New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15

have hut ordinary perception Of their own and the pubic
Interests there cause for alarm Eyey ooser On ae
nation has Enthusiastically pronounced against tho Ptadent
policy and It the duty Of johnson nolonger 10 ereyee
ont .he Norher States that Il the souh admitted at the
meeting Of Congress and all its members were 20 on We
hostile Tbd1r Coagrcs may be IN Incomplete Legislature
It stands yet If were 70 be completed iis vote Woaa not 90
hesitate 10 submit 10 the verdict Of the conBy and II he can
concenousy urge the Southern States the Con
uonal Amendment he onght 10 let them kno" hat lie can
10 longer support them in resisting It, l.. -
when course Of policy appears obvious thee IS every
no; likely TO se these things more clearly than President John
SON or than MIR Seward the Of the esden;s Cabinet
Judgment against them and thot sooner o. later u must De
oe5ed We cannot seriously believe hat u has ever enea
mind Executive resist Congress By force The
movements Of the daily diminishing army OF the United sss
have been watched With suspicious cnpsl oSs woe :.
Of persng the Radical representatives or keeping Town INC
willing tie adyersaes tho result OF iae elections
must prove that such y s,, ao, ,ss Sye ss5ES
win show himself more menaho % pubic opinion
than his countymen OF The crisis Of hercey contested election
believe IL must be reneRoeed nay al IN %Sa s o. nc
hneSt Of the PdeHt and his friends % have been extreme
they learned the result Of the voting Our ceueonden.
says understood that up the last moment Mr. Johntoa
a S te %i one T5 a Sda
appointed but he must differ very greatly from all other Amer
At any rate he win not prudent councillors for hs
friends urging hm 70 advise The South 20 ACCEPT Tie Cch
stuiionai Amendment Both be and his adgereaes have
before y wiz NEE, face to face at Washing
ton, and there is fall time for more moderate Councils 10
prevail
THE CITY CONVENIENT oP EEw-7oRE.
From The Times Of Nov. B.
The Americans toast with much 81 their City q New
u Of the handsomes and viii b day ono OF
wealthy and they spend their wealth in the city where has
been made The Engsh commercial mGuate despiscs Lon
He have tOWnhouse because he 10 forced 20 De IA
tie city every day or az least several times woek But
modest mansion satisfies him within the FOG AID smoke q the
metropolis lie IL content with The regulation siucco OF Iy
BURMA the two most three windows 'front.' and ae m
assuming drawing which very moderate number OF
enjoyment, he looks beyond London, and bs means
aYshed keeping country house With Tho usual a
p1Tsaances The thing true stu gr,ltoE measure
OF the crsiocTac and landed cagcs London 3 not Their
home; they want pi,i dlnng the few mpnibs o. DO
Session aud that is ALL Bot the New YORKER lives az New
II, Houses magnificent filo and architecture Swinging
up every SIDE IN this the real metropolis o. America mo
elupaCcs tasteful the toilets fYlendd 70 mach Tor no
wealthy; but beside the8e. there million 81 hai-An
beings all sorts Of conditions and Tor no most FAR
prosperous and cntosprsng There great iHforcs,
shipping interests Wl al the wealth md pOWef nat u,9as
70 then Yet from this wonderful city ht7e has arisen tf
wears amelta.0l Every respectable person Ent
ever may be his calling political opinions agreed nat
else local SET government sIccfd 20 Is ~ New
York tyranny corruption, and curse II % % yam nat
Of TIE world which has increased in 20 yeafs rom AOCO 20
uion Of sols and om cy - trcs s t'c9mia6 e{ "a
marble New YOrk is dcgIadcd and Yllndsffd ~ s cSle
goTemment and as goycfnmcHt which m coing yearly nom
bad worse has become evil ntoefst~ ihst ftf 80
II there m-st shortly be ca urGsLg as-.tsti 10