The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-24
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A special dispatch of the 18th inst. to
the philadelphia Bulletin, from Washing
ton, says the Presidents veto message on
the freshness bill, has Just been received.
II is very elaborate, covering upwards OF
IS pages of foolscap. He is opposed to the
bill in every shape aud form. He believes
many of the features to be unconstitutional,
and says that no such legislation for the
South ought to''be adopted, while the South
ern States are not represented. He thisks
there, is too much appointing in the bill
conided to the President. He enters into
full discussion of his recanstruction pol
10y, and thinks the Southern Representa-
lives ought TO be admitted.
The tenor of the official dispatches from
France, relative to the withdrawal of the
French army from Mexico, is less favorable
than was at first supposed. The withdrawal
will be conditional on the establishment Of
the new empire. aud the pledge of non-in-
reference by the United States. The Mex
leans must accept Macmillan, or endure q
foreign army for an indefinite period.
Files, Of the Paraio Veree, a newspaper
published inthe City of Mexico. have been
received hare with news to the 3Oth of Jan
The adhesion of Paparelta TO the Empire is
announced. The place is held by General
THAI, with an Austrian garrison. The
Emperor has issued decree authorizing
the formation of a company for exploring
and eolonizing the districts Of Huanchinago,
Miltressca and Amextha.
The Herald's FL Paso corIespo udent Gays:
There is great and very favorable change
in the feelings of the people in that sec ton
toward President Juarez. He entsrtains
little fear of the advance of the Imperialists
on the present seat of government, and is
contemplating military expedition TO wrest
chihuahua from them. They have about
eight han ired troops at that town, and are
terrifying it. The French soldiers of the
Imperial army in that region are said to be
generally disguised with their present serV
ice, aud large numbers of them have desert
ed. Some of them crossing into Texas aud
enlisting in the American army, a..a,.
1t is known that on Saturday the 18th
inst, Gen. Grant refused to revoke an order
suppressing the Richmond Examiner, ex
pressing himself in decided terms against
the publication of certain class of articles
in Southern papers. as calculsted to do ir-
remidable mischief On Tuesday, however,
officer of Gen. Grants staff that the order
would be revoked, if the course of that pap
er will be in future, less liable to objection.
Gen. Grant will, however take care that no
newspapers shall be published containing
sentiments of disloyalty and hostility to tie
Government in any of its branches. The
persistent publication of articles calculated
to keep up feelings of hostility between the
): E IL.
longer be tolerated. The circular to this eff
feet, addressed to Department Command
ers, who are requested to give such infor
nation with view to the suppression of
papers of that character. There is no dis
tinction as to North or South.
The Herald's Washington special of the
Goth inst, says: Twenty four hours have
worked wonderful change in public ex-
pecIation here concerning the Presidents
! opinion of the Ereedmen's Bureau Bill.
Nearly every one now comedies that he will
return it with his objections, and the most
| favorable hope entertained by any radical
seems TO be that these objections may be so
unimportant that Congress can modify the
bill until it commands his approval 81
| The Herald's Washington special says
the resignation of Secretary Harlan is the
current topic of conversation. He iskuown
to have expressed to Western Congress-
man of his political persuasion his inten-
ton not to remain much longer. Those
who are in the most eligible places, and I'M
Outstanding the Presidents mind upon the
subject, assume that he is only awaiting the
ostracism of Tennessee as State, which is
evidently the plan of the Reconstruction
Committee, to invite such of the Cabinet
and Min listers, as are in known accordance
with that 'decisiOnto vacate their places.