The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
The Status ef the Southern States
Settled by the Highest judicial
Tribunal In the Land.
They Are Declared in Effect to
be States in the Union. @
Chief Justice Chase Dissents, but is
0verruled by His Associates.
&c. &c. &c.

wAsmsaroS, Feb. 10, 1850.
THH VETO OF THE YREEDxES's BUREAU BILL
ACTION OF THE cABrSEr-ExcfTExs INT ~ the
SENATE.
. Cabinet meeting for this mornng 10 submit 70 the
nsmbsn his veto Of the Frcedmsn's Bureau bill They
assembled about clever o'clock this morning, and
in session over an hour sssvtay Stanton lcfs about
half sn hour In advance Of the oshsrG SECRETARY Seward
vas very positive In his sudorssmsus Of the vsso Sec
rstarV Nccauoch, welss and Denison also approved
ths documsnt while Secretaries Stanton, Harlan
snd Speed oppos,d A, Stanton and Harlan were vesy
decided IN their opposition II 4 rumorsd tonight
That they have scat 10 their resgnafions; but,
%, thsy have mot reached tho President
II n doubtful n The country have the opportunity 70
rsjoos over such good nswH II 10 bslsvsd 70 night by
Shoss who been canvassing che subject that will
- Impossible 70 p. The bni ovsr ths Presidents veto
n The ssna1s Thsrs votes to-day and
ssSh The hdieais lacked too votes Of twothirds
1ons q ths radical ssuasonsivs u up Thsy ~ sx
essdnsy and bitter and oal ~ IN awful document
may a that thsy would not care anything about the
veto n vss eniy weak one, but is strong and
skfaIly dess shas win bs Impossible for them 70 sns
eain themselves record sgains H. unie they en- In
sons wy show thst this Is nos over. Mr. Morgan,
e Nsw York vossd V sustain The Prsssdsst on m tss
vos today and = he has hsd considerable sxpsrsuos
n vssoss when Governor he VIII no doubs be found %
ths side Of Tho Prssidsnt on every vota
About two O'Clock today, during the speech Of
Senator Ystss on ne Universal Equality bin, nes-
saes from ths President was announced, and. ~ 10
was known 70 contain the scquiesence 90 veto Of
The Executive N rsiston the Frcedmen's Bureau
BILL there manifest impatienoe during the con-
sinuancs Of the Senator's remarks know Mr. John
sons decision when the speech concluded ~ half
past thrss, the galleries were crowded, and nearly
ai the noor Of the Senate was occupied
BY members Of the House, who wcrc awaiting
The message, which was immediately called for BY Mr.
frumbuIL Throughout the reading Of the Executive
document the utmost quiet and iussrss PREVAILED which
vas only broken the conclusion of The reading when
shs eentlsmsn's gallery oommcsced to applaud In 20
vocfcrous manner thai the Chair ordered the g>sres
cleared Among tbose who dsmonstnisd their AiIrfao.
sion most smphaiicaIy was q considerable squad Of
soldcrs who were at all measured In their rsproba.
zion Of the order sains their enihusiasm the mes
sngs q the President While the Chair pronounciss
The order 70 remove the applsndng element faint Misses
smansicd from The Of the gallery fsom rev in<
vhuas who evidently thosght thas BY 20 doinx they
wosld molfy Indignation Of The Senate and retain
their seats The order to carried into effect
however save In ths secsens oecupssd BY isdies snd
shoss allotted 70 nesrces
variety Of cxpreessous vcre depiciel among the
HxIcai forces throughoas The rssdng o the Tbs
general complexion Of thoss hononbls Senators was
VIVID red and an angry pallor by turns wade looked
nalrnsns and rsvengcfaI sumsss quite chapfaiien and
Bssnhun fsrious Ths latter Irnm~nnfe1 began 70
sgsscs m passionate call for vote q shs measure,
sv,1srGly sse.t upon dirscsiy Ignoring NE ms~xs BY
psnulnx shs b BY twothrds vote whns Ne veto -
- sn~h rwo vcsss 70 poxpose thc consideration n
~ IN IN sc-r,orv,~ ,nu~diHSrlv followed tsrr<h~v