The New York herald., 1866-04-25
Fierce DenunciatiOn Of Pro-
vOst Marshal General Fry.
Som thing Like Ante-RebelliOn
Hints at Pistols and Coffee.
Vote Against Continuing the Provost
MarshaPs Bureau.
Consideration of the Pacific Railroad il
Evening Session.

WASHINGTON April "a, 1895
NEW AND SINGULAR RADICAL PLAN OF RECON
- sTRUCTIoN.
The rumpus in the radical camp is constantly increas
ing and the strength Of the President proportonaely
augmentng The cause Of the dsaiection in the ranks
Of the Congressional dsunionsts and the rumpus among
their leaders s becoming apparent Their chief men out
side OF Congress are beginning to the fuy Of their
opposition TO the Presidents scheme of restoration
looking about for plan OF accommodation
compromise 1t rumored the that Ben But
Ter is engineering scheme for tho preservation OF the
republican party, which embraces set OF be.
tween those settled upon by the President and
the crude ideas entertained by Thad Stevens,
Sumner and their adhercnts. Buffers scheme is said
TO be, nrst that the President shall make
complete change OF his Cabinet, and call to his council
men in full accord with The policy be pursled. He
then proposes general ampes,y all the pe0pie the
South, with the fewest possible exceptions such cxcep
tions TO be confined to Davis and his Cabinet West Point
graduates who have served in the rebel armies members
OF Congress who vacated their seats the breaking out
Of the rebellion, and perhaps very few other noo-
rously bad cases. that Congress shall then pass some
sort Of enabling act requiring of the Southern States
that they shall endorse the political prescriptions,
amend their constitutions TO conform thereto give equal
ity to all men, repudiste forever the rebel debt and
disposition OF the general government that the test
oath be then abolished and Congress adjourn for three
months On the acceptance by the Southern States
Of these terms and their adoption, elections TO be
held throughout South members OF Congress
person not specially excluded by the terms Of the
~ to be eligible TO election On tho reassembliDg Of
Congress- shall appear that the Southern States have
conormsd TO the terms their representatives shall be at
once admitted on the same conditions and footing the
Northern representatives. This s the outline OF the
general scheme which s carefully drawn up and ma
urcd in all its details This scheme commends itself to
the intelligent OF the radicals who the alb
Of any hope for the OF their Jacobncal
deas and explains the breach OF cordaty between
and Stevens the reconstruction business II
mains to be whether not the President prepared
TO abandon the plan that conceived by his lament
ed predecessor which has been unwavenngy pur
sued by himself
APPoRTIONMENT or THE NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has written letter to
the chairman Of the Senate Finance Committee the
apportionmeut Of the national currency lie says that
Senate bill $50 is seemingly general ts provisions but
in effect singles out Massachusetts, Connecticut and
Rhode Island, and reduces their circulation TO
certain arbitrary standard II practically asserts
that tho circulation 81 the national banks
Massachusetts shall be diminished sixty per cent;
shall be diminished for,y.two per cent and that the
circulation Of the national banks Rhode Island shall
be dimnished seventy -four per cent The principle
which the reduction is based is one One
hundred and seventy i've thousand Of the usual popu-
lation Of Ohio Illinois do not need
tenth part Of the circulation required by the
manufacturing and commercial communities Of
Rhode Island. This bill is amendment to section
twcnty-one OF the present National Currency act and
proposes withdraw circulation from banks by reducing
the which shall bear to their capital IL will
affect banks in all the States more or less by
a certain fixed rule the reduction b to be
effected gradually. As the circulation becomes
worn and mutla,ed Il Is to be returned for
dcmptlon The by which the circulation s 70 be
thus diminished approximnies s25 900 600 and is pro
posed In anticipation Of this reduction TO authorize the
issue circulation banks states that have secured
the proportionato OF circulation may
be needed. The Secretary thinks Il Is important that
solvent State banks should have an opportunity 70
become national banks otherwise by the operation Of
Law Of the United States they will be compelled TO
wind up after the Is, day Of July next and that It
matter OF great importance that provision should DO
made to meet the wants Of those States which
have been in rebellion. Banking facilities are neces.
sary TO develop tho industrial interests OF the
South and stimulate the protection of those
interests OF the country At the same time Il would be
policy Afford the people Of that section oppor
,uny become pccuniary interested In the successful
maintenance of the government u the United States
and nasuch Congress has assumed entire control Of
the currency of the country and 70 very considerable
extent Of ~ banking interests prohibiting the inter
ference Of State governments u would seem 20 be the
plain duty Of Congress 70 make adequate provision 10
meet the business Of all Of the country In
The way of tsnkng iA.iltes.
The following banks Of New York and rennFy lvania
from the accompanying statement of the Comptroller
would be reduced circulation by the proposed senate
amendments as follows
W. Tori-rirsi National Bank, 10000; Third,
800 600, Fourth, tiO0, coo, Mercantile National,
900 600; Tenth, 900 900; Central, $1,000 Ninth
100000 Broadway, 800 600, Commerce, 500 600
American, $50, 900; Park, 5000 900 Tradesmens, 800
600, shoe and Leather f225 600 Market 100
900, Seventh Ward. $50 900, Republic, 500
coo Mechanics, ESQ 900; Merchants Exchange,
sis5 $50 Metropolitan. ESQ 600; Marine, fto,-
coo, ocean. 800 600, National Bank of New.
burg $4,000, Troy City, so 900; First National
Bank of Poughkeepsc, $4,000. First Brock ~n, $50.
ooo Highland of Newburg, ts5 COO Union, Of Albany,
$1,000 New York State, Of Albany, s35oco Union, of
Rochester $40 0oo Albany CITY $50 900; Commercial,
S3b 900; Farmers ard Manufsour~rs, Of Albany, SO,
900 Lake obtsno Of oswego ss2 go Oneida, of uuea,
SEQ 900
Israri~snia -rmrt National of rhlsdeiphia,
fioo ooo rsrners and Mechanics $500 0oo; fcnn.yi.
tan.a fa6 600: Northern Llb~rcs $50 60. Corn NE