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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-21
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

MOBILE.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
.-4 Led. GULF LINE.
To sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at SA. NJ
ZOE MOBILE GULF LINE-COMPosED OF
following screw steamships: ~
Alliance,
II. J. AGNEW, Commander.
Planet,
....F W. H. TURNER, Commander
These steamers take freight for MOBILE MONTGOMERY
and SELMA and all points on the Alabama river through
bills Of adng being signed by the agents in this city for all
these points. r..
The OF the line insure OF the lowest rates. make
such connections Mobile to insure the prompt forwarding
of freight Montgomery Selma and other points the Ala
bama river, without delay additional expense.
Every facility and accommodation given to shippers and
consignees NORCROSS, PERKINS Il HERSEY,
rs Carondele street, New Orleans, La.
TO saF DEHAvEN STEWART q OSBORNE,
.r..s.s - sr Mobile Ala.
No 5M. SOUTHERN LINE l...
FOR MOBILE VIA GRANTS PASS.
r THE Low PRESSURE STEAMER CREOLE.
.5. ...- WINTER ARRANGEMENT, ..- ....
Leaves forobe and Watering Places via Grants Pass
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EoH MOBILE-THE SPLENDID AND FAvORITE
low pressure passenger steamer Nv .
=. gro 5l4@1.a7F-2 CHARLES WALKER, Commander
p leave as above arrival of the AZ p M Pentcharain
Returning, will leave Mobile every SUNDAY and THURS.
~ ~ Ut l. o'clock For freight passage apply on board
MI, Corner Carondset and Grayier streets
me steamer Creole will land Watering Places water
NotceLetters with stamped enyelopes only can h trr
under the present postage law. - go - ~
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The above packets will freight passengers for Mem
phs and Yazoo River, with privilege of reshippng Hs
class packets at Vicksburg. ...|E T
For freight passsgy apply on board, or to
HITE MURDOCH, "a Gravier street.
JED. f, HYDE Y CO.. Agents. Il3 sCommon st.
A. BRITTON, Front street.
p SThe above will take freight and passengers
for Sunfoser River with privilege OF reshppng the
steamer Eddie
vIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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OPELOUS-AS.

oPELOUSAS.
Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, atb p. M.
fNOR D9sEI.D USAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
l. Simmsport, Mouth Bayou RouHe, and all intermediate
landings Bayou COurabeau and Atchaialaya nyerThe
regular New Orleans aud Opeouss weekly packe steamer
j. M. Sharp, O. i,cey muster, NJ. Kenison, clerk, will
leave above. For freight apply board or 10
E. MONTAGUE, DR. 81 81. L0us street.
VIRGINIUS G. DEN1HEL Advertising Agent
BTheJ. NJ Sharp takes the place Of the steiner 1rene
and will land passengers at auy point on the const
oPELoUsAs AND ATCIAFaLAYA COAST PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, NJ bP.L -
l. Barre Mouth Of Bayon Rouge, and all inermediate
landings Bayen court.blcaG Aelataiaya AID Ms
Louis Dor, in puce oil tho Cleona G. .. Pickett
master B schmidt elck, will leave rs agoye EnrnhE
will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORNEt, ~
o'clock Particular attention paid to Coastbnsmef
For freight passage apply on board or to
BARUS a. GA1AG. Agents. st LOU street.
yIRGINIuS @ DENTHEI. Advertising gent
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Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best In the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete i'll one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. NOtrOuble. No crock or stain. Docs
not rub of or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but imp0rts TO 1t new life and lustre.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, MS pre-
tcrred. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only rs cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. /. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y,
DENfAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
SNIe Agents. mny9OIJyeod
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THE President, ut Cleveland, as else.
whCro upon his tour, has met thousands
OF those who tlO not endorse his policy
-3nd among them, as matter Of
course, th"rC have beCn II good many
mon OF rudO manners and u very low
conception OF tho prOpriCtiCS of such
cCcRsionS;-Rnd Ito has been subjected
at their hands to tnuntS aud rOprONChSS
morC or less uiSrCSDCCtTul and Insulting
Hc has made II great mistake In rCtort-
ing upon thcn, or In paying tho slight
est attention to them. The President of
til" United States cannot enter Wpou u
an exchange of cpitllCtS with tho 6rMwl-
CrS OF n mob, without seriously COM
promising his official character and
hSG0rding interests too momCntouS to
hN thus lightly impOrilcd. lie may
safely leave tho VindicNtiOn OF his Oif-
ciaL acts, especially against such NS-
SHultS, to his friends; aud Nero personal
HtrontS it is utterly beneath his pCr-
Son0l or official character TO notice or
oven to hear"
We presume this evidence is suiti-
ciOnt to establish tho first proposition
laid down, and reference to our col
umns each day will fully sustain the
second. Coming as these extracts do.
from papers not ClNSSCd with whit Mr..
johnson is pleased to call "thC subsi-
died press" only makes the evidence
the stronger; and they run very grcat
risk in calling down upon their heads
his virtuous indignation. Tho truth is,
tho more honest and right thinking nor
ton ofthCjourn0ls sustaining the policy
of tho Administration. and of tho people
heretofore fNvoring tho Presidents
views, are getting ashamed OF their
leader, and the foregoing extracts are
positive proofs of the truth of the nsscr-
ton. 1t remains to DO seen whether
they will hereafter I've found support
ing man, who, having proved false to
his former friends, is now striving TO
Out-Herod Aerod himself in the ranks
of his ancient enemies.
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From the Chicnpn .Innrna,
Startling Intelligence from New DIR.
lcnnS---TlIc Rebels contemplating n
Renewal OF the observation-disclosures

