, 1866-03-19

~NA*NAN~A
Conp1ess to exercise Ntsdon and tzmne4s In ad-
herring to that condition and In preventing tho
Stater lately In rebellion ffu plungtng the county
ae4lu into the ealamhies Of civil VIZ BY prama-
ture restoration OF those States to political equality
with TIE loyal States.
The Staats zaflng also gives prominent place
10 the debate on the Pass exhibition Of 1861, in
Which the iruuft1ial and scientific Products of ttc
SozthWrst are to he brought forward with becqu.
ing completeness.
Tic Lon,fytlle To<kse{cn Of the 10Th Inst, pub.
lihes IN editorial entitled "Publc Otlces," point.
Ing ont the fatal consequences Of making the dis
leneaticn ard rotation Of public of8ocs dependent
upon The bebefts OF partaeanshlp, instead Of the
INTRINSIC qualifications Of the applicants for, or The
1ncumhents Of, the same The Toseslkott is Of
opinion that however unpopular with politicians.
e1ch re form uoufu meet with the hearty appro-
bate:, ot the people, and contribute towards
,rrater efficiency Of the public eesAiee.anda p1rf-
ta.ion o, tho po;. ..ucal atmosphere.
The st. Louis HlM.iehe P0sf Of the 18th Inst
nauouncss The discovery OF gold miner y Russian
SoIth America which are ka1d to be richer than
even those Of California In the eame number ne
find very ,nteEestipg and discriminating Chicago
conf spordence. ti.cuss1ne the various Journals
rEblished in this city, and commenting iarorably
on the Chicago TR1nCzE-
The Wf*tttche fbss Of the 18th inat. presents a
table in Ladin: article entitled t.Facts for the
party eartours" according 10 which, under III.
1Iesideut'e plan Of immediate restoration Of thu
npels. WitEout the so-called tronclad cath, md
with The e1ttn number Of representatives, acc.ufpe
from the negro population, the senate would 10
composed Of thf1tE.one Radicals, seven rcnesades
Ind his1y.tour Democrats md rebels, or thai only
CoWan+ Dollttle md Dixon would have 10 vote with
the latter in order TO secure the triumph Of The
bclrasty. In the uouee of Representatives, the
pnzent estimate Of It's comprising LIS Radleals,
tor1y Den ocrate, and seventeen dublous
members, wonld bs changed by the adop-
itnn Of the presideut's plan BY the accession Of
9As,hsnian*, Z y1sglniaa,,
F1oridans, Tenneaeeaus fexetpd.
10 Georrians, Ing Teune:e ss:ap del.
lorisisntans, ec1te.) Ttebel dele-
sMiettsstprlans. gates.
= sseaih ssnh cs1olni:ns, eoIna laa
Into a CCppeEhesd msjor1ty Of 1s2 swelled by II
nueeade ndicais insonH against only 1s5 radicals
End loyal Tenuessecans.
The Post shue brands as utterly worthless the st-
tempt Of Coz and Sherman and the Other peaee.
maktfs, considering The Presidents determination
not to derate from his scheme, which, u the above
table provce, would doom the Free State party to
a1 1zrctFicyable minority and moreover, mske the
reelection Of The President certain In 1868 In the
Of Representatives.
In another editorial article the Post quotes IN
event Of that duty desolvlng upon the new uouse
elhboate article from the Cologne G1zeth one Of
iae leading organs Of the European opinion, and
dsnws encouragement from the fnct that this. as a1
olha1 enlightened leaders Of public opinion In the
Old World. deploses As We in tha New, the fatal
Entertainments cf BIZ. johnson upon the uuques-
t!onab!e p'etogatises and duties Of Congress.
The Iosf gives an extract from tic Leyant H.5-
aid announcing the reconsideration By the Sublime
Porte OF the protest broached by Macdonald Ste
rIo IN 9+Fn fn-a ahaa
batween London and Calcutta, which IL already
completed as ia, AZ Dazda, in hungary from thence
10 proceed Win Sembn, Belgrade, Tcmeey1z, Ad1ian-
ope 10 Consiantinoplt, to be continued to India
through Mrtopo1amla, OF through the valley Of the
EupAEnte1, OF through thas Of the Tirs TfA Mossul
and naEdsl. The concession for the Adr1anople
railway having been already granted by the Sul1n,
It IL Hoped tha, the communication between London
Ard Conetantnople will be completed in 1870, in
which cnse the Moslem capital might be reached |
itom Chicago IN about q fortnight
TIC snme iourns1 announces that the Late de.
ceascd poet RuckeH. whose oriental poetry Is well
known In American and English literature left val
uabe sclentinc and especially pathological writings,
the publication Of which IL to BE- prepared by hit
son nnd literary executor, who ofIidates q. pto-
iessor at The Brt=lau University,
The New foTk AbtndzeitHR1 Of the 18th inst,
cautions Congress against Senator Shctuaurs re-
coDcillaion project with the President and argues
that, evcn II Mr. johnson recants his past errors,
totre IL "lae G1etenec between pafoon>ng VEG
tzrofs nad 1cposing Implicit eonhdeuce IN his pro-
tefahons Of better oshas7ot- IN the htu'e' and Tor
Congress 10 overlook This difference would
he falling INTO the abyss into which Nj. johnson
haE fallen In his reconstruction Echeme, Of con-
ioundng forbearanre with Inrgetfulness, and In
p,ev1ooEirc that II pardoninc sinner msy be mag
,;sntmitr. lie oblivion Of his sinfnlness would be-
iolIr
In nnotber eattor,a@ the Atsnd zeat,tao loots to
,.,,,. "a me 7r,, rr,t,ye NJ thu ss In The sonth
,ud r,a1nt,,ns win much nhtHv that nota.np could
- --..,.s- T:,d.zena IN sonth and North fh,n the
..-,~aasd,r,r .aon+for ~ , ,cmno,.rr Int ttnn.
a,.:-s;n,, Tho 1,ta rc1,s, state. fhor al
- .s.,ens, nn,t;e. 1n,,f 1s IN ,h.t
- 49, ro+ ,,r.-. the,, t-or, n.
".as, anJ tbe work of recenerat,on
t.,r ~ Naw Tors eo,rmnorary M Gathers hone trom the
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