The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE PRESIDENT AcoUlEsCEs IN THE
RECONSTRUCTION ACTS.
MoYEHENT FOR A, NEW PARTY.
CHASE IN THE FOREGROUND.
a NEW GARNET no BE FORMED.

MOYEMENT FOX a" NEW FAH1I'
CHASE IN THE FOREGROUND.
-WAsHNaroN, May 1S.-It is stated that I'M
portant Cabinet changes are in contemplation,
looking to a reconciliation Of the differences
between Congress and the President. It is be-
Iieyed that the formation Of revised Cabinet
will tend to harmonize the Executive and Le-
eislatiye Departments Of the Government, and
at the sameItime to adjust the case OF Stanton
in such q manner as to satisfy all parties with
the exception Of Stanton himself The Presi-
dent is said to;flave admitted that the Recon-
struction measures Of Congress have new
poiie too far to be successfully opposed, and
that the progress Of events have rendered his
own plan impracticab,e. Moreover, be believes
that the material interests of the Southern
States require an immediate representation Of
some kind. and hence, it is said, he will give
his full cooperation in futme to the Recon-
struction scheme Of Congress. This state-
ment is made on high Republican authority.
[No1E Bz. THE ED1roRs. The followin spe-
ciaIs dispatch, which we find in the New York
Times Of Saturday last, throwsa food Of light
on the above statement: i
IL THIRD PoIIuoAL PARTY PROPOSED.
..The most astounding political intrigue ever
known to the politics Of this country is now on
foot among prominent politicians and office
holdersin this city and elsewhere. The chief
movers in it are Andrew johnson, President OF
the United States, after acquittaL and Chief JUS
tee Chase. The object is the formation ofa third
party, and the defeat Of Gen, Granti nonina-
ted at Chicago. On Tuesday last E1-Gov. Pratt,
Of Maryland, said that acquittal would follow,
and before the week was out the country would
be sstonished BY an entire change Of Cabinet.
Il has since trauspired that the President has
agreed to send in a new Cabinet Of Republicans,
Immediately after acquittal, and to adopt and
strictly carry out the reconstruction measures
OF Congress. Senator Henderson last night
stated this agreementsto be o fact, and It'll
haliyed by shTeEd Judges 70 be oneof the
principal elements whereby sufficient strength
and power may; be- given to, Mr.. Chase's
l., ,.s,.I,cr Ia dahla land toihrnvg The
pal.y ~ n.ss ~ nv Ta,ss - T Rsnre.
lesiaensi'. s1ss. H. ~. -. - aand;ast. - before
sel!a..yss s = 800 .S,scts - hs aa
to defeat Gem. Grant BY arraying itself against
the extreme Radical element in the Republican
pasty. which, rit is believed. viii be his main
supports Thepropoaitinn that the President
snal spsnay. ~ sep .,sa .,o,vsu ~ ,bs. bod
,neens Assr - - ;n,oa;,s, nnon II in favor
~ @ tt;s meva11,e,1,f.sy when the Administration
=. In ,.aorar.,ized ;ts nower and patronage
= is M cbssas nrotsspescts:
II q IA Ssi;syad Ia woIuId accept Democratic
5-on,;n.+;om - {, hnt the fact that Mr.. Voorhees,
and MANI Other nrou,iirent = bemocrats OF snly
,dvocats his nominstion. Is conclusive that
,.,t,,,n, nanoocr.t;o supuort ia at his command.
m Cbsse is.Jdfnresesrged in. his expressions Of
scontemnt fsr General Grant as :. political lead
en- and for the impeachment movement, and
bewafs What he termss the tendency Of the
partysto take upc with small uen, and says
the party has s1rrsndred 20 denerat s1fans'i
his influence has been seferteo nom tne
: beginning TO defeat the mpeacnment'
and he ia believed 20 have done more
than any other man 70 secure the acqult-
fal Of Mr johnson. Hence tho latter ls wii-
ling, u acquitted to reward Mr. Chase by
thr6Eing the infinenee ss Of the adminiatraaon IN
hissAVors4 The discoyery@ thus intrigue iia mas
clarified the political netropons 70 i1s Fsry cen
ire. A eyes sse anxlonsiy .elnea oa tns oni. ~
cago Convenhen. ine tnIt1soees nope ~, .uo
nomination ot Wade ss wee l7esioens' Mnion
they claim Will place Grant ON sucn an ealreme
Radicaa basis % 20 snoIa aao't'ona, capisA, lor
the Hsw nbinsnon. lnese are tne aeveop-
msnts which are N eVerypooys NOUN eo-aay
to the exclusion elmoap. OF even tne vernce'