The New York herald., 1866-02-26
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kilograms continue be received from different parts
OF tho country announcing the peoples approval Of
President Johnsons veto message. A meeting to
endorse 1t is be he'd in Baltimore night Arrange
mcnts perfected Saturday night for a similar
demonstration at early day in sister city OF
Brooklyn. The Democratic Convention in session At
indianapolis Ind, on Saturday adopted resolutions
warmly approving IT, Mass meetings of endorsa were
held in St. Louis, San Francisco and Keokuk, Iowa,
last Saturday evening
General Grant yesterday attended morning service
Grace church. and in the evening dned with Judge Daily
To night the General will have reception at the Brook
lyn Academy of Music, and after its conclusion will
leave for Washington.
disclosure of the Of the republican caucus
held in the national capital last Friday night given
10 the despatch OF one Of Washington correspond
onts published to-day 1t had been expected that the
radicals would this occasion formally break ground in
opposition to President johnson, return for the hot
shot which he fred into their camp his speech Of the
previous evening; and indeed some slight movements In
that direction made; but II appears that finally,
secins that they had much lose and little gain by
such course, they permitted prudence triumph
their desires and concluded that such extreme
should be rcsorted Before this decision
arrived at there considerable discussion dur
ing which Thad Stevens charged with beng the
OF all the trouble between the President and the
party and Senator Wilson expressed the opinion that the
Tennessee representatives should have been admitted
long ago Previous to adjournment the ap.
pointed a committee OF from each State to collect
funds circulate documents and attend 10 the usual party
campaign direction
Facts said 10 have lately been developed In Wash
ingon which indicate that large trade Is being carried
on by persons assuming 70 act under authority Of the
Freedmens Bureau, 10 chipping negroes from the
northern Of the lately rebeious States TO Mississippi
aud Georgia where they compelled TO remain on
whatever plantations they may be allotted to, whether
they like the service not being thus reduced 10
system OF slavery. m stated that certain professed
philanthropc agents doing handsome business In
the commissions which they for procuring these
borer and that the trade has grown to such proper
tons already that the President has protested against It.
The apparent harmony OF the recent Republican State
Convention In Connecticut and the cause for the very
different action from what expected the par, Of
i,s members are fully explained in our Hartford letter
The democrats by the national platform adopted IN their
c,nvcnon held previously had rendered the rcpubli.
taus approhonyc Of loss OF their control OF the State,
aod "a So yes the fact that their only hope OF
iaiutapus . rested on the endorsement OF President
.,hn-.n aui the adoption OF a conservative course.
Therefore, when their convention assembled, although
there strong Thad stevens element In H. the two
factions aspect of harmony ana the loavcs
and fishes outweshed negro suffrage and other radical
IN asures.
statement OF events and the condition of affairs In
peru since the declaration Of by tho government Of
that country, In alliance with Chile against SPAN IL
furnished In our Lima correspondence The Secretary
OF state announces In circular letter TO the foreign
governments that war the only honorable len to
reru as even her proverbial wealth would he swallowed
xp In an attempt 10 satisfy the exorbtant ndemninca
lion demands which have boen made by the spanards
Tho Peruvian finances are present in very poor con
st,iop for the commencement Of hostiltes, owing L
th., alleged reckless and corrupt mismanasemen' D
An. late President Pezet and bis suboriiuaies out '
war preparations being prosecuted vigorously an
Ger the purpose Of raising funds capital TAX
fsom eight 10 twelve dollars per year D" oes