The New York herald., 1866-04-23
4. S"u H.a
Interview Of the French Minis
ter and Secretary Seward.
Napoleon is Satisfied with the American Prin.
sipls Of Non-InterventiOn.
Our Neutrality Laws to be Admins
tered In Good Faith.
A Plan Of Reconstruction to be
Reported To-day.
The viliAsrs of tho President Living
ON His Patronage.
RADICAL LEADERS At L0GGERHEADS.
Approval Of the National Union Plat
form by tho President.
AFFAIRS IN the SALT LAKE REGION.
20. Go. &c.
A Plan Of Reconstruction to be
Reported To-day.
The Vilihers Of tho President Living
on His Patronage.
RADICAL LEADERS At LOGGERnEADS.
Approval Of the National Union Plat
form by tho President.
AFFAIRS IN the SALT LAKE REGION.
90. 60. &c.

60. Go. Go.
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1885.
THE MEXICAN QUEsTIoN-wIrHDRAwAL OF THE
FRENCH FORCES.
The French Minister had an interview with the Sec
reary Of State yesterday II Is said that he presented
the formal adhesion Of the French government to the
American principle Of nonintervention explained by
the Secretary Of State The Emperor kindly and
daily replies 70 the United States and engages 10 with
draw his troops from Mexico in three detachments
Of them next November and the others in Nay and No
vember, 1857. The full and final correspondence be-
tween the governments which led 70 this important
result WILL expected, be sent 70 the House Of Repre-
scntatves this week, in 10 call recently mado
the Department Of State motion Of Mr. McKee, Of
Kentucky.
NEUTRALITY-THB CHILEAN AND YENIAN DIYYI-
CULTIEs.
The Secretary Of February last writing the
hate Daniel 8 Dickinson In relation 70 tho steamer
Meteor which seized and prevented from being used
Chilean prvatssr against Spain, said:-The Presi-
dent determined that the neutrality laws Of the United
etatss shall b. administered good faith with entire
fairnssa" The principle thus announced viii, there
10 doubt b strictly applied In preserving the peace
between Great Britain and the United States should the
FsnIans seriously sndangerh IL.
RECONSTRUCTION.
The Reconstruction Committee will probably report
Robor Dale Owens plan for reconstruction tomorrow.
1t contempaiss universal suffrage in 1875 and change
h the bass Of representation in 1870 when can be
done upon legitimate census
THE YnnsIDExr's xNENrss ENJOYING HIS PAsnoN-
The growing necessity for giving the patronage Of shs
government 70 The Prsssdsats frsads and supportsm
matter Of universal discussion among al who wish him
veil What would b thought Of military commander
Who, during the psndsncy and heat Of sssss haais,
should allow the enemy 70 forage within his lines asd
supply thsmssves from his oommissasy and ordnance
stores while he w nssscsing 70 supply hs own forces
With the same snews Of war for the coresponding
periodi Yet this comes very near being The anomalous
policy pursued BY PrssAsnt Johnson since h accession
10 once Throughout the Northwest ~ least ninety nine
hundredths Of those holding federal appointments
abusing the President and his principal supporters
tinuaiy, sninterupsedy and In the most dis
graceful manner. Il unjust to compel hs true
friends submit this from those holding Presidential
commissions what 10 true Of individual ofnccholden
II equally d Newspaper establishments scripps, q
Chicago, 10 Postmaster, while his papor nhc fr5sas)
reeks daily with pouting abuse Can decent oyalist
be found in Chicago 10 accept the Post Ocef The NIL
waukse Ssws the leading republican paper Of wIsoon
sin, publishes the most outrageous ampoons the Pro-
dent and Senator Doolttle BY the side Of Omitted
States Laws" paid for out Of the public treasury And
thsse but samples Of many others II may bc safely
that nnetenths Of the patronage legitimatey
Of the Presidents disposal 10 prosttutsd 70 his daily
abuse BY those who wisld IT, and denied 10 his real
friends, who ere thus placed In the humliating
attitude Of supporting an administration that ~
parsntly turns its back upon thcm- II In need
less 10 say this cannot long endure. II oioes
and smoIumsns can only bs found In the ranks Of his
enemies ths indifferent and unscrupuous win 90 there
10 obtain them I those who forcso party associations
TO support the Of the Administration are not
consulted In selecting n subordinate agents, they viii
naturally sex other alliances for accomplishing the same
purposs, Ihs matter 10 important II not vital to the
sacesss Of the Presdsnts policy, and second only 70
change Of Cabinet Prompt action yet retrieve the
past Delay viii insure radical success In the approach
Ing elections defeat sdmin.,raon policies and indsA
piiely postposs The work OF reconstruction
THE RADICAL cHrsrs AT vAnrAscE.
Messn Stevens and samner si logserheads about
reconstruction policy Thad has just begun 10 under
stand thai there arc but branches OF The govern
msut two a them rhs executive and the iudca working
together d he pgalises that the time 10 81 hand when
,he logs I've sraSh msss aye in. rhe Senator holds
ont, w,Se rhsa upbrsk hire because he has little
cons ,rssion fsSyhs nfs1 the party.
rHs KztIoxAt UnoH rLArroRx.
The platform Of principles Of the National Union
Executive Committee publicly announced rome days ego
was day before yesterday brought o the attention Of
President johnson, and received his hearty sndcrss-
nent Tho principles deny the right Of secession and
,he power Of the sener. 10 exclude ssse
from the Union or 70 govern - Territory, approve
,he general policy q the administration recognise the
rixh, of each State regulate iu local installations
subject only the constitution Of the United sates
admit the right Of The several States 70 prescribe the
auancaiions Of electors shervin declare that oil the