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Nem York. FEB. The following are
additional remarks ma DE- BY Mr.. Seward
at the Cooper Institute last evening: NJ.
Seward said Congress agonixed over the
question Of reconstruction, not because
he war has not come out right, but be-
cause they have not individually had .
hand in bringing it to happy termina-
ton. hoped no serious difficulty, from
the conviction that there nev.r was and
never can be any successful process for
restoring union and harmony among the
States except the one with which, the
President is in harmony. with all the
States that were in the rebellion, and the
Executive and Judicial Departments are
rrsuming their functions. Loyal repre-
sentativcs, more or less from these
S:a.es, are now standing at the door At
Congress. and have been standing there
for three months. asking to b. admitted %
States. which, against their earnest des;rs
are left unrep: esrntrd. -
Say what you will the States are air ady
organized in harmony with oar amended
Constitution, and are in earnest co-opera-
ton with the Federal G vernment.
territorial condition. Congress has had
rec instruction committee Of FIFTEEN MEM
bers. who have stopped the wheels Of leg
islation for three months to enable them
to submit plan different from that which
is now on the eve Of happy consumma-
fion. and what have they given US or pro.
posed: An amendment to the Constitu-
ton to compel the excluded States to
cqualzr suffrage on penalty Of abridge-
ment Of their representation. This was
no plan Of reconstruction but an obstruc-
ton. A conflict in opinion between the
President and Congress in reference to
the Freedmcn's Bureau is in its conse-
quencc comparatively unimportant. 1t
would excita little interest il it stood a'one.
Both fully agree that this Bureau wac Gre
atcd for the transition period between war
and peace and should cease ut the end OF
that period. The President thinks that
reriod nearly passed, and that the origi-
nal provision is sufficient. whils Congress
thinks the original provision needs en-
larging. l agree with the President in
the hope that the extraordinary provision
ia not necessary. Ought the Pres dent to
be denounced in the house of his enemies !
Much more ought he 70. be Denounced
in the house Of his friends for refusing in
the absence Of any necessity to occupy
or retain the exercise Of powers greater
Iu0u VuOSG WutCu StO VACsSAcVu W oWy
imperial magistrate in the world. Judge
W. trust, this fault Of declining. impe-
rial power too harshlv, rendered By too
cou6ding Congress. may b. forgiven bya
generous people. ~
It will be sad hour for The republic
when the refasal Of unnecessary powers
and patronage By the Presid~nt seall Be
held - crime. When Il shah h 70 60.
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