The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18


brei opportunity for the informal interchange o'
opinions In conclusion, you will allow me TO congratu
In all parts OF extended domain upon the emphatic
approval your public policy so unequivocay
your Administration 90 long and SO Il shall be
Quoted on the strict basis Of the constitution ana also 70
wish Tor youlmany years Of continued heaitn tranquility
and prosperity.
Mr. Bowers then read the resolutions which had been
prepared by tho delegation.
Resolved by the united delegation for the State Of New
Hampshire to tho National Union Convention now In
sesson this city, that the present crisis demands tho
efforts of both tho administration at Washington
and people the country from the pers
81 Ss nsa STATE, ,ba II ths
party cannot be sustained by the whole power aud pat
ronagc Of tho administration 1t viii be useless effort
to sempt 10 sustain this policy In the coming contest
with the real enemies Of the uuion, and feel conf {.
dent that with the earnest cooperation OF the Executive
Department Of the government return three
servave members Of Congress at the next election
Upon the conclusion Of the remarks and the read
ing OF the resolutions, the members OF the delegation
and the ladies accompanying them sevcray
duccd 10 the President.
Mr. johnson then remarked that he could not feel in
different 10 this expression Of confidence him and OF
appreciation Of the administration This eucouragc cmcnt
wa nov most acceptable and agreeable 10 him. The
dangers that now threaten the country greater than
ever before He felt proGd Of the opportunity Of max
ing the personal acquaintance OF the delegates.
The delegates explained that they desired make known
TO the President tho condition Of political affairs In the
State Of New Hampshire. II was believed that the
state could bo carried in favor the policy OF tho
mnistration If proper judgment shall be exercised in
the disposition Of government patronage and by
from tho President the real friends the
administration will be sustained ar practicable by
the Executive. democratic member OF the dele
CATION said no believed he spoke tho unanimous
sentiments OF the democratic party in Now
Hampshire when he declared tha, they did no,
desire otce for the democrats He preferred that the
offices should be bestowed upon conservative republicans
that the democratic party would sustain the President
without regard to tho Offices In this statement the
other delegates acquiesced Another delegate expls ned
ha, thcy did not desire the President go into gene
raj docaptoton Of rceboders but they did hope that
tho federal otticehoiders in New Hsmpshre, who ma
gned the Presidcn, personally and opposed HE policy,
would be removed They wanted some assurance from
the Executing iba wpen they and their friends made
showing OF such offence ta offender should be removed
and the olcc given 10 friend 0f the administration.
With this they could 60 back % their homes
sron and confident that tier State would support the
President policy
Mr. johnson replied that, We have now policy aud
principles, recognized and laid down by the n'ei
gent abe and patriotic body Of that has been
vened since tho days Of tie Declaration OF Indopen.
denec recognition OF this policy and these principles
would be required Of those who received ONCE and pa
ironase from the government. II duty the admin.
lst,on owed itself that strength and power should bo
gwen 70 those who mantsa the principles declared By
that great body nf national who met this IL
Convention at Philadelphia
Tho delegates expressed themselves mighty grained
with what the President hsd said and him That
thcy would now 60 home With confidence 10 the success
Of tho administration parry II their state.
The Pre- csidcut's Power Of Appointing 10 Onisc
During tbc peccs- of Congress-.
Tho Attorney General has nearly completed an eabo
rate opinion the authority OF the President TO appon,
occ during the q Cougrcs persons who have
boen rejected by tho Senate. Tho point has boen raised
by cerrtln radicals who disposed 70 contest the
Presidents authority In this respect The Attorney
General will show in exhaustive argument that both
the law and the practice snco ,he Foundation OF tho
government airm the eys,once Of this prerogove Nih
the executive.
A United states Marshal Charged wtth tnn-
piirify in Cotton frauds.
Alldayls have boea Aci At tie Executive Depart.
ment charging Cuthhert Bpilti United Stairs Marshll
Of Louisiana, with comliiclty IN cotton operations in
hai stale which aptly illitaes 'ha Old adage, When
rogaas fall OUT &c. The infonner a New orleans
cotton spccnator who alleges that he made arrange
men, With Builiit by which large lot u cotton should
pass The government authorities unquesoncd, IN con
rsderaton FOR which Built TO receive onc.lflh of
tie proceeds RI selo rue cotton passed out sent =
and sold and Bnitt wa pahi number of thou
ssnd dollars a. his STARE Or ,bs spcils. 4 would
aeom ,ha, subsequent operations did not urn
oat % we'll or ths, tho Official began q
demand an unreasonable share Of the plumber where
up0u HI pas blowed him Buit, until recently,
haR l., on an unconditional radical dcnouuccr " tho
PRESIDENTS policy Lately fearing the loss u hts on ~
head that he changed his coursc, and made
~ a delegation 70 tho Phi'adsphia Convention putting
himself at is head Tho Riug delegation, however
had The inside track and could have kept him cut but
4 avoid any conflict amhlgamsied with him, hut hs
couucc,on with the Convention viii not MS oncis
head Tie President will not ooualenancs sYecaatiou
ffsud o. in.iGc..arce The order for Bnlts removal
vll lie issrCd at
Cotton inspection Districts In Georgia.
The new Internal Revenue law requires the Commis.
soner IN Internal Revenue designate certain places
the cotton growing regions of tho south where ne
Assesofs and Collectors Of informal Revenue .ha re-.
per q lspccI brought 10 ny 'hc plan,c ior
hat purpose Acting Commissioner Holland hss
yu-t commenced u make the designa. Ions reilirel
by ihe aci IN q.estlon. The following are
ne de.ignstons lor tho Fourth COLLECTION ~.
tfei ~ Gcorgs .-Aoalays-Wes, Point Ring,
rol an tnons, Iesiays-LlHangc All Athens
Nedueais -% wmsn and socia Circle. thursdays
raiaietl ngron and Rome Fridays Atlanta,
cartor,. ana stone Mountain Sa,anisys-Jonesa,r g.
and ssfi,tt1
The Enss Iudis squadron.
ANS Sagy Department has received Official .dtlces
taif Isl irno acting Rear Admiral gel command D.
te .i, da p a,drou. His aagship tbe Hartford -
| th,u a s7aiav Chns. Tic Massachusetts,, a. stest 81
,r, "a 3ss Sow, hang. Quiet and order 70 ha,
| Bosn r.sUEG iterc Tue Wyoming returned - Han:
| Ks,e rs ,rry u vherc i vas intended he should -
| naa autl fglt..r otiers The Hartford let ihero d
| MI -1sla y ia 10 orsn ports On the coagt ~
! ,tcfs..io l.siel h.s hssn ordered home Tho gcnta
1 f,snn or lie ooa.t X China is reported good
i Nrdsi- 81 B.ror for Naval Heroes.
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