The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-23

| llNTHE, PRESIDENT. WILL ADHERE TO HIS
! PoLIoY.--The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times says: sTRsSsS. - a.
Close upon the heels of the EARLIEST re-.
| turns of the elections on Tuesdayscomss the
revived report that the Presiaeut sees "the
handwriting on the wall,h aud will at once
abardon his position. Now do not speak
by authority, but only make this stat ement.
from what know of President Johnson's
frmness conyicti6h and tenacity o. pMrbose
--mattefs. Of which anysones may soon be,
convinced who Chooses to know Mr,,John.
son--tha he does not contemplate o any aban-
donment Oft the position he has taken on the
question: bfrestorGtion because'the elections
have resulted adversely to his, policy.
Should there be any change at ali, 1t win
! certainly. not be manifested until after all
the elections arc heard from. But am
firmly convinced, and this is also the firm
conviction of intimate friends Of tho Presi-
dent, that there will be no abateme of The
/ energy with which he will continue to urge
his policy" nor in tho tenacity with which
he will cling to IL, even though the ConSres.
sonal plan Should prevail in spite fhim.
This may not be wise statesmanship, but il
sa-Andrew Johnson lf" at. - ets"
On the'contrary, the HeFd7ds corrcspon.
dent mentions a rumbrS Int 1.-The President
has written to the Southern Governors urg-
ing them to convene the Legislatures Of
their respective States, md u rccommed
th" ratification of the constitutional amend
ment." si" a1t esq f1f3H
asa'7 i3s9 -. - ,sGl'Ealll.s
ga ABoLisnMENT 5oriTuE PRovosr 1CouRr. =
In acc6rdancc Wi h. an order received from
General Sickles yesterday ,athe dntiesS Of the
vost4NCourtNini tins city ceksed They
will only be continutd'iin order to conclude
tho trial Of one or two Tcases ''Tho recent
action of sLegisldtthe, and tic clear,
c6hcsc powers which they vgfan,natd the
District Courts. have no AloNbG inaucois.R Ms
Faction of the' U.sS SnuthorStiesF With the
deathof ihc Pro vost airt,R military INV
gives p!occto 1Uivil, and gtiea amiFa aud ofherl
public buildings belonging 70 the city viii
be turned over" tosthe civil authorities TT
isa suhject ofmnci conprotulation9 that atl
last we are to be allowed the priyilegctof
trying our own criminals This Stats IS the
only one in the Into Cohfedcfocy that has
preserved Provost Courts and Other military
tribunals tn ,liiss lime. The ample cbhces
sion and equal laws passed nav e Iftdnfhen
effect. md we hope aAatthe day Of bayoucts
isforever passe,uas Moia Corbin, the Iaic
Provost Jni5c, wilnNconitr with The Attor-
ney General upon Etho subject Of turning
over the prisoners, jail, &C., 10 day. Ma
jor Ootbm has become edesefi edly popular
while IN thedischarge Of iis! functions, and
~ =, pr a, e.,,i nun VII more regret
a. az. -, .tu u,'"hing 0' ,nS or,sht
ISn - ii'- sp' e''a''e5i0R = '' wees
''"' 49, ~. as E,Isi
Tho Nv y,,,.,, ,g1.,,>,,,,'s - ,,..yI.
abon,,tho NOS, ts,,,,''1 o'y sn',ls
ahcrJ,hn tolIo;,;as sonsn, '''ai ii
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shan, shir !, ndssna, h,
tbis prisoner whjch 60 c',Isnla,.,i ,",",,',,a
the civilized world. and so,. wLich somc5,'o,
win vet be EhelA InSh scka res,,on5 ,v'S
| Eyerv' manly ms,insr t,ISnja &c S,hatT, ~
Davis abbn,i hc n,o,xp,Iy fr;nd.i;sS,a -, ~,
10 be trie nr Is Sni1tb 10 "a ~ ~,
cCs Nv nnd ndnissbisyons aIo Tr;:,i ~,
expectations orSaesirSfof convieiinp KIN 10
shou b iibcra sd III IN ~. a tp ;FIn' "a
10 be .tficdyouly for trSSsoM han 10 ici'a,. &
Of assas ton sbsbld nj al ~ n,,b ,s
ieIy as ID was 3 made SNnd a. isitbe' dniy nf
| me Executive, lhroIIs,, n;s A,torncs q AZ y
raj, 10 aet prom1tlyS and frnnkiv IN III
premisess oios tbsrrslf6vc -,bn f.nS ~