The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-04
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NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The Herald's
special says there is a report current in
WaBhington,O of the discovery of oop-
spiracy In the Cabinet to-drops the
President aud go in for Chase for can
didate for the Presidency, using the
Internal Revenue Department for the
purpose.
Commissioned Rollins, of the U. S.
Treasury Department, has written u
letter to Il gentIemRnin this city, stating
that by law of Congress all aftidavits
are relieved from stamp duty. ..-.-..
The Times special says, the Presidents
position on reconstruction is plainly
stated in the advice he gives the South
erners pardonedA under the recent am
nesty proclamation. He tells them he
cannot reopen registration without
running the risk of Impeachment He
amnesty proclamation II properly
managed, would result in disrupting
the Republican party, as il the courts
decide as he thinks they should, that
those pardoned were restored to full
citizenship, and IL the leaders of that
party insist upon a refusal to register
them the people will flock to the sup
port of the Judiciary. He advises all
aggrieved to appeal to the courts for
satisfaction. Hrzs a...rgarf .-yI
z The Bank Examiner reports that the
defalcation OF the cashier of the First
National Bank of New Milford, Conn,
amounts to 200. The deficiency,
however, is.covered, and there will be
no loss to any one.
A private dispatch from Charleston,
received here to-day, states that United
States Marshal Goodloe will soon re-
sumo the execution on the process of
the United States Court, stayed by
Gen. Candy had instructed the post
commandment ut Wilmington not to in
terfere with the attempt. EaE SIP .
RuInOrs of changes in the war office
are again in circulation. 1t IL stated
that Gen. Steedman will positively de-
cline to accept the position, and that
either Gen. F. p. Blair, Jr., or Tom Ew-
ing, ST., will be appointed within
week.
The Herald's special says Two
prominent politicians, one from Vir-
ginia and the other from Georgia, yes
IerdAy, in an interview with the fPresi-
dent, suggested means for a speedy
restoration. II was for the option of
the States to recognize the principle
enunciAted by Senator Trumbull, of
the right of each State to decide for
itself the question of suffrage, in
which case the South would vOluntari-
ly include the colored population as
voters as they became qualified by in
telligence, and it would inaugurate
vigorous policy for the education of
that class. r.Tt
The case of JEFF Davis has not been
considered in the Cabinet MS stated, 1t
Is entirely In the hands Of the United
States Circuit Court of Virginia and the
District Attorney. 80 ss.. as.fg.. 49,.
nehundred thousand dollars more
have been paid on this Missouri war
claim. This makes 81, 200, 900.
The Worlds special says it has COM
petent authority for stating that both
r, N. T. Hunter and Alexander II.
Stephens will soon be pardoned. e.
The President. denies in toto the
statements of the Times and Tribune
regarding the course he will pursue in
case Congress attempts to suspend him.
The Tribune's special says Davis,
nominated in Baltimore for Sheriff, to-
day, was pa Police Commissioner in
1861, when the Pennsylvania, Massa-
chusetts and New York troops were
assaulted on their way to Washington.
He was a rampant rsecessionist, and
was arrrsted by the military authori-
ties at the order OF Gen. Mcclellan, and
Imprisoned In Fort McHenry. - +
The Times special says, the move
ment in the Sandwich Islands, for an
nexation to the United States, was 80
strong that the King was Obliged to
ratiIy the reciprocity treaty to allay the