, 1866-04-07

UT cootains the nxrnes oftbe collectors Of fnteEn
revenue aseessoE, assistant assesson, collectors IN
of tie sso il tReosRtsd sRe anss s.e
Who have not been able 10 lake literally the oath
emee prescribed By the act approved Jnly I'd, lee
larcer proportion. Of ttoes holding subordinate DO
adons u the Revenue Department, have been ak
able to comply with the requirements Of the stat
coupeuea,i n, As ID &c on .ie could no1 be audi
e. e. By aceoun,ne faeers Of the Government. Mari
| o. these officer! have performed very impof
,heir inabil.'y: when the appointneufs wcre m.dc e.
nessn, ioana % that It Would be dieult to ind co
utcts, Who could take the oa.h referred To- bu. 20
important did iteeem to the President and Cab,ne:
!as NE purpose OF eqnalizans tne pnblfe debit ,hat
oat The recently rchelious States with "a HItle de-
!ay u practicable, and that Tic dn,y Of coliecijne
.ates from a exhausted aud lately fetclnout peo-
tne secretary Of The qtca-ury did not hesitate to
ses recommend Tor appointment some Of whose pres
h easei 5sss vi ns'S ~ q qnesnSn ss%ns3 sGt
anf1ng the proerese OF The reoeliior, hare beet 20
CONNECTED With the mtu1gent statcs and CouIede-
a{s GoTe.1nent = to be unable to take the oath ot
S,es: 1hie was done not with any disposition 10
tho 11E. but w1lh honest and sincete
r1tp9.e q collecting the revenues With rs iiftle
IL = Ths eoun
70 tudden close iii rcsl.t.nrc ~ tha nF s
ne United States had ceased, and SONG seyrn mil
were ieti vi hout any civil government slst .ver
lnu Without eEen IN adequate military projection
sSainss anarehy and violence. Under these ar
cRmEta1cet. as IL ehowed charity 10 be tho dutr nf
tne Executive 70 proceed al once to tsta0iTeh the
Federal anthorttJ and c,sll government in tho:c
etse caatee 20 It sesmed 10 e y c,r1y 1nlo
AZ INC country Wa+ passtEg from a state Of war to
s,ate OF peace, md The emergency seemed to be
20 pTess sne to admit Of delay. until The meeting
test oaih might ID view Of the grea,
objects to be attained tn some cases be diapsnsed
VIII q rather tha. persons might be permitted 10
hol4 feFenut ofhcts who could Iake It ou}y tu
aualsned fonn No one could have regretted more
Ian 1 the Preside nt and the membcts ofthe Cabinet
shs n.eeselty which existed for ttIs couEsc, but
dthil5 hoped that under Inc circumstances Of the
eass sE,ana It ,Sn Toald b approved bY Congress.
No reason 10 tnp?ose that there Is one
~ Mho can 51.uy ee chassed Nth being in.trameaiai
~ nst1EattnR she rebellion. although a few may
Some with strong attachments Tor The Union lid
re VI asatnst the United State. under ibe hate
some bad held oa1ces under the 1nsurcent
their ANTILLES others to escape conscrptioa, o. f6
time, the confederate rule. Not ono Is Known to
b..e besn atsunlonltt or npitiendly to ihe Gov
e!nme9t q ne commencement Of The war. a
uould not cover particle Of present disoyal4. VA
would enabie the most Of them to hold The o1ices
thhe5 th5 sfe nov 70 acoeptab!y alnG. Gzeat los. 10
must sesu from tae ,es of
!hesr Eervicee. Aier eiating reasons 1t laFre why
1ss Gsth .hoD1s 19 Be od as Secretary
I'D the saSe sfates. p'f Inc u ,e1i,1ms ai rs 8
result Of dlrrense Of in.ti.utons. With the aboli-
t,on Of slavery. Ill real difference Of optuon aud
~ eefsoat cautsa o. estraugements ought rapidly
10 hddssappear It ri! be calamity the extent Of
be nes pSg S beth 70 TIL. patton
y Instead Of looking to retonciliafion aud harmony
Tue aetlon Of the Government shalt tend to harden
ana M intensity seetionalism b.tween the Northern
ATLxEt FOR Tue r1su1So o1oUSps.
The House Committee on Foreign AHai.s ye.tet.
day tnetEucted their Chairman 10 report io{nt RS
olution to eend naval fleet to the nthinc grounds
same ,,mc to preserve peace. The resolution IL un-
dcfstood 10 be approved By the Sccret4rg OF Staic
and Is only regarded a. precautionary measure.
vt: Col James II. saylor. late Assistant Ada.
tsnt General on Gen. AusuK'e etaE, ha. been %.
pointed Ad;utant General On Lieut.: Cen. Grants
Cot. Il. "a. Markt1nd has been appointed Snectxl
Mall Agent for inc Post Oi,ice Department. iof he
district compE1tlnf the Pacific coast.
Gen. Buell. has written letter 10 Gen. Grant re-
fpec1uE the battle OF Shiloh, in which be cjaims
Etat be wns not tardy IN the Overland march Of his
arnY 10 SaTannah. and thlt he arrived toouer lhau
be VA" expected by the Lieutenant Gepttal. 4ud
out for the arrival Of hs command the second dxy.
light would have resulted dsaatrousls to the Union
GREER under Grants command.
TROOPS TOE TIE FIAT7E COUNTY,.
The commanding officers OF the 1Nh and 18Th
hlant!s. and the second battalion Of the 18Th,
9ase been ordered 10 report to Bzisadis1 General
-ooke, commanding the Department OF The T1.tte.
*lth htatquartess at Omaha. In clse or the puf-
n1t OF rnl:eh{csous 1ndtans Or whites, infestlnp
he border line. the troops will act without regard
the Depa!tment line, simply 1epos.ins theif ac-
ION thfoucn thefs own commanding officers 10 the /
Commanding General Of tho Department 1uyoded. |
TUE CATTLE pisEAaE ABROAD.
The Ttta<ury Department ha. recei ve.s aesna,ch 1
Eo.u tho Cnited states Consul At Shefucd Eeali 70
1hs sataesaAk1 AaAe1aAln1 AE0antnunita:1on h8sed
pon tctentsfc authority, showing by 4 Iar,.c
mount Of cVids that an animal maY b. rerardeI
hb+o1t1J fFee II 1t docs not eIhIbtf aipns of dFs
ader within ten days after being exposed 10 ihe
ontaRton.
TAXING TARM PROJECTS.
The Commissioner Of inte1ust Reyenuer under
he direction OF The Secretary OF the TreaeatY in |
Dc a-tettmeut OF the animal Income tax will fot /
edntIe o fafners the return Of the yalnc Of tbeir
ann rroducs consumed by themselves and their |
an15cs. The Instructions 10 the Assessors viii |
xprcfsly au'horlze this rehet.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. |
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