The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01
WASHINGTON.
wAsaNoros, Nov 70, 1909.
Mexico and the Radiculu.

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WASHINGTON Nov. 70, 1900.
! Mexico and tho Radicals.
rnS -adcal leaders here arc very outspoken in thei
o,,.o.,,,es to military Interference in Mexico, ane
,n,s.,. - oppose and defeat all movements that may
tend tina. upon the reassemhlins Of Congress- ant
dur,,. =. con,u, zee unless better grounds can b
shown for the sams ihs> a. present ea.st
Radical 4, sucuses.
The radical members OF the Senate will hold CAUCUS
either on Monday or Tuesday evening OF ncxt week.
Tho caucus Of the radical members Of the House
which was 70 have taken place this evening has been
postponed until next week. owing TO The absence Of
quito number of prominent gentlemen belonging TO
that body.
Thnd Stevens esisadowIna fh~ Course Of
Congress.
Thsd Stevens Is preparing very strong resolutions to
what will be the OF Congress- during the coming
session. These resolutions to be laid before the
caucus which will meet next week.
Down East Radical Preparing Articles of
Impca chm~nt.
An Eastern member OF Congress IL now In this city
preparing articles Of impeachment against the President
and will introduce them at early day during the
coming session. unless the President alters hs polIcy
In the meantime.
Negro Suffrage in the District.
Senator Morrill,, Of Maine, Ia understood will in,me-
distey tho assembling Of Congress introduce bill to
confer the privilege OF suffrage upon the freedmen Of
this District and will energesicaly insist early
VOTE II s said to BIO hs purpose have this law
In full force before the next municipal election in this
city II Senator Morrill, who introduced and carried
through the bill smancipating the slaves Of this District
II he presses this second proposition with the energy
and persency that characterized his efforts for the st
II is moro than probable that II viii be successful
Secretary McCuIIOoh In Favor Of Paying the
Unitod states Bonds In Gold.
Secretary MoCulloch DESTROYS that Congress should
enact clean law making distinctly understood that
tho United states pledged redeem tho principal
as we'll as the interest its bonds gold but know
ing the opposition which all Of his measures In
that body he will not directly propose H. In another
FORM however, It Ia not unlikely that this and several
other measures he has foot will be brought to tho
attention Of Congress at the proper time.
Change of United States Marshal ia Lonisi-
Mr.. McKee, United States Marshal for the State Of
Louisiana, has been removed by the President, and
Colonel Eugene Murphy, OF New Orleans appointed In
his place The colonel left for New Orleans this
ing for the purpose Of preparing his bonds II will be
rccollccted that Mr. Murphys appointment United
States Assessor for that district rejected BY tho
Senate a their last session
The Pennsy Iynnia United Sfntes SenWt0rship.
oiuiVu CuineIou IN TcpTesenteu using very naru ~
work endesvorins TO obtain the position OF United States
Senator for Pennsylvania. The nght for the position
has narrowed down to Curtin and Cameron, and from
Indications received here within the last few days
Cameron's chances regarded the best
Protracted Cabinet Meeting.
Tho Cabinet meeting to-day was quite lengthy, lasting
from twelve O'Clock until very late hour In tho
afternoon. All tho members were present
Personal.
Tho prospective and past reduction la tho families Of
tho diplomatic corps at this city will be- In . measure,
compensated by the return Of the family OF Baron Gero
after absence Of years in Europe. The members
OF tho Prussan Minister'S family have years past
ribued much the charms Of Washington society and
their return which Is anticipated the coming week. will
be cordially welcomed By all who rightly appreciate their
worth.
General r. d. Mitchell, Governor OF New Mexico Is
stopping the Metropolitan Hotel The Governor brings
with him nne specimens Of tho mineral wealth OF his
territory.
General r. sszar Colombian Minister. has arrived
hero from New York
Hon. II. s. Lane. Of Indiana; Hon. j. Morrill, Of
Vermont; Hon William Lawrence and Hon. James ri
Hubbcli or Ohio; Hon. John Evans and Hon. A. A.
Bradford, OF Colorado; Hon. L. NJ Morrill,, OF Maine;
General L. N Jenrios and General Nathaniel Heed are
at the National.
Hon. George W. Julian and Hon. II. H. Washbnrn, OF
Indiana; General James d. steedman, Of Ohio. and
General I. W. Egan at the Metropolitan.
Hon. 8. :. Marshall, Of Illinois; Hon. y. Benjamin.
of Missouri. at tho seaton House.
Hon. James W. Grimes aud Hon. William n. Allison,
n Iowa, Wizards and Hon. J. X Morchcad, OF
IL at the Ebbiu House
Financial Matters.
The disbursements account Of tho War Navy and
Interior Departments, during November FOL.
ows:-
War Department a. 5Os 5ss
Navy Depafnrht sass %
Interior Departnc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400 2ss
i""i S'.cvois.
The internal receipt. during the OF No.
vsmbor amounted to eel l22 Tho receipts since tho
lrst Of July were sIi8,3 IT'S
National Bank notes to the amount only Of 81 500 0oo
an be issued until further provision is made by
Congress- Of the $500 900 900 provided by tho late
,cts s2ps. 500 900 have already been issued.