New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
FROM WASHINGTON
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
The President and Southern
Governors.
The Pacific States and the Cabinet
Effect of the Veto On the
Freedmen.
CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS
Speeches in the House Of Messrs. Clark
Plants, Bealnan and Cromwell.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND
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SOUTHERN GOVERNORS.
II is ascertained that the correspondence be-
tween the President and the Southern Governors and
the official documents called for by resolution passed
by the Senate about months ago collected by
the State Department and forwarded 10 the President
ever four weeks ago but they have been far with
held BY the President This circumstance is looked up
OIL as indicating that the correspondence and doeu-
meDts contain things shedding unfsvOrable a light
upon the Presidents reconstruction policy as 10 render
desirable for His Excellency not 10 have them pub
lshed 1t is expected that the call for the papers will
BE- repeated at an carly day. and il remains 20 be
whether the President win still refuse TO give the
people an inside view OF the workings of his system.
THE PACIFIC STATES AND THE CABINET.
The united delegations of the States aud Ter
rsores on tie Pacific coast called upon the President
yesterday Senator CONFESS served spokesman.
They requested the President in pursuance Of irstruc
tons received from their constituents. TO give the
Pacific coast representative in his Cabinet mainly
secount of the difficulties connected with their land
btles The same request was preferred 10 Mr. Lincoln
sbout the time when lie appointed Mr.. Hlrlln. The
Impression left upon the minds Of the delegation by
President Johnsons reply that be would take the
matter into favorable consideration.
GOV. cox AND THE PRESIDENT.
Gov Cox of Ohio had long interview with
The President yesterday The President talked TO lin
az sweetly as he had talked 10 Sumner, Kelley.
Beeeber and others time ago and il is reported
that Gov Cox has not yet made up his mind TO the
views of the President.
DR.. BOYSTON AND TIE VETO.
The hall Of the House was unusually crowded
With officials to-day to listen DIR. BOynton Chaplain.
who preached very able discourse upon the tendency
VI Christianity toward freedom. After showing that
religion had broken mp the slavery u paeanism and &
the dark ages, he said that the triamphsl march Of
Christ for the deiyerauce Of the people not to
De turned back The shattered fragments of the late
Confederacy could not again BE united and foated
across the path Of the Almighty All was not lost but
al Nothing as lost 10 this nation and 10 free.
aom while Congress holds the doors Of this ball. while
he people sustain Congress. While the Church prsys
and Christ rules. veto had descended from the
lhrone Of the Omnpoent. saying Slavery shall not ne
and never would this nation forget tho solemn lessons OF
to's judgments in the late wbr. and never will il say
10 our yanquistei foes Come aud rule over u.s." The
discourse was received with unusual commentator for
us treat ability and lessons Of encouragement TO those
struggling 10 secure the Liberties Of Gods people.
THE NAVAL ACADEMY EXAMINATION.
On Saturday large party Of Congressman,
soeounanied by Their ladies and many frends by iny
t,ton OF the Naval Committee paid visit 10 the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. The party Jeff In the morning
an special tain and proceeded the Naval Academy,
where they we're received by company Ofmarines and
.a artillery alnte. Admiral Porter received bs guests
st his resience after which he accompanied them 10
the where the cadets went through with
various evlutions in such manner as 10 elicit the
commentator of those present. The cadets afterward
proceedeo the water battery where their proficiency
in the use OF artillery satisfactorily demonstrated
The exboitiOn Of seamansbip being prevented by Il
heavy ra1 storm the party adjourned 10 the residence
Of Admil Porter. where they were regsed with
COLLATION. after which they proceeded 10 the Governors
mansion where they partook Of dinner Speeches were
sfterwsa made by Cor. Swami. Senator johnson, Ad.
miral Prter Gems. Nye. Schenck. and others. The
Senatohrom Maryland expressed great pleasure the
recent igslsdon of his State relative to Slavery and
ended predicting for her increased prosperity and
progress in e future The party left for this city in
the evening, well pleased with their visit.
THB PACIFIC RAILROAD.
de)eation from the Kansas branch Of the
Pscifo Rilrosd are now here seeking permission TO
change u location OF their road extend up the
Smoky ri River. and form junction with the Union
Pacific ain branch ut Denver City.
KPICT OF THE VETO on THR FREEDMEN.
Reorts are already pouring into the Office Of
The Ieedmen's Bureau here showing that since the
yetCd the President on the Freedmen's Bureau Bill
becsue known the rebellious spirit there bas been
stimulated to degree Of vruence not witnessed for
long time and that the oV,rages committed against
feelnen rapidly increasing. The received
here enders it probable that Of that act OF the
President Will lie most deporabe.
POSITION or SENATOR SHERMAN.
senator Sherman will deliver a speech in the
Sa,e tomorrow in opposition TO the passage Of the
.uurrent resolution recently passed by the House and
,o,by advocated by Mr.. Fessenden on Saturday
TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS.
The disbursements Of the Treasury Depart
,eut Last week amounted to eco 2s3.9ss. During the
anne period si37 $50 in fractional currency, slO in
esca.es of indebtedness and 81 l72 635 in National
Nni curreucy were issued by the Department. The
ttai National bank currency Issued up to date 10
p570s2sIO.
e. A. MARDES ESQ,
As been appointed Chief Of the Division OF Loans oil the
treasury Department. in place ofMr oshaughnesssy.
asigped.
THE FREEDMEN.
The following circular relative to tie freed
ethe District was issued Saturday by Gen. T. H.
lovaa:
BIRrIRyyresps FRrsDnrx AND ABANDONED L.SDs
WAsHIssroS Feb 90 1895:
6rsst.n No 2-An Visiting Agents are enjoned 70 Inn
sdssS cs,eSIy against such issues relief may tend
tensrss dIepsss and psuperism To this end
sS, made Of os6 also :t.ts@en
snS,f q Sspsndsns children. in each case Of head oil