The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-16

sun furnishc. the following interesting
items from the capitol
The rupture between the President
and Congress l. complete and on th,
part 81 the latter much luminosity l.
manifested What they can do for the
recovery Of their lost ,wo.thir1s powell
in the senate remains 10 be seen. The
breach may widen with every veto. and
every other Executive act aud a few
more Of the Republican Senators mas
pass over 10 the support Of the Prc-l
dent, At least upon vital questions \
meeting Of Republican members vii
take place, At which the present alarm
ing crisis vii be considered
The President will have occasion .,
veto the civil rights hiii and the district
negro suffrage bill within week
There /. ~ doubt that he is quite read
for IL The Senate might modify thu
suffrage bill. but It Is not now probable
,ha, either party desires this The rad
ical majority urge an unqualified act OF
none and the conservatives, acting ~
conformity with the precedent Of then
friends in the House would prefer thai
the bill should 20 20 the President in O
form tina, will ensure a veto
To &C, another Freedmen bill vii
no, be attempted The existing bureau
mus expire by limitation in one yea
after the end Of the war /, Is agreed
among constitutional lawyers that th'
Executive alone can determine the ques
ton when the war ceased Congress
cannot do that The judiciary in seye
raj decisions. have settled the doctrine
that the Executive j. the sole Judge ~
to the occurrence Of an cxigency reqnir
ing force TO suppress an instruction
and Of course he i to determine wheI
the instruction ceases to exist The
President may, and probably will, 4,
this by proclamation An attempt may
be made, however, in Congress, TO eS
tend for one year the duration Of th'
bureau as constitutional under the pres
ent law
4 letter Of the Doth saws ! hay,
hitherto RETAINED from mentioning {
fact that have been at last reluctantly
compelled to believe, namely, that i
would be prudent in the Presiden, t,
adopt some measures for his persona
safety The lnilammatory appeals %
the Radical leader. have goaded som,
of their ign rant and degraded follow
cr. To the pitch II fury. and they have
been led 10 regard Andrew johnson "a,
an obstacle in the way Of their fanciet
rEhts
\ late letter to the = Louis Republi
can contains the annexed paragraph
The rumor Of conspiracy III Con
eress 10 ieposc the President is revived
and j. attracting serious attention her,
and IN other we'll informed circles, an,
it cannot be- denied that the hostility %
the Radicals Ia the restoration of tn,
Union, which grows daily more bi;trI
and defiant, gives countcnauce To the
charge Mr. Williams, Of Pennsylva
MIA in his malignant assault on th,
President, in the House Of Representa-
ti,cs, asserted with emphasis that Ten
nessec hy her act Of secession. lost eve
rythiug hut her territory, which II true
outlaws Mr. johnson. and di,gualitie'
hin for the position IL President II,
further arraieucd the President A.
usurpcr as Mr. Stevens had prcyiou-l,
done. and Wendell Phillips, in receu
address in this city, declared tina, if th,
President was an obstacle in the pati
Of Radical reform, he wa, an ohstacl,
IN he removed
On the 22ud delegation Of young Ia
dies had an interview with the 'rc-i
dent, Of which the sun says
/ Six of the Young ladies were from
[ Memphis Tenn, some of them dangh
tiers ofper>onal friends ct the rrcsilcn,
six from Georgia, and the remaindc
/ Virginia and Mary land Prof Brook :
on behalf of the Young ladies' adire,so,
the President in neat little speech, a.
surfing him Of their high admiration @
| his elevated statesmanship, and thei
grateful appreciation Of his kind an,
/ concilatory feelings towards THAI see
ton of the country from which the,
came. in his efforts for the restoration
Of the MON The President receive,
/ the young ladies most graciously, TAX in.
! them by the hand sinFly He cSprcssc'
I his qualification ut meeting them, spok
! OF the benign mt nNGcuce uf women il
calming the strife Of the hour He con
sldered their presence here as cheer
ing evidence that It was not impossibl,
to cement firmly the bonds Of the Mon
{ The young ladies then withdrew, mucl
/ charmed with the ai'ability of the Pres
I ident They returned in the eyenn.
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