Thirty-ninth, and when it is remembered that all juenced by political considerations. I cannot continuance. ‘ the folie, r hs a ine ent nN ly to —_ piers i and if the brain was Of the President's Cabinet ‘and the those eminent op Seeeroy the heen of te constita- The Sales of Government Vessels. Carolina and Louisiana as to the sale of publlo ves. ies plaster Calomel Gnd jalep were Slaninisersa Counsellors within his reach advised him that the | Suie President. Whatever may be my opinion of the | ‘The Secretary of the Navy has replied to a resola- doses" tn bowel complaiuts, and the bela nce the close of the ‘rebellion, except by tho | Tlie Herald’s Abyssinian Telegrams Sent Prcecding Congresses, past Presidents and states- the ‘and Story and Kent and Thompson and incumbent I cannot consent to trifle with the high tion of the House, showing that over three hundred ‘ar Deparemipnt, Fron which no report has been re- Wi distempers, “This sort of was Marshall ceived, and to mercant marine and com- ndertakers, but deadly } ‘were right in thelr construction of the constitution, Hon mey be onaeened late te eepreval'of tampash. | Vessels have been sold aince the close of the war. | Swed, ant to the meroantiie All Over England. iP orotgt mouraing ine coven howeesolee = inir‘y nine Congress was wrong, leit strange ments as a part of future political machinery. How- | In some cases where the captured vessels were EXTENSION OF THR WASRINGTON OIFY CHARTER, aumereble graves oe ena Matt Barr uattation- | ever widely, therefore, I differ with the Presi- | smalljand would not pay the expense of adjudica- | _ Mr. WELKER asked consent to have taken from the oe dent peeneng a. itloat views and measures, Speaker's table the Senate bill passed April 7 to ex- leeply way, r, St is hoped, to return, and efshe question whether Mr. Stanton’s case Is included tlon, or were unseaworthy and could not be} tena the charter of Washington city aud to regulate nce of javigeration is a the provisions of that act, If1t was not, as think | fhe aimerences vetyeen,Munself and the Congres of | Sent within the jurisdiction of a prize tg selection of ite ofteers, British Acknowledgmentsof the ite nor. the phyalelene ‘Knew where 2 look foe ‘clear! jus LJ nt a rr. IDALL, (dem. | jected, rmiess invigorant, many years im issue, for he did no unlawful aot, If it was in- | ther te io gaiity at biok celine aed Tae Oe Ne sige AB = Pet er and | Mr Wetman femarked that the charter would ex- American Press Triumph. scunulasta aa ‘and more then I ask whether, in view of the facts, the ane ho ality cea, Tamacting in a judi- | 2d compensat cap’ ire on the 14th, and therefore it was important that — pene pre pre ere President's guilty intent to do an unlawful act shines capacity, under conditions whose binding obii- | United States acquire no title to captured vessels Enmediate action be taken. clal gations can hardly be exceeded, and I must act ac- cording to the best of my Coa dle jodgment, and Sra roguire: If, according ictates, the lent is guilty, T “mus:?? Say 80; if, according to their dictates, the President ts not ity, 1 “must”? say 80. In my opinion, the President has not been guilty of an im le offence by reason of any- thing alleged in either of the articles ferred Mr. Evpripag, dem.) of Wis., that the necessity of action arose from the desire to carry the election. ELEER moved to suspend the rales so as to take up the bill as to action, which was agreed to— yeas 89, nays 27. ' | Mr. WELKER offered several amendments to the ‘with such a clear and certain ini to justify, to ity of @ high consti- crime or misdemeanor? ‘The Mi r, Mi Boutwell, admits that “if a law passed by Con- _. be equil or ambiguous in its the Executive being called upon to admin- ister, may apply his own ‘best judgment to the dim- eulties before him, or he may seek counsel of his ad- except by purchase from the courts and payment in the same way as if the vessels were bought of private individuals. The payment of prize money is made from the proceeds of sales’ of captured vessels and other prize property, whether sold to the United The Steamship Australasian in : Fatal Collision. States or to individuals after condemnation, and is satay them a new section amending the first The Inman steamshtp City of Antwerp, Captain | tape or it is, soto speak, the ife-blood of the eer neent Ronn Be Justi, | Sgalust him at the bar of the Senate by the House of | the avails of captured money appropriated or pald for require ‘the ‘clectors’ to realde’ ime the wand | Mirehouse, which left Liverpool at two.P. M. on the | monumclsearae ofell ogress, sound Fre. But thie ediaires Sed, and upon no prineiple of rigit could he ve hela | HePresentatives, by the United States, Or abelian’. iooiten “atkins 29th and Queenstown on the 80th of April, arrived at | Bal elements of the bit tbe to answer as for & misdemeanor in office.” Does President The Internal Revenue Bill. three ontha, and citizens to y vepons Teeroh Mabrortherfr aa oo hot thin adminsion cover the case? Is there nov | Am Interview With alkane Aer Sn aaa Gr cortuteg | tS Port yesterday, bringing mall report. in detail | vegetable lagredicmts intermixed wih the alsoholle base @onbt about the legal construction of the Tenure of | [Washington correspondence (May 10) of the Boston WASHINGTON, May 11, 1868. | Popies thereof, and providing that no property quell, | OC OUF cable despatches to her day of sailing from | Pre, iuerativen ai presses aan ie tedionl eerie ney ? all We condemn the Preatdent for fol- Post—democratic.