Startling Intelligence from Now DIR.
lcRnS--.FIIc Rebels Contemplating n
Renewal OF the observation-disclosures
Meetings, Preparations, DC, dc.
a private letter from n loyal citizen
of New Orleans, addressed to IA gentle
man of this city, makes some Startling
revelations as to the plan of the "reCOn-
structed" rebels Ofthe South. Tho wri-
ter is II gentleman of undoubted char
ncter. The intelligence contained in
this letter reveals tho effect uDon the
minds of the ex-rebels of tho South of
such revolutionary speeches as that
made by General McClernand at the
Illinois Copperhead State Convention,
and those being made by Andrew John
North.
The writer says:
NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. l, 1861
presume that you are aware that tho
rebels are making every preparation
Ior the renewal OF the rebellion. They
nave satisfied themselves that the fail
elections will go Overwhelmingly
ngainst them, and they have cOnss-
uuently come to Il secret Understanding
with their Northern associates. nn5
have organized and armed thelnSol ves
for the eventuality. In fact, saw an
advertisement in the columns of the
Times, published in this city, notifying
the *. G. C.'s' to meet at the 'Age,' for
the transaction of business. All OF
their officers are appointed, and am
informed that there is a General aCtu-
ally i'll command Of the rebel Depart
ment of louisiana Ifthero is another
outbreak, tho genuine Southern loyal
lists will be massacred, unless they
succeed in making their escape, and
many may consider themselves doomed
mon, and thank my policy for il.
A dispatch dated New Orleans, tho
9th, says: "Threo thousand additional
troops have been ordered to this city
from Texas, and arc hourly expected
"The report of tho military commits
sion will be forwarded Tomorrow to
washington by Gen. Sheridan. It is
uhderstood on good authority that the
report will specify that great number
Oh men from the rebel General Forests
SS93 !d were purpOsely brOughtIIom
H ~ IsSIIsSlPPi and appointed on tho police
10! TIE me express purpose of assisting in
me massacre Of the Unionists of this
Great indignation prevaIls mt the
present in New Orleans among III" low
al men, at the suppression oF Gcn
Bairis official report.
EvERY Republican County C.or,,o,,
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Rootl Root! Rootl Rco,ll Rco,,

ROOT's PESSrACHINE preserves the life OF the
liRir-ChangeS IL from gray TO its original color
III three weckS-prcventS the hair from fall
inE-lS the hest article for dressing the hair
ever found in the mDTket--NVill surely remove
!inndrufr and cure all disease OF the scalp
is delightfully."- perfumeCl, cures badness, and
Will not Stntn tho skin. We tell the story
perfect
RcHtOrcr and Dressing Combined.
:, No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStaChiO Nut OIL. Sold by all Druggists
ORIt1N SKINNER & CO., Sole PrOpriei0rs
Springfield Mass
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DIR. LAIsOOIzAm,S
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic Svru

