The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-21
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SATURDAY Moons DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.
Union National COmmittee-NO Ex.
animation Of Witnesses i'm the I'M
pOrtant Case.

New YORK, Jan. 19.-The Tri-
bnse's special says:
The Ways and Means Committee
have been obliged to abandon the
idea of compelling the Secretary to
sell gold in open market, SO much per
week, until the amount on hand is re-
.duced to $50, 900.
The evidence against Commissioner
Boggs of the Indian Bureau, is very
strong. 1t is stated that the, Com
mittee will report in favor OF setting
aside his contracts for Indian sup
plies. S& - =
1t is reported if the Senate reject
Dix as Minister to France, he will be
appointed Naval Officer at New York,
and Foster will be sent to France.
Nesmith will be Indian Commissioner
if Bogg is removed; Foster is also
named for Minister to Japan, Kice
Burlingame to be removed.
IF Doolittle resigns he will be sent
to Russia. ~ si4ez
The rumor that Dudley Field will
be Minister to England is untrue.
A Washington special says: Gratz
Brown is preparing a bill to grant
similar aid to the A tlantic and Pacific
Railroad that is granted to the Union
and Pacific.
New YORK, Jan. 19.-At a meet
ing of the Union National Committee
in Washington, last evening, a pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted,
in which the President is defined ais
a deserter from the principles he
was pledged to defend, and the re
organization of the party is declared
to be required by his treachery. ~
The headquarters of the committee
are appointed in New York, and the
members of the Union party through
out the country are requested to cor
respond with the chairman
Nebraska and Colorado are con-
graduated on their admission. and
the browning resolution declares that
while the Union party is anxiously
DESTROYS of the restoration of the
rebel States, itlbelieves that nolresto-
ration can be safe or just that does
not secure impartial suffrage to all the
loyal people of those States.
New York, Jan. 19-The Herald's.
Washington special says he has au-
thority for stating that Che Judiciary
Committee have appointed no SUBJ
committee to take testimony, and they
have not examined a single witness in
the impeachment case.
The Herdtd's Toronto special says
James Med Donald, one of the Fenians,
was acquitted yesterday. Ns
A Troy special to the Tribune says
the rolling stock of the Troy and Bos-
ton Railroad has been attached by the
sheriff, to satisfy claim of $500, 600
held by T. w. Parker, on account of
the Western Railroad. 43b
The TLi6mue's New Orleans special
says large number of the policemen
engaged ina the July riots have been.
arrested, under the Civil Rights bill,
upon the afidavits made by freedmen.
New York, Jan. 19.-Thes Presi4s
dents Washington morning organ of
yesterday says of the Administration
If necessary, its strong and iron
hand viii be invoked to stay the
course and prevent the consummation
Of Radical treason. The great oath
of the President to protect and de-
fend the Constitution will not be for
gotten, and the people who sustain
him, with their 500,00 majority of
the voting population North and
South, will not forget him. The evils
have already brought the Government
to the verge of another revolution,
and if the Radical majority in Con-
gress continues its reasonable
course much longer, the Govern
ment, in. order to sustain itself,
will have to arm its supporters. At
the call of the President all his friends
North and South, aud the army and
navy, will respond. In such, a con-
test 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 fieldEit will be another thing.
The real armies and great soldiers of
the Republic will be found fighting
under the fag.sntWe advise the oppo-
sition of the determined and fixed
fact, that. Andrew johnson will serve
ont this Constitutional form If off 10