, 1866-09-20
Especial Despatch 10 The Chieaso Tribuuc.1
WASHINGTON, Scntptpher II

Especial Dtspatth 10 lhc Chicago Tribuuc.]
WASHINGTON. September II.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA cAMFA1GS.
The PENNSYLVANIA Copperhtal delegation, head
ed hy CoWap. Aneona and Ex-Governor Biger,
layc completed their arrangements with President
johnson iii regard to The Pennsylvania election.
Eyesr influence in the Presidcu,t control Is to l,e
nscd TO defeat Gcary. ALI the oficcholdcss in the
State who do not at once give III their adhesion 10
"my policy" will be kicked ont. md johnson
,ncI appointed In their stcal. Cowan & Co. arc
even empowered to deal out the clcrkslifps In the
departments here, and to promise any aud every
thing to accomplish their object.
THE RESULT fonEsuApowED.
One Of tho most prominent gentlemen connect
cd with the new party It'll Mainc, aud who ran On
The Conservative ticket for Congress In one Of the
The election In that Statc is indicative Of the re-
suit Of the October anl November elections
throughout the entire North.
TILE ncS0Er AND rEyETEST.
The White Honee, to-dny, was literally t!lron.cd
with hungry Office seekers, and rebels looking
altcr pnrdcns. 1t being Cabinet day, but few OBJ
taincd interviews with his EAccl1ency.
TIE nos1oS coILEcToRsu1r.
It Is stated by Eastern politicians thai Mr. Ash
man will decline the Boston Collcclo-ship.
fosT OFFICE REMOVALS.
<noEN 4allH Ot1t NnlA{EA IGilOFAlE o. new 10rE
-rostatastcss OF various grades were made to-dsy.
Postmaster General Randall, who was ali day bo-
sicgcd By swarm Of unfortunate app1icants for
p1ncce. smoked his cigar through It all rs ii III all
Lis life ic had been used 10 nothing c1ee than at-
tending Cabinet meetings aud dealing out patron
sse 10 secdy Democrats.
4 TALE BRA1ttNd c1ERE.
a c1clk in the Inferior Department rnte>y camc
70 csici IN This wise: Having iuTcIclcd bomc of
hts Fellow clerks into political discussion, and
eitcted from them come pretty strong expressions
Oh fadicallsn', he liasacned to tie Secretary and
gave the names OF thu rartte5 and rchea1sct thu
ooao11ous LANGUAGE used By them. Mr. Brown
me, alter hcaring him through, said "WelI Sir,
yon xnay consider your dcss vacant after the end
Of the moutL.''
FURTHER ENDORSEMENTS.
General Il. \. E-7nl1n, Of New Yors, send. IN
the soldless' aEd Sailors Union here u list Of
Ea1acs over City feet In length Of soldiers in the
state WHO favor the Pittsburgh Convention and Oh
pose the prcsi1cut's policy. General Dasnun,
states thai the signatures Wctc ali obtained In xo
daya. and that, judging from observation and the
numerous letters received with #, fully uinctccn-
fwentieths Of the loyal veterans ct the war arc
opposed 10 the reconstruction policy Of tie p1eel
dent aud in iaror Of Congress.
LITTER FEoa GENERAL eCuEycK.
Colonel l.. E. Dnllcy, Chairman Of the Esccu.
Tive Committee Of the National Soldiers UnIou,
fo-day received tho following lc.icr from General
schcnet. announcing his determination 10 be
present al tue Convention Al Pittsburgh, on the
t"cnts-f1fth: ~ thought / could moi properly
lrarc my State and district in tic midst Of our
active and impcrtant political canvass, to Attend
TIC sotd'crs' and Sailors National Convention at
11tsburrh, on the twenty .ffth, but as the time
afpfoaeheF, hnd ny heart Judgment and SYM
p'h'cs 70 enlisted In that great meeting Of patri-
otlc otJcets that cannot feel It propcr or right In
ssay away. shsli give mysylf the pleasure, a. /
regard IL my duty, TO be one OF the crest assem-
blasc on that OCCASION"
VIRGINIA AND TIE AMENDMENT.
