New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-11
Especial to the New Orleans Crescent
FR0M WASHINGTON.
MAsnlNaroN. May a. ls06
ENRcuFIYn APpolNrMENTs

r,-,,o,-r,y,s ,ppo,ssr,rryTs.
q1,o roa,,aIs to,a 6nallv succeeded in passing
~ - 80 .,.st ,,jolonf measures through the
$50. n,ont Of the Presidents eonst
.l.s~., e aynointneut has been inserted
=. M ,,ov- ,,ostoe9ce appropriation bill The de-
49, ~ long and spirited. The clause was, ifnot
;lisyal certainly misplaced and met with opposi-
Ms o.,, 4ba moderate class of the radicals Ac-
rsi,, q Me nreseut rule, when nomination is
made 10 any office during the session by the Presi-
dent the nominee cannot enter upon his duties,
and ofoourse does not receive any nay, until after
bis confrmation by the Senate. But il il well
understood onstom that when amendments are
made dnripr the reeess the incumbent is immedi.
atelv admitted In the ayercise Of his official func
lions and in case he is neglected by the Senate al
their next session the Government is still his
debtor for the payment of services performed
dining the interval Certain wiseacres in Congress
have now discovered that the Presidents power
of annoint,nent dies moi ipcTude the mower Of re-
moval cbas Trnmbnll,s nroposition to deprive
| tba sncoassors If sncb dismissed officers from re-
| co;1;r,, onv saIorv for tba performance of their
dnties durnv the recess. has been passed by a
striet marty vote IF the bill passes the House in
its nresent form. the President will undoubtedly
veto Il This will he the first pitched battle be-
tween the President and Congress on the question
If their coordinate authority. Messrs. Henderson
and Trnn,bnll viii discover that Andrew johnson
will not easily surrender the constitutional powers
which he believes to be vested in him for the pro
lection ofthe people.
a,,,, -, eraoSsrRUoFIoN,
.s.,,slio ,,1sr for tbe regeneration of tn,
IN tbe 29th IF ApriI but ii
1 /" III sottled scheme Of procrastina
m All toric viii be DELAYED unit
~ ~. 10 ST,r Tiyisionz N tbe radical part
: NJ azIt of+bis unsatisfactory report Thad
stoveas was really the originator Of the propos
/, ~ t,+ bis course having been So much NOR
4 ~,aIsnt +han son,a oyber members of the CON
,,,;t+as be reIinousbed for the time being po1
It'll u ~ honor into other hands, GOV. Bou
u,ell &c Massachusetts, Is considered the prim
roover n Inc present report. He il considered
: ve,.v aha man 81 his own party for what reasc
I cannot IMAGINE. Certainly during this Congre
Il IA M 5isnlaved much of il. and in the fin
ronort ba bas not imnroyed On his mast recor
rrEa delav IN tba discussion has permitted the r
- j IN .or,, al ana nm simmer thinks Il
COMMITTEES were 4 little too fast-tbat they oug
i mas ,,erroittad tbe testimony taken in seer
/ ssssion II he welI spread and exercise its in
. anee
s Ti,.s esto,-ans az, CHARLSE Summer have aniov,
/. so1,a ,,ory, ani1oa+ad diacnssions lafeIv sn,
,o,,tad SaIa,, he thorTbt that HI Grand ~
d tat ~ MIN & cslIs speecbes combined wi
na,,,oittaa,s +sstir,onY wonld % barrow
L 4 saai1s os M y,eonla aa to induce tbe CO..
Il - $3.50 st;lI 400 y;oIent rnaasnrt
Tba5 IN nosses.rg sneb entire confidence n /