} The Committee on Ways and Means will probably mn shall be required for any of the Sauatoipal Ireland. Sane edernueaesaeeoanes asta 7 tho pureeanilarant ne counsel of Ris advisers: and Tor, pul The provable result of the great Impeachment trial | report the amended or consolidated tax bill. It pro- | omces. When the City of Antwerp left Engiand the suc- | wonderful elleaoy sav meneeiet ns Preentoreing ana oh ane suck aaa ae PUL upon’ it "whea | 18 the universal tople of conversation in all circtes of | poses to create the International Revenue Bureau | Mr. NIBLAGK, (dem.) of Ind., desired to offer an cessful result of the Abyssinian expedition, the as influences the human amendment 80 as to extend suffrage to persons of foreign birth who have resided one year in the Dis- trict and who have declared their intention to become citizens of the United States, Mr. WELKER declined to allow the amendment to je Joy, oh = Masaka aaanatngeel to explain and advo- After debate, the previous ition was moved and the bill passed. “ bua ‘ithough the medical profession are alive to the value of society here and elsewhere; but the great wonder 50 ‘as s restorative, and & has been intro- q trequently expressed Is, “How does President John- son feel? What does he think of the chances of con- viction or acquittal?’ To gratify this very natural curiosity or, wonder on the part of the people, your correspondent sought information at the Executive into a department, The whiskey tax is retained at $2, The tax on cigars will be raised to $10 a thousand. Brewers have failed to get wastage allowed to the extent they desired. _ The bill will be acted upon by the House immediately after the Chicago conven- tion. we enacted into a law? Itis not pecomary forme to refer to ‘another statement by a order €o sustain my view of this case, but | to it only = = tan ie og mn of {etcegsnitta an- oun: was aal e Senate; urpose Of deciding whether the respondent is innocent or ca enter into no inquiry as to the constitu- ality of the act which it was the President’s duty attempted assassination of the Duke of Edinburg and the position of the Irish Church question monopolized the public attention. The news from Abyssinia created the liveliest satisfaction. The sudden close of the war caused @ good deal of excitement in the East India freight trade and a ww execute, and which upon his own answer and by | Mansion, where he was cordially received by the President Johnson’s Message to Congress. APPROPRIATION TO SUPPLY DBFICIENCY IN THE THIRD | heavy decline in rates, as the release of the tonnage lit propertion are Psu yEpeated olticlal confessions and admissions, he inten- | President, who, with perfect: nonchalanee, inquired, The President, in transmitting the constitutions of MILITARY DISTRICT. under charter to the government would be upeedy | pressing “and moreid, loBudeoss walt, peo ais ie Benally, wilfully, deliberately set aside and violated. | «what news today? How stands impeachment?” | wort Carolina and Louisiane to-day, accompanied | _ Mr. WasuBurne, {rep.) of Ii, called up the bill “ body of disease. rea- ¥ cannot believe it to be our duty to convict the | No one could have that the ‘who pro- ° appropriation of $87,000 to supply the | 24 very large. pa fons it is 5) yaad 1 ygpeeended: ( of an infraction of @ law when in our con- | pounded these il vemtiiee as himself the party im- | the act with the following messagex— deficiency in the 4) for the execution of oe untamensnie cn tha apeeaan atcdumieneseraien Se the law itself to be invalid, and, | peached and then on trial for “high es and | To the SENATE AND HOUSE OB RPRESENTATIVES:— e reconstruction the Third Military District ENGLAND. ‘iacaikies new clearings and rich allurial ‘erefore, every Ursaiig effect, If the law is | Inisdemeanors.” Mr. Johnson has never looked T transmit to Congress the scoumpanyt for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1868. He stated sols ; to travelers who may have to encounter: varieties Fee reitutional, itis null and vold, and the Prest- | better than he does to-day, and his fine flow of good | mi which embrace all the papers that have been | that the report of General Meade ‘and a letter from of temperature, and drink many kinds of water on thelr jours ent has 7 Ammitted no offence and done no act de- | humor indicates anything but @ troubled mind. | submitted to me Telating