1EdGc Underwood expressed the ontn|o, th,t
!he virginia Legislature, at the next session. will
Fnausa'ate a movement looking 10 the adoption
81 The Constitutional Amendment. Tho pcon1e a.
'fetnia, al:eady convinced That the Com
:tessaohat policy Will triumph at tic coming elec.
t"nt, believe that their best policy will be to
."al'ow The amendment, thinking, If they do moi.
~onE1ees viii either pass al act reducing them to
. territorial condition Or ono fmnosinr nnlr.-s.1
'nfIsasc. II IL Understood that Er. Baldwin
speaker OF the uonec Of Delegates, will urcc TIM
ldopt!on Of the proposition Of Congress. =, en-.
'odstnE tue lcst terms whc. The scbelllous state,
;an cb1ain. ~'$S'
71l1A1 or JEFF DAVIS.
United statcs District Attorney Chandler. of
>o7oik' had a lengthy consultation to-day With
nc Naosney General In lccasI to lhc trial of |
en. DAVE. NothiDg definite was agreed upou.
.u Mt. cnand'cr Is preparing A letter to als.
Auoersy, urging the importance of br4ncinr
avis 10 an carly trial, and asking ths co-oncra.
on OF the Government 10 secure that end. Nj
nano1es and Judge Underwood also had m H..
as'e" "a!h 3rdgc Chase, TO-DAY, on The ssma
snjcet- Nothing can BE- dcdnIscly stated. cxcrn,
'at the trial Of Mr. Davis wifi cons os A.
'me Hme' nr1css he shall be dtscharved
patoled W tho Executive. 1t may como on Mt
70 next regular term. This will NOT BE- In Oc.o.
ta,H t...,, Ta'en ume the case WIS adjourned. the
ss'flct JuA1gc and Attorney apJtnr thar n. 49,.
g Of the aci Of Congress reorrani1tnr ~ 'ess I
Ec'al District snhfcQucnt 10 tla, ad{ourn,ncrs
~ .ne next legal term in November, aud tha,
C noalnE Of court In October ,yau1,f. tbcro.
fes o. illegal. Ihcsc is no doubt thst Tho n,*t.
on 'Ec Chief Justice With ec:ar. 10 the TIL /.
ALEbAL DOUBT.
1t may not he generally known that ah,c 1.w.
n In view Of tho fact that the new law ue,.hcr
figns The Judges 10 the di9escnt districts nor
scs them power 10 assign themselves. have
Nous doubts whether any Disttict Courts can
sahs be held until Congress tales further action
norS1f c1Arxs.
'e a'a'c"en' ta1t preparations arc being made |
commence the payment of the bountlcs nuthor,
u Is utterly without foundation. No ac,;on h,4
cn taken IN the matter either BIZ tho War ar
caeary Departments, nor is there ,uy liLe],.
% that any movement in the matlsr
take place until after the meal.
OF conSrcae. In this connection II
y hc well 10 state that ihss clase Of claims. a.
! as received, arc packed away in the psrcon |
'es u the Fay Department, a record only BEING
~ ,' OF The names Of tho app!lcanls. Soldiers :
'i"ea 10 bounty had better .ctnsn possession Of
III !. aftehar:cs and o:hcr papc:s until SONG !!
!, un'!e pan IL agreed upon, Of which due notice
!, % given. The transmission by m.fl Of (
IT discharges is attended with many t
- ana Without any corresponding b;nent, he
oes'anment refuse absolutely 10 receive this
s. OF claims from nscnts, aud ,hus Tho srb,1c !,
1scs Is at dead lock. There arr on n,. IN sho
Department about foty thousand honn,x d
Inns. with the number increasing al the r.,. ~ a
T or frs hundred rer day. :.
FRED. DOUGLASS =
IL stalled that F. cd. Douglass Will ANN cor,- 6,
hec The publication in Alexandrf.. y, ~. b
Per 10 be devoted to universal saSsare. g
INTERNAL nEyExuK ArFo1sY.utxr, =,
Aoort n1teen appointments Of Iniernal Ravr,,
ISss iof New York were made to-day. p
srcnErAnT SEWARD. q
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