The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-16

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or the HERALD.

Chief Justice Cbnse,s Position DeHned-secres
tary McCulloch-The Financial Obligations
Of the Countryside Amnesfy Proclamation
His Views the Herald Relative TO the
Resignation Of the President-The Proposed
Meeting of the LOYAL Governors.
STIRLING Mass, Sept. 10, 1867
Taking up the recital OF the conversation which your
correspondent had with Mr. Philips, the principal por-
ton Of which has already appeared in the HERALD,
resume at the point where previous concluded.
Mr. Phillips, recurring to Secretary Chase proba.
BILE candidate for the Presidency Il believe myself
that Mr.. Chase's ambition is satisfied But s idle to
speculate upon any chances he Cnase would have. He
has NO support outside Of the national banks and that
Is an isolated influence. thuk Jay Cooke and the
other financial kings Of the country making desperate
efforts to bring him forward a candidate But one
thing bis friends have lost Chase-thai Is the sympa-
thy or the radicals and Chase himself radical to
wn the sympathy OF the conservatives and between
these two stools he will fall 10 the ground. do not
think these friends OF his able either to have him
nominated or elected Chase himself belonss TO tho
radical section Of the republicans aud it is nothing but
the Presidential fever that tempts friends to retain
him possible n the conservative section OF that party
in the hope Of gaining its support for their Chase
does not belong there His whole life the past would
rather rank him with Sumner and Stevens than with
such as Fcssenden and Sherman As said before,
between these partesthe conservative and radical
sections of the republican party-chase must to
the wall
SECRETARY M'cuILocH.
With regard the outcry from certain quarters against
Secretary McCulloch, do not believe there be
effort to him from bis position arising from any
honest motive do not think the radicals can have .
wish to him, and those desire to remsve
him are actuated by the hope OF getting their hands
into the Treasury
THE FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS TIE GOVERNMENT.
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OF the government that s tbaE the pledges OF the
eminent, Whatever they may be- mast be kept Any
obligations which the gov hOnorably bound
must be kept any cost and that party must to the
bottom that will undertake to sknk from these obliga
tions under any pretence whatsoever.
TIE AMNESTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
think the Amnesty proca,nat on sails Johnsons
Presidential ever ustiH impeachment this does
TIE Amnesty proclamation is nothing nor less
than an armed resisan against Congress 1t just
serious offence aganst me constitution and the
laws of tho country as II the President set regiment
into the Senate chamber II y cunning way OF
asaing Congress, because it Is covert, and not so
likely to attract full OF public indignation
But really IT does not differ in qua,y from sending
armed soldiers to the Capitol And all its sham OF con-
stittona sanction, pretenoe OF constitutional
ton, IS the holIowest Of all possible shams.
REsiGSArIoN-THE HER Lbs VIEW SUSTAINED.
see the herald starts tue idea that johnson should
resign II Is a most astute yes Ion. II would
johnson from the infamy Of history anything could
makes in this is that IL presupposes 10 johnson man
ness thai does not belong to his character II Johnson
capable at this moment OF the lofty and magnani-
Craftsmanship which would lead him to resign,
he could to the dangerous and Pres
dent he shows himself to be.
TING LOYAL C0vERNoRsrHE ATTrruDF TO BE fAKRM
meeting OF the loyal Governors Of all the States
ought be convened forthwith. take measures to pre-
the true attitude of Peesd and Congress be-
fore the people. Deeds, not words, must, however,
be the order OF tho dav Should they for words Is
would result not only ridcuousIy but disastrousiy.
Thew SHOULD BET with the purpose and object they
had in view when they met during she WARM order 70
satisfy all the loyal people OF country that In
madman should attempt rsvolut nary measure.
the whole physical force OF the in the hands
of loyal aud would be u-ed preserve the
tuition and the Union in any emergency.