The New York herald., 1867-04-17
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Exciting Discussion in the Senate on
:, tho Presidents Appointments.
AAsTy Collequy Between Messrs. Fes-
hs'+r senden and Chandler.
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Opinion Of Charles O'Cener and Caleb Cushine
Respecting the Georgia Injunction Bill.
Enthumastic Celebration Of Emancipation
Day by the Colored Folk.
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fors-namely, the Presidents failure to manufacture
radical nominations with sufficient rapdity There was
aaosher exciting argument to-day the subject and
svo honorable Senators talked a each other in the best
Alasrmanic style OF your city, Mr. Chandler made
remarks about Senators intending to succunb to Presi
dent Johnson and TO confirm copperheads and traitors
for vacant ocss Mr. Fessenden, Of Maine inquired IL
Ar. Chandler referred 70 him mr. Fessenden). Mr..
Chandler answered that he did, whom Mr. Fes
ssnden begged leave TO say that his honorable friend
had uttered what was mot true" and which
he tAr Fessenden) would take the liberty Of
hurling back with scorn and contempt" This "hurl
ing back with scorn and contempt has got 70 be quite
. usual occurrence In both houses aud scarcely
attracts attention The wonder is that does not lead
70 serious consequences sometimes Members ndg.
nation and excitement pretty naturally in their remarks
but II seems to bc only acting after all for
hean Of hostile post seasonal meetngs, chivarc cor
respondence the slightest bloodshed Members tell
each other every day. in polite terms that they e and
look ~ nerce as Wellington de Boots but their courage
seems to be just Of the dc Boots order and nothing
more Bob Acres Is the pattern Of Of the honor.
able members But to return to adjournment. II has
been fixed for Thursday four O'Clock in tho after.
noon.
The Georgia InjHnciion Case.
Mr. Charles OConor expresses himself as thoroughly
satisfied that an injunction will issue to restrain the
parties embraced by the Georgia BILL and ho declares
that the Court cannot evade the question without dis
grace The Southern States he asserts have the same
constitutional status before the war; that maintain
that adts was the object OF the war repeatedly
eolved by Congress ITSELF and is idle for any person
or power now to ignore the fact 1t would be ques-
tion the result On the other hand Mr. Caleb Cushing
advances the opinion that the injunction cannot issue
against the Secretary Of War any than it can
against the President himself because the o1cal acts
OF that Secretary are the executive acts Of the President
and the Secretary is the executive agent Of the Pres
dent hence b that ths courts have always held that
che witt OF mandamus will not lie to compel the heads Of
any oftbs executive departments to do act the per-
formance Of which e within their oIlcial discretion.
1he following Ia copy Of the subpoena ordered to be
Issued BY the Supreme Court
1As State @ Georgia complainant o. Edsvsn n Stanto
Ulysa oraaa and John Pipe, dsisndaass IN equity
ton, Ulysses j Grant and John Pope. greeting.
For certain causes offered before the supreme Court
ere hereby commanded that, laying all other matters
aside, and notwithstanding any excuse you be and ap
Il equity on the drst Monday IN December next at the
city Of Washinet0n Ia the District OF Columbia, being
sns pr:ssn s:st q the national government q the
the Sate Of Georgia the said exhibited against
yce Hereof yoG are no. 20, 70 fail .. 4 your peril;
shN sid Supreme Court at the city OF Washington, the
nr5 Monday Of December in the year Of Lord one
iadspendsncs or the United States Of America the
sisesy- lsgned] D. W. MIDDLETON
Although the subpoena issued yesterday, the time
jon above stated for the witnessing the day Of
court sd according 70 FORM The subpoena was served
q General Grants headquarters 70 day.
Appeal IN Behalf Of Maximilian and His
Army.
After tho Senate had to-day voted to 60 into executive
session, Senator johnson rose 70 INTRODUCES resolution,
bus was declared not In order owing to the fact above
stated The resolution is said, recites various points
In Nexican affairs, and concludes with an expression
somewhat In the Of appeal to the liberal govern
sns In behalf OF Maxmilan and his army should they
fall into the hands OF the troops Of that republic In
ether words seconding the Efforts Of the Executive in
the same direction.
Celebrates Of Emancipation Day by the Col
ored People.
The coIored demonstration to-day in commemoration
Of their emancipation, was quite remarkable The city
seemed transformed into the capital OF some great
African nation. The streets truly darkened, with
nassss Of respectable colored folks, male and female,
ven dressed well behaved and enthusiastic The female
American citizens Of African descent turned into the
epsn air In tremendous abundance and looked happy
ana proud the faress ladies OF New York grand
day Of the famous Seventh regiment National Guard
y
eet enemies Of the poor African. Among Southerners
Who viewed tho demonstration were some who had 70
coafsss that sambo showed himself to-day in favorable
aspect and that he Is TO be q power in
the land for the future In the procession
were banners, nags. bands Of music, companies
Of Zouaves, mounted marshas with gay regalia hun
dreds Of horsemsn, stages and ages In many
white man bshed driving stage load OF fashion
ably dressed ooIored gemmcn. The procession went
through the principal streets, and cheered loudly In
'front.' Of the Herald Tribune and Cincinnati Cowmscial
oGces and willards Hotel Thus far have only heard
ofous ttis occurrence Of unpleasant natnre during
shs demonstration. when the procession passing
the corner OF Fourteenth and streets white man,
having horse and cart attempted drive through the
moving mass Of shouting Africans He was Immediately
driven back by indignant coored people, amid
dsrisiyo shouts and the laughter OF both
whites and blacks Every time he essaycd 10
drive through his efforts were attended with
the same result and for while there seemed proba-
bility Of q repetition Of the scenes in New York
during the last g. Patrcks procession, but the peaceful
interpretation OF white people Of good sense nppsd
the riot in the bud. Among the distinguished people
who reviewed the procession were President Johnson at
che white House. and Governor snarkey, Of Mississippi,
from tho steps OF wsrds Hotel proof Of democracy
In the Cabinet was given by Secretary Mccuoch yes.
teray who was cooIy asked by Of the colored mes
ssngers Of his once for the loan Of his horse In order
thai his sable applicant might figure in the procession
or TO- day as Of the marshals The Secretary
promptly granted the request, remarkng that he
thought II wouldn't hurt the horse.
The Freedmen In Delaware and Maryland.
Brevst Major General f. M. Gregory, Assistant Com
missioner Of the Freedmens Bureau for the States Of
Delaware and Maryland has rendered his report for the
quarter ending March 81, 1857 The General states that
the general condition Of the coored people coming
uuds his observation while In Delaware satisfactory
Labor seemed abundant and no evidences Of idIeness
were apparent Thus far complaints Of inability TO
SECURE justice through the civil courts Of the State have
been received from reedmen and the Influence Of the
Bsreau in The state only been exered in the cause
or education. II will be impracticable he thinks 10
fully mako known and extend through Delaware the