to the proceedings to which | the Secretary of War, showing the necessity for the | The War News from Abyssinia—The Herald’s | neys; 10 residents and sojournets in, tro} climes ; to pare Mee Scitpechment. Agsin, thems said:— | ater briefly replying ito his questions your corre- | they refer and the States of North Carolina and | pawiage of the bill, ‘had been sent tothe printing | Special Telegrams the First Report of Vic. Pogaecages conunations are petaned in cqowded sovmma, we é constitution: “7 the President is to obey spondent vent ‘upon his work directly and with- | Louisiana. ANDREW JOHNSON. Office, but were not yet printed. tory—The Whole Country Posted by the iow Sobeelan tthe “sir; to individuals in § and execute the pigs le has no authority under | out circumlocution. ‘WASHINGTON, May 11, 1868, Mr. ELDRIDGE asked whether the bill included all labor; to deblittated and ‘the constitution mah y pay law to Fae ito-any “T would be pleased to learn your viewsof the A Shipping in 1861 and 1866. the sums necessary. American Despatches, Peculiar to ther sex and to that large class wate ee ane ‘te PRs ag Pir iag in pe situation, Mr. President; what 40° you think of im- Plo: ose. tan talsntaiites Bade he Datticent Mr. W ASHBURN aad Lit Included all I AnaE Wee Baoee en. LONDON, April £9, 1868. | whose mental energies are overtazed by the cares aud per . achment » | sary up june next PI $F gltierwise. | Every law of Co may be tes Perne President promptly replied—“Oh, Thave never | shows that while the number of arrivals of vessels | necessary after that ume would depend on | | The delight of the English people over the result | ? New xork offles, 98. Dey street. “es ut it is not nade the duty of any per- | anowed myself to believe or feel that the American from American ports at London in 1861 was two | the action of the gentleman from Wisconsin and him- | Of the Abyssinian campaign 1s almost ludicrous. MEDICAL WONDER—HYATT'S LIFE BAISAM. = a so 3 ee Is this so? It is self in relation to admitting Georgia into the Union. br pd Senate would prostitute ite great Pet, of impeach- ment to base party pu and I shall not believe it until I know the vote of conviction hag been re- corded. Such is my abstract opinion of the Senate; but whatever their ent may be I shall cheer- fully bow to the au of the constitution.” “But, Mr. President, 1t was ited by Mr. Bing- ham in his closing argument that it was doubtful whether you would obey the mandate of the Senate , that the constitutional validity of this law could not be tested Before’ the courte unless @ case was made and presented to them. No such case could be made unless the President made a removal. That act of jhis would necessarily be the basis on which the case ‘would rest. He is sworn to “preserve, protect, and Gefend the constitation of the United States.” He must defend it against all encroachments from what- They took no hearty interest in the war itself except ‘80 far as it added to their income tax, but the few who were otherwise than indifferent really ex- pected a [long and costly and disastrous cam] To be so dtsappointed— to Baye the ers ‘leased! the king killed and the war ended at a eae blow—has pleased all the le, however, and Prominent person hundred and eight the number in 1866 was only forty- nine, thus showing the decline in American shipping occasioned by Confederate privateers and kindred causes, ‘The Union Pacific Railroad. The President of the Union Pacific Railroad has submitted an aMdavit to the Secretary of the Interior Mr. ELDRIDGE replied that so far as his action on that question was concerned he considered G ia in the Union, and he considered that every dol taken out of the national treasury to the ex- uses of reconstruction was dot t robbery. ‘hat was his opinion and position. Mr, WASHBURNE remarked that as the gentleman had expressed his oj mn he would now move the Teri Sryetpelas’ alt teers, ad whe wored Of diseases of the blood, great debii fer compl eases of , Kidneys, salt rhoum, dc, cy are most eat Hyatt’ Life Baleatn cured Mr Joseph McLaughita of garial scrofula after had destroyed = part vend Potts % furtis Ser quarter. 4 question arose between the legisia- | “' At° donmson's face fusbed, anda sight start was | showing the completion of an additional section of | BFSvious question. Washbume edmitted. the rignt | Youd oe ae ores xt fa, Sanne powers in ihe matter ef remorais nd area ave | perceptible as if sbout springing to his feet. Smiles | twenty miles of that road, from the sooth to the | of memoernto have’ allie intone ther eee Themnignt that Paritsinent pawos the vote ef thanxa | enqueue ot office. That question was:— ¢ constitu. | 224 Pleasant looks were gone und with Suppressed | sgoth mile post, and the government commissioners | Cessible, and offered to let the bill stand over unti | 2¢ night Hi Napier and the army. Bnglish- | 13 Fir areet, tion coufer on the President the power which a ay oe! PEF wi cas, aes have been