New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
SALE OF MINERAL LANDS
HoNoRs TO Gov. TuWToN.
The House Adjourns TIL Friday.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Feb. el, 1896.

WASHINGTON Wednesday. Feb. 81, lsG6.
CONTINUANCE OF THB FREEDMEN'S BUREAU.
Senator Lane of Kansas to-day gave notice
70 the Senate that be will at ea,ly day introduce
bin rroydinc for the continuance OF the Freedmens
Bureau as it now exists.
SUPPORTERS OF TIE PRESIDENT.
IT is reported that Secretary Seward, Mr..
RAYMOND and Representative Deano have left this city
orNew York for the purpose OF making speeches IN
support OF the President and lis policy.
GOVERNOR FENTON
is in this city He is understood 10 strongly disap-
approve the Presidents veto message OF the Freed
mems Bureau bill amost unfortunate net and iraucht
with dangerous consequences.
OPINIONS or THE CABINET
The statement that MessrS. Seward, Nc
rnloch Denson and Woles sustained the Presidents
Veto Message in Cabinet meeting is generally cred
,ed here II is said that Cabinet Ministers, in conf
,ontial conversations do not deny it.
A FLUTTER IN THE SENATE.
When the House resolution concerning the
admission Of the Rebel Statcs into the Senate TO-
dav, there was a great futtor among the Democrats
and the Presidents lest the resolutions should be
acted upon Immediately. Mr. Cowan took the lead in
Garret Davis, Dixon johnson and others Mr.. Fessen
den who advoc i.ed the immediate taking up Of the
resolutions spoke with unusual warmth and energy; be
declared with emphasis. that il seemed 10 him i'm
yorant above all things that Congress- before proceed
ing any further with legislative business should know
whether II had any authority TO determine the settle
lnent Of pending difficulties beyond the mere exsnina
,on Of credentials The resolutions will be called up on
Friday at / O'Clock.
THE FEELING IN OHIO.
The following dispatch from Ohio was re-
ceived here to-day. II is from a source eminenty
qualified 10 know whereof be speaks:
THE people are furously indignant. Ohio is good
fo-day for 6OCO against johnson. Great enthusiasm
prevails in favor OF Congress
ADDRESS BY Mr.. CONWAY.
The Rev. Thomas w. Conway, late Assistant
Commissioner Of the Freedmens Bureau IN Louisiana,
has been invited and viii deliver address in this city
tomorrow evening on the condition Of the South and
the necessity for equal laws in that section.
GEN. GRANTS FATHER.
Tie venerable father Of Gen. Grant was on
tle foor Of the House to-day.
SURGEONS APPOINTED.
The following appointments of Examining
Surgeons made today by the Commissioner OF the
Pension Bureau: Robert f. Stratton st. Joseph; Wm.
d. Scott Ithaca; John Roberts, Hastings, Michigan,
and +. c. Robinson Uniontown. Pa
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
were s79G,lGO.
CONSCIENCE MONEY.
Another contribution OF conscience money,
amounting to $50, to day received by Treasurer
Spinner The person making the restitution states
s,. .bo TTrfn and
that the returned money was drawn by him for two
servants while lie actually employed but one
CABINET RUMoRs.
The statements telegraphed hence that there
is to be an immediate and general disruption Of the
Cabinet are entirely pIoEnGless assured upon
the best possible authority. At the Cabinet meeting
yesterday there the usual personal cordiaty, al
though the differences Of opinion between those who
favored and those who opposed the veto are recon-
cilable The statement that Mr. Speed will shortly re.
lire seems be founded something than ordi.
nary rumors and is event quite dependent az time
and Circumstance upon that gentleman's own voton.
CIRCULAR FROM GEN. BAIRD
Maior-Gen. Baird Assistant Commissioner OF
the Freedmen's Bureau for Louisiana has published a
circular to the planters of ST. Martins, in reply to
tain resolutions adopted by them at meeting TO regu
late contracts with freedmen IN when ne con plmehts
them for their iberaty and justice ard speaks Of the
resolutions as highly credable to them but suggests
few improvements that would render the rules provided
by the resolutions acceptable 10 all parties concerned
AUTHOR OF THE MESSAGE.
The authorship of the Presidents Veto Mes
sage is variousy assigned The opinion which most
generally obtains in Congressional circles s that is
abe handiwork Of several doctors. with tie prescrip
lions a good deal mixed. Montgomery Blair is
popaary assigned an important post in its authorship
kOST-oFPICE CLERKsHIPS.
OF the % rew Post Office clerkships provided
for by the House BILL ls are 10 be filed by those now
filling temporary positions in tie Department. The
other II will be selected from among the thousand and
more applications now on file.
DEATH OF MISSIONARY.
The Rev. Rufus T. Buell. died in this city YES
ierday lie was for many years eminent missionary
uf the Baptist denomination to Greece
Mr. GARRIsOH's LECTURE.
Vim. Lloyd Garrison lectures in this city at
Ihe Union League Room Oh Friday night -.