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ncss-. ard Kentucky.
The Worlds Washington special dis
pitch says the ways and means committee
are preparing another tax bill, in which
they propose to put such articles as ought
to be placed on the free list. The only
measure that the committee has ready to
report is one putting tax of Ave cents
per pound on cotton. To-day, however,
they expect to settle some of the other
matters, aud next week report the bill to
the House.
The Senate military committee yester.
day authorized Mr.. Ncsni,h to report n
bill in favor of ,eimbursing the State of
Western Virginia for money expended in
raising and transporting troops during the
rebellion, to the amount Of some $500, 900.
Death OF senator Fo0ie.
Washington, MarcA Ex-senator Foots
Of Vermont, SENATOR since 1851, died at
four o'clock this morning. The Senate.
as mark Of respect, adjourned in,nedi-
ately after the reading o: the Journal.
The Prcss or tho Veto.
Ne,c York, March 2s.-Thc following
is the tonc Of the morning papers on tue
veto:
The Herald says that the veto exhibits
this bill as the most fragrant device for
overturning the reserved rights of the
States in their legislative and judicial tri-
bunals. ever attempted in Congress. 1t
appears to be thousand times more oh.
jectionable than tho Frecdnen's bill, and
the veto marks the impossible barrier be.
tween Inc President and the ruling radicals
Of Congress. Hrnceforth, there can be
no party Endorsements of Congress coup.
led with professions Of adherence to the
Administration.
The Tribune says: Let US not think
that he vetoes the bill he might have
phrased differently, but he has chosen to
let 10 know that not this particular bill,
but any measure whereby Congress shall
attempt to protcc. the blacks against white
abuse, must encounter this determined
denthly opposition.
The Times says the logic Of the veto |
is so keen and scratching, and 80 charac-
teristic. that we are Of the opinion that
the strongest advocates Of the measure
will see how very important it is that the
veto power should exist.
The World says the veto Is conclus w.
thar the conflict between the President and |
Congress admits Of no compromise.
The Austin, Tcxas, convention on the |
2Sth passed a resolution to send Messrs. |
Porter, Hancock. Lane and Henderson % |
delegates to Washington.
The State election 10 to b held on the |
fourth Monday Of June. and the legisla-
ture merits on the Arst Monday Of August. |
1t 10 expected that the civil rights bill |
will b. tak~a Up 10 he Senate a Nesday.
when Mr. Ts.aball will make speech ~
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