Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30

the position which President johnson has taxi
en- on the Connecticut election, will have them
removed by reading the following letter 70
the Postmaster at Hartford. with the endorse
ment Of Mr.. johnson;
PosT OFFICE,
HARTFoRD, Conn, March %, 1866.
Sir: am now engaged in publicly advo-
eating the election Of James r. English as
candidate for Governor Of Connecticut
gentleman who is openly committed 10 the
support Of your veto, to the defense Of your
speech Of the 22d Of February, and Of your
policy Of restoration in opposition TO the dis
unionists Of Congress.
am opposing the election Of Gen. Joseph
X. Hawey, who openly disappToves Of your
veto and your 22d Of February speech, and
declines to support your policy as opposed to
the Radical majority in Congress.
II my political action is not satisfactory TO
you, beg you to receive my resignation as
Postmaster in this city.
have the honor to remain, as ever, your
friend and obedient servant,
T.. S. CLEVELAND.
His Excellency Andrew Johnson.
THE PRESIDENTS INDoRsRMENT.
Your political action in upholdinR my
measures and policy is approved. Your res
ignation lie therefore not accepted, but is
herewith returned
ANDREW JOHNSON.
ExEoUTlvE MANSION, March %, 1866.
James II. Causten, Bsq., the veteran agent
of the French spoliation elaine, who has been
quite i'll, is out again, and hopes to secure the
passage Of Mr.. Summers bill PEbLEY.
WASHINGTON, March %
The Massachusetts, cases have been deci-
ded by the Supreme Court in favor Of the
State Of Massachusetts,. The United States
License does not give the dealers the right to
sell liquor in violation Of State laws.
A Brownsville, Texas, letter Of March 10th
states that the dissentions among the Lber-
al chiefs in Mexico, led to a fight between
Cortinss and Bazales, in which Cortnas was
defeated and several OF his men killed and
captured.
The Officers Of the Emperor's army on the
RioGrsnde freely expressed the opinion that
the French troops will not be Withdrawn by
Napoleon until Maximilian's Empire is a
fixed fact.
The Regiments comprising the first separ-
ate Brigade of white troops so called, which
has been on this frontier since its occupancy
on June last are to be mustered out of service.
1t lie expected that they will start for the
North about the Goth after their departure
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