, 1866-07-17
Ghlrago Irlbnne.
DAILY, TRI.NEEkLY ANp MEEKLY


Our {Atrtsrb1uxrd, tu pfwrent nel1fs he sara ans
spre1ft vhss -dlsbno yoa sste-*-rkIs. T.W~ekiy or
UA1i3. Ai-s. Jour bresent $40 :uturt addfesa.
TUESDAY, JULY H., 1868.
JntsS~t,A.< rOnlHG CnI1p Ip,KCAr.
The indications ar. that Con2ress Is aoout
N adjourn witto much further lcxts1atton
" nrt1nn u,n,n thr rcconstrrctlon question. J
&c Lcrlr. IF tltc 1ncmhrrs to rolt,rn to their |
Eucs aud recavs thr thtors nnh connnemrni |
.u1ulncr re.eiun /. "s,u which should not |
fso cutrrtaI1cd is1hc interests aud wcllsro Of |
tho country would br endangered by MI Ad- !
jntIrnnrnt. IL +. even indicated thut notion I
on tEo I'LL tu limit 1ir I'rr.ldrut's power 10
rcrnu,u lrum ou!rc viii nut b, pressed, but |
tfat Congrrss Will walt and sec how he CON.
duets himself during the vaca.
lion. Wc might hope those Ia.
dlcatlons were untrue, but We fear
there Is no good TcAson 10
doubt tLrtn We four Congress will afford u
full Opportunity to stc hun thr President will
conduct himself when lie IL oncc tnnrc 70.
l'cvesl Of The rrstrainluE Influence oF tic law.
11snA luz (Nwrs sud 1ctl itcc IL usc the xholo
poscr III the tiosrfnurnt TO trcurc the ioFct-
lie se'adm'tIm' Of the arcelctl States 10 Con-
~. - the dricat Of the Constitutions!
r! lent, ind Ills own reelection. We
vr1ltskc IN predict how, u our opinion, the
1'rcshr0i -*7fI c0tdhct htnhclf II IouYrcsx ad-
jour1t~ III December without passing my hlu
IL restrain his power orer scm"vhls IRON
oflicc. without admitting Colorado OF
Nrbraska, aud without pa"slnE any enabling
nct which shull define the psr>cnt ftatn* o1
tl.e rrtsi sta1r- rs not IN thr Un3M. As soou
a' the Pfr-ldcut's e"nsen'hn sha. meet In
philadelphia, Ills l'arly will e formed and It's
s"e'n''ess e'ess "hefe s"o$',. 'onneon,s o., . a,s1
cate VI" 'S !" F'aee ~ t"e 'taees !" .ae
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f"r 'h'> P"iP'se Ae WIZ co's'ene epeIA
kessi"n us III: Senalc to coplF1t his appoint-
nlcuts. There arc now in the Scnate thirty
fonr Rernt!'can votes, counting the Tacaucy
in kanc.s rs filled, Eileen Copperhead and
alHt.tr yo.c-, and cue va:aa:y fur New
Jersey. The seeded Stutcs viii come IN
nitl Iw,nty.tyo Senator's, all Of whom will
b. at,t. II 10 the Coppcrhcad vote, except
Fowler. Of Tennessee, should he vote
Icrrb.icsn az |, ruT expected Thus
The Cur.4stta dswili have thifty-six votes.
or m,;ur;,y o, txo orer thc tul l<cnnb,i-
mi, vo,t. shr,,,a Fowler. Of cnucssce ro,c
with ,s II y,.w 1.r..v .1,on,l sc,1 n Con,
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r,t,ts,ni7c ,,,.,n ui,i, thc f,,,nn:rhr,ds ~ m,
m.;,ri,y of liz san,,. ,xh.-crrr t1,+v shonl,
m,.cf or hv ,hc nov.r ~ the arms and n
p1,fc!, he oiv avs rrmsn. commandcr.sn chie,
un,jt rn,s..chet,- he eon,d ,,r,,st ther, int,
:,,itte t,atts u, rr..-..., s~r-. c.rra.
l:ndcd this couysc In advance i
= e7'o.nd NJ. seward, who now NJ
r1ants atm ndmrcs nearly c7crythfu-, nl
plauhs nnd adli'rrS tho Presidents alltec
dctrsul,nat,on tn rursue 1t. Heretofore th
President aaa fulfilled the "orss pred1c'iol
ot 'l'"se WIN had no laiih IN hfn. IL II ak'
~ thai he "ill ta1; in any plot attrtbntca I
linn Il, HI, own trcst5 adarstn's! We nee
not I'LL ctr rradrss that Narnl"on'e Gu
dFsn' r.eh. DAVIS s"ccfsson were 1ast hs col
ht'f"ttonat as luis ft'"'n't"naFy e"arsc mari
cd ont i"r Andrewff"hnson bs hts friends.
= slMulu tie PTe' tdcut succeed n 1t thus ID
lie might ii any tine convenc congress. ar
having hsrea"y majority 10 tac senate, u
othfs House would lind II dlnlcnt 10 oppoi
him c1t"clnaly. Weak knees wacld derclc
crc'y"lcrc arl's'r,g tlo,c Who aro too veal
Rncra netiar 10 prevent NIL this In adrauc
Andrew johnson would iiannnh In Ills ryv
lutIon. aud the South would again b. eurrca
10 ths revolulsonlzrd government.
Tut II may be asked. w"uld our leaaf
ot''esa1s permit all thlss We Roswcr, tl
have n'rrnty Permitted II. when Congrf
darcs I" adjourn shnut takluE my tnea*u'
1oirrFcnt 1t. Cabtnes and army ohccrs, ho
ever high. coild do nntaiins to prevent It,
c'hcrcrs has lett with tue PRECEDENT the po
CT 10 remove any Of them bS stroke Of
PEA. Slate ss"rcFnnss Hnd Legislatures cot
do hothln: In the matter. Congrcss, the pt
power cApa'ir If removing the Preside