instructed to examine into and report | hone next, untll the papers referred to were | men tell you that England hes shown herself as the Tenure of Office act weeks to take away? ind wees ne ae 4 re P Prussia and as ardent as America in this mony with the charges and suggestions contained in the eleven articles of impeachment. Why should I not obey the mandate of the Senate if ali the forms and uirements of the constitution are,complied with? IfSenators abuse their trust they are not. re- sponsibie to me. but to the people, who hold the sov- ereign power. The people have placed me in charge Mr. BROOKS, after & compliment to Mr. Washburne for his careful guard! Ip of the Trea- sury, said he did not desire to press for a postpone- ment the of bill; as it was he (Mr, Washburne) who took the responsibilit of action he would leave it to that gentieman to take his own course. Mr. WASHBURNE 8 that asthe honorabte upon said section, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. WASHINGTON, May 11, 1868. BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS FOR REFERENCE. Was 4 question manifestly of construction and Mnterpretation. The constitution has provided common arbiter in such cases of controversy—the Bupreme Court of the United States. Before that tribunal can take jurisdiction a removal must be made, The President attempted to give the Court of i 0 that he became ged, oye E 4 4 a haracter der: Band to bis bend, and was coutnsa to bis bed during months. - rere sary and hese are tro cases Oot Of w hitotved thoustod always ind in such raggerations. . jul e It cannot be Mtg eng red the national vanity, however, to reflect the special Abyssinian tele- grams to the New York HERALD brought the first Ay lita tn att bavabs of the constitution. | have endeavored, the best ot my ability, to protect, defend and preserve that ‘at chart of our liberties, and [ am more than will- ng. to surrender my official responsibility whenever called upon 0 to do according to the forms and re- pedient for this goverument to enter Into a treaty with any foreign Power which tends to discriminate — the manufacture and juction of any part of the United States and to give such fo1 wer Jurisdiction in that way; for doing so he is impeached, | Crise power. departments of the goversmen The SrRaKER proceeded as the regular business in | gentigman from New York was not very anxious in | BeW8 tO England, and that those tel are still | Principal depot 946 Grand street. has no authority under tae managers, say, that “ne | ‘with ait its dutfes and Fesponsibilities, aud the ame | the morning hour on Monday to the call of States for | Ese adie weer Nge mace tee previons question, | the only narratives containing any detala watch have | Sold by druggists. $1 per bottle, or atx bottles for $B, law to enier IMO aDy scheme or plana for the pus. | PEoPle Nave placed Senators in another depart | pins ana Joint resolutions for reference, Under the | | The previous question was seconded, and the bill | “Tne English press has ‘again beaten npon its PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.—D! K's Je of testing the valldity of the'laws of the coun. | Medt alko, with grave responsibilities and with the 4 joint resolutions were introduced ana | Ped. own ground, and this time worse than ever before, E PIGLS tor thea SeAwanD = Ey, cither jediciaaty oF otherwie. te rhie ce oe power to try impeachment and render judgments | call bill and joint resolutions w a THK RECENT DUEL NEAR BALTIMORE. The HERaLo tel have been sent all over the | DRAKE PILLS, for the cure tien, if thé two houses of Congress should pass bya | "ereow. If Senators misuse or abuse this Feferred as follows:— sera Tete the WonskG! leave to offers | country as the earliest and fullest account of te Rome Drs SCHENCK wil horeattae wight Moms wi edge tremens cenan eta | Lapa cuviad ea ey te | By Me ulr, cep) of Mam—natingaporora | atin font, ce, Gomi oy reg | Seog spay ny eter ect," Ba iving the President of the right to exercise it only i tions for certain public works, which was reterred to he District of Columbia ‘The Queen has wed the Order of the Bath | visit to this ci on May 1%, at in a single case for the purpose of testing the | Judgment of the Senate. The cae pn alone can settle cently near the between a upon General Napier. 01 ‘AM. 8PM. ts Sonstitutionality of the law, he would be guilty of @ | Lr. inewars well Knows that have caver mica ap | ‘te commitiee om Commerce, nd the secretary of one of tne foreign legations niet io or Thake'a note of thiechenge. Ail ndtice tore high crime and misdemeanor and impeachment ac- a . dat By Mr. Mrutmr, (rep.) of Pa.