The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-01
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What the Tribune, Herald,
Times and World say.
The Henderson case to be pro-
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New YORK, April 9O.-The Tribune

New YORK, April 30.-The Tribune
says Of the plan for reconstruction
agreed upon by the committee:
The exultation of the pro-confed-
crates over the inability of the Joint
Committee of Is to agree, proved i'll
timed the Committee, y against 3,
have agreed to a proposition, to be
reported to-day. Our views are well
known-universal amnesty and impair
tial suffrage"
The Herald says: 'The plan is in
geniously contrived, and considerably
milder, and nearer the views and policy
of the President than anything here
tofore emanating from the committee
1t may be unnecessary in some things,
superfuous in others, and unfair in its
coptinued exclusion of the Southern
States after their fulfllment Of the
conditions prescribed by the admin
istration. We now await the issue
before the House"
The Times says: The scheme
would seem sweeping enough to sat
isty the most eXacting radical. As a
plan of pacifcation and reconstruc-
ton, the whole scheme might be STYLED
a farce
The World says: The purpose Of
the scheme would have been more ap-
parent it had been labeled AN in
tallible plan for preventing the South
from voting in the next presidential
election 1t is not an honest prom
osition; not offered with any expecta
ton of its acceptance, but with the
deliberate design that it shall be reiec-
ted"
The Tribunes special says. after
four months most searching investiga-
ton and dispassionate discussion
among the members of the committee.
it is believed the plan will meet the
entire sanction of all shades Of opin-
ion, No Union man of either House
has expressed any dissent, and the
friends of the President gave assu-
RANGES tonight, that if Congress car
rles out the scheme in good faith, it
will receive his approval and CO. opera
ton. 1t is stated here that neither Of
the Presidents organs will commit it
self upon the proposition tomorrow.
Stevens avOws a readiness to acoui-
esce in the measure; the Lieut. Gene
raj expresses his approval. Its not
anticipated that any material amend
ments will be carried, and the States
will be invited to convene their Legis
latures to secure its adoption by the
loyal States, thus stimulating concur
rent action by the States recently in
rebellion"
The Times special says MANY
Union members assert their belief that
the entire reconstruction proposition
can be carried through both Houses
by q two-thirds vote. Common ru-
mors attribute the plan to Roscoe
Conkling and Forney. Both wings
of the party are out of humor with
the result, but accept it as the best
that can be obtained"
NASHVILLE, April 3O.-The case of
1sham Henderson will be continued
to-day, the President having approved
the proceedings of Gen. Thomas, and
directed Henderson to be tried by
court martial
NEw YORK, April 80, noon.-Cotton
is firmer at 34@35c. Gold 262.
Foreign.