The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-21

or New jersey vehemen Ay protested against this gag
aw but his protest was drowned by the radical squeaks
for ny and vote Finally, break the force of the
blow ae~ns PresideAt Johnsonto let him down easy,
since It was appareDL that he must come down-the OPP
position commenced skirmishing Tor time Upon
privileged quesAeus, such as the motion 10 ad-
journ in all its. variations, they demanded the yeas
and nays which they at anytime able 10 secure by
count reqvres nearly half hour to call the roll
and announce the Soe SO in this way they STAYED on
vote on the resol1tion till o'clock this evening,
when 1t passed. Hale and Raymond OF New York,
Newell 6f New jersey Phelps Of Indiana, Latham and
Whaley Of Wes Virginia, and Green Clay Smith of Ken
lucky. SO; down voting against 1t; Marvin Oar
ling. Davisad Humphrey Of New York, Doiano OF Ohio
and Kesson Of Iowa. as having lodged
To-nish. thera is other theme discussed than the
ratification OF fhe Presidents Veto and among tho
dsarmed faction that attempted to ignore It there is
very enthusia Sic in tho events of the day
II should not. be Understood that the President
tanned by mere hap hazard vote; for It Is well known
that several Senators who their with the rad
Gals would have declared differently had their support
been needed to kill theb Among the latter was sena
tor Lane, jor Kansas
CABINET SESSION.
The CLbinet was fully represented to-day and had
quite long session. None admitted TO the Execus
tive chamber to-day, tho President having given in.
structibns allow enter while the Cabinet is in
session.
INTENSE interest is manifested In all quarters
ing the probable effect Of the Cabinet discussion the
vet> message That radical difference Of opinion exists
between the President and several Of his constitutional
advisers questions Of policy vital to the adminstra
tion, is now conceded by all. Whether the dissenting
members VIII gracefully bow and retire. wait to DO
! summarily dismissed, remains 10 be
SECRETARY sEwARD's REPLY TO SAPoLfoNs
| SPEECH IN REFERENCE TO MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
| Secretary seward's reply TO Mr. Bgeow's despatch
enclosing tho speech Of Louis Napoleon in reference to
Mexican affairs has been printed and will be forwarded
| by steamer The bulk OF Mr.. Stewards com
municatior directed a review aud commentary upon
the imperial address, and with especial
severity the assertion Of the Emperor that this
| government had been invited 10 join France In
her Mexican intervention before the introduction OF
1 French forces into the army OF MaximilIan. Tho
"reminiscences OF the Premier relative to the part France
has been made TO take the struggle Of sister re-
public especially caustc and cannot fail TO suggest
the idea scross the water that not receive the
imperial for that sinister with any degree
| Of oquanimity
| DEPARTURE OF GENERAL GRANT FOR NEW YORK.
| Lieutenant General Grant, with the following
bcrs Of his CooDels Badeau Babcock and Porter,
Lieutenant Hudson and Captain Dunn will start this
evening at O'clock for New YORK. TO receive the
portrait Of General Scott which be presented by
the Unan League Of that city
| RExovAL or NOENoN OFFICIALS IN UTAH.
The Mormon ofn.,sls is Utah Territory all being
removed besides Distr,r. Attorney recently con-
frmed by the Senate. Secretary hsulloch has the
recommendation Of Durkse CHER Justice Titus
OF Utah, and Speaker cofax appointed two preninsnt
Gentes Of Salt LAke--Messs Lee and Gilbsrt-Unllsd
States Assessor and Collector In place Of poygams
who have held these Offices and who living open
| defiance Of the anti ygamy law.
THE EXCISE DUTY ON DISTILLED SPIRITS.
Representative Hooper, Of Massachusetts, to-day inef
fecuay sought 10 report resolution declaring the
sense OF the House that IL IN uexpedient To mako any
change IN the aury distilled sprts This
luton was proposed tho unanimous instruction OF tho
Committee Of ways and Means
| CONDITIONS Uroy WHICH THE RICHMOND EXAMINER
| WILL BE ALLOWED TO RESUME PUBLICATION.
The following Communication explains the conditions
| on which the Richmond Examiner is allowed
| Its publication IT,
HEADQUARTERS, Anmg on UNITED srarxsl
| WAsmsGroS, Feb. 10. 1890
Major General A H. THHsr, commanding Department Of
| GEsrRAL-Your order Of date the 18th inst,
taking military Possession Of the Richmond
| Esassinsy, newspaper published in Richmond,
pursuance Of The directions Of the Lieutenant General
commanding, her-hy temporarily suspended, and the
Sason %pou tho s' sspss % sSSaon S na
future II will not pursue . course inmicai TO
ths government or % the growth expression
people Of the siatcs lately 10 rebellion, OF 20 the
cultivation of friendly relations between the people Of
Tn,on and % ' win nc, IN snysiss .l IN IT, g eao
rails corresepdepce transfer OF articles from other
" ana q s G6 endhp .d
BY e'%ms.s q s.,.,,,, Alum. kss,.D.n. General GRANT
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