—Declaring it inex- Acknowledgments of the English Press. make o cordingly. ‘The Managers’ theory establishes at once | ¥i¢id a cheerful compliance with al! the requirements y whether a due for the laws does not require ie somdaer shen reo eas teoeee ee | measures to be taken for the removal of the ‘States officer and the recall of the foreign attaché. Messrs, RANDALL and OMANLER objected, RESTORATION OF SOUTHERN STATES. Mr. SrRveEns, (rep.) of from the Reco! ‘The steamship City of An! at this port, fur- nishes mails embracing the ing acknowledg- ments of the London journals of the enterprise and courtesy of the New Yor Hgratp in supplying them with the important news from — the complete supremacy of Congress over the other branches of Government. I can give my assent to no such doctrine, This was a “punitive” statute. It was directed against the President alone. it in- terieved with the prerogatives of his department, as “A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED. NON} support, drunkenness or desertion sufficient N publicity ; 50 Gowan anne met Advice 2 struction ' “s uirements of that sacred instrument.” an undue advantage over the industry of: coun | cominittee, repo ® Dill to admit the States of [From the London Times, HOWKS, Attorney, &e., 78 Nassau street, Te eeaies Krom, the Toundatlon Of the government. avahe President spoke with consklerable warmth of | St, which Was relerred to the Committee on Foreign | Comuitt nitber South, Carolina, Loulaian Georgia | _ The representative of the New Youx A oLaTE D DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN Jegisiaiive ail judictah coentrmetoa according to the | reeling, and added that ‘he had every confidence im | Aiairs. 0, Yufoax the and Alabama to representation in Congress; and, on | London yesterday received the following telegrams ny, Stale without publicity oF exposure, S75 had been veatowed-apon Min by ‘the consticution it: | te monesty and patriotism of the great mass of the saree or wectalnt Crease omecrs, to provide for | Mis motion, the bill was made the special order’ for eke Stevi ot that lodreet wit "ee Abgetane DICEMAN, lnwyers ff Brondway, too rr ok ‘floor, self. In my opinion tt was not only proper, but it | Puoble othe people weed dente pstice® Hetae | thelr eupervision and the veritcation of the ould be slipwed on the Gite ee caat debate | expedition. ‘was hig duty to cause the disputed question to be determined in the manner and by the tribunal es- tablished for such purposes. This goverument can ABOnUrE, “DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN| New York ; also from States w! pol drunk é ennoss or desertion (s muicient cause, Bol 5 ler sila Counsellor at taw, 36 Broafeay. Di 1 prohibit their collection of fees not authorized by law, which was referred to the Committee op Re- trenchment, would 3 allowed on the bili, Mr. INGHAM, (rep.) Of Ohio, offered am amend- ment to the bill, that his reputation was perfectly safe in the hands [From the London Post, aria. of posterity. it ia evident the President: re- The representative of the New York Texan in ‘no fees gards the whole ii ment proceeding as simply The bill as is a8 follows: London yesterday recetved four tel from the . Seinen pereerved und the liberty of the people maiu- | Ftriay of the constitation, and sue in which he feos on ME WELKER, (rep,)of Ohto.—Resotutions of the | TRE Wt a neg ae poesia lal correspondent of that journal with, the Abys- a of it, legislative, executive, autetal alike. Tan no | & ea CaLIOR by tone cinerican citizen. | There W885.) to prevent the ions of ile 0 waters My r the juris: lina, Louisiana, Georgia and Alabayne to representation in on expedition, The last one (ie. 4 special) ts as a convert to any doctrine of {he ombipotence of Con. | 20 Indication by look or word that he feit any special | diction of the United tates. “ftelerred to ‘the Coun: ee ee a grea. Bai pol , | interest in the result on private account. He spoke oss velern e Whereas the States of North Carolina, Suth Carolina, (From the London Ni \pril 27.) is said that in our legisiative capacity r mittee on Commerce. We lave several times decided this question, and that 1 The agent of the New YORK HERALD in London By Mr. VaN Tuumr, (@em.) of Onio.—Resolutions Site tae Y of the trial precisely as he would speak of any other Eoeeeeny eorgia and Alabama have, in pursuance of the an ct entitied “An act for the more efficlent | yesterday receiv following telegrams [Nos. 1, our judgtuents on this trial are therefore foreclosed, | Public mater involv ees laters called 4 of the Ohio Legislature protesting against the recon- | government of the rebel States,” passed March yo and Tron the apes po ee ert As for my Ihave done no uct, given no vote, | and held a lively conversation: in whice Me Nel struction acts of Congress, and against the Cee a een the tetera tees ged | Journal ‘wit the Abyssinian ex] m. We have Mone reseed; Mconsiatent with iny present pos: | Of'the President's sounsel, ipated. “A oumbes | of, the bil requiring two-thirds of the Judges of the | forrrameat ts by large inajaritien ef the eotestcnat at siec- | Fecelved from our correspondents in Abyssinia let. Provision a cueved Mr. Stanton came within the | OF StS wing called aad pele thee were em bee Gapreme Court to decide an act unconstitutional. | tons held for the raiiicauion or rejection of the ‘samo; | tera to the Ist of April, of volune. Nafficient. to fill sesveous A ay t naute yer att an Inever did | jagt were quite overpowering in Castroomyianente — — to the ae _ on fore, Leiden dene, 2 pepsin. an two pages of this foutna, The tm news by iy vi y vote indicat Ie ir, HOLMAN, (dem.) o1 vi., o itenacted je Semate an. jouse tives @ belie, If Thad “done 30 1 should mot | om the President's due looks and good humor. a'be read, but objections were made n | ortse Conedsigles ot america, in Cooatoss aacmeiete fuse | telearains has deprived them of thelr chief interest, by of ge read, but foe =, made, ¢ of si 'y Mr. WASHBURN, (rep.) of Ind.