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, wHOOPING
~ CoU6H, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRII,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, EIGHT
SwEATS, HOARSENIsSS, 10 which hubble
speakers and singers are liable, CONsUMP-
TIoN, III It's early stages, and all diseases of
tho throat and lungs.
Endorsed Ivy tho highest medical authority.
clGIGyInCn OF every denomination. authors,
EDITORS professors In our various colleges and
by many of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, II Is adapted to every
i!Ee, and can Inc used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow tho use OF
many Of the cough preparations OF which
opium anu tlccaC are tho b'ISe.
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Brick Machine.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, $1,000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for it,
We will take 1t back and refund the money,
Address ABRAM REQUA, General Agent,
II Broadway, New York. aug8-2meod
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The Knabe Piano

swell enough known throughout the I1DIta,
states 10 stand upon Its merits, and il ia nN3
necessary TO Pebble them through TIE
country or send agents from door to door TO
sling their praise. WI l"
=, The proper way for purchasers TO supn,v
themselves Is TO apply to a responsible agent
W, l Ihey Know that what they buy is iuSi
Another method of pushing bad work upon
me pubic Is to sell through AIuSic TEqctistI
AlloWlng them large commissions for RECON-
nlennlhS their Instruments. This mode Of
doing business OfcOurSe increases the price. ne
Inc me commission ,n must necessarily come from
In purchasing from the agent of a first-class
Mhlulacturer, an instrument can be had al
the factory price-nOtwlthStandin the renre.
sensations Of outside makers that the dealers
commission Increases the price of the instrI-
Persons III want of first oIass Pianos conno,
expect to buy them at second or third class
The public are Invited to examine the
stock of '''S
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A PRACTICAL VIEW OF A MoRrIPyINo
MATrER.-The Chicago Tribune says:
a gentleman who accOmpnnied the sX-
cursiOn from Washington here, says
that since leaving New York till their
arrival in Chicago, johnson and Seward
punished an awful amount OF red-eye,
and that the farther they came west The
more of il they poured down, rs n pro-
which they met and endured. AS whis-
ky is taxed 81 90 per gallon. it was some
consolation, he said, TO know that tho
treasury derived II considerable rove
nne from the quantity consumed,
which would help to pay of the Ma
tional debt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-11

SENATOR SCovEL, of New Jersey,
tersely said at the grent Southern Com
ventiOn in Philadelphia
NO man wants more to see the South
peaceful, and great, and prosperous,
than do. How can il be done? BY
giving Mayor Monroe, the Thug Of
New Orleans, two votes, and General
Grant one?
1.-The great question which we are
here to decide, and one which rises
paramount 10 all others, is-Shall eight
millions OF men whose treason is his.
torlcal, who made tho rebellion and
fought II TO its fatal end, organize "a
Government in which disloyalty is at a
premium and where loyalty is regard
cd as crime 2"
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I.Iro! LITcI
DROPS

TINVFN! IIItUIf5! UItOPS!
AMERICAN LIFE DROTS will cure Diptheria,
Coughs. Bronchitis, EOro Throat, Asthma
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Aguo in the Face
Headache, TOOthacc. Bruises, SprainS Chilli.
!ainS, Group, Colds, Fever and Aguo and
Ch0lerR In a single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions for IlSe.
ORRIN SKINNER q CO. PrOnriPtOrS
Springfield, Mass. DE;NIAS BARNES 4 CO.
Agents for Boston. mOrl3-ly
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WE have received communication
signed Brooke" which. under our
rule, we cannot publish until we have
the writer's name. Correspondents
should bear this in mind, and govern
themselves aeSordinglN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-11

A SEVERE hail storm passed through
several counties in Northern Kentucky
a few days ago, almost destroying the
crops of tObnccO. Tho total damage is
estimated at $4,000.
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Mr.: JOHNSON is engaged just now i'll
distributing his grand panNCea for all
the ills of the country. Like II Quack
medicine doctor scattering his adver-
tisenlents, he "leaves the constitution
and the Union" with the people of cv-
cry place through which he passes.
Were it not for tho numerous State
laws forbidding the Disagreement of
the natural scenery, it would save him
the trouble ola journey, TO ndorn the
rocks and trees somewhat thus: "a. J,
lSGs-Xit My Policy" "Try Plantation
Bitters, Principal Depots Memphis and
New Orleans. Great Specific for DIRK
Complexion; MunrOe's Unrivnled Pow
der land BalI." Treason made oClious
by one application (for parion)." "All
Disorders of the Stomach Cured; Bread
and-Butter Remedy"
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"WHo has suffered more for YOU and
for this Union than Andrew Johnson ?
Every position of honor and trust has
1ee1 bestowed on mo by this people,
from Alderman to Chief Magistrate. n-
ne Presidents Speech.
"a plague on signing and grief! IL
blows man up like II bladder"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-11

