The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-09
ALBANY, March s, 1866.
IMPORTANT TO ANDY JoHNsOv

IMPORTANT JOHNSON.
Tie proceedings OF the Union caucus OF Senators and
Aschblymen last night had political sgnincancy and
importance which should escape the earliest possible
dtenton Of Andy johnson aud his friends. The adop.
Con Of she Senate resolutions a full aud formal
Fesson the views to DO accepted and put forth for
de dominant party regard the dispute between the
Resident and Congress The friends Of the admnistra.
,Dn took their stand upon those resolutions test Of
strength, and they detached all other from
min point-thc admission Of the Southern States to
thir proper representation 10 Congress- While other
eocs included In those resolutions all interest
ceitrcd upon this point and s elimination planted upon
III, amendment proposed TO tho -snate resolutions en-
bdying the exact words OF the joint resolution Of Con-
gres that Congress nay determine the time when they
shat admit tho South That amendment signilly
debated, and It's defeat accepted as the conclusive rule
IS nc caucus.
rnE noor or ALI ruE PRESENT NATIONAL sraiyE
The stand taken this ground substantially sustain
ingthe President 10 b. attributed Ia either the
Wed tho Greeley fartion called but Is indie
pendent movement setting both ASIDE and placing the
subsantal men OF the parry upon ground Of their
without regard 10 the factions The body OF the Union
par Ia this State prepared sustain the policy OF the
President, but desires 10 see an adjustment OF the ques
sions before Congress upon compromise ground
Their main purpose % keep tho party intact and make
II su5ssrvient 20 tho mort complete and speedy resora
zion Df the states lately IN rebellion to the Unon The
principal cause OF tie existing trouble from the
rife about patronage The politicians from all parts Of
this have been fomenting The dvls ons
beween the President and Congress- Tho daily doloaa
lions which have gone 90 Washington and failed get
their Collector appointed have fallen back upon their
CongreSslnen and senators aud have consolidated a
binaiion upon the only stand which they
hold against The lrusident-opposlton TO bis
work In the recongtrucllOn Of the States. Raymond
Weed and Seward and their allies practically
the spoia Tho radicals sho have their strength In the
House Of RepreeoDatves and the Senate, mean the
same thing Vita tue prospect Of losing every man
should they take tho Of Senator Low herein Al
bany they have thought better q H. and formally con
euded TO follow coeTse which win not give their rivals
the exclusive control The conclusive resolutions adopted
Vast night passed through ordeal which the anazo-
nists OF the President planted themselves upon those
which finally abandoned. Tho passage Of those
which we're adoSed arrycd on their rde those who SIN
understood by thu ,sgnaion Aivord Tolser and the
solid leaders here favored their adoptcn plat orrn
upon which Congress must como down and support the
work Of the President The joint resolution ~ Congress
providing for the czcugon Of representatives. until Con
gross may see ~ was voted down and branded
don OF negro suffrage u mitcd IN tho reaou.
tlone % the federal District of Columbia. II
questioned and moved g oe stricken out BY The
radical members such jenkins and Others, and would
have been repudiaied hal s application been extended 10
any State Of the Union hcr North Or south Or even had
che heat discussion m. been diverted from 20 the
Congress sion1 point IN regard to- the admission Of the
south Your corrcsponl 10, having personally attended
IN Tho caucus 70 positive tha. is tone and purpose
strictly favorable the President and his policy except
Ing the Instances Of few very ultra men
4 POLITICAL sOrAL
ropeat ne the unbiased result Of my examination
on an sides here that the great bulk Of
The Union party arc In harmony with The
the rvalries Tor the Coliectorshp settled, and
tud,cous disposition Of The public patronage decided
upon there would b. strong fe Ing for the radical
democratic character Of johnson to-day In this state
Tiers has boon since the outbreak ~ the war The
nght be,wcsn Weed and Greeley aud the adhernnts for
me Cabinet and the CoeCtorshp ionaents All the strife
In Congress
ruk rNlox rrAcrr svD NATIONAL cpr'fa
hc Execussve Committee ~ the Union Leagues on the
State bed meeting here last evening Their counsels
ssre given N favor &c compromise ooIrse m congress
nc e NV va prcwn 10 hvor ., 'ns sen NV,
PRESIDENT and bis pohcv, a 10 keep the dominant
party without an open division.
rHg orwertrw
The bill creating Mutual Gas Company Tor New York
v~ NJ IN Me Assembly today. 1hi2 9 ooyioasy Vie