The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

the efforts OF the Department Of Agriculture --"Ths
people has laid down their spears and is begin
ming to take prv.ning hooks and although the fields Il
wasted and tb q land mourus quoth Isaac placing
hand patror zingly the Presidents shoulder yet
will disroute the seeds OF harmony the fruits OF con
cord and garden generally to let the South
the effects Of good government and the wisdom Of your
adminstra,ion.r Upon concluding his remarks a co.
pious dew observed to be shed over tho tsamIng
counenance OF Uncle Isaac but the President
his usual equanmity and made no effort at reply The
employees of the department breahed easier upon the
Commissioners report Of the effect Of his address upon
the President and their appreciation of his abilities
experienced no diminution.
DEATH OF DR.. soLGER.
DR. Rcinhold Solger, late Assistant Register OF the
United States Treasury, died here yesterday
THE PASSPORT SYSTEM IN BAvARIl.
The United States Consul at wurtemberg informs the
Department OF State from and after the LIST of Janu
ary, 1866 passports will be required Of foreign.
ers in Bavaria excepting the Of persons seeking
employment, those travelling with public exhibitions,
0edler, musicians and the like
Our Warrington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Jan 8, 1860
HousE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IL. CHIEF or the
ARMY
The action OF the House OF Representatives to-day
Congress convened, except II may be on its first
day, when Stevens resolution put through The
practical effect is however, many steps in advance Of
the first days session in the radical programme On
that occasion the House attacked theory Of the Pres
dent they assaled the acts of the Chief Magis
trae, and directly arraigned HIM before the country.
The enimus was unconcealed and the very wording OF
the resolution in reference 20 the withdrawal
Of the troops from the Southern States
direct impugnment Of the Presidents motives.
It was siill more than that: It was dcca.
ration on the part OF the House that the
President should no longer be Commander in Chief OF
the armies OF the United States, and that henceorth
the House cf Representatives and not the President,
would direct what orders should be issued to the
This Is the only logical conclusion that can be arrived
at the only Interpretation that the wording Of the
luton will bear They declared that no more troops
shall be removed from the South until Congress shall
declare cxpedicnt This is certainly travelling out.
side oI their jurisdiction and taking into their hands the
prerogativcs of the Executive There no precedent
power law which invests In Congress that duty and
thus makes the Executive simply Lieutenant 20 Con-
gress-a subordinate military officer that body The
most important feature, however the snimus Of the
resolution the spirit that prompted and the motives
with which the originstors pushed IL forward.
No person could have looked upon The scene In the
House when t brought forward and say that II was
not brceohceed Every motion of the leading radicals
the very mrsccs in their faces revealed the true state Of
the and cft doubt OF their anxiety aud detem
patton 70 rress IL through They tlia, President
johnson was pushing forward the work o. resioration
and psng State after State under the Of Its
people, leaving them regulate their local ahhirs in
their OAR way in all things inconsistent with the
constitution Of United States including the recent
sfa ti.o
gan re > objectionable siu and they at once set
at work to curAi power and take ucon lhems ses
the duty Of deciding upon the question Forthwith a
appears directly attacking the action OF the
President and declaring that he shall not ptsic that
policy any longer. Fortunately for the country
this resolution, although u directly makes the
lssue between the President and Congress, and
hts the animus and spirit Of that body has no more
feet prss ,csy than Che Pope's bull against tn comet
decide and II IS doubtui that even the person who pre-
senisd ren cDough 10 Imagine thnt the ~ scent
WIN rc;ssia uoops in toe South one dsy longer
rAnIcs ~ NAME m vInar AfyAcR
Those vino have carefully watched the couTss Of the
lermnod 70 so conduct his policy that the most
scrupulous radical could not say that he commerced
political wrfare upon the party. He has scripuonsiy
rupture between himself and the party that sicc,ed
him on th. contrary he has manifested a disposito on
20 mS eary os me wisSes % ~ the ' people He
exhibitcd des'r, TO barmouize on a points that
he could, without violating his constitutional oath
placing himself Va onism with the great charter Of
republic But mark the spirit In which be has been
BY the House Instead of meeting the President
ami IN creca rcpadaicd him In toto. Tho House has
made the Grst ATTACK They have forced the issue Like
the rebels who, al the commencement o. tho war, be-
impatient and opened IRE on Fort sumter the
radicals lave fred the 1rsl gun at the President and
forced the ISSUE spe of the efforts OF the Chief hags
open srprs ,akes place that the freseni brourhi !,
on. The responsibility rests with q majority of the
lower House, and they the parties whom The people
bs1hAnox THAT isr " SGT EvDsp.
The people Of this country have for some time been
"noss osaan .'e r.s"s ,hsoarhoas Che and
They have eoccd that the great work hal been accom-
Plshed, and were prding themselves tiIai tbey had
The history OF the nations o. the world Our gallant
soldiers were rsdy returning home and esdds ming the
hearts Of Their isnd reailng their exploits and sgsu
resnmos Their p,sres IN ihe indrsraI pursuits Of the
country The Whole world stood sshast end looked with
amszeDeBt the moral spectacle Of trnmpbant army
chasing ts very nature and resumng s place
IN the pesce'uI occupations Of .he Iaod. They
asked nos 10 be he'd against foss, 70 again
,sose Who ~e,. rs's ned s' plead sssi Key. too,
might 10y aside the weapcns Of warfare and
again resume she pursuits Of their former days while
all this " gsiety going forNarI Congress STEPS IN and
informs the eounsry IN on e. ths, tbe Il not over;
that soldiers he retained until Congress nvcst
Such Is sbe nsture Of resolution which passed
gress to-day. stli more declares IN effect that OR
expensive army shall be kept ny TO carry out the behcss
Of the exiteme of the country--thuN Increasing
largely debt and adding 10 the burfbens OF the poo
pie An thn may the Interests of contrsct
ors who wieh aid 10 their gains and inzsriuch
the resolution from pennsy nathe great State
of army conirsctorswho knows but this " the motive
under which u was prexcaicdy
While II = thus a direct attack upon the Pressdcn,
vino cOns,der- only salvation 20 be IN the iuue
date adoption of economical In times of
peace, akp informs the Secretary Of the Treasury
that be must abandon his financial policy Of cursi'
and provide for additional loans and ssurs Of
paper money II this resolution " w ~ carried out
lie whole pclty Of the financial afArs Of the govern
rnent 10 he changed Instead of cursiimtnf,
Mr. McCuoeh mnst adopt the other eyirerne-expan.
Are the people ready n side with Congress 10 this
matter or with The safe and Wise policy Of the Prcs
dcnp But Congress has made the issue now ei them
take the responsibility aud meet u bcfOr, the
people Tbe issue IL one of the radicals own
for the Presden, w@ moving slower