—Por the reliet How the News from Washington in Refer- | the president and directors of the Terre Haute and ence to the Impeachment Was Received ia | Richmond Railroad Company. Referred to the Sis eonins Committee on Claims. Foe “ Sr. Loos, May 11, 1868, iy Mr. HOPKINS, (rep.) of vis.—To gran’ " " certain lands to Wisconsin as swamp lands. ‘The publication of apecial despatches from Wash- | Referred to the Committee on Pubile Lands, ington regarding impeachment, in the afternoon | Also an act amendatory of the act of June 8, 1856, papers, created an intense excitement, and scarceiy granting lands to Wisconsin for railroad purposes. auything else has been talked of since, ‘The de- | “ame reference. spatches which foreshadowed the acquittal of the By Mr. JOHNSON, (dem.) of Cal.—To settle dnally President seemed to be generally believed, and pro. | tities to Mexican laud grants in California, Same and we therefore merely indicate their contents. {From the London Snipping and Mercantile Gazette, April 21.) The representative of the ‘daw YORK Hrrarp in London has received the following telegrams [Nos. 1, 2,3 and 4) from the special correspondent of that Journal with the Ayssinian e: ition. [From the Liverpool — a) c The representative of the New YORK Hrratp tn London on Sunday received the following telegram from Abyssinia (No, 4}. Fatal Collision of Steamshipe—The Atlantic consider myself precluded from revising an: Judgment then expressed, for 1 am now acting rf another Gapacity, under the sanction of anew oath, after a full exainination of the facts and with the ald of a thorough discussion of the law as applicable % them. ‘The hasty and inconsiderate action of the Senate on the 2ist of February may have been and Probably was a sufficient justification for the action Of the House of Representatives, as the grand inqiest of the nation, in Presenting their articles of impeach- ment. But {it furniahes no reason or apology to ws for acting otherwise than under the resp 5 bilities of our judicial oath, since assum the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, Leusiana, Georgia and Alabama shall be entitied and admitted to resentation in Congress a@ States of the Union when inlatures of said States reapectively shall have 3 rau- fied the amendment to the constitution of the tates: oposed by the Party aime esa, and kno% Foureca, epoa the te wing fundataental condi the constitutions of sald St shall never be so amended or Sn as to deprive any citizen or class of citizens of the United States of the rij vote who are now entitied to vous by sald conativutions respectively, except as ‘® punahment for such crimes as are now feonies at common Jaw whereof they shail have been duly convicted; and no per- son ever be held to service or Isbor asa punishment for crime in said States except by 7 © npr charged with the OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTOCKY’ State = ay oh iT, "he as, ea 1, , % inh 8T. fay hag ak avi, 0 ee Rat Bb th one Drawingrrenecigsa gate yg” ee ee ABS mA m8 6 bob, Cota Sh, Mun The art! duct jression among radicals an reference. vf coring “into ‘iagrace., iaeale, ‘ubtred, Contecnpe correnponing sien demborets and PR Ppl ee eo aia eee Snes And be i fucher ean Shortiy after ning date ath of April aco! mate anni 2 . We 5 ed, temp fvative F in the construction of a rafiroad from the Mis- ng of the atures of elt iy . and ‘reproach the Congress of the United | Morn, aulves. | The eagerness vo leara more is by no | Scio river to Yanks ’ . tion thereof aball bave passed before the ‘of | liston took place near Holyhead between the royal | —————— States and the several branches ther qa terion Lonnie, and everybody, 1s on the slastppl river to Yankion, on the Missourt river. e- | constiunion thereof hall bare passed efor: the Rasrars of be y “NATHAN & TROUP, RXCHANOE BROKRRS, WII mail steamer Australas! from New York to Liver- pool, and the screw monmber Isle of the first named vessel going, it ig said, right over latter. had 5 mi Ct of this act by the president of the convention which framed the constitution of mich State, impair and destroy the ard and respect of all te 4 2b0t on oF about ihe Lh of May, good people of the United for the Congress and By