The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-03-31

Chicago, March 14th-A house worth s75 600 nm H.,
avenue St. Louis the property of d. Nicholson has
placed to his credit in the bank by the COMMITTEES
OF subscribers to the fund raised last August
Chicago, March l7th.-GOvernor Brownow of Tenn
has written letter to VIM D. Kelly member of Congress-
dated the 9Th ns in which he saws that matters are e
ng every day. that pardons have SO frequent
that the secession eemens rampant and that thew
to shoot Union They say they have the President
with Them The popular who elected to Office are
opponents ofthe radical Congress. He says warke feel
ing growing up rapidly that the plan of allowing the
rebels to govern the States has worked ruin to Union
and that they are not safe unless they receive protection
from Congress. f
Washington, March l7th-Secretarv McCor,n;cl .,
Arizona has been appointed Governor of Idaho vice Caleb
Lyon Some important cases are before the Supreme
Court which involve the constutouav of the test oath
imposed upon the clergy lawyers and other nv
the State constitution Missouri also in the case f
Bowes and Milligan knights of the Golden Circle who
Were convicted at Indianapolis by military commission
and sentenced to DEATH but subsequently paroned II
involves the legality of military trials in States where the
civil Courts are in full operation It Over two hundred
uakers are emigrang from North Carolina to Indiana
because of the persistent persecution in the former State
large number have passed here already en- route Mr.
Robert Dale Owen appeared before the House committee
on foreign affairs yesterday and argued in favor of tbe
proposition to guarantee fifty million loan IN the Rpnnb
OF Mexico He believed it was the duty of the United
states TO assist neighborng Republic struggling for its
existence against the Vaccinations Imperial despotism
1t is reported that the President has teegraphed to Gov
Wells OF Louisiana not to allow the newly elected Mayor
OF New Orleans to be installed In the Senate Poland
introduced bill fixing the salaries of the United States
District Judges which gives IS 600 each TO the udpes
OF Massachusetts Southern New York, Eastern Pennsy
yania, Maryland, Eastern Virginia Eastern Iouisiana
Northern California Oregon and Nevada and all others
"a 600 EACH Stewart of Nevada offered the following
Jontresoluton which was referred to iont-committee
Whereas In consideration of present distracted CON
dton OF the country it is emnently proper that all LEGAL
ana means be employed for quieting the pop
uar excitement the removal of unreasonable preiudces
and the obteration of all hostile feelings growing out of
the late unhappy rebellion and whereas one of the most
prolific sources of unfieudy sentiments is the conflict of
opinion on the subject of negro suffrage and whereas IL
now evident that there probability whatever that
the Senators and Representatives from any State lately in
rebellion will be permitted occupy seats until sch States
have complied with certain fundamental conditions a nor
ton OF which hereafter recited and whereas il is
unreasonable TO expect the reestabishment of harmony
ana good feeling as long as the people of eleven States are
prevented from resumng their ancient relations To the
ernmen; therefore, ResolUed That the people of said
States shall be recognized having fully resumed rea
tons when they shall have amended their State cons
tons as to do with all distinction in civil rights
account OF race or color and provide for the extension Of
Suffrage on conditions applicable to all inhabitants alike
esofued That with the acceptance these conditions
general amnesty shall be proclaimed Resolued That all
other States not above specified be respectfully reuuested
to incorporate similar principles in their State consu
hons Stewart, in presenting the resolutions said he
wanted the people OF the South to have the opportunity to
act upon the subject before Congress undertakes settle
for them He said the proposition accorded with the Pres
dent letter to Governor Sharkey last August and he had
reason to believe that the President had changed his
views since that time. The House sat till near midnight
last night and finally rejected the Treasury loan bill by
close vote-ayes, Co. noes 6s. Reconsideration will be
attempted on Monday During the debate preceding the
final vote Hooper explained that the object of the b was
simply to give the Government extension of time IN
meet the obligations to fall due He wanted the fact
to to the country that are in healthy financial CON
dition and able to pay every dollar we owe Sloan of
Wisconsin, moved to insert provso that all bonds or other
obligations of the United States hereafter issued shall he
made payable principal and interest in lawful money of
the United States and all that authorize the Secretary
OF the Treasury to retire permanently from circulation
United States notes not bearing interest arc berb
repealed Reiected-ayes 81 noes - Norr;I sold tbs
finances of the countrT are not yat or, sc - .t w W