Halls Vegetable SicIIInn Hair Re.
newer
Removes the Hair.
HnITS IEyCtTblc Sicilirl Hair Reuc,re,.
restores grey hHir to the original color.
IHGtIS PeDCtdbLc ISiciliHI Hair RI1leIty7.
,PrcVcnts the hair from falling of:
IfdlLS I'cHctCIbic Sicilidn Ifnir Re1IcIIC-
Makes the hair sOTI ana glossy.
HATS Vegetable SiciiiII Hair HcnelVcr
Does not Stain thcRkiu.
HGHS Vegetable lSicilinn YTir. Rc,,c,rc,.
Has proved itself the best preparation for
inc hair ever presented to tire public.
mrZ7. lyd&wtuCS
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jim. JENNINGS, IL rich old miscr, died
recently in Ohio, leaving II fortune OF
$4,000 900, which his heirs are already
quarreling about.
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Iflcc ID cents ana 81 per bottle.
DIR. f. Il. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, MelroSe, Mass.
Sold TO the tmde by IIAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gtSts, also by T. II. Logan Il Co., aud Logan,
lAiSt 4 Co. myS-3md&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-11

A NoRwEGIAN WOMAN, los years old,
with sevenry-eight of her DESCENDANTS,
passed through Iowa lust week for Salt
Lake City.
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE
WI known and used over 20 years. Daily
increasing In public favor. Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. A child can
apply II, Produces a lustrOuS black or brown,
rs desired. Docs not injurc the hair. Price
Sold by DrIgglstsand Fancy Goods Dealers
ALSO, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
Tor restoring and dressing the hair. jui-eod-ly
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MARRIACE Ann CEIIR1Cv

Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases aud Abuses which pros
tr"te the vital powers, with sure means of re-
lief. Sent free of change in scaled letter en-
vClnPCSS. Address, Dr. SKILLlN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
nulG-:IInd&w
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ONE Albert G. Davis, IA West Virginia
rebel, who hnd been captured and i'm
prisoned i'll Camp Chase for time
during the war, made IL speech to the
copper OhnsOnitcs Il few days since, in
which he reviewed tho administration
OF the Government during the war from
tho rebel stand point. Coming to tho
matter of finance, he exclaimed in
laundering tones: "WhO! Who can
tell where the vast millions for which
the nation is now in debt, have been
expended? Into whose pockets have
they gone? Can any one pretend to
tell 2" and pausing for IL reply, n hard
replied: "a part OF it, at least, was
spent in keeping you II prisoner at
Camp Chase, c. d-n you" Davis
collapsed.
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PI~o'S Cure for Cou~u,mptIonl

H-I"U !" NWFC IOr NOIlNumpIIOn!
FIFTY THOUSAND porsOnS die annually
from Consumption In tho UnitUSI States
(SCO census EOr lAD.)
This remedy has been for several years
such marked success that il lS now. NV mr.
gent request, offered To tho public MS nh In
laIltblo remedy for lung and throat diseases.
Not every ono In the advanced stages of con-
sumption can Inc cured, hut:mnny have been
and Inny moro nrC now receiving benefit
nom ttS use, nnIl this long AFTER NIL other
known remedies have Eailetl. Az an evil
dcnce OF our sincerity In tho above state
mcntS, we WARRANT IT TO GIVE SATIsFAC-
TI0S! Sold Wholesale and Retail by ED
MuND ROCK ING. Druggist, No. Odd Fol.
lows Hal, Wheeling, West Va. Ru2j
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MnstraE Instruments.
TO PURCHASERS
OF
P I A N O S

