The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-30

ENGLISH RELATIONS
The correspondent OF the Baltimore sum-
unaer date Of the 9th instant, writes: 49,
mhe-a have been received here by kepuDli
..aTnhers of Congress such vigorous p,o
tssts of Republican constituents agaiIse Paoop. ~.
sessI Ipooonsfrnction ~ bill adopted by the heoon.
atrr,ct;on Committee, forbiddlng aoluocaaSOn
S1 s the Supreme Court in causes arising Gnuei
tbe Reconstruction acts tnat IL 10 nUS To,,sa
the Committee will urge the OH on iarned thai
aaLannronoaed aae measure will be reconsldereo ny
tse tse promm,ttee and ignored. Demoeratilc 2S l
sn0 Sers say thew prefer to have the Dill tesI.
mSIDoAo oote In the House, and let the resull
e " - 3, +he neople in the coming cCntes1 ioi
mho correspondent Of the New York Herald
nnder date OF the 26th inst, Wrlees:
The case Of Mr.. Stanton, it seems, Is at iast t
.ottiaa comfortably, The correspondents nave
,,roved in their statements touGhlhg Saa oenetaa,
Srent,s agency in reinvestlng the susPendie:u ~
secretary with his portfolio ana tne oaoer ~ ~ 20
reconstructed by and with tne conseh; ~, " SnS
Sanate. The President has maoe Ip amaDt n.s ..rrt
IN toierate the arrangement, for lne e1yenenS
n w 10 he has no alternative. His only nope
- " rea;cnation OF the obnoxious minister,
40 90 cf this there is not enough prospect 10 eie
1oia tbe executive thermometer even 10 I'M 1ne
Mark Tapley temperature OF cneeriu!neass. rs We nne
man who placed Mr.. stanton pach ~ 'no ;., w a.
Department designed that ne . snHmu th 40 ,v nrn-
thapra II was az much part OF the new pro-
.e,o tne.o. ~ reconstruction as that when con-
Sa1iatoS ;rvalidating the civil governments
- tba Sonthern States, interfering Wltn the
s.-;aS;.t;on NJ the Supreme Court and swallow
M, nm the whole power Of the government ~
General Grant. The men VINO coinctIe tIs NJ Wo.
this new make daily pilgrmages 70 sont;aI sle Ma
Department, are in constant a9u ooun nnd thav
intercourse with its heao, anu - n1 the relatiys
have perfect understanding as W 'no '0i"'''
o,,lipations of each to the other. =, honor
MSat = ia contrary to the notions OF nonor
.,,d 5ol;cacv of Generals Grant and Sherman
sar CO ntSm to remain is not only lnferaDie, puS
has been demonstrated to the sa5slac.iT,n ",
many: but the fluctuations OF moaere PGn.ao5s Po5
have wrought change IN ene o.& osica has he
800 yainable for its emoluments anu lts Gon-
,1s,,;encas as an aid to partisan schemes. mhen
ss. Stanton resigns it will be from sugees,,
40 ;rnnnse that will not brook resistance eho
=, fhe- meantime he will continue 70 III! me
nlsce in the solitary capacity OF cierA' WILL
cabinet officers salary. ,.d;r, tho
The question as to who was tne cowaiu ~ a~1, Smo
chanler.Jnlian quarrel has not yet peen acUu- ecu
,-nts.Ir settled. MIR. Chanler intimated tnat M5'
Inl;sn WAS troubled with 'he malady OF cowaru-
loo hnt then MIR. Julian retori I'd with q cnauen9e
for Mr.. Chanler to test the question lor LII, n
saH At any time, and Mr.. Chanler promises 10
;ndnlps himself in that luxury Tltnous aeay;
When the House adjourned Mr. Julian hurried 0a
off nudar the protection Of his wife in one direc
lion. and LIZ. IChanler retired IN gooa oruer y
sn ,fher. By this little escapade we are remma-
ad Of the prowess of Dowler and Wlnkle, IN lne
ssp,ckwick Papers" and from present appear.
snces an adjustment no less amlcable than Il that
which is recorded by the historian OF the flcA-
wickians is likely to ensue in the case OF our
beltigerent reconstructors.
The correspondent Of the Baltimore Gazette
under date Of the 9th inst, writes;
There is undoubtedly some uneasiness ss ea-
bib,ted in high quarters in respect to our rea. !,
lions with England. I have no doubt tnae
the domestic condition Of either nation were ae
mdisturbed, collision would grow, out OF tne
present complications. But England cannot
sfford to wage maratime war at TINS tlme-
and in what sort Of situation is this country
to erapple with power like that, aided, as sne
probably would in the end De, by France, u y
not by other European governments. eah' II
seems to be admitted that the claims SET up
bv this nation for the spoliation OF the Ala-
bama. are not to be listened to-nor are our
inst complaints Of maltreatment OF our citizens
to be regarded.