The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

lature have adopted resolution by q stric
party vote, that It's to Congress fbat'the peo.
PIE should look for true reconstruction pol.
icy and we rely upon its frmRess end wisdom
in the present exigency of public affairs.
Resolutions sustaining the President were
tabled by hearty vote ia Soth Eotses. The
Legislature adjourned to-day.
The, Wisconsin Legislature have passed the
following: h-II .6ses.8 .5us
RESOLVED, That while We Feanember with
gratitude the noble and devoted patriotism
manifested by President johnson, during the
dark days OF the rebellion, we should be gull
~ OF deceiyingI him and misrepresenting our
constituents if we failed to declare that the
message vetoeing the Freedmenfs bill, in its
general tone and spirit, has caused pain and
disappointment among his true friends and
supporters, and has been hailed with, exhu-
berant Joy and exultation by every man who
sympathizes with the rebellion. or who was
cold and Indifferent when treason threatened
the life Of the Republic go
REsoKNED, That we most cordially endorse
and approve the action of those Senators and
Repres entativesi in Congress, who have per-
sistently asserted the right of Congress to
determine for itself when, and in whatsman-
States disorganized by rebellion, and we ear
nestly request them to firmly resist the ad-
mission of representatives from such States
until peace is fully secured and the people of
each State positively guaranteed equal and
exact Justice to all.men within her borders.
Nfwg YoRK, March Il Senator Do6Iittle
addressed meeting of Republicans at New
Haven last night, which was called for the
purpose of sustaining the President and en-
borsing his policy Doolttle called nponall
the Republicans TO standby the President
and onteaded that Johnsonuihad carried out
every requirement of the Baltimore platform.
He9insistedzupon the admissionofloyal memS
bers from 'Tennessee. He opposed forcing
negro suffrage on the South and said Gen
Grant had recently assured him that it would
result in "a war of determination. He OPP
posed amending. the CONSTITUTIONAL any way,
maintaining that changing the basis ofrepre-
BentatiOn is unnecessary: - re 70" s.'ls3.
The contemplated opposition line of steam
ers@to ply Between New York and San Fran
discs, has been withdrawn. -. -,
KENlAN BxeITEMENT-HABRAs,co CORPUS Act sUs-
PENDED IN IRELAND. e9nH 4 .Fsf
Earl Russell announced the proposed sus-
pension Of the writ Of habeas corpus in
Ireland and asked tue House 70 sit on Satur7
day,dl7th that no lime mightbeolo in pass
ing it. tsaoo 3di no|
Earl Derbyyssidit would become the Coy
eminent to justify the course it was, about to
take. If the House Of Commons would agree
he would hot propose moments delayybut
he hopedthatg at the earliest possible period
the government would give the grounds on
which theyErehed for jpstifcat fonE offthef
HrocRedihgsa r. IL - a Il >
Sir Geo aGrey, on asking leavetto bring in
thr9ih-sqspeFding the habeas Sofppsaet ih /
Ireland, said the Fenian conspiracy had only
recently asspnle its preseh nj. pfopdftons. 1t
was necessary to strike an effective blow at
the Fenian sehem es,, which were. hollyjdise |
conntenanced by the American government.
Tle lQyaltK Of The British army was beyond a
d6ubtaa the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ear
nestly requested. the suspension of the act,
saying he would not hold imselfresponsible
for the safety of the country if the power was
Withheld from him. uhd liza q ti44aS Saa e
NJ. D'Israei lconcdrred in the remarks Of
Sir Gee. Grey. Mr.. Bright pretested>against
the SUSPENSION of the act, but'said he would
not oppose the government Leavewas then
given to.suspend, the act by vote of 364 to
e.! The bill wasthen passed through all the
stages and sent to the House of Lords who
likewise passed it without opposition.
TneaLondon Times says the Irish govern
ment is of course better Informed thar any,
private persons can be as to the state Of the
country and the imminence Of The peril, but
in the increased acprity of The movement au---
ring thespast month and the presence ofgnam-
bers Of persons in various districts, with the
qaFcelygconeeale d.plrpose ofaprometipg in
sarfeetoh, there isiample reason for 'stfictest
precaution, The objectof the Irish Govern
ment.is ydeubtless~to secure some ofstheiem
saries of American. Feniansm, who are now
ardusing Ireland and working With disastrous
effect on the lpeople9 9ti ls. .5,. = W !.
The London Morning Herald, the couser-.
vafiye organ, says the government will be.
Supported in the measures. fi. gFiissI :asl.e
: The Army and Navy Gazette says troops
are being distributed more and more in the
small towns of Ireland.H 0aHeIkdU3
II is rum0red that Sir. Charles Wood, late
Secretary of the Indies, has been offered and
has; accepted ihelpeeragelEa~ ~ .8fGjiazsI =
The Daily News believes. the government
kaSI aceededto the propositions ofithe Roman
Cathoiicahierarchy fnlreland, and that Hence
forthstiGe Senate of the Queens University |
will con Iistof half Professionals and half Ro- |
man Catholics .-g.zr5gTTI y II
The roy assent TO the bill suspendingIhe |
hs5ea s corpus act il ireland. was give hlast
NrWiY York, March 2A3The. news Of The sus-
pension Of the habeas corpus in Ireland, Gre /