Mr. Wanp, (rep.) of N. Y,--For the parchase of Prizes cashed Ante if y od lonterion. oe Natflan aa —T = 4 fall length portrait of the late President Lincoln. EXTERSIVE FIRE IM BROOKLYN. Referred to the Library Committee, D. ruber enacted, That the first section of ‘and 77 Naseow: legislative power thereof, which all officers of the hin ack shall take fect when ihe Protect mecten of | The isle of Arran had juse come out of Holyhead har- 180 Broadway and 77 N government ought inviolably to preserve and tain. The SPKakex then ceeded, St States Mctally prociai the due ratification by the Lege | DOF, Where she had taken refuge, and was 40 CCT Bb wo eS Ee tain, und to excite the odium and resentment of all lows About Forty-five Thousand Dollars. resolutions, beginning with fodiens he state | imme ot ot to ‘a ‘ PRIZES CASHED IN ALL LEGALIZED LOT Inture of said States respectively of wrucle fou of the Amendment g the coustiniou of the United States proposed by he Thirty Rinth Congress. Mr. Bingham’s amendment is to strike out the words in the second section commencing “that the constitutions of said States,” and ending with the words “duly convicted,” and to insert in lieu thereof the words “that civil and political rights and privi- jJeges shall be forever equally secured in said States to all citizens of the United States resident therein, as is now provided in said constitutions re- ing to Newport. A boat was sent off from Aus- tralasian to the reilef of the men in the water, and the chief mate and man at the wheel of the Isle of — ed saved, Five men and the captain were rowned, The Atlantic Tel mo Com heid an ad. journed meeting on ‘the th April for the — of confirming the ents made with the Angio- American Comp but the contract not being quite ready, a further adjournment to the 6th of May took Place. It was announced that the directors had A. teries and information WILLIAM HOWARD, rt Neman eget A. FRIES ‘GASHED (AND INFORMATION ~ Fur. w 2 CLUTE, Beaker and Broker, 0 Broadway. B™spaEries PILLS, staan COATED AND PLAIN, are asafe, eure and purely vegetable pursative, and cure by cleansing the blood from ali impurition, the good pepe of the United States against Con- ‘The alarm of fire givi é clock Pri DEAS, gress, and (he laws by it daly and constitutionally Of Sre given at half-past ten o lest FROFORED RECESS. night was occasioned by the burning of a large four Mr. WASHBURN, of Ind., offered a concurrent reso- enacted; and in pursuance of his said design and in- ; y ig of 8 large Intion that on the adjou: t * tent, openly and publicly, and before divers assem. | StOTY frame building situated on Quincy street, be- | be taken untll the anh eet Best Friday a Feces blages of the citizens of ‘the United States convened | tween Downing street and Classon avenue, The Mr. SPALDING, (rep.) of Ohio, suggested whether it in divers parts thereof to meet and receive said An- | structure, which was owned and occa) by Charies | was not to enable the officers of the House to have drew Jolinson as the Chief Magistrate of the United | White, was nsed chiefly as a saw and planing mill. On | the c taken tp for the summer? Ptates, did, on the eighteenth day of August, in the | the second oor was a moulding tho while the Mr. WASHBURN assented Jear of our Lord 1666, and on divers other days and | third and fourth stories were ‘occupted ‘as a picture Mr. FARNSWorra, (rep,) of TI. Umes, as weil before as afterward, make and deliver | frame manufactory, he taki f the i With & loud voice certain intemperate, Inflammatory | fitted With Valuivie mackie curoughout was | the taking up of the earpeis w inquired whether 1 ovenpy ten days? auch Mr. ROBINSON, (dem.) of N. spectively.” Chosen the Hon. R. Grimston and Captain J. G. — and scandalous harangues, and did therein utter loud ] necessary io the work, while an’ expeasive eeoeur object of a Tevens was lo take » toe tarpeteggers: a REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DISADILITIES. Johnston to be members of the Board in place of Mr. Persons of full habit should never be without them. They threats abd vit'er menaces.” ‘These apeeches were | black Walnut aud dther materinis was stored | (Laughter,) Mr. Faaxswornit, from the Committee on Recon- | Peabody and Captain Hamilton, who retire. The eortalal 1 Apoplesy and Paralysis. made in 1805; they were addressed to promiscuous | there, all of which wore destroyed, The loas Mr. Ureon, (rep.) of Mich., moved to Jay the reso- | struction, reported @ bill to remove political disabill- { other retiring directors, including tl orary ones rome rtieny — coe ll gag — penny Mh | ended by is cstimated at $40,000, upon which auin | Intion on the table. ties from some two hundred citizens of North Caro- | 1n New York, were re-elected, and three new direc. | sRANDRETH'S PILLS, sold by all Dr: pre nna Hae Bs wPnay OY the President in hig} there 18 no insurance. ‘rue aames communi: | The House divided, and the vote stood $4 to 6% | lina by name, (The