Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

The lRUS CLADs-A COLLECIORcilP NAtAST
--THE NEW ORLEANS REPORT.
The White House dining table will seat
but thirty-six guests beside the Presidents
family. AT the State dinner on Tuesday
there were present Secretary Seward, Admit
raj Tegethoii, of the Russian navy, Governor
Parsons of Alabama, and the following mem
bers of Congress, Allison, Alley and wife,
Ames and wife, Ancona, Baldwin, Banks
and wife, Barker, Berger, Bidwell Boyer
and wife. auckland and daughter, Clarke of
Ohio, and wife, and Darling Several Rep
resentatiyes who had accepted the invitation
were absent owing to business engagements.
Democratic authority denies the report that
the President had announced his attention Of
vetong the Tariff bill.
Mr. Schenck's bill to remove the Naval
Academy from Annapolis to New London is
understood to be the basis Of adjustment for
the quarrel between the latter place and
League Island for the iron-clad depot. Con-
necticut is to train midshipmen, and Phila-
delphia take care of the Monitors.
A crumb for the hungry is now in the
| hands of the President for bestowal, in the
shape of the L. S. Collectorship of the Sixth
Pennsylvania District, where there is va
cancy by the death of Mr.. Hancock, father
Of the General The district contains great
manufactures, and the collections are very
heavy, the pay of the office being, it is said,
about eight thousand per annum, There are
hosts of applicants already in the field, among
them being DIR. A. d. Markley of the Penn
sylvania Legislature, (his johnson resolu-
tons, offered few days ago, may be re-
membered y A Brewer Longaker, at one
time Speaker Of the House, at Harrisburg
Carroll S. Tyson, Esq, nephew OF the
Hon Job r. Tyson formerly NJ. c. from
Philadelphia, and others. Should Democrat
of respectable antecedents receive the ap
| pontment, he will doubtless be confirmed.
The Boston 4dyertisor's special states
that the following plan ofReconstruction fol
. Louisiana will form the principal feature o
! the majority report Of the New Orleans Com
mittee -
First-The appointment by the President
with the assent of the Senate, from anon!
persons Of unquestioned loyalty all through
The war, Of provisional government ant
members of provisional legislature. Thes
are to make arrangements for the election o
a provisional legislature and executive off
GERS of the State by the votes Of loyal men
y without regard to race or color, and to retir
from office a. soon as such elections are con
. summated.
second-That the legislature shall not pas
= laws discriminating among loyal men in re
y gard to the elective franchise, and that tn
:. principal rebels shall be excluded from tn
right either to vote, or TO hold office.
Third-That the laws passed by the PROV
: sional legislature shall not be valid until sui
e mitted to and approved by Congress-
!, Fourth-That the provisional governmer
! shall be entitled to one delegate In the Hous
of Representatives.
Fifth-That those entitled to vote, as aboy
&c stated, shall he authorized to adopt const
is tuition republican in form and not discrim
in mating on account of race or color, and
= apply for admission, or restoration to, col
~ gressional privileges