The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30
WASHINGTON.
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TIE IOWA WMSKEY CASE SETTLED.
Heavy Receipts from Internal
Revenue.
Speech of Hon. John COchrane on the
Negro Suffrage Question.
FURIOUS STORM IN THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,
&C., &C., Ae.


The receipts Of the internal revenue continue very
heavy. An average Of million dollars daily for over
week has been derived from this source, and no falling
or In the amount is anticipated for weeks to come
TORNADO.
furious storm Of wind, rain and hail swept over the
city about four O'Clock this afternoon creating great
havoc in the foliage of throughout the corporation
and uprooting them entirely in some localities The
streets and pavements covered everywhere with
leaves twgs and debris. The pavements and cutters
up many places by the rushing waters. and
hundreds of Easements and cellars were filled several
feet deep. The actual damage will be comparatively
hight The forenoon was the hottest Of the season.
MR.. cOcHRANE's SPEECH.
The Hon. John Cochrane made q speech in front Of
wilard's last night As he touched upon the question
Of negro suffrage his remarks will be read with
he said:-
FxILow CrrrzsNs-Though thankful to you beyond ex-
pression for this kind evidence OF your regard am
neither unmndfu Of your comfort nor so incousde
rate OF your patience as to attempt the nfictOD OF
speech. The mid summer heats OF Washington night
admouish of forbearance, would survive to future
trials daughter and appause Still cannot, without
dscourtssy TO you and want OF respect to myself
fuse to speak OF the themes which occupy the
public mind These shall BE- 60 far compressed that.
slumbers 10 which the late hour invites l may say,
then that among the accepted fruits of the late war which
has but just terminated in restored Union are the
equality Of the negro among mankind, and the full
sognition Of all the rights in him which appertain
universal manhood (Applause.) He who marshalled
freedoms arms 70 this grand consummation fell
was achieved and accepted Tho assassns arm reached
beyond the life Of the martyr Lincoln and struck At the
life OF the republic.
'sThen, you and l. and all Of US fell down,
While bloody treason nourished over us"
But the same Providence which took from
10 our Lincoln gave to US Andrew John
con. Cheers Under hs .usp,cs: We are taught to
am no better qualified than you to speak Of the
principles which direct him, and will mould his
administration. From his measures thus far de-
70 those principles Primary among them would seem
% be his recognition Of the exclusive right
ewn borders; or, In q more emphatic phrase, that
Slate States have the constitutional power TO pre-
sXnOi.uss sSS hssss In .bis pTouOsaion am inclined
70 think oil candid and rejecting minds will agree IRE
newed cheerng Another subject invites my attention
Now fellow citizens IL the foregoing proposition
tains TRUTH the discussion Of this question cannot be Of
plication 70 the States lately in rebellion. Yet do
choose 10 speak frankly the subject While, there
fore, am clear that the negro should be invested with
the elective franchise, do not think that In the current
phrase II should be 70 him - universal suffrage. 4"
Applause and hisses) To bsstow this right
be uninformed OF the nature the necessity Of
law, would In my OPINION be tho transfer OF the right Of
ssmsovsrnmesns p, s IRON ane nseisence wn,cn nov I'M
ntghted numbers Anarchy must ensue, or ] am afraid
that felon, rebellion, would revive Much % respect
the manhood Of the races all the world without DIS
tnction OF color and claim unexceptonal respect for
their rights, incline strongly TO the belief that the anti
The ss 70 be- applied 70 the problem Of
government or 10 other words 70 the right OF suffrage
Therefore had the power would extend the invaIu
able privilege to those negroes a the South capable Of
understanding its uses and withhold from those who
are afflicted with the incapacity Of ignorance and until
Applause and hisses) Fellow citizens ask you, before
the aee-Uiysses s Grant-i6s champion Of the Union
and Sheridan, and Thomas, his great ieutenants-
tchesn)-and them with an undying gratitude 70 the
Supreme Director for restored and prosperous country
let separate for that repose We all need 20 much
rHB DUBUQUE wHIsKBY CASE.
The celebrated Rhomberg whiskey case, Of Dubuque
has been finally adjusted 10 the satisfaction Of all
osrned The government convinced Of the bona Ede
character Of the advances made by Surges Sons, Of
Chicago and upon thorough examination Of the entire
assets IL found there sunceot to pay the gov
srnment Ito without taking therefor any Of the high
wines sent forward TO New York. upon which sturges
Sons had 10 largely advanced. BY the arrangement
agreed upon the government receives its tax and the
bankers who advanced upon the wines in good faith
protected sturges Sons represented by Messr.
Dexter Of Chicago and Hon. s. 8. Coz, Of New York,
shsr sttorneyA
OLD RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON RETURNING FROM
THE bOUTH.
Hundreds Of former residents Of Washington, who
len for the South the breaking out Of the rebellion
continue TO return hther but very few Of them have
succeeded In obtaining employment
RufURNIHo REBELS RBQUIRED TO SHOW THEIR
AUTHORITY FOR BEING HERE.
Major General Augur has just issued order requiring
an persons heretofore belonging 10 the rebel armies
irving In this city report immediately on their arrival
% the headquarters Of the Department Of Washington
snd furnish q copy Of their authority for being hero
Those now In the city, who have not already done 90
viii at once comply with the requirements Of this oder
PARDoHs.
About two hundred pardons have been granted durnI
shs past week There remain nls two thousant
applications and the petitions still coming In At th
rate Of from one 70 two hundred per day.
The President to-day pardoned T. X Miller, sentences
70 be hanged for murder G. G. Long, descrter 70 Ca
NADIA; Dun Green, OF Georgia, who is we'll known .
having formerly for years been editor In Washington
also Charles Green and r. L. J. Blair, both rebels Ar
thur Carron, another rebel permitted TO leave th
country.
DICK TAYLOR.
The statements in the evening papers that Dick Taylo
has left here for New York are untrue He out Of tb
lcy but much more likely 10 be In Fortress Monroe tha
New York.
THE AHDERs0NvILLE RIsoN KEEPER.
The time for the trial Of Captain wurz OF Anderson
VILE Prison notoriey, still remains unnxed II " OK
pectcd however, TO commence next week
THE MARYLAND APPOINTMENTS.
The MARYLAND appointtees enumerated In TO. dayh
HERALD we're duly commissioned this morning
THE PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENTS.
The contest over the Philadelphia appointments ha
been fierce and protracted Congressman oNei, Meyer
sud Kelley Of the Second, Third and Fourti
Pennsylvania Congressional districts, src charge
with making up q very pretty slate for Pres
denta confirmation, whereby trusty partisans woul
receive the desirable places and their own re-eec
Mons be thereby Isccured Randall, Of tho First di'
sric being dcmocrat not consulted, and Thayer
che Fifb not charged with being party 70 the CON
pact All ouksiderp naturally found themselves arraye