, 1866-03-05

in their seats at the held of their respective
Departments, apparently - unspprehensiye
as ever of an early voluntary or compulsory
retirement The truth u, that sohatxesr o.
c.tr4t7 ct. Ou5ina meetings reatae to ehs Freed
me5s's bureau b,u has 80 far reraaxaed on abso-
lule s<crff. Countless Efforts haye been made
by high and lew, during this weak, to pene-
trate the mystery In which the relations Of
the different members OF the Cabinet to tho
President arc Wrapt; but the keenest hQulsl-
tors, In and out Of Congress have not yet
solved 1t. The report that a.. formal
vote was taken upon tho veto In the
Cabinet md that four members favored and
three (aboEe named} opposed It, has no other
foundation than the guesses and infereuces Of
uewEmongers. However, 1t is we'll known
that the-tWo secretaries mentioned and the
Attorney General do not entertain tho,rleWs
that prompted The Presidents 4eto, and this
fact, no doubt, gave. rise to the report Il
was obvious that Il. test vote had taken
place at the instance Of the President upon
this question, those members Of the Cabinet
oppoaing him In such for1na7 insurer would
have fe1t themselves obliged either to rcsigu,
or remain at the expense of An Inconsistent,
discredltable acquieacence Of I policy they do
not approve: While It y, therefore, improba-
BE that the President has already applied
saI 49, ~ r. n.s ~ w. oaulneI' u y naso u see
~" 10y Naalea1 ueu'oetS eau sena'a u i5'
essAtoA SHERMAN: ss,As --.--
20 tetusn 10 tne progress OF events during
Int "ssA' TT. ane ocnh'e peng 1fantlohauy,
Less "nnng 70 s1e,o 70 inc pressure Of the
pteYlous ques1lon taan tle House, Y could be
!93eseen taat tne resolutions passed W Inc
hoose ON Auesoay evening "oa!a NOT pass II
WITHOUT consIaesaoie aepate. toe PUBLIC ex-
peetea Pncned oa1tle On the senate noor On
Wednesday a'te,neo ana agan nlied the
galleries 10 oYefno"lnE.: but Tue eroMd was
oiaappon9eo ny 1oe postponemento Of the con
6aoefaooa u tne feSolatioa enul yesterday,
sna hao 10 pa' up Nta aty speech from
senator Inucka'e"' pronounced oy himself
WIN ptaiss Hotlns- eaaootc rs oestltute of H.
oc1eat ttp'n toe iuns os.e5 III Us aelssesg'
1ne nost no'emot.ny tneaoent o1 Meonesaay's
oenase ptoessuise "as "a 'ne pecpt.as att'tnae
aoeans@ =. osn0'o1 onetman' A0 nno"n ny
hAs 1seosG, ae no.eu "!tn luz opposla'on
asaAet tao Aa!.'eutH'o taa1ns op ot Inc nouse
tesolu.ion, ana n'aue some antcHaly Hofuod
femafhs eoont iheonslaefate haste under the
spur OF 1eenngs OF resentment and the nke
maj soWaeo very muea ~ tnouen nc "as
afraid 70 JON tne sest o. tns .hepnoneans IN
Inc nolo, ptoou' aeuant pus4sion lazy "eans
10 assume ~" aiu ~ . te~
Inc i!esiuea. ~ "s.stoa.e s'ss...s ooen given
erea,t iot eonsluep. u'.e.s ss'ou' out tu0
INC. nase a''o" ~ ~ aas" " ne in1o
~ az y. 49, l19~ a;rIlN'I 'o.s"o uemo
a,r a - e Ss.s " Isas- ~. ~ hotme4
tiou :. - W., at 10 ausp1GsS "
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p1sa.' s.,- E4o n .t.o, " " a.se =, auuus, uo1
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.a,I .a.s ~ .As ,.sa. .a' y. l1sa "uo nAu, ~
uioosa 1as va, esooa aaia!e4 ~ uoetuts
~ tue oose 1Ai1leAku"uo nae ooae 1oeIr u
lnos', =, ''aI p'se.',e 1ieaae IL .ne1F power,
70 e1'ns aooae sua ial'o.e u Inc natsonai ].
eause-"ho nau oeuea' Aoasea ana !feVheo
nus pleaceessol, toosc eonneetea "1ln nun N
Inc administration u puone. a"Aus, ana tue
loyal people NJ large, N tne 1onlest, most
shameful 1oannef-can only bo explained BY the
eeppostion oi loas o. seu-contFo', either from
Inc enect Oh liquor OF 1fom Inc Violent passion
ne Is hno"n 70 POSSESS tnronEn tne s1nopoln
resistance OIL Cnnsfess TO hts oehssts. As to
the meetme ai growers IheAtfe, What better
ILLUSTRATION OF 1ts character eanl1 giTe to your
readers, than the Simple mention Of the
1aet 1nat uick Aef11eh, la'e OF chicago,
addressed anu was app1anaed aud
cheered thronghout! l saw the crowd as II
thronged out ct tno tneatfe and moved TO-
ward the Wh1ae House for an ovation to
their ne" Idol. There we're but few decently
dressed indiy1dualA there, and most Of them
recognized as realdent rebel sympethizers.
followed tha procession to their destination
never supposing for moment that the Preal.
dent would 20 far forget bis dignity As to
make his appearance before the mob 1T tho
request Of the undlsguised dizloyaliata leading
II. But the Chief Magistrate did come out,
led By Tom Florence, the drunken black
guard and vile Copperhead, that edits the
Constitutional onion, the recognized rebel or
gan Of this city during the war; by Coyle,
the rebel editor Of the In{altgeneeT, whose
special business Il has been to abuse Congress
under the inspiration Of the President, and
othera Of like political antecedenta. I
slckened when saw the humflilatfng sigh!
and turned away.
SENATOR rEssEspEs.
The record OF the week vas lilly rounded
| of by the speech Of 3fr. Fesscoden on Yestes.
day aftenoon. The Senator Of Maine va.
unfortunately laboring under m tdlspositiou
when he rose to make It, and hence he va.
| not 50 effective In his delivery "a be would
have been had he enjoyed. fnu physical
| strength. It vas distinguished by the well
| marked characteristics OF all the efforts of III
eminent authot, VIZ. clearnass and concise,
ness Of statement, close analysis, and sound
logic. But, In my opinion, he WAS too mild,