New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
Sneeches of NeSSrS. MOultOn Of Illinois,
Myers of Pennsylvania, Buckland
and Lawrence Of Ohio, and
Hart of New York,
Important Correction to the
Loan EBiss.
The Civil Rights ELL and the Prospect
Of a Veto
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
WAsHINGrON. March IS. 1850.
THE SUPPOSED IMPENDING VETO.

THE SUPPOSED IMPENDING VETO.
The PRAYERS said here to-day, we fear, will
not equal in volume what has been said concerning tie
forthcoming veto. At an early hour Monday the
galleries and lobles of the Senate VIII be flied with
eager crowds in anticipation OF tle Presidents Mes
sage returning he Civi. Fights bin Many state
mcnts and theories IN circulation in regard to It's
points and lie authorship. henry ST ns5ury of Ohio
is its reputed author. TIE lNIigtHcy of Saturday,
by general accepa0l is understood to ioreshaow the
Executive o. eeti Ms A tin liar leader preceded the
veto q the Freedmels Baie OIL aud the Editors Of
The Inalli9eaesr are Known TO epog the Presidents
confidence. An anui fact has lie iked out N
ueeon with its state 1t is known that
leader was rut in type ioi part of last we.
fully udorsing Civil Rights bill, and proof Of
this article was duly sent TO the White House.
change he shi OF their dream. and satu..
days leader, too clearly indicates the fate the bill
JUDGE KELLY's ADDRESS.
The able and eloquent address of Judge
Kelly. recently delivered in Philadelphia upon Tue
Dangers and Duties OF the Hour has been issued in
pamphlet form: and an Immense edition viii be of
for general distribution.
TIE STOCKTON CASE
continues TO be exciting theme Of general debate in
political circles. Many Of tho sblest lawyers in Con
gress positive in he opinion that the election
nality ard Tat his retention Of bis seat by his
vote was equally Illegal TO say nothing Of the pre-
prieties Of the act. Seraor Sumner has prepared
elaborate argument in opposition Of his hight so 10
vote, which he will pleson, 20 tfe Senate.
PERSONAL.
The Hon. i. C.. Acton Grey, X. Relton,
Richard Sche'l. james Kelly Homer Franklin, and
o.her prominent ew. ! orseis, are at Wizards.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The House yesterday was devoted to speeches
Oh reconstruction Mr. Hart Of the Rochester District
made Of the alest and radical speeches OF the
session. which attracted attention and drew applause
from the auditors and congratulations from the
members at Its conclusion he held that there was
something than reconstruction
OF the Union involved in the present issue; the great
principles Of human rights and equal justice were at
stake and tie contest should not be ended until they
were recognized. As to the admission Of the -ebeous
States be held that they not entitled TO ropresen
tstion until majority OF the people were Loyal, and
could maintain loyal Site Of goyernpent and
20 effect this he would reinforce the present oytl
voters with tie votes of the loyal back.
Reconstructed, under Irs,ent auspices, inuring
the States and int ad Of increase OF loyalty the
States were rapidly Ieapsins into condition Of
political anarchy and Of positive enemy toward the
National Government There remained but course
10 pursue and that was stand firm and make
cessons to the enemy guard the citadel Of liberty
closely, and see that traitor entered unAwares 10
effect our ruin.
SENATOR HOWARD
returned here from the Wet last evening.
SENATORIAL PERSONAL.
Senator Dixon is more comfortable this even
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cite cons tant apprehension.
Senator Foot is decidedly better, and 1t is hoped he
may soon be in his seat again.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
Senators Wilson and Nye will leave for Con.
nectcut evening to aid in the election Of the
Havey Union ticket Horace Maynard left last even.
ong for the same purpose His colleagues. Senator
Fowler and Col Stokes. follow to-
THE BELGIAN EMBASSY.
The friendly action Of the young King of
Belgium In sending special embassy here TO officially
his accession the throne. is said to bother
most experienced diplomats. They DO not know
exactly in what shape they should be received.
TEXAS.
Private information received here from Texas
goes to show greatly improved condition of things in
portions of tina. State The question Of manhood SUI
hage is openly advocated in many places. aud Is
receiving Influential support The crop Of cotton. 1t is
stated will be greater the coming year than before
raised in that State
REBEL CLAIMS.
The Second Controller Of the Treasury has
Just issued important decision relative 10
the validity OF the clsims OF persons residing
in the socalled Confederate States during tho
Rebellion. and who had a domicile In said States
before the OWL war and during its continuance who
now demand Of the Government balances which they
aege were due and payable TO them before said Gle il
war The Controller Is Of the opinion that ttese claim
ants are lawfully entitled TO the payment OF these
balances and believes that the law Of nations Of Con-
gress and the decisions OF the Supreme Courts justify
that opinion After citing from numerous legal author
tiles In regard to the subject the Controller says:
These sreore having been reduced 70 ptS
session. tut alwsye having remained balances In the 1ress
be withdrawn by claimants, except yok
For tbs balances belt mss. b.
to the United States"
EVIDENCE PBoM TUE RECONSTRUCTION COM
MITTEg.
Senator Howard has consented that Roscoe
Conkng shall report to the House. tomorrow tho. er
dence from tho Reconstruction Committee covering
Virginia North and South Carolina. The testimony Of
Gen. L. E. Lee WILL it Ia said be quite DANA 10
ibe speedy recons,ructensts any yet given TO the
public.
DISPATCH FROM GEN. HAWLEY.