THE GREAT REPUTATION OF r,,v
teriOr instruments to represent tSfSn1r Oh in
ieiS mat me Pianos they sell are nrecis s.n
So ae Gs em S 13s ET Sx made by
This Is an old dodge. and one that ia ooh
PraGtlced by manufacturers, who Cannot S ny
their Instruments to the trade and cGH Seu
market at any price. ''ei" on the
This mode OF doing business shor1, l..
Sn9T9gn 70 GGnXinSe purchasers at Hnc. Hf ~, Os
mere fact OF small makers tSkjnG tiihe
the STANDARD, and working IIno 'rie ttl a. az
Snry. NehCe nece5-
~, II is welt known fact that nj, frs. ,,,..
Piano manufacturers have Their estnf ri Class
agencies tSen and dispose OF their goods tbr6nSfi
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GENERAL MILES has been relieved
from command sat Fortress Monroe,
and the heart of Pollard, of the Rich
mGnd Examiner is gladdened. Hear
his jubilatiOn:
We bid Miles an aticctiOnate farewell I!
TO and never roturn-cOwHrd. iuUuis-
itOr, tOrturer, eXcCutiOner! MHledic-
tions upon you! and mRy you feel in
your own person all the pain you have
inflicted upon the defenseless! When
you die, may your carriOn be thrown to
the dogs, and may they, lOathing your
vile flesh, leave it to tho unrnstidious
huzZard. You have polluted our air
and soil too long. Relieve us OF your
insutterable presence. Relieve us orHn
offensive object that provokcS us to
blnsphemy. AS we revere and love
Jefferson Davis, so do we detcst thee,
hateful kite-obsccnest of birds. Go!
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CoIK"se's Aromatic vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap. prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerinc, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per-
fumc is exquisite, and It's washing properties
unrivalIedl. For sale by all druggists.
EehT7.Iv,ISIu
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Acknowledgements

A. W. C!NNCREII.. L. A. hA"ANS.
JOHN ERHW. q. ". HALL.
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CAMPBELL, FREw & co.
RnrrORs AND PRorRIEToRS.
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Oiy Diss,I,f-EI.IIAH DAY,
COSEHty - PRIVATE JAS. 4. MAXWELL
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Union State Ticket.

TUESDAY M0RNING..I NEPr. II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-11

fortably at home enjoying their ease, or slang
whanging in the capital, the President, as Gov
ernor of Tennessee, was brcaSting the fearful
storm that swept over that State, and General
grant was in the field commanding the
armies whose victories in behalf of the Union
these men are now seeking to make barren,
BY denying 20 large portion of the States
restoration to and representation in the Union.
This whole thing is, a lYpOcritical pretence,
under cover of which they are endeavoring to
perpetuate the ascendaney of their party and
to promote their own ambitious ends.
IL such party can carry the popular major
itv and maintain sway in the administration OF
the affairs of the Government, its first act Will
be to set aside and degrade such men as Presi-
dent JOHNSON, General GRANT and General
SHERMAN.
We have spoken of this party as whole.
Thus far its members in Congress, with few
exceptions, have worked together. We are
aware that there are differences of opinion
among them; that while there are many Radi-
Gals, there are, at heart, many conservatives.
Upon these latter the hopes of the country rest,
and, if they possess the manly independence
and unsellish patriotism that the crisis de-
mands, the days of Ralicalism are numbered.
But it is getting to be time for such men to
come out from among the Radicals. Congress
has now been in session one month, and we see
from the vote of Tuesday in the House of Re-
81 ~ Mr.
VOORHEES, resolution endorsing the President 5
policy to the Committee on Reconstruction,
that the conservative and radical Republicans
are still acting together--yeas III, nays 81.
Notwithstanding this and other like indica-
tions, We have great confidence that the much
talked of split is fast approaching. 1t cannot
be much longer postponed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-11
THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
The Presidents Policy EudOrsed-Messago of the
Governor.

TRENTON, January 9.-The two Houses OF the
Legislature organized at three o'clock tins afternoon
I'm the Senate James NJ. Scovel, of Camden, was
elected President
Resolutions were offered by Mr.. Cobb of Morris
county, endorsing the policy OF President Johnson
and the administration of Secretary Stanton.
In the House, John Hill, of Morris county, was
elected Speaker.
The Governors message was presented and partly
road. II reviews in a concise manner the several
departments of the State and its condition financially
The receipts of the state proper are stated at S5o
3l2 - and the expenditures at Si3OS5O 81. Thus
does not include the disbursements on account OF
the war, which has accumulated a debt oil S2olo,-
III
There was much excitement among the different
parties account OF Mr. ScOvel refusing TO appear
IN the Republican caucus. Without him there was
tle and his vote was necessary To secure the oTi
GERS for the Republicans
| Both parties sent committees to him, but he de-
/ clared his independence. The Republicans finally
gave him the position Or President, although tbey
had agreed upon Mr. Berkeley, of Passaic county fOl
the post lie finally accepted the position. and hi.
vote gave the Republicans all the Offices