The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-31

tne Neks SYnst colHS BINS Slth 6bsshu1i
taxes in her Gii systeni M dfd heF niofe d5to-
Cratic sponeibil6S ot the minority, shs 01nay
even surpass America in true liberal, humane, |
and democratic progressa England undeis shb9 Y
new regime ana the United Statesswill be Aegareri
and more united than under the old, Many
1eRlousies and ahVpathies viii pass away The |
mere form Of e6Seftythent VIII be no barrier |
between them, while the prinGiplesiare sonearlyi
alike. ., -o,ts,5-. 6lsg .rfIi aoi-jtn ns LlssIl
-i The.new party Of progress in Epgland. has q |
worthy leader. A man bound BY culture and !
habit and associston to the Old order of things
but whose intellect and conscience and an 4
honorable ambition haye attached him to the
new, Mr.. Gladstone seems ptovidentlally called
to inauguTate the new era in 1Ehgish history. %
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The. Crisis i'm the, GahinetSi iE no h57i
From TIE Herald, yaK ssss 20 olan0sk 5Idasa
J3 In connection with the general and allah
sorbine- issue 81 Southern Reconstruction, she 4
events of each Succeeding day point to an in
evitable and early reconstruction efthe Cabinet.
: With each succeeding day the necessity in this
/ direction devolving upon President johnson
becomes more urgent and more apparent. The
time is not far off when, ii the dissenting mem
bers of the present CabineB shall have failed to
take the initiative, the President Will be con-
strained, in the vindication of his Southern
lpocy, to begin the work of removal Hislin-A
dilgenee towards the subofdinates of his ad min
istration whose sympathies and influence are
employed against him cannot be much further.
! extepded. Every consideration of dignity aud
oseh2 o f the% tbe
voluntarily retiring FROM the service of an
d official chief whose leading measHres sefd
Southern restoration! they cannot actively supto
port. -. ..-, ,,,,,- ,-.,... II .,r, =;
e. We refer especially to Mr. Stanton the secrec.l
i tary of War; MIR. Harlan, the Secretary OF the
interior. and Mr.. Speed, the Attorney GeneraL
/ These gentlemen should remember that the war
of the Union against Southern Rebellion and
its work OF destruction are az an end, and that
the duties OF peace, reunion, and restoration are
now the orderot the day. But, as II appears,
! they hold last to the theory of Thaddeus Ste
yens, that the LATELY rebelltous States are not
now in the condition of States of the Union,
Ioreleyed OF Tuinous Rebel conspiracy, bat are
| Power, disafned bat still hostile to the General
4 government, ahdunnt to be trusted with ~ feb
l. presentation in either house of COngpesss This
! dent admits of no Compromise. The policy Of
the one aop the other must prevail, and the coti
+ fict must go on till the RADICALS or the Admin
h2a The atGn fRa IF ofE 4b sfR fR6 aS IL
i upon the veto Of tile Civil Rights bfl Inust4ih-
L. eYitably result IN wideping the breach between
the President and the rSdicals and in sgeng!h- 9Th
\ dare say that the BILL passed originally, like
4 the FIeedmep's Bureau bill, dbNmoHeythaH8 two.
thirds majority N each H9Hse Eill tail cob tNPR
! thlruS III one or Jne OJnBr, ulluer U1e pOWerIuf
obiectiohs of the veto oln8 Iahy eSeitai tRel
y President in his reply to the New Jersey dslea
\ CATION, on, "Wednesday last Aas declared that
i tHo 0$ tS FfiEase stsS 6s ssPs ant sh
! thefelore, is near at hand when the duty OF
I reolganiEtng his Cabinet will admit of no,
I further. delay. Unquestlonably he, does not
4 wish, If he can avoid ii, to make any Cabinet
u removals Tor differences OF opinion up6n)ques
tions of public policy; but the, unity OF the
4 Cabipet is the first essential TO q successful ad,
9inistration In tbs view men 4S WHO stand as
Y measures or be.displaced whatever may beitheIr
Y ministerial abilities or their claims on the score,
" OF public services, MessrS Stanton, Harlan,
1 and Speed represent the radical party In the
4 Oabinet.i the 6nyago onis1n between that party
I ahdthe President on tine Civil Rights blis too
Z broad and comprehensive tojustity any presump't
Y tion OF q reconciliation. The only course re-
naming to the radical members OF the Cabinet
4 lndleatedl lcpnsistent with apatrfotism3 itnda a.
" proper seirespect, is graceluly tretiyes andS 70
Il leave the President Tree TO reoIganze his minis
y teria household in qccordanc5 with his general
E7ppEcf.T As matters nov slahtl tie presence 81
I MessTs Stanton lHRJlan,i and tSpeed iIpthe 0abl
4 net lls incompatible With the great object of
h5P{%2Ry rgf u TIE S S and they 8s4
.E .fSdJ enb5lg y5-+-++ ,suaibul oMg3 sd
4 The FEeedmen's Bureau in Kentucky,
| From Tie Word,7o5i v,51bJjts al tJd s9tgj4 bsil
/ report of the Special InsPeftoE Of the FEeeds
mems Bureau dscloses q condition, Of society
4 and state Of feeling in, KentpGSy a9re analo-
gOQs 10 that ofth Gannibal IslanRdFY R tasntotbe
4 Kentucky of a1ey2EyeaFs agorudns1lO 10 IDg1o1
H. For this Kentucky is not responsible, but the
[. Tribune and its friends, Kentucky Is Just as
A much State in the Union as New York. H New
i York had been robbed Of several hundred mil!
lions Of dollars by the agency oi aparty IN the
other States: if she were ubieottQ subj GoyegBi
I'd hent, established from Washington, which ln-
teriered betweeu her citizens and her sublee IS
ID ihdeing from the Antirent movenaenty and the
\ burning OF the iqnaFantiper,sbe wepla present
inst the same picture Of laWlessp ana ienee
!, T1fee States OF this Union have been, ,jasB as
despotically governed for the last years az
any satrapy in Old Persia. Maryland has q
III Constitution made aIgFeat.aeal- more for her by
New York 0hi0,YaRd8 4 eWi Eng lapdi 9th9no bl
I'll herself. DeaWRJ owed her pnblie repreS Sent p
I lives and Co Nor To the action of the Federa
) army. Kentucky has Ibeeh Systematically qjil
laeed for sometimR dineY5s7 7tGsYt Odp .sIa!
n The relation of the black, TO- thetYhite rsee y
81 In eyerT othsr State bt the Treat law OF IRB6r
were it not for two things. First the etisiay
e represents in nlne cases ont of ten. torclb
4 Robbery tlaela5 ndef1tafo6 dCteed
,I meriis Bureau dsi identi6Sdhn the mind QkIth
Il | white as an antagonism 10 AL his tQrmeE ldea
q bf American liberty and the Burean y az ono
bn instit 10 d man and a egfadation TO AtState
n Claude Dusal ashangeddop highRBg EQhDery
ies gnvad lonsO ~ lnl2ysM 10 gbnsnl odI.-
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