reading of te names was dis- | tors were elected to represent the interests of large ao, y Mere nttered against | cated to the offico building the ‘Thirty-ninth Congress, which i tovexiat | attpoture adjoining, wank ae wore than @ year ago. That body deemed them to | vouring element. Hen: be unworthy of their attention, ana the present | tenement house, owned House of Representatives decided by an overwhelm. tog i The Quincy Mi ing majority that they, too, did not consider | and brick buildi them worthy to be made the ground of impeachment, destroyed, The office, Brandreth House, New York. CoRes, HUNIONS, ENDARGEL } Brow two story frame | The yeas and nays were demauded, and being taken, ‘also fell a prey to the de- | the vote stood yeus 62, nays The Spedker voted be fire extended to a little | tn the aifirmative, aud the resolution waa laid on the Mrs, Williams, destroy- | table, on School, a ne’ frame | THE NEW CONSTITUTIONS OF THE SOUTITERN STATER- 1, Also cought Are and was | Mr. ComURN, (rep.) of Ind., offered a resolution di es On the three latter struc. | recting the General of the Army to farniah statements penaed with.) Mr. Expxrpce inquired whether the persona named in the bill were men who had fatien on their knees and pledged support to the republican party. Mr, FARNSWORTH replied that nearly ali of them had been recommended by the Constitutional Con- vention of North Carolina. shareholders in Glasgow and other places. The re- ceipts for the month of March were stated at £1,213 per day, against £1,004 per day ia March, 1967, ITALY. diseases of the ‘Yeet cured by J. CRS ‘or Chin 4 Giase and Siiver Plated Ware. Decorated Dinner ag The first amendment to the constitavion of th 000, * a a a thet : xs +4 a Ten ied Staten declares that “Congres see'ne the woreprourth © precinct eran Ons ohare | denn Garctioms Gown Gace ja cage pons od susie Wawro ine Nets ent COvemnOr George Peabody and the Pope. Rronch Chine Dinner Seta, 182 r enridging the freedom ch.” Congress, | Kiser rendered eficient service in saving | a . - va Tt. FARNSWORTH Bald it was, and so were the A statemont recently published to the effect that ite Dinner Seta, 148 therotore, could pass go law to punish the utterance | property, The sergeant In question heard the ory dem.) of N. Y., suggested that the | names of the Lieutenant Governor elect, we judges | Mr. Peabody, on quitting Rome, had left the Pope Prat pieces | speeches before their delivery. Butacoori- |-of fire while in tle vicinity about twenty | ion be ruade on'the Secretary of War, | of the Superior aud ouier courts and to members | £299,000, is denied on authority.’ The Rallee a tor Sliver Plated Ten Sets, 6 pleces, , ory of this prosecution we, sitting as a | minutes after ten o'clock, and on entering the | as has been the usual course heretotore, * | of Congress civ report inore accurately that he had given $10, fot | Stiver Plated Ice Water Pitchers. their delivery, can make a@ law, 1 | ttiding found that it was on fire in three diferent Mr. FARNSWORTH, Temarked that it was right Mr. Boven, (¢ )of Pa., inquired whether there | be of the educational institutions in Rome, Silver Piaved Castors, 6 botties te govern this case and vw punish the | places, while the Maines had gained so much head- | enough as it was. were any deioerais among the names — - Chandeliers ‘and Gas Fixtures Bronies, Clocks, Glassware, ‘ Premdont, J fave oo apology to make for that it was imposible to extinguish them, Mr. CopuRN declined to modify the amendment, Mr. FARNSWORTH replied that M Tite Peanopy BorcaTONAL Fowp.—The agent of ; Acs, In proportion. my th esidenv’s specehes. Grant that thoy fire was evidently of incendiary origin, The | remarking that the General of tue Ariay had posses- | member of Congress elect, had Neon the Peabody Southern Edueation Fund, Dr, Seares, Fv, HAUUHWOUT & 60, = mndiservwet, Pm me vua, Fan aga an tee ong been sow oe to many property | siou of the information, bY conservative Ucket graf repoblican candidate, | tins appropriated $12,000 for the fee se | no dnd 488, 490 and nnd 492 Broadway, corner of Broome street we of hy 18 conviction a nis the neighborhood, Who objected to the . BROOKS remarked that bitherto the e The committee lad not Jooked at the mavier ina pak} verious existing sebools in the leading cou q WILSON'S BUTT OLE cit w it ) Spirit of the equahention, whieh 1 offensive odor created at tines, and som bean $0 call for information hot on ene portal bee tiran Ligiil, om fowus of Louisiana. He baa also aaaigned $6,000 for 0 H ae PA fT Ee Ed , Lu ‘ Wren onr QE spewethy snd would a0 Kouyht, but without avail, to buy ou! the | but directly om the Secretary of War, ME Nibbagk thquited whether a eupport of the | the ald of normat schools in that State, $2,000 Belng Het drcomachets abe seastles ’ » iu rhe pet mer CAE ¢ Mr. PAINR, (Fep.) oF Wis., Olyected to the debate. reconstruction Mearures Was regarded as necessary | given to the porwal echo! at New Orieaus,