Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-20
LATEST KILOGRAMS.
FROM NEW YORK.

FROM NEW YORK.
Radical National Committeeman
kR and Colorado CongratuIntCd-6e GEN
Bradley z. JOhnaon-lTCDOnGi thC
Fenian, Acc uitted, Etc.
NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-At a meeting O
the Radical National Committee in Wash.
ington last evening a preamble and resolu-
ti0ns were adopted, in which the President
| is defined as a deserter from the principles
he was pledged TO defend, and the reorgani-
cation Of the party IL declared TO be re-
! quired by his treachery. The headquarters
Of the committee are appointed in New
/ York, and the members Of the Radical
! party throughout the country are requested
! to correspond with its chairman.
Nebraska and Colorado were congratu-
lated on their admission, and the crowning
/ resolution declared that while the Radical
/ party is an1iously DESTROYS Of the restora-
ton Of the Rebel States, il believes that no
reconstruction can be safe or just that does
not secure impartial suffrage to all the loyal
I people of those States.
The Rebel Gen. Bradley T. johnson mas
been admitted 70 the bar of the United
States Supreme Court.
A Herald's Washington special SAYS it
has authority for stating that the judiciary
Committee has appointed no sub.commit-
tee 20 take testimony, and they have not ex-
amined a single Witness in the impeach-
ment case.
The Herald's Toronto special says that
james Mcdonald, one Of the Fenisns, was
acquitted yesterday.
The Tribune's New Orleans Bpecialsays
a large number Of the policemen who en-
gagged in the July riots have been arrested
under the civil rights bill, upon af6davits
made by freedmen.
The Presidents Washington evening Or
gan Of yesterday says Of the administration:
II necessary, lie strong aud iron hands will
be invoked 70 stay the course and prevent
the contamination OF Radical treason. The
great oath Of the President 10 protect and
defend the constitution will not be forgot
ten, and the people who sustain him with
their FIVE hundred thousand majority of
the voting population, North and South,
will not forget him. Events have already
brought the government TO the very verge |
Of another revolution If the Radical ma
jOrity in Congress pursues Its course much
longer the government, in order 10 sustain |
lself will have 10 arm its supporters.
North and South, and the army and navy |
will respond IB such a contest the issue |
cannot be doubtful congressman may be |
valiant fighters on the floor Of Congress,
but when they come TO lead their cohorts |
into the field Il viii be another thing The |
real army and great soldier Of the republic |
will be found lighting under the flag we
adore. Notwithstanding the opposition Of /
the Radicals it Is a determined aud fixed /
fact that Andrew johnson will serve ont
his constitutional term Of office.
The Tribuno's special says the WAYS and
Means Committee have been obliged 10
abandon the idea of compelling the Score
tary to sell the gold In open market 50
much per week, until the amount on hand /
is reduced 10 S500000O
Thoeyidence against Commissioner BoTv. |
81 the Indian Bureau, is very strong. lis /
stated that the committee viii reportin favor
Of setting aside his contracts for Indian
supplies.
Il is reported that if the Senate reject
Gen. Dix az Minister to France. he will be
appointed naval officer in Ncw York. and
Foster be sent 10 France, Nesmiih win be
Indian Commissioner, II Bogy is removed. /
Mr.. Foster is also named for Minister 10
Japan, vice Mr., Burlingame, &, be removed.
II Senator Doolittle resigns be will be sent
70 Rgsslg- The rumor is untrue that Dud.
10y Held val be Minister 10 England.