Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-28
Cheering News from Washington.

demncd the veto.
. Cheering News from Washington.
From the .COnstitu,iOnaiist Of Saturday we OF:
tain lie following: ,
Tho following important telegram, conveying
words Of good cheer TO our people, will be hailed
with joy.
The Suicidal policy of the Radicals has pro-
Eavoked tho issue between themselves and tho
President, and Tho conservative element N orth
and, South will sustnin him. and crush out the
only -disloyal faction now in e1istenee in the
country. ,.t.......-.; 49,. l.=
lEp. LUDWIG, Esq, Agent Southern Expross.-
Victory! President johnson delivered great
speech this evening. He stands By tho Demo
cratic party, and dimperatyely, demands the i'm
mediats admission of Southern Representatives.
Tbe sGrccnyille sEnierprise, of tho 22d, con
tains the annexed: Er - ~ ~ *
sSFnor wxsnIScToN-A Ieltcrhas been received
iren Governor Perry, at Washington; dated tho
LII, -shich is Of much interest We hare not
had the honor of receiving one ourself, but others
havo had tho pleasure of hearing from him.
He states that the prospects, of tho South were
improving much that the Radical party was
crumbling to pieces; that The Southern members
,oers soor to be ADMITTEDLY asGa ~. 49,
He had visited President johnson, and found
.he same msgnanimous principles enunciated by
him in his policy of restoration wore still control
ling him-hc knew no North, no South, no East
no West
The President requested him to call on the
tt.iorney General and have the United States
Court for South Carolina organized, which Gov.
P. designed doing before leaving tho city.
lie WAS mot very kindly and obligingly by tho
Secretary Of State and other officials
Gov. P. states that the President made state
meut to him that tho State Works at Greenville,
and the Gas Works az ohhrleston, seized by the
Treasury Agents of the United States, would be
restored. Tho restoration OF tho State Works
much effects the Interests of the people of tho
State, and is greatly desirable. g.
presented to the United States Senate on the
18th inst. The action taken in reference thereto
will soon transpiro.
Atelcgraphic dispatch, dated Washington, Feb.
22d, says: -'e
The demonstration of the citizens OF the dis
triet Of Columbia, in support Of the Presidents
policy, was attended by an immense concourso.
The meeting was addressed by prominent ind-
viduals, and resolutions to support the patriotic
policy of the President were adopted and present
cd to him at the Executive mansion, in response
to which he made speech reiterating his devo-
ton to the Union. He said the Radicals were en-
dcavoring to break up the Union we fought to
preserve. His remarks were greeted with great
applause by vast gathering. rs.
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veto as follows: .r.,..
God be praised Tho radical bill known as
the " "Frccdmcn's Bureau Bill" which was SUBJ
mitted to the President few days since, has been
returned, VIC understand, vetoed in every section.
This ID but the consistent action Of the Presidents
policy and is sthe, Inauguration. of new era in
the history Of tho Republic It dooms radicaism
to speedy, ignominious death, and marks the
immediate return Of the country to prosperity,
harmony, peace and happiness twill be hailed
with delight by tho people throughout the conn
try, and tho masses will rally as one man to tho
support Of tho policy. Over seven eighths, of tho
entire nation arc unit in endorsing the course
Of. the President. God be praised The age of
radical intolerance is over, and the Republic is
sayed. God bless Andrew johnson, the great
restorer of the country and the Union! ir,
We extract the following from the New York
Herald, of the Goth: a.,
The voto message has created great excitement
IN official Teirolcs in Washington The conclusion
If its rending tho Senate was followed by great!
cheering and Kissing in ono of the galleries,
which, By 9rdcr-of the Vice. President gas ipmo-
liatcly cleared Of spectators After considerable
lobate over motions in reference to its disposition,
ind proposition to again take up the bill vetoed
" it, further action on the whole subject was
,ostponedr till to-day. In Cabinet meeting
old yesterday, previous to the submission of tho
eto; message to Congress, it is said to have re-
oired the approval of Secretaries Seward, Nc
'ulloch and Welles, and Postmaster General Dem.
SOM and the opposition Of secrotaries Stanton
nd Harlan, and Attorney General Speed, and It +
Ias rumored last night that Stanton and Harlan
I'D resigned. .-..7,5, re. go z;,.. Es5