The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07
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DATES TO MARCH 3

ton special dispatch says: The President is
fully su tanned by his Cabinet, and there
will be no rupture.
Washington, March Mrs. Jane G. Swiss
helm was dismissed from clerkship in the
Qu4lrtermaster Generals office on Monday,
.,or using language disrespectful to the Prcsi-
dent, in a little weekly paper edite by her.
Chicago. March. lR-The 1r,bune,S Washing ,
ton dispatch says: The principal feature of
the p 'oceedings of Congress yesterday, was |
the scussiou of Bingh gham's Constitutional |
Amendment, r tie House. Mr.. Davis, of
New York, q moderate Republican, spoke
for an hour and half against it, taking n |
some respects the ground occupied by the
President, viz: That such impo tant ques-
t ons, affecting the interests of the whole
nation, ought not to be lcgslated upon while
cleYen States were unrepresented. He urged
the necessity of action tetween the Legisla-
tive and Executive branches OF the Govern
ment, and announced himself an admirer of
the President and his general line of policy.
Mr.. Woodbridge, of Vermont, followed in
very brief speech, in favor of the propo-
siton;and spoke with force and clearness.
Mr. Bingham of Ohio, closed the debate
answering the objection urged against the
amendment, saying it,was nothing more or
less than proposition to give Congress
power to enforce the pRarantee of the bin
of rights. He depored temporizing, and
..doma nded lh 1t the issues of the hour be met
in a manly and resolute spirit. One brave
deed that would commend itself to the nat
urAl instincts of the people would be worth
fifty make hifts.
Chicago, March 1.-The Minnesota Legsla-
ture adopted resolution by strict party
vote, that it is to Congress hat the people
look for a true reconstruction policy, and
al unon its firm nas nd xUisdom in ha
present exigency Of public affairs. Re olu-
tions sustaining the. President were tabled
by a patty vote. Both branches of the Leg
4 islature adjourned to day. .
The Wisconsin Legislature adopted the
following: t.,ta
Resoiurd, That whereas, we have Witnessed
WITH gratitudc~the noble vand devoted pa
,riotism manifested by President johnson
du,ing the dark days of the rebellion, we
should be guilty of deceving him and mis-
iepresen ing our constituents if we failed to
declare that the message vetoing theFreed
men ebill in its general tone and spirit, has
caused pain and disappointment among his
true friends and supporters, and has been
hailed with exuberant joy and cxultation by
every man who sympathiZes with the rebel
lion; or who was cold and Indifferent when
treason threatened the | fe of the Republic.
Resoloed, That we most cordially indorse
and approve the action of Senators and Rep
resentatives In Congress who have persist
ently asserted the right of Congress to de-
termine for itself when and in v hat manner
it will admit Representatives from the States
. disorganized by the rebellion, and earnestly
requests them to firmly resist the admission
of Representatives from such Sta es until
peace is fully secured, and until the people
of each State have positively guaranteed
equal and exact justice'to all men within
her borders. .t.s~, g srr4t
Washington, March 2.-The Miscellaneous
Appropriation Bill as it pa sed the House in
Public hands in California, $40, 900 Oregon
and Washington, $4,000 each Nebraska
$4,000; Colorado, $4,000,
Tew York, March 3.-The Commercial
Washington dispatch says: The Enplist
Minister has protested against immunity en-
joyed by Fenians, but the Government doe
not regard the evidence sufficient 20 warran
interference. ~
The Posts Washington special dispatcl
says: The reconstruction commute ha
agreed to the proposition to admit the dele
cation from Tennessee to seats In Congress
Two or three other representatives will b
presented by the members of the committee
the majority reporting against the resolution
in favor of their admission. The Tennessee
members will>probably obtain their seat
soon%
Washington, March 3.-.The Senate remain
cd in session until late hour lastnight
and finally passed the House resolution nc
10 admit the Senators and Representative
from lately rebellious States until congres
declared each State restored 10 tho Union
ayes, 20 noes, 49, The following were tn
yeas: Anthony, Brown, Clark, Chandler