The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-24
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.,f ryenr,a oF HONOR lBLEs-THE USUAL PARTING
AZ $500 1900 - --.-...- ro n,.opovn
sEnENADE-srEVEss TOO WEAK 10 NStoSD
sPEAKER coLFAx ON THE N LifANa M 1eo -N't La
rroNs FOR THE NEXT PREsIDENCY-coNGREss ALL
-o,vr,yr, .on rrrrs REcoysrRuor1oN THEORY.
fowhAsoh oN tnD ,.. - :; -.
TIE WEST 10 BE THE AGENT OF HSsfoAiNa CIVIL
Law N THE. soUTH-THE LAST VETO MESSAGE
,,,,,,,r,rry. oF THE N suRRArr TRIAL. ETC., ETC
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WASHINGTON duiy zi.-DoeH flouses 70 VI
honr and by this time nearly all the members are
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enTo'Ve 70 thear nomes, VI eiso " p''e.s ~
mer resort nom wnele peo,e0'ea ss,.s sets 10
- ,o,rar ca,l;no for tho summer session and
yartS Pome. OsIS PSono,.-,ot;o ~ P;iI As 10 pen
4pa nssa Wban tba Inembers Of Congress- are
about about SCI separating to 90 to their constituents,
seiensae sas To1s. se SS =, s.;th Hers Mcpherson
ana Mr. SPeaker IaA, M..n chsmca to add
Wn9 tron snei SCssio 80 ~ tha Ssntoi nr;no
70 the orasoly Tacn we tha nnnornn
Oongresslon session, tSa;- t3snSs or,
nes onerea .nem ~ ~ tta nresanta T.
tae ). etssss a,,s s,,ach rom M Stevens:
was 9eslgnea ~ Law ~ that oantemsn nre
ctuoe tne posslIty VI opsn AL az ora
nun a1er MehIa AaS an ta sso,,aas p, to +bsm
Piessea ~ 70 s5. ~ +haatSer IN whose
xnn aa.. HnS stS .rsd tooethar and for
and 5stCtoluunbH the Gem OF the Ocean, were
Wafted uponc the calm breezes Of the summer
Ins remarks 81 the sbsp % o ebe
nina,s entertainments. The speeches OF Mr.. Col
fsx. now that he is generally concededto be among
tho foremost Of the aspnants in the Presidential
race OF 1853 could not be otherwise than interest
r-inx as they most concusively assert for hlm the
principlee and political platform upon which hls
hopes for the next Presidency are cast. Other
man. high in the annals of Republican party his
tory, who aspire to succeed Mr.. johnson as Presi-
nonination than Schuyler 6olfax, while they are
WORKING though not publicly, with more energy
tisn thst renfieman to secure the nomination. II
fha Isttar s nominated there is no doubt but that
,nIef, of The auuprt he receives will be due to his
cnsat pefsonaf popularity, which, ut home or
Shroad among political friends or enemies, is Of
ne sruau EXTENT It may be thought that this is
A esriy day to commence talking OF the candi-
dates TOR the next Presidency; but the fact is Ger:
engineering to secure, that nomination has not
BEEN 30 pan 10 public view as either the efforts at
impeachment or my other scheme which mas
been the subject OF widespread comment Snce
the beginning OF the present year, yot IN
various qnartarS there has been among the as
pirants concerned tn wishing the high honor
very considerable amount Of speculations, discus
ai0g1s md lions induIged In, none Of which
a. yet hoheYex, have led to any definite result. A
eults WIZ no doubt be arrived at before the Mst
of Ncyember, ON which date We shall again have in
Z mil force the members IL Congress assembled IN
the capitol. s .. - ~ :. I, Z. -.
The veto message on the Supplemental Bill ls
not gnbject Of Khluoh comment, and creates no ex-
element IN any political circle. 1t is not thought
that the very dete stand taken ~ the tIesi