, 1866-03-26
From WASHINGTON,
The President RAa the Civil Rights
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The President aMa the Civil Rights
H1l1--Ri1s Keto Forcah 1asved.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAMCSGToN, March ~
THE PRESIDENTS WE'VE on 1Hx CIVIL Naar8 ELL
Tho Lnta4lgeneer OF this morning ooataIns long
editorial upon the Civil Rights Bill, which is
Known to embody the Presidents .1ewa, although
soue Of bis adslsers both In and out ofthe Cabinet,
arc uz4ng him not to act upon such grounds;
"Thts Is Il bill 10 abolish the Ststes Of tn,
Tn1on. To eject such IN object, but two condl-
tions arc required. First, That doubtful Federal
powers ehouId be used; and second, that the
s,asnte should be efficiently executed. First, Il
abollshes tho State judcature- This Is 30 bccauso
It tnaEes It q high utsdemespor for any person 10
deprive any native tnhabitant Of any right sccurcd
by this act, Second, It establishes negro eupe,t-
ority. II from my cause the necessary pottea
regulations OF a State, IA Its purely
local and domestic coneerns, should operate 10
recognize distinction Of color OF race, however
indirectly. this faw may be worked successfully 10
resist It With the army and navy Of the United
States. Negroes could be bidders for church pews.
IN spite Of the cougr Radon, the court the people
and the whole State Itself; and no landlord would
dare 10 deny them all The privileges Of his hotel
3d. The proposed statnte, ~ whole, Is a grossly
unconstitutional one. 4th. Thera Is class Of OBJ
1cetons even more serious, because more IN con-
fonanee With the Revolutionary deneus OF the con-
tr1vers Of the b1t. II authorizes the Presdent to
appoint eptes md 11foEmers, absolutely Without
limit Of number of officers whom he mny specially
empower. Thus We havs at glance, scheme the
most tmperfecty contriyed by wicked men, for pro-
roktng That extension OF the military power which
would lit It tnso Gigantic and a1lpe1vading dea.
potitm. beiore which the liberties Of The people
would 70 down forever. But, say they, the poNe.
ID In the President and II the espotlsm comes, 1t
will be through him. This bstnGs ua 10 the most
important Practical part Of all. He could not exe-
cute the law, for he would not betray the people.
They know he could not. They therefore hope to
pass II over his veto and when he refuses to pro.
woke universal j.nsurrect,on-to be broker. down
by The monstrpus tyranny to which they in
vite him, knowing he scsnnot-they will attempt
10 lmpeaeh and remove him. Ihs sovereign pco.
pie have given ~ rood heed heretotorr, md we
tcll them That the danger Is not over; ne counsel
again meetings Of the people 10 rehpke, BY their
mighty soice Of authority, this new dangcr.''
A. ". RANDALL.
, Through m error In transmission, The despatch
regardingA. ". HundAl1's connection with The Na-
tional Union Club did that eenuem.n much 1n1us-
ttce. Instead Of charging him with being half
way seeesslouiat the despatch should Lave said that
during the war ho had been considered a half way
hympathizer With ceftan scceeslonIets, the rcfer-
eaee being to clerks who were retained In Office
against tho protests OF Union man.
BrEErH or HON. VIZ. .. KKLLEY.
The late remarkable address at Hon. VIM. D,
Kelley at Concert Nall, IN Philadelphia, wherein be
reviewed the conduct of the Pre:ident is attracting
much attention here, md haa been 1Asued a. a
campaign document.
!; plAnuREEAEs1s OF TIE last wEEK.
; The disbursements Of the Treasury during the
week. On account cfihe war, navy and interior de-
;par'mente, were I'll, ,7sa, Isl.
COMPTROLLER CLARKE AGAIN.
