The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01
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perjury in registration and Judge Henry w. Thomas,
Tor alleged violation OF the Civil Rights law. These
cases is said attracting good deal OF interest in
and about Richmond learn from an authentic source
'hat Jeu Davis Will DO put trial at the November
term OF the United states Circuit Court which Judge
ohase Is expected TO preside II, however he should
not De present. II is than probable that Mr. Davis
c0uhsei WIZ ask for continuance Of the case, from
ther nnwlngness to allow him DO tried before Judge
underwood may be that the government viii not 90
into tho trial. In District Attorney Chandler
VIII be ready. There indications that the pro-
ceedings against Mr.. Davis viii DO discontinued.
Senator Cameron and the peunsylyuuia On I'M
paign. So
There is family quarrel between the republicans OF
Pennsylvania, which threatens open rupture the
party In that State The matter grew Of jealousy
among the leaders to who should manage tho cam
paign. The Chairman Of the state Executive Commit
tee Colonel Frank Jordan said to be tool OF Senator
Cameron, and the antiCameron faction aege that he
running the campaign in the interest Of the Senator He
Is accused Of appointing only Cameron men to speak at
important places, and of utterly ignoring who
known to be opposed to Cameron. Judge Kelley and
other prominent leaders OF tho radical wing IL will DO
noticed, nave thu, far taken little part the campaign
Senator Cameron virtually controls the state OF Penn
sylsana in this In all other matters.
Morton and Coifnx and Their Presiden initial
Claims.
The contest between the radicals for the Presidential
succession grows animated the time approaches
for the meeting OF the convention II has TRANSFERRED
through the friends OF both parties, that Speaker
Cotax and Senator Morton to bury the toma-
hawk and smoke the pipe OF peace; in other words,
Senator Morton proposes abandoning his Presidential
aspirations and throwing his influence Of Cofax
In the latter is successful Morton seat in
sacrifice.
Impeachment.
The President in conversation to-day with an old
friend from Tennessee reiterated his intention
any effort OF Congress to him. pending the result
Of his trial any articles impeachment that may be
preferred against him.
Affairs In Richmond-White and Black
Republicans Mt Loggerheads.
Information from Richmond Va, this evening states
that prominent members Of the white mans wing OF
the republican party have repudiated the secret action
Of the Union leagues In proposing candidates for tho
Constitutional Convention, and during the day have
issued calls for public meetings in the different wards OF
the city for the purpose Of framing suitable ticket
In Madison ward the meeting organized by tho
election Of H @. Bond President permanent organi
zation was effected and executive committee ap
pointed resolution appointing committee OF nine
to meet committees from other wards for the purpose OF
perscng the organization OF the republican party In
the city was adopted. District Attorney Chandler
present The meeting was harmonious. In Monroe
ward permanent Organization effected and an
executive committee appointed. A motion 70 select
delegates 70 the convention the 18th Of October
rejected.
Recall or tho Nicaraguan D1inister-Spoeches
Of the President and Himself the Occa.
alon Of his Wlthdra wal.
Senior Don Luis Molina who for several years past has
accspaby represented several Of the Central American
governments here to-day presented his letter Of recall
the President made following remarks on the
OCCASION
Mr.. PRksIDESr-Circumstance unconnectsd with poll.
tics, independent Of my will. and, 1t appears
from my Official correspondence, OF the wishes Of the
government Of Nicaragua compelled me TO resign the
position Of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary Of the republic near your government and have
led its reluctant acceptance. have therefore
qaested the honor OF this audience in order to do my
Che President Of United statsA a now most re-
spectfuy do the autograph from the Prsndcnl Of Mica
ragua which terminates my said mission or taking on
OF you and through you OF the people the
United States. and Of receiving the orders winch you
may deem proper sn.., 70 give w me- have been
the assurances contained Ia said letter that 70
MAINTAIN strengthen and develop the good relations
which happily exist between the two countries will al
ways be principal object Of the socitude
sincere exertions in the policy OF Nicaragua It's present
porance OF such relations aud this gives ut.erance TO
the feelings Of the people II represents with full rei
the just and liberal reciprocity Of the United
States. As for myself personally II 10 pleasure TO be
the organ Of these proud assurances and
lances and great consolation to think that at
before have the relations between the two countries
been friendly, cordial and free from any irritating
question: they thus safe and bound TO thrive
for the benefit OF both countries Iony claim good will
and sincerity 10 operate In unobrusive and plain
manner TO the happy result being true to my country,
and TO the country where was accredited, making
difficulty OF what was easy and trying 10 make easy
what might be difficulty; but must bear nv humble
testimony In all TRUTH and a. matter Of duty TO my
policy of justice regard and sincere benevolence
wards the republics ON the continent constantly ad-
hsod TO BY the statesman now at the head Of the Do
partment Of State Please, President accept my heart
felt gratitude for the many acts Of kindness, regard
and distinction by which ! have Invariably
and people or the United States for whose prosperity
and happiness win always pray Altar residence OF
many years ia the United states, find no words TO
for time. still shall ever preserve many pleasing
rsco'lecsons and renewing my good wishes, beg your
Excellency's orders
10 which tho President replied As foHows:--
Me- Moi1sA--To US Il was always AZ clear as any DO
tca axiom could be that the integrity OF the United
states American nation Is indispensable TO the
successful establishment OF the republican system Of
government throughout the American continent II has
ms been any less apparent that the enemies Of
that System have always hoped for us failure TO be Of
fected not more through secession and dsunon
United States than through the operation OF jesouses
and international wars between the several American
republioa These truths came seriously homo
upon the minds and hearts Of the people OF the
Unted States the beginning OF late civil var.
WHILE therefore, the government made tho necessary
efforts to suppress internal rebellion adopted. Al the
time, the most energetic and discreet proceeding
that could be conceived 70 inspire good viii and conn
dsnce adjacent republics OF the West Indies Central
America and south America, 70 tho end Of forming
moral alliance In the interest Of republcansm between
all the youthful and growing nations OF the western
hemisphere II ID due 10 yourself, Mr.. Molina, that
should acknowledge this OCCASION and bear
10 the and people of Nicaragua during
the trying crisis through which the United States have
passed, you entrusted part with q fun
knowledge OF the policy have mentioned that You 90
opsratcd Ia carrying into effect and that In pursuance
Of your recommendations 10 believe, was nrst
cspted by the States OF Central America and has since
q large degree although not entirely been accepted
By the South American stats For this reason fscl surs
that you will have honorable mention la the
history OF the establishment Of spublicsnsm on the
American continent whenever that history shall
10 BE- Justly and fully written Could wish for any
statesman a nobler distinction than thisf regret Mr.
Molina, that the period Of your ssrvcs here 10 ended