, 1866-02-26
TERRIBLE TORNADO
AT KNOXVILLE.
Thirty Buildings Blown
Down.
Several Steamers Lost.
THE SOUTHERN PRESS ON THE
PRESIDENTS VETO.
"The Greatest Rebel Victory
Since Manassas
| ONE HUNDRED And FIFTY MIL
LIONS Of MONEY IN THE
TREASURY.
Visit Of the Naval Committee to
| the Naval Academy.
Speech of 4. III. Stephens to the
Georgia Legislature.
nN1%x--we an F1.N Xfnfn
Visit Of the Naval Committee TO
the Naval Academy.
Speech of 4. II. Stephens to the
Georgia Legislature.
Baltimore on the Veto.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Feeling In sle South on The Pse.I-
dcnt.s EetU-Pol1nrdsa Pledge 10 the
pre~iient-t;en. Grants Position in
the csntIe-The ISnttttuorcanx who
support the Presfdent-necttng. ON
Monday and Tbur~day Nights Of till.
Weck-Dtkbur4en.ene OF the Trens-
aurY DurtuS the Week. etc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1ribune.l
WAeHr8roy, Feb. IS.
The suboined extracts from the editorial IN the
Norfolk tya) Post por,saye the feeling produced in
the South By the Presidents veto OF the Frcedpen's
Bu1eou bill: "All the Southern papers received
here nse jubisnt the defeat Of that vital mess
utc. since The morning Of July e, 1861 wheh the
rcwe Of the great Southern Victory, nchieyed BY
t,eau1eYaId over Mcdowell, and the 4wiul ruat ot
the Federal army on The plains Of Manassas, was
borne through the South On the wings ot The wind,
as 1t were, carrying Jos and tublation INTO cyefs
Southern household, and giaddcning every tine
sogthe1ntr, ,hesc nae been no n.ws received
South Al that contained IN The despatch informing
item that tue P1eatden: had vetoed tho FEeedmeu's
bureau bill This Is the greatest VICTORY they hare
Of arms Of etonewat Jackson or Of ltobt. E, Lee,
and 1t bas given them more pleasure than had Gen
Lee been elected Gos1no. Of VirElnia. They hare
topDd an aly ln the President worth more to them
than the alliance OF France Or Enel.nd. They now
Msna.sas: ne hnal triumph q The era, southern
Jeleaed ard driven from the field, and nothing an
save lhem troua tofsl annibiaton. All that Is
necefsary fo1 he so1th to do Is TO continue to hold
ihe Republican Couere1t. The stone which Tho
buldels rejected has become The had OF the COZ
every loyal southern heart, They viii accept no
terms from RADICALS; they ask no EAyor end expect
none. tanatled may roar and hiss, but their Claws
Nord must henccfoth Be johnson and VICTORY;
and although tho ODDS azc IL iour to one agstnst
the did they not cary On fouE yea1s o( open var tn
ee fsd I.s e 1a1S sd H.
President with toInfe powers. ~ho can carry On
the Go'e1nment xo2d enough for thts sees'on "dth-
'G oi ,be Rcbmoad E,a Il ont #,
a card. in which he fnys: ''A lam not unwilling
that The public should tnow what pledges have
rally Eyn 70 ~ .,a = o.
dent johnson. and upoa which his action "as
tssed;
III the publication Of he Hich1uond Enuais<1 Is
support ihe Union, tb.fCoasi1utlon aud Tie laws,
A lsss ht' 'Hes 'Senof to 6e yoar ebedlept serv.D.
{Sfgned,} Il. REYES PoLIAnp."
This i he rum total o. The PLEDGES gtfen by him.
1hat thss YVES IN direct conflict with the wishes OF
ten. Gtant will he eeru BY the following, also from
Mr. Pollard:
II knew no.bing Of Gen. Grants order for the
:elsase ct NJ otiss until rad !. In ths Papsfs.
tcaiT to revoke the order for the seizure Of the Office
II vas eri4ent 'hst had noh1ng to hope from him.
lol he tad to mt expressly that II he had The an.
.yt.cs, Cincinnati EHqnrer, md Chieaeu Tina, ad-
ding that the Coppebead papers Of the North, he
& sR5Rs RsR' au T. the LIN oa ps.'Fns De-. foa as e'' t.
sppsai 70 tas r1s.idsa,, g,,inr him ,hs pledge
contained In the letter above. Il was written du-
ring ny Last intety1ew with Inc President. In hts
restoration Of uny paper. Without attempting to
inter npon detal1s Of mi interview. may my With
ins to eo9stns
and lhat 1t Is the duty OF people, az 1t shall be
our p'easu in tho nture, to extend to him cor
din md seIe1ous = % %trp}poEs, } ~, n.n tx. H..
Enaes meeting, to be held there On Monday, In sup
ber OF 1neu who re7ved In the lrhe army. Not i've
ncn ~ho voted tos Abraham Lincoln have allowed
Returned soldiers Of Lee and Mosby hare been
cheering JeH. Day1s and Andrew johnson for The
lsst two days. There u but one sentiment among
"A 1naes mecl1ns Of Untonlsts will be held on
Thursday 10 innp1ke Congress. The call II signed
hy all the Lincoln electors, and The prominent
unlonisis o. haltimote Senator'S ~ Fes:sndsn and @
olhtr prominent members Of Coneres. have hs@n
iD,1led to address the meeting. The rebels sre
A1m1EC fhtrneelyes. and fears arc entertained they
will altempt 10 break up the meeting. The Union
ccncy.
last week amounted to to-, e8: In the ea1ne
ixsued. S5a, 17s 9a5 In National currency were Is
sued TO The banke last week. making The total now
in circulation t251, "a, ,9io+