The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-12

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-. 80 81 ~ most interesting FAC
80. -. 40 have yes occurred. nov Ae
,...s,,.tent. The speech u M teidwsas
nron the patriotic and NOBLE senu-
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~ - = ..ss.,, ~ read With that earnest
- - o.sth IN the conaent OF the ensire
..s..,,s - his STATE toAdopt them, which couid
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,-nom thsv were asdrsseedl In their proper
sssAt: ana the reply II Andrew Johnson Was
~ evidence Of the purest. truest, ioftiest pa
,rto,ism. II was "A saecsing sight 70 see
those mon from the old State OF Virginia befcre
The Chief Magistrate OF the nation, the per-
sonifcations Of Intelligence and responsbih'y,
endorsing. In the name OF the people wnoia
thev reureaeut, the humane and wise poiicy W
the Executive. and declaring their stern deIer'
,minaticn % uphold that policy. The Fresi'
Aent feels that in these representatives NO mas
friends who can be relied upon and trusted;
but for the jaunting, jeering crowd OF Radicai
abusers, who daily make their boast OF power
sufacient TO undermine the strong foundation
he Is building, he can entertain no such con-
'ndence. He repeatedly announced his gratiii-
cation at the interview and the sentiments
he rave utterance to, which will appear In
print before this letter can be published, are
regarded as by far the grandess which nave
vet come from his lips.
Congress having legislatesisto its satisfaction
on the bill for extending the powers OF the
Freedmen's Bnreau, it is now in readiness for
Executive action, which will not be had before
the middle of next week. The advocates of
the measure both in and ont Of Congress are
expressing sincere fears land possibly with
yery good reason) that the President will veto
it. He has not committed himself in any way
az to his policy on that particlar subject but
few days will solve the problem. The kadi-
Gals say that he is drifting far away from the
old landmarks Of the party which put him IN
power, and the President himself does not in
any manner refute their assertions, as he has
expressed his determination 70 ignore alto
sether party principles and political dogmas,
for the sake Of restoring the Union and the
States to their pristine parity and power
The Maryland Legislature adopted, prior TO
adioarning, resolution endorsing the position
of President Johnson the radical extremists
refusing to concur. The proposition suggested
by the same element to allow colored testl-
mony in courts was rejected.
Not one person in fifty can be admitted to
the Capitol on Monday, on the occasion OF the
memorial address of Mr.. Bancroft on the death
of the late President. There is an immense
rush for tickets Of admission. A subordinate
attache, who had in possession few CARDS,
awaiting destination to fortunate individuals,
was to-day offered twenty five dollars for two
of them. His will probably consented 10 the
trade but the permanence of his official posi-
ton being at stake, of course he could not con
sistently avail himself of the opportunity 70
make an honest penny.
The new fractional currency Of the denomi-
nation Of five cents, just issued, has as It's
frontispiece the head of an individual named
Clark, q master workman, in lieu Of The head
OF either President, or the late or present
Secretary of the Treasury, as has been the
case In all former issues
II is now claimed by the friends of the Negro
Suffrage bill for this District that 1t Will De-
come A law without the signature Of the Presi'
dent 1t is possible that they may pass IL over
n veto: but that the President Du veto IL Is
as certain as that it will be presented to him
for endorsement.
A radical member of Congress from Pennsyl-
yania, named Williams, is making a speech in
the House Of Representatives. to-day, in which
he yies with Thad. Stevens in his denuncia-
tions Of the President. He has styled him a
usurper-which Stevens did not-and the
galleries-filled with yindictive and cowardiy
deyotees to fanaticism-as well as many mem
hers on the floor, applauded the violent orator
The President. is, truly in bad odor with the
extremists, but the fact is equally certain tina,
the extremists are in bad oder with the Presi.
dent. 1laoS.