The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

| hundreds OIL
especially In our large Cities who would desire
be placed as apprentices in the merchant SERVICE under
that would insure them to DO received and
trained to lives OF usefulness and honor
| Political News.
PRospscrs mE "DmEcroRY's' REpoRr IN 1Hr
| SEsATE-The Washington correspondent OF the Spring
field Republican says the dsaection OF Stewart Ne
vada, will make 1t impossible to pass tho report Of the
Obstruction Committee by two thirds vote and adds
~ suppose Mr.. Sumner will be satisfied by q postpone
ment Of the whole subject It would however be fatal
as Congress will adjourn by the LIST of July majority
will not stay here the heat 10 suit the taste
| Of a few extremists"
CAnAM FRITZ, FRxKDGS's BuREAu-oDixon, -
the Washington correspondent the Boston Advertiser
reports the followng-I proper say with respect
to Captain Fritz who is mentioned in the Fullerton
Steedman North Carolina report the Freedmen's Blu
reau, that he was removed time ago by General
| Howard.
UNITED STATES DIETRICH JUpGEsMP MAINk-Among
the candidates for the United States District Judgeship
in Maine to succeed Judge Asher p Ware resigned
General shepley, Of Portland. and Judge John E. God
| frey, Of Bangor.
SECRETARY STANTON RECONSTRUCTED. Cincinnati
Commercial s Of the opinion that Secretary Stanton
been reconstructed and that che no longer appears
fiery Mars breathing havoc and slaughter but robed
the white garments Of peace, and crowned with the
olives OF concation he turns his back the fahess
partisans who aured only to deceive and gasping the
Presidents policy Of restoration in hand firmly and
ferventy clasps his portfolio to his papitatng form with
the other.n
Iowa CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES. Union Con-
gressonal Convention in the district Of John A. Kasson,
Of Iowa. is called for June u.s. and the for nom.
nation is narrowed down Kasson an Major General
A. c. Dodge
IN IYIr foi-
lowing is the call for a republican State Convention in
Illinois, issued May 16-
The republican Union voters Of Illinois who are in ia
Of keeping traitors out Of the halls Of Congress and
pie through their representatives Congress- to Ak and
determine the conditions in which the States lately in
the United States viii meet in convention on
the sth day Of August at IL NJ, at springfield The
Lincoln in 1884, and for every fraction of hun
dred and 1fty The committee recommend that every
earnestly request that the credentials should show the
post office address Of each delegate, as will materially
aid IN conducting the campaign.
THE PRESIDENT OBSERVING OWN uIE-Brgadier
General William H. Mccartney, formerly commander Of
the First Massachusetts, battery has been appointed
ector OF Internal Revenue for the Third district of Mas
sachusetts, in place of Mr. Edward L. Pierce removed
GOVERNOR MORTON, or INDIANA, AGAINST MAKING WAR on
THE PREspkNT Governor Morton, OF Indiana II Is
ported about to make speech declaring that is the
policy of republicans to unite fighting democrats and
not 10 make upon the President He hopes 10 unite
discordant materials in the republican ranks upon that
| idea.
CONGRESSMAN HUBBELL NOT RADICAL. The Washing
! ton correspondent OF the Cincinnati Gazette complains
that Congressman Hubbe, OF Ohio, fails TO up to
| the republican standard
CONGRESS DETERMINED on wAR.-The Boston Traveller
of the 10th says:A despatch from Washington states
that the Senate will reject all appointments OF conserva.
tive republicans, when they have served in the
army the navy, in place Of present ofcehoders
oral appointments have been made Massachusetts, but
| they will not be confirmed
| REPUBLICAN CONVENTION ~ THE THIRD ILLINOIS Cox
| GRnsoSAL Drsrmcr-The following call appears in the
Chicago Tribune OF the l7th-The republican voters Of
the counties composing the Third Congressional district
Of the State Of Illinois requested send delegates
TO convention to be held Frecport Illinois Tuesday
June IL 1885, o'clock p NJ, for the purpose Of
choosing candidate for representative Congress for
said district This district Is represented by Hon.
| r. B. washburne.
INDIANA PoIIrics. The democracy OF the Fifth Con-
gressonal district had large and enthusiastic conven
ton on the 18th insL at Cambridge City-the largest
held in the district. resolution adopted
daily approving and endorsing the and patriotic
policy Of President johnson for restoring the Union and
his veto message, and another just and equs
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against any legitimate business. No Congressional nom
nation made The convention adjourned for that
purpose to August :, at the same place.
ARRnr FRUDnES's BUREAU OrFcxns-Thc wash
| ington Ecesing Sdr says -
The statement made in of the newspapers that
the President has ordered the arrest Of al Officers OF
the Freedmens Bureau engaged in cutvatng lands In
the South goes little too far The President has d.
rectcd Major General Howard the OF every
officer OF the Bureau 10 North Carolina who engaged
pecunarfy Interested in the cultivation Of plantations
and Brgadler General W. Strong been despatched
TO execute the order Judge Advocate General Holt has
been instructed BY the President to make charges
and specifications against these ofccrs with = view
| their trial before court marital.
| MAISE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoyvKvuoy-The Maine De.
mocratc State Convention will be held In Portland
the 10Th Of June nett to nominate . candidate for Gov
crnor elect State Committee and any other
| business which may be deemed expedenL
| KANAs CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE. --Captain George
Bingham IL announced candidate for Congress in the
Sixth Missouri district Subject the decision Of the
District Convention" The district represented by
Hon. r. I. Van Horn. Mr. Binghsn supports tho PresI.
dents policy
Mssorn RApicAIs.-The Radical state Executive Com.
mittee OF Missouri have issued long address 20 the
party urging not 70 give way conservative inna.
| cnces
PoLmcs oy the SurRHnR COURT The Washington cor
respondent Of tie Chicago Tribune prctends have
ceraned that Of the Judges OF the Supreme Court Me
Chase, Miller swaync and Davis agree with Congress,
and Mcssx Nelson Gres, clifford and Field agree with
the President 10 the position Of the Southern States
and matters connected with reconstruction generally
The correspondent finds in this equal division Of opinion
the Why the Senate is reluctant 10 confirm 40
Judge Mr. sansbury Of Ohio who agrees with the Prcs
dent, and would give him the support Of the majority OF
the Supreme Court
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| Brooklyn No cards
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