The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-10
!. which paper say.I:

I sensation as tie formal act by which the
President has severed himself from the loya
party and united with its enemies North anc
South before the Union is safe or the war full
ly ended The Presidents veto will at least
have one good effect, namely, in according
1 conclusive proof to doubling souls, of John
sons recreancy to the great cause for which
our people laid down their lives aid their
property. and convincing our citizens by the
logic of a most ugly fact of the backsliding
of their Chief Magistrate"
The Chicago Republican says HThe ceun-
Itry will learn with amusement that the Pres
Lident has vetoed an Act whose title nigh
Ffustly have been an Act to force bill of
rights on that issue. (2) He appeals to the
Epeople from the decision of Congress. There
bis no doubt Congress will gladly and unhes-
Eltatingly accep: the challenge and the Peo-
/ pie will sustain them.n
The Chicago Times says "This veto as
sures the country that the radicals are impe.
tent against the President, so good men may
breathe freer. The country has been saved a
great calamity It is safe against similar
Ecalamities in future There has been sub
lime triumph Of right over wrong"
/ The Washington Chronicle says: "The
L -
The surrender of Lee was only the beginning
of the rebellion. A defeated traitor threatens
again to bring triumphant dictator even
| from bis strong cell in Fort Monroe"
The New York Tribune says awe deep
| " regret the veto and think the President
will live to regret it even more deeply"
The New York World says: president
johnson has molly sustained his character
for steadiness of purpose and political cour
age" @..,
The New York Times says :. "The veto
implies no essential difference of opinion be-
tween the majority in Congress on the prima-
ry object of the bill, but he seeks to reach the
end arrived at by other and what he deems
less radical agencies"
New HAVEN, Feb. 20.-Democrats here are
firing guns and are otherwise jubilating over
the veto.
DAYTON Quo, Feb. 20.-The Democracy
had Notification over the veto this after
noon, firing over one hundred guns. VAL
landigham made brief speech, showing that
the Democracy did not elect President John
son, but now, their duty is to stand by him.
He announced mass meeting for exhulta-
ton. A flag floats from Vallandgham's win
dow.
CHICAGO, Feb. 81, 8 P. M.-Private adyiees
give rumor that preparations are being
made to impeach President Johnson for mall
administration of Office upon the specific
charge of misdemeaner under section four,
article second of the Constitution. The par
tcular specification Is the abuse of power in
the reconstruction of the rebel States and
pardon before trial of high rebel functional
ries. The House has power to draw DILL Of
impeachment to be tried before the Senate,
Chief Justice Chase presiding. The movers
IN the matter consider that healthy exam
pie may be made for all future Presidents.
OHIO sUsTA4Ns HER REPRESENTATIVES.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 20.-A caucus held to-
night of the Union members of the LegiSla
tnre unanimously adopted Il resolution de-
clafing that in the action Of the Union Rep
resentatives in Congress we recognize pos
session of the principles that made US party
and saved the country through the late rebel
lion. and we tender such representatives our
hearty support. The Democratic members
Of the Legislature held caucus tonight and
Endorsed President Johnson's veto.
ACTION OF THE NEW JERSEY LEGIsLATURE.
Trenton. N. j., Feb. 2.-Resoutions were
offered in the Senate to-day, by j. M. Scoville,
President of that body, fnvoring negro suf-
frage and condemhing President Johnson's
policy. Scoyille said thattbe President made
the worst investment of his life when he We
toed that bill. He abandoned and trampled
upon every principle that elevated him to
power. A lively debate followed and the
resolutions were rejected.
Washington, Feb. 22.-The Senate COM
mittce on Territories, reported bill to ex
tend the boundaries Of the State of Nevada,
thereby wiping OFT the Territory of Utah.
Chicago Feb. 22.-Important POLITICAL con-
yentions and public meetings are being held
to-day at Washington, Indianapolis, St. Louis,
New York, Nashville, Louisville, etc., all Of
which will make their declarations On the
Presidents policy.
Wheeling, Va, Feb. 22.-Oue hundred
guns were fired in honor of the Presidents
veto. Rival meeting are III session, one to
indorse the President and another to indorse
Congress.
Washington, Feb. 23.-Such a carnival of
treason as transpired yesterday, at Growers
Theatre and in front of the White House, has
never before been held in public in the North
Robert Johnson, the Presidents private Sec
rotary, and his son -in-law, Mr.. Patterson,
Senator elect from Tennessee, were present
and occupied prominent positions. Lincoln
was denounced by one speaker and the senti-
ment was cheered Taken in connection with
the subsequent speech of Andrew Johnson,
the proceedings Of the day have been beyond
ever witnessed ia the country, and cannot