New-York tribune., 1867-06-28

President III
ions II he undertakes to carry out those opinions he
ought manestly to be impeached and without delay
II will be within the power of Congress TO do
to the r. kePSSeGP pa e Wm
tim -, S ~, oT n tbe noicv OF reeostrlc.
ton as settled in essentials and they will squarey
decp feeling thRt we do not want additional disturbing
issucsthat we had better become conservative OF inc
coed donc-hat restrictive, irritating, and Oppressive
legislation toward the South should not be induged In
Cincinnati Commercial
The people earnestly desire the success of the re-
dell Phillips, regard the military act as merely " gam
and pledge OF future still stringent action They
Norwich Comm Bulletin.
II is for Congress to say whether President whose
the law and whose actions prove that he deliberately
means to impede, II to defeat its operation shall be
held blameess for graveand daring breach OF oc
duty He Is resisting the laws which 1t is his sworn duty
TO enforce For that crime and for many others not less
ought TO hold him responsible. lst Louis Democrat.
This is precisely what tho Radical leaders want,
south out ' Of the Union til after the next election
Presidents and this their majority IN Congress VIII enable
the President IL that they TO throw the blame OF
their dastardy breach OF faith toward the South
'f'' ''''' lCoveiand Paindealer.
The fear expressed in some quarters that the ne
nessy for July session Is urged by those who have
uenOr purposes In view, such the impeachment or
the Presdeat and the passing OF law for higher pro,
would have been no July session OF Congress tho Pres
dent and his Attorney General had not made
WIN Hartford Post
As to impeachment, we do not believe it stands the
ghost OF chance. II there was all the ground for that
not pay to carry it out With Congress In the ascendant
and o. It, poTye5s the Dei pe0q o el
ure for cutting short But whatever may be done or
c an nacsnabe b5on TO- the pcople and wonH fix this
Congress firmly in the affection. and confidence Of the
country Congress must meet, let us nave something
~ Syracuse Journal.
II the programme Of usurpation requires the de,
What have say against IT. That tho Constitution
SS @ t S Will Pc s isnn 9fef OF S Snay
these not arguments before such body as TINS Con
pTmapen m tenure Of these Beyond c term Of the Pres
Dental election Of 1863 by military and other coercion
threat OF impeachment, and the yarOus projects for
pundering the Treasury are means to this end ,,,.
We trust that every member Of the XLth Congress
will be present In Washington ON the 81 of July ana wl
eyed Attorney Geno VIII be able TO look at 1t In but one
light Public opinion. whatever the law may say con
Iouisena and Texas rests upon the shoulders OF Cen
Sheridan II is no moro than fair that he should be al
lowed 10 remove any obstacles Wlcn may inpfue tho
execution OF his task Hartford COufahL
Everywhere public sentiment demands the. reas-
scmblng OF Congress while the bolder spirits do not
that has resulted In nothing. because OF the tmhty OF
position OF the times toward the cheap sentimentasm Of
amagnanlmty," which has far, proved the bane OF
The RepublIc A stern and Cr0mwclilan virtue In the
parliament OF tho nation might have long swept from
The path ~ justice and night the persistent obstacle ta
returns again aud again 10 lie across the track Of Recon-
suctlou, in neyerurng endeaNor to thEait ne loyal
will OF the people lDcuot fosI
II will be remembered that t was at the urgent
solicitation Of Gen. GraIt that tie Nlh Congress pro
yous Ia its gdonrnmen provided for te.son n Jluy
dent ml gt undertake defeat the Reconstruction nct
81 those ht prove 20 be Imperfect " men
they 10 DO carried into effect Both OF ulese eohtn
rcnclcs have pred a:d Congress viii nye failed in
IN. duty tie uaton It docs not rcassembe and take
action In the premises. lhhNuuhec 9o"'ihoi.
II seems 20 be considered settled that Congress will
meet in July While Congress Is In seiso' & te eo1y ao
win be n continued oonnotlon NotLing Dut snys' ,i
N' ALBANY Kuick.
n IA already hiuted that there will be speedy as-
senbin Of Congress 10 do over again the work HAT has
been unonc by tho Attorney General In case Congress
action w Do dictated by scsc OF party necessity but
IN thcfc are any who retain that which seems 10 c obso
& and Ssi pars p oS SesS SSaS iS DO right L viii be trying
question whether they are ready TO e,me siaaey up 70
sa,nmsndcs would them; decree ihe foreibe de-
sSaciioa of he local nSutonA OF Ton milon "i .pS
i 5 isst anset 1 1r ocd. ss.' oScfaio f iIs
mag. irscc-. aud placing military array 20 prevent
otirr lClncirnnti Ing.
Let Congress assemble: Let Il pronounce at once
and IN emphatic terms, rs opinion OF tAe LAecnuNe
usurpaon LET IL demand The instantaneous removal OF
Rebel officers who may have been restored previous To
it, meeting, In accordance WIth tne olln,oh o n'.il
berry. 1T It pass snppcmcrial or ehplnneto{ % @ aSi
p o eg. ALREADY in existence Then II Prcsi
dent continues obstinate and urycldng let II proceed 10
rcsi,cy M 10 prove, FOR all that no ohcer OF me
United siacs Government can Win impnniy eAoged ,o
uur OF his duty trench upon thc functions NcIN' ~
other departments. lAipahy 'o"'''''
The Congress of tho nation are not going to have
their acts thwarted by Mr. hanbcfys lawyer conssl'uc
tous nor by Mr JOhnsone resistance, Ihey arc ohy us
laying the work. but n they attempt this plan of dseat
inc H. they viii only make the Work more thoruukh ~
maIS such a disposal Of these Provisional Governments
that there will De further question as 70 eilh.r lr
status or existence; and 10 VIII begin IN the W9y recon-
struetion ought 10 have begun by tefTltora govern
mcnts OF United states laws 10 be continued un sn5h
settled state Of tranquility nnd law ABIDING seculy s
local elections Cincinnati Gazette.
Tho neople expcct Congress to come together next
month and they expect them TO act with decision ana
ge when they do como together 10 must be borne
In mind that the people hays We nOS snOSug Sns bepS re-
organized, and which the President mas VVttlurieu
They expect these measures to be assured ~ ee @ mall
' ii detroit Tribune.
II il now pretty evident that there will be July
and drft the operation Of tho Reconstruction law 50
distinctly shadowed forth IN the opinion of ls Atony
General as to leave no further doubt as to the duty 0f
Conrrcss Tho people viii expect their representatives,
90 meet and promptly n"hil tiIs I'M nc" "'''"'i " Wv
administration 10 o''"' I'M Madison wis) Journal.
Necessity clearly exists for the July session. as the
Ioynl pcopS who fought the Rebellion through, demand
i tGc Wishes of Congress as Intended 10 be expressed
III '"o ' cleveland Herald.
podicaI Iegislotion hns ruined the South and
shaken the North The have Of II the greater Is
The danger For Heavens sake lot there De no unneces
OF COngress and that In july Is unneCes
sar cXcept 10 crafty the Radical itching for citation
we think We have abundanuy shown. lbuhalo courier
There can be no doubt to the result Of this new
Issue sought to forced upon the country Mt johnson
viii be hurled from the high position he has dlsgraced
49, - be sbaU promptly abandon his revolutionary
snhcmes - (Ogdensburgh Journal
1,oross having usurped the prerogatives right