. Comptroller Clarke claims that the act Of July
IL, 1sm cnly authorizes the secrotary ofthe Trcas-
uTy to purchase bonds or certificates OF debt, and
that II Was Intended only to protect the Govern
ment credit BY way Of pu1chaslpg bonds
and certificates Of debt In the event
Of combinations being formed to FORE
down tho price Of securities mentioned but
not with the 1ntenon OF purchasing md canccllfpg
bonds and certlacates Of debt. There were no np-
preparations made fos that purpose and it WAS e1-
pected that of courte the Secretary would resell OF
reissue The bonds and certificates 20 purchased.
NothipE has beendone under the section In question.
The 80 notes and compound interest notes had not
been lssued at The time Of the pasts9e OF the ACT
and it could not of eourEe, have reference to them
Tho Comptroller atserts that twenty-eeycn MIL
lions of the 1unn Of March Sd, 1861, was
not Issued In the shape Of 10-40 i've per cent
bonds and that part at least Of tho twenty
millions had within the last sl1 months been issued
IN the shape Of $40 per cent bonds, md probably
sold at prices and TO purchasers not known. The
loan OF March Sd, 1865 simply authorized the Sec
retary 10 convert one security into another WITH
out my authority whatever to buy Or tell, and no
authority to convert 7so bonds until their rnatu-
rily. It Is more than probable that a Cougrcs-
.ioDal Committee will bc appointed 10 investigate
nj H1Nr cf fhA &1k
Printing Bureau. Some rich developments are ex-
pected.
nEcE1PTs FROM NT1nYAL nEykSrB.
The receipts from Internal Revenue during The
week ending to-day were three millions four hun
dred thoussnd hse hundred and sorty-two dolIass,
Tbs tota. receipts from this source atnce the 1st Of
J&nu&Eylaat, amount to S63, ST., ,7S7.
RATIONAL BAFK CURRENCY
One million one hundred and seventyseyen
thousand four hundred dollars in national bank
currency were issued to the hanks this week. max
The following correspondence explains Itself:
Pos OTF1cE, HARTyonp, CoxS.,
Ma,ch =, 1865. I
Sm:-I am DOW engaged IN publicly advocating
the election Of Jos E. English, Is candidate for,
Governor Of Connecticut, gentleman who u open.
y commttted to the support Of your veto, to de-
fence Of your speech OF the I'D Of February and Of
I0u4 PoAAlI u 1A1 .AtekufAAuN IN QppQH1.'
ton 10 tho d1suDionlsts OF Congress. I an
oppoftne The election Of Gen. Jas. z. navley. who
openly dssapp1oves Of your veto and your I'D OF
Febr1ary tpeech. and declines to support your
policy, a opposed TO the radical majority In Con.
ct oss. II my political action ia not eAtletactosy 10
you. Ibeg you 10 receive my resignation a. poat-
master ID this city.
lhave the honor to remain, Is ever,
Your Hend aud ohedient servant,
tsgned} u.s.. CLEVELAND.
To htt Exceilency, Andrew johnson, President Of
tho United stasee.
TIE PRESIDENTS IzpoRsE4rSr.
Your political act,on in upholdiug my MEASURES
md policy Is approved Tour resignation ia there
fore not accepted, but Ia herewith returned.
{5lened) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Executive Mansion, March q, 1ses.
VETO or THE c1yn NIGHTS s111.
FTe.ideni's yeto af he eivi Ashis Eli vii prob,
THE LOAN BILL.
Itis expected that the lohn bill will be nmended
BY The F1p1nce Committee
rnEsIpEET AGAINST BTEEART's ELL.
The President yesterday expressed his disap-
p1oval OF Mr. Stewart's proposluon for = anlvef-.
IL amnesty On condition Of ths establishment of
no BOUNTY.
The War Department has decided that descztera
from lhc enemy, who enlisted In the Union army,
arc not entitled 10 hounty.
yRoN FLORIDA.
The la.t report from the Commissioner OF Freed
men n Florida states that everything L. pEogErse-
Ations have been eneendcred eince his last report
The condition cf tbs freedmen IL universally good,
and the planters a1e contented. Everything pros
porous.
TuE MARYLAND rnEEpxx.
The Freednen's Comml:efoncr at st. Ma1y'a,
Nd. asks the privilege Of sending freedmen to W.