, 1866-03-14

Spirit OF the Standardization Prex<.
The New York Abe7dsttuag Of the 7th Inst, III
An editorial nrttc1e entitled " The Tennessee Tnp,"
doubts yerY much whether lie President will be
caught By it. however much Mr. Stevens may cnt1ce
htm to take the bait. Tho President Claims that
Tennestee and the other rebelflous States have
never been Of the Union. and that consequently
all considerations rEedtcated upon an opposite opIn-
Ion fall 10 the ground and stamp The antagouisnc
action Of Congress a sheer ususpatlon, which is
denounced BY The President tzattorous ~ seees-
sion ttsc1f Th,. theory Of the President constitutes,
IN TACT. "ths irsepteeaible coualet'' between him
and Congrest.
Nov, Mr. eterens' resoin,ton, being based upon
the principle that Tennessee cannot be admltled,
and thai this sste as little any other rebel Sa,e
can be RECONSTRUCTED seGto.a The assent of Gn9r,s
how can I, be expected (asks the dbesd=-tne9} that
The prefideut will be caught In Mr.. Stevens trap
unleee indeed, he should have repented Of his 1e-
czeaney. o. which there IL, as Jet no Indication.
In nnolher leading article the ib<ndzeitttnq
desierAtes Senatost Morgan, Dixon, Doalitte, Nor
ton ard Stewart the cnef eulpsi's in The recent
conspiracy, auh argues that whl1s the Pree!dents
Southern btsth and training account fo. they tan-
not extenuaie the bpruen Of hts guilt There Is
pothlrg at all to account for the apostasY Of these
Northern Senators. e8ceptiue morbid craving after
the patronage Of The White Houke. Nj. Johnpou,
s1ys the .Abtnd-tun12. has tho misfortune to be
bonn and ralsed iu tlAye Stale, and that he srss
thus debarred from evet lifting hlnecl up to true
conception Of lhe principles Of freedom. Although
he perhape dece1ved hinnaelf and othets By using
The ph1aseology Of Freedom, during the rebellion
hi. present course shows that be was only dabhlnc
In wosds, while his mind and heart remsined Steep
cd in the faacses that resulted IN those very evils
Which he was. as the sequel ehow1, only denouuc
lug temporarily, without being arra5ed against
them abIalnety. Altogether different, however, IL
the CAFE regards Senator Morgan, whose nanne in
ihit instance Is synonymous With that Of III. Seward
md the Other rcnegades 10 whom *e have referred.
and who. born and hred amidst the blessings OF
freedom. canrot plead any lunate p.ocltyty toward
ba1bs.tsn. Tbs personal iuaruiiy csnuot ac-
count IN their case, for their desertlou Of those
principles 10 which they owe, each and al, their
manhood, their position, aud that legislative in3p-
cuce which they NOW abuse. The Abed-s;f,auo
says that II Dooltste and Dixon had been The only
two ftee State lecleatozs to*oclate Is Senatorial
hunkies. the people would ;rot hare been any les
Offended with their course. but would not have co.,
eMered fatal 10 tber liberties, It has become so
however, by the accession 10 thelr ranks OF Nor
ran, Norton and Stewar, who, BY ndd1n9 I've votes
to tho-c Of The Copperheads, dealt a mortal blpw
to the twe-.htrd ansi~Johason majority the san.
ate
The Baltimore Ticker contains communication
from Arnold Rage, addressed to Gen. Slgel, the
edi:or Of that Journal, daied brighton,
near London, February Is, 1sG6. General
Siec1's distinguished correspondent nscr1hts Nj
polcuns sudden friendship tos Austria TO bis dest,r
OF having Austrian soldiers substituted for Fseneh
troops in Ne1ico, and arguea that IL the concilla
tory attitude OF Francis Joseph toward Hungary
and Italy helped her, together with Nspoleon's
sanction, to new loan. and enahlea tho Austrian
Emperor now 10 show his teeth to Prusssa 1T the
.,f 1,rr11ntnf1 a ef nAntah
Duchies, it Is chiefly due indirectly to American
influence. inatmnch as both the 1mper1alIsts in
France md A1ttgta htte republics with bitter
hatred, and would be delighted to give deathblow
10 them, at leatt 10 far as Mexico is concerned.
The st. Louis 1Fealeat Pusk, Of the 19lh instant,
compliments Governor Koener. late American am-
l,assador At the Cou1t Of Spain, upon his rccent
manifesto In The Bees7l1s Journal, Of which The
following is IN extinct: The loyal people have not
| shed then blood, thousands OF hea1ts OF mothers
and widows have NOT been broken, for The purpose
Of aratn eurzcndcrinR the rnle Of our beloved and
mighty count1! TO The Southern elaYe nristociacT,
70 tha ptopped up by Its abette.s in The North 1t
may aealn apply The lash upon ce labor, South and
North. All such attempts to Zurich the Eanquished
ioe with the f1Its Of our v.ctories arc doomed 10
ite1ahlc wreck afnlHtt the zock Of the ditpassion
ale and indettructihle loyalty Of the people; and
The political thafaIaus and ndycntHft1e doomed
| 10 be hurled IN the ruins Of their owu uachiua
tiuu4'*
| In tie Eame number OF The Fbtk we ind m cdito,
rial reproduction oi the resolutions OF Senator lien
dcrson. which, in the H0srt opinion, nst ffaugh;
With The most fnomen'ous oeaEanr' and oetoRen
w1dr-reachin4 md ssaEesmanhke fofethought Al
ter paying thts honaee 10 Inc steaaisst M1ssous
Senator. the Fosf deFofes an equally MudatoEy ar
t1cle to ne unnlnehshe patf7ou=m o. General beu
Loan, ol Assouf'' ~ tue ttonec Of Representatives.
Karl N1nd, tne weltkno"n herman paone1st ana
patriot, is Inc Lonooh correspondent Of INC Hea
aeae fpst. anu conI4les' ~ nie Las' eomhun,ea
nop. EhRlanos iur1o1s measures ol fepfeehos
] 4EAtHft 4lkauef[eG 1tflA1N. W1&n nEf eyMp1tntE!