The New York herald., 1867-01-31


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Ms -S s RzczxonD, Va, Jan -, 1857.
TAs Impeachment a thu Prsadsat BY Cosgzess = the
suAspl % the moss settvs discussoa hers The posi-.
tion taksn BY the HAID on shis grave suhjec causes
generally 70 b regarded = nxed fAot though some
parties aess that should 10 b carried into execution
ano&hsr and diaassrous revolution would inevitably
result which win cause the Fadicals 10 b mid TO hest
txse IN their scheme: large class are exceedingly
anxious that should take place, IL would undoubt-
sdly tess the real Of the North on tAs subject Of
reconstruction and probably aid IN forming the new
party absut 70 b brought into existence It Louisville
With shs President q the head and sadsrhs old idea
or the 11Rh Augue Philadalphia Convention. 80.
fhe vsti FOR national democratic convention IL inter-
prsted hy he Southern people - embracing aI men of
anything like OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WHO may b op.
pessd o tAe sxsrsas radical pty and u such meets
with hearty responss and the warmsst wishes for is
uccss The old democratic party u rsgnrdsd q sec-
tnsy dssd and muoh thisg q ths past - ne late
rebeliica. me people hare ars alnoss unaaimously
oppsssd p pespstuatns keeping Give NE nsmsgisg
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stsd 1t the breaking oe she rebsllen ana old names
and poli,,c. de1rpss,o,s =. ,,sh. = \. on.l,.sd i
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In such spIrtt ~ TIM = believed In the South thas
the remnant Of the old democratic party fsom whom
this call smanatsd, win = nucleus aroand which
TO form organization that viii IN nuber power and
abilty bs able % combat and break down the radcas
il the gist Of the polticsI eossip at present
Il the Soush The most hopeful spscllaai0Ds
S.ncs, ow .oe q ~ tbs Z
that spt among the dominant party u immnene and
publican party are. il i sad, 'squissIy but actively
progressing" The evidences a which omiaouA This
ton tons, che hope being strong that The new patty viii
unite themselves with the crowd 70 meet at
Louisville there to be cIeansed OF al past impurities
doctrine that is 10 accomplish that seeming imposs
bility-the reconstruction ef the South Some Of the
Southern papers advocate the policy q nominating
candidate for the next Presidency al this convention
and urge Southern delegates there should boldly
assert hsir constitutional right 70 have voice IN nE
The expressed determination or the Presdcpt = des
patched By your washington correspondent that he
over and then fleht them on the ice Is believed by
many here to be useless persistence course which
the North and continuance in which will only serye
70 hatch and breed new and worse animositiss than
already exist while others openly declare their anira-
ton OF his spuakn and swear TO stick by him 10 the
last ditch II that Is any consolation This latter class
is already we'll known your readers 70 need any
introduction their support being worth about as much
NJ their raving which amounts nothing The supreme
Court is the ground upon which these people base all
their arguments--whether against impeachmsnt ter
liberalization military governments for the southern
Siatesthas tribunal being taken bodily and handled
Taking that ustrous body by their former action they
would nsvor sanction any of tho abomnable schemes
means Of keeping the AUGUST tribunal actively at
work deciding consutonaliy in their favor movements
foot to establish guardianship 81 Washington
in the shape Of commissions. 70 b appointed by the
Legislatures whose duty " shall be 10 look altar and
prOtect the Interests OF the State lnd who SHAH bring
before the Supreme Court all Of Congress relating