The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-10
The Nebraska and Colorado Admission
Bills Passed in The Senate.
The Report Of The Vow YarK rosl Off &c Com
Wission Adopted In the Houss.
No Action Yet Taken Dy the Judiciary
Committee on the Impeach.
ment Resolutions.
RECEPTION BY GENERAL AND ABS. GRANT.
Ia Ae. Re-


The Cabi net. rats *aaF
fpcwn tass Secretary Stanton did not agree with
tho Presidcn. and the other members Of the Cab
70 the pk,re. Suffrage bill The President Is determined
70 have harmonious Cabinet; but the probabilities
shai willso without change until March, and after
that itinerary refractory member who shall have
slercd will be turned out
At ths Cabinet meeting yesterday al the members
present The time Of the meeting mainly
sumed in discussing the schemes pending in Con-
gess for she reduction OF the Southern States
risr,al condition. On this point the Cabinet was
UNANIMOUS stanton included, that the admins
srnticn, having assisted In tho creation Of the
existing governments in these States and since having
s-@adi,y recognized them, could not with any
aisseIcy accept proposition that ignored them; more
/, being tho established policy Of the admins,ra
i'cn that legal proposition, State cannot commit
treason participate in rebellion, and cannot dissolve
s connection with the Union end that the general gov
saen. has no power TO put State ont Of the Union,
shesc States much members of the Union and
.ndependent ana sovereign States New York, Mas
Sschasetts Pennsylvania, and be reduced
10 Territories than they. The opinions expressed
these points by the various members Of the Cabinet
"cdors'ood to be very emphatic and positive. equally
by Al, tho members
As the best Of relations known to exist between
she President and his financial secretary. and tho
President places the fullest confidence In tho wisdom of
me management, the telegraphed hence Of q
want OF confidence on the part OF the President
rup'y without foundation. The Executive defers almost
sstseiy TO Mr. Ncculioch upon the question OF the
hnance and the two known TO be in the perfect
accord on the subject
The Impeachment Resolutions.
u 10 not trne stated, that the Judiciary Com
Snistee Of the House has commenced its investga
uon ., the charges aganss the President
Mr.. AshIoy was invited to come before the committee
this morning informally and merely in = Conversational
way, eed 10 them his grounds for the charges he had
made ana the nature OF the proofs he had 70 sustain
shem- Neither his testimony that OF any
alse taken on the subject Is the committee yet
prepared proceed with the investigation II Ia deli
s.ss question with them, yet to be determined whether
they will proceed with il or notthcy authorized but
not compelled requested to do so. They fully
Of the responsibilities Of the case and will be
fssus sheir and no. proceed unless they
assured OF reasonable grounds on which to mako
. II Is proper to that strong influences
being brought bear upon the committee from
publican TO induce them to leave tho subject
alone and the or the Now York papers, especially
the BsRALp has caused them reflect seriously upon
the matter
Geaeral Grant and the Veto Message.
having boon denied by some parties that General
Grant approved Of the Presidents yoso Message, the
question disranchisemon. Of rnbos discussed
IN the message, and therefore s reading neither called
forth opinion that point from General Grant
che members Of the Cabinet The question unquai-
aed negro suffrage discusssd well the relations
u the Executive legislative departments OF tho
gxern meat and the duty Of Legislators 10 respect the
wishes Of the people for whom they isgisiae, and
these points Grants voice sup
PORT Of the positions that OF any member the
Cabinet He even went further End condemned tho
ssnduc, Of Congressman in fois'ing npon community
shat had representatives negro Suffrage while they
framed from giving negroes like privilege in their
communities.
Adusission of Colorado and Nebraska.
General Thayer and W. Upton, senators elect from
Nebraska and Nessrs Evans and chaee senators cleo,
fScm Colorado, have beon working indnstrously
the passage Of the respective bills admitting these
ststes into the Union The Senate to-day gave them
gratifying in the pass&gc Of both bills Some OF the
rAents Of these measures from the city
Seherwise the majority would have been larger. The
isdieatons thar both bouss VIII give atwo-ihirds
vote In case Of veto
The Bill Repcaiin9 the Amnesty Clause Of
sAe Cen6scation Act Before the President.
Tne bin repeating the thirteenth section OF the OF
1se2 regarding amnesy and pardons has been received
~ rho presdcnt snd is now under advisement Tho
President disposed approve tho bill and probably
ot0er
iesAng Senators tha. the confer npon him powers
additional those vested IN him by the oonsttutoA
General Bransis Re~cpsion.
General and Ms. Granite nrst public reception of this
season took place tonight Among the many delighted
guests members Of the Cabinet Senators and Rep
y-s~nistves members Of the diplomatic corps, oncers
Of the army and navy wish others Of oacai promi.
sceco. About ousthird OF the company were ladies.
DULY small number could and dancing recommendation
o~ng mo great pressure Carriages s, arriving
- eleven O'Clock
9ke Tnance Coinmtsc OF the Senate has been closed
70 AZ further opportunities from outsiders and the wool
growers and iron manufacturers &c. must be consen, TO
spend their with ousriders This action the part
q tbs oornu hee would 20 Indicate purpose 10
pspaso their report Tor early action the part OF tho
bensse and now the Nebraska bin IL disposed Of, the
nsnsrsptbil will BE- pressed upon their attention Mr.
Poland will urge tho Ins''er Tomorrow
FktisaeID Manufacturer Before the Ways
s.a3,d Means Committee.
Adessgation Of Philadelphia manufacturers here,
and had AN .and to-day with the Committee on
wsys and Mems the purpose cndenvoring 10 have
removed the Ave cent tax goods aud To procurs
savback OF three per per pound cotton and on
sharcea taxed before entering into the manufacture Of
goods Tsey a,so proposed tax sl articles OF luxury
whics not produced in this country They repre-
ssnsed hat unless the gool5 we're removed the
Governmcss would lose r,any OF revenue from
manufacfnrsz besides throwing many thousands OF
operatives su OF employment and that their groa,
sompstiterr. England and Germany no aucles en-.
eering into the msn1lsciure Of scDds They promised
she committee that II their petition is favored by Con.
manufacturers Ia This country furnish goods
chczpsr shsn they can Be- inipsr.od
The National Banks.
~ she intention OF the Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency 10 require national banks % keep the amount
1ressTsof lawful money required 70 protect their cir
snason IN plain Legal tender notes the act suthorz.
ing tho issos Of compound interest notss sst Of June g.
isez prcvides that such notes shall be legal tender
cor me redemption by any bank or i1 circulating
soies
The schepae 90 Terrifc riaIize the South.
From the Presidents few sentences % the banquet
n be eoen that tho scheme IN red1ep the Southern