The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Visit to the President or q
Philadelphia Delegation.
Probable Early admission Of the Ten
nessee Representatives.
Continued Congressional Debates
ON Reconstruction Conn
4 nsittee Measures. N !
Hxs'usion ofths Southern 1spressn-
tativss n the senate and Equal
Rights IN the House.
No Vote Reached ON Either
as Proposition.
e'f tHpnt e. .I.
slsniacant Postpenemsnt Of the Latter
II TIL The 10th Of April.
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Intsrssting Discussion in the House Over
6tsh . Point Of. Order.
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r.. Rogers again Cenfnsed BY the Tinklng Of
esvsrds Bsn and tho Figures
ef Ne Rebel Debt.
Nfsular nom tho Secretary Of the Treasury
Relative to the Termination Of the
Reciprocity Treaty.
90. &C. &c.


nuunPrToN ~ TEE PRgsIDENr OF A DELEGATION
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
1his afternoon committee Of gentlemen from Phia-
Aslph under the auspices Of the James Page Library
Company wsised upon the President 70 present The
ssselussons Of meeting held the 22d Of February
npprovng The restoration policy Of tho administration
and The present position occupied by the President
pa committee delegated to submN - action Of the
nesting were John A. Nanhail Ess, John a. Clark,
xsq, J. r. Robinst, Esq., n. HelIsv, nsq., J. =. N
gaydsr, ESQ, T. ysagssad, Esq, and Dr. Joseph Cook
NJ Nanhal aid shs meeting which passed the reso-
ivssous without distinction Of party. and In Tho
sosns Of hi spssoh rsuasked,- rs y ~ rg.
ss,ssns sAsn = psssusea Ne saana ~ yvs 9Rseayt
ssaiaaA Rsnasylvania siwsye sasod AsArsw JsSk
Ss. =. .ss - po1sr % 90 % sub
m 70 what w wTssg ssl his aSisy 70 prevent NJ
fAs Prssidsnt.rsspsnAsd = fosows.-- HnT :
shall no. saasmpt gentlsnse, to make . formal re-
cu have shown towards and the encouragement you
havs given me by your approoasson Of my pubic policy
~. can only say thai trust your confidence has not
been misplaced, and can but point you 10 my past
coor.e and 70 my public PRONUNCIATION principles BY
e"arss wn M g. Il nov bssoovss every % man g apply apply
himself diligently the task Of undsrstsnding the real
y. % ne = % S1 s
fofcement a ihs consuton and the laws made In pur
saanoe thereof Il has pesn our object 2 nnd heal ng
y!a.s. aocxiensvv vita tine wound thai VAS nnicted
On the body poIiic We thought all had found IT, and
si thinking 60 shall pursue and persist in our policy
feased by power over which We have control.
thank you, gentlemen, for the appreciation and Gu
ee.rssensns you have s.,secsd 70 me on ons
nos been misplaced.
The various members Of tho committee were then In
ecducsd personally 10 President and retired much
pleased with their interview.
PRESIDENTIAL VISITORS.
The number Of callers at the Presidents house to-day
vas unusually large. Lieutenant General Grant Gene.
r.s Howard and Croxton. also Governor sharkey sena
tor elect from Mississippi, and many other members
slsc from tho reconstructed States had interviews with
The Presdcnl
PROBABILITY or THE SPEEDY Admission OF THE
TENNESSEE DELEGATION.
The indications arc from what has fallen from mem
bsrs Of the Reconstruction Committee that bill will
soon be reported the latter providing for the recog
nton OF the State Of Tennessee and the consequent
admission Of her senators Representatives 70 Con
Gss&
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
hs Secretary OF the Treasury has just issued The fol-
lSwsug circular 10 collectors Of customs and Others In
relation 70 the termination Of the Reciprocity Treaty
TREASURY DxPARrxExr, March I, 1893
You have been heretofore advised that the Reciprocity
treaty between the United States and her Britannia VA
1sl ~ expire on the l7th inst In the absence Of any
insruciioss from this department 70 the contrary you
s.sr. ~ vo.v sa,de IN ,he ssscssmsnt and eo,,ee
sbon o duties on any eocds, warcs merchandise
Imported on and sfer the 18th Inst into the United
ca,ss ifom .ne pr"sn s pH ,h yV,,s | M
rsssina ts value and Determining the classiGcson of
goods wares xc, rests upon collectors Of customs ths
ss,"s os srv Sooss wares Sc imported from any d
she British provinces n compstsnt for tho appraiser
any one acting :. 70 ake % 'ss Do
s,s., s.ss Hr,as,pp ~ us
X ncCULLoCH. Secretary Of the Treasury
xHr DEBATE IN the SENATE ON THE REsoLr rros
ExcLuprso TEE SOUTHERN xExBERs
The Senate has iaboriousy sndeavored to-day, unde
The spur Of Mr. Fcssendcns sharp sdmoni'lcns thai
vote bc had 10 make some hcadvay upon thu