The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-03-10

chicago February 25th.-The Tribune saws ,hs
country ought to be informed in relation 10 tha FrseSm
bureau ol which the President vetoed that IN. bil
before passed the Senate and perhans re ,, S e @
add before it was introduced into Congress- ,ras ar
tne President and received his appreciation being
SNAPPED ana worded partly to his views II js ws
understood by the friends of the bill that he bsd
ms sanction and friendship for it, Hence when il nasssd
,ne senate IT was voted for by Dooittle of Wisconsin
NoI,on o minnesota, Stewart of Nevada Dixon of Con-
neeucut Morgan of New York and Van Winkle Of IVES,
virginia who now sustain the veto II was we'll prd-
.ooa IN ashngton when the bill was passed into his
us ai'er lts passage through both Houses that his
intention was merely to make an objection 20 that
winch applied it to the border States but during the
DAYS IT was in his hands the copperbeads won him over
got him to object TO the whole bill contrary 10 bs -;;i
purpose and intention. Henry Ward Beeeher in recan,
speech on the Presidents veto takes the ground that the
negoes OF the South have the inherent and inaiepabe
right TO vote and that system of reconsrncton
dePrves them of that right wrong He thinks the
gnI 70 vote ought to be guaranteed by constitutional
amendment and so secured by law Having Tins placed
himself he next proceess overturn himself bv advo
g he restoration OF the Southern States TO seats in
JUST as they are trusting to the laws of labor
supply ana demand selfinerest gravitaton and divers
otner gering generaes secure the ballot for fre
IL e oEe. Seward teegraphs to the President
s ohoMs !he nation is restored and the country is
ne fresloents speech is triumphant and the conn
Try VIII be happy" T Governor Stone of Iowa teIs
70 the members Of Congress from that State as fol
lows; The loyal heart of Iowa is warming anew No
fatering here The radical majority in Congress- viii he
riumphantly sustained The Republican fag shall NOT he
lowered. low stand frm whatever the President NAV do
lmmOyaDle q she WAS durinr
the dark hours of the rebellion No comDrnn,;Se ,5
traitors either pardoned OF uDpardonedr
New YORK February 25th.-Seward fully endorses the
resaent lie received dispatches from Nye and others
hat Johnsons speech terrible one and sucb as he
coud not approve but he persevered and afterwards tel
MS null and cordial approval Both parties in
M are watching every movement of the United States
hey are pleased at the runored prospective
OF Maxmian on condition of the withdrawal of the French
"ols NiaNlhan Is tired OF French tutelage and thinks
can soon remedy the financial troubles in time of peace
he is anxious for American settlers with moneyr and
machinery The Imperialists regard Maximian "a anti
pohcy Petroleum has been struck in Mexico
Y terrible tornado at Knoxville, Kentucky unroofed
the buildings of the Virginia & Georgia railroad and dam
aged oper property Last evening at the Coopr Insti
measures were taken for the establishment of johnson
clubs throughout the States
washington, February 25th-Whle Secretary Seward
cas the Presidents harangue triumphant vindieation
and Senator Morgan endorses the whole of IL INCLUDING the
personal abuse many friends of johnson are attempting TO
throw the speech entirely aside as unmportan and bast
taik but some of his confidential friends have broken the
on oil ol w excuse by asserting positively that johnson
'ooh the position assumed after mature reflection and
NAT In the whole matter he cool and deliberate Alta
large reception at the White House on Friday afternoon
many representatives of the old society of Washnon were
present Among the carriages before the door were num-
Der which had not stopped there before since Buchanan
ien Ihurlow Weed telegraphed from New York, on
roay AFTER reading the Presidents speech as follows
10 Senator Morgan-All right here in Washington and
IN the country. The work is DONE T The prinnipaI
objections against the Secretarys loan bill in the opinion
OF the majority of Congress that there is ample provs
ion without further legislation for funding every dollar of
.he noatng debt, aud necessity exists whatever for
loan for that any other purpose
New York, February 26th.-The Words" special
from washington says good authority asserts that the
resident Will in few days, issue peace proclamation
mere Is no doubt that Secretary SanOns resignation is
IN he hands OF the President the Secretary having directed
al pehang business with the department be hurried up
10 receive his signature There is strong pressure be.
made for the appointment of Francis Blair Jr as his
successor. dispatch from Raleigh states tha. Gee
the commander Of the rebel prison at Salisbury has been
"r trial He pleaded that he protected by
parole The court decided that the parole afforded no
'teeton against crimes recognized by the rules of
wa war testimony against the accused has commenced
The trial will probably last month.