New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-28
K WlaEsDNllspAY 1ORaslNG. MARcH .. lsss.
Nj LItgin onr Speeial Correspondent s
4 ~ Iix a'IIrli F1sOxl ~ AsHIxGTON.
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WAsHISsros, March q, 1866.
xze radicals, after infinite consultation among
xhsnsslves, have determined at least for the
sseaf, On doing as little as possible, unneces
aatly " aggravate the differences between then
SsA TIE President. They consider that things ART
NsEking very well for them, and they wish to le
MssE ansugh alone. This accounts for the very
EemarkAhie reserve and placidity, Of Congress to
~sfds the President, They are MORALLY offended
nth him, hnt they hare determined, at least fo,
- present through policy to act towards tht
xesident With q certain degree Of prudence ani
eaf contE0l Thns, the Chronicle Of this city. The
especial organ 81 the radicals Id Congress, while
y Lees no oppor tunity Of giving the President an
a6rait wouad, yst places some bounds to the man
festafions Of its hostility
l.Ehe President Il open in declaring his wish that
MgEsl, the candidate Of the anti-republican
GS a Come ticuts may be elected Governor
- Secretary Of the Nayy, Wellcs, Who is from,
I <5snnecticut has also taken tie same ground. Mr..
f1Waxa McCnlloch and Weiles are really with Tie
President ahd sustain his policy. But the other
i. mbers Of biz cabinet are essentially radical.
HIastAaps 40 man III the United States ii more 50
&&n the Secretary Of War The Presidents
8 Hosikon 70 very embarrassing. With the majority
a. his cabinet against his policy, and almost two
firds Of Congress, and many Of his officials, it Is
evident that he has . difficult problem to solve.
DECD lie people Of ill., South sbo,,ld AZ All tl,sr
- nj eaid him, and nothing to embarrass him.
w may also know what to do by imagining
iiat eir enemies desire them to do, and exactly
~ reverse.
u has been foreseen that the freed people would
asaa 70 the South. This was predicted from the
Of climate, and the policy Of the whites in the
rder states. i have been st,uek uitl No ;Jl,s,
fssssns 81 this theory within tbe last few dave
Nv HarSDton. Virginia. close e Fortress Monroa
tie auspices Of the military authorities tbere
: uasss saeetine Of the negroes haa been held T.
. - them ID remove III Florida NH tba ,o.t
vatiuf pictures were drawn of the land II
6SNu'rrs Then again Gen. Howard. CHIEF - tba |
ii bureau. IL out II, j circuIar Il tha
ssehsrs Of negro schools. requesting them 10 en-.
Kitten the negroes as 10 the ADVANTAGES az their
tng " tle ppi bottoms Gen. Howard
! y deere are too many negroes here and Il very
! III Tor them to go South This movement win
~ ~. j constant and increasing effort VIII ~
u Is turn tlae stream 81 the black current mon
laztker South The peculiar friends Of the ne.
1ijs III III VIII III be To near to him philanthro
= ~ = s. 10 much better Az distance
" xlouse of Represent have reeonsidered
Y Il Jecti6a of mo loan bill, and recommitted / il
d y 4 itood int tie Secretary BIZ the Treasury
81 s0rae such BIN as indispensable to the
III working IL Tho financial machine and
j{sISd 81 90. slS sl77S nc N 3 : !
trollsr Clarke sim persists II, vent;latino. 4
u lie ii out With another letter. This r..
IN treasury d not caleulateiI to ID anv 4,
Il fspds % produces 4 want 81 confidence, =
81 Y commentary Oh thel en,ar c;pation 1;
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