New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

children IN public schools. and does sundry other in
That of the vote recently cast great portion was
given for the Constitution by negroes who were I'M
propery Influenced by men who desired TO get Once
whereas under their normal influences, they would nave
voted to suit their former masters.
For these and other reasons, Messrs. Br00Rs anu
Beck desire that the bill and pending amendments be re-
committed to the Reconstruction Committee, and that
deem II adyssbe 10 visit the state Of Alabama for the
purpose OF asceranng the truth OF these and oher ac
cations made before the liOnse of Representatives
TheY Republican victory at the election in
Council Bluffs, Iowa. complete and gratifying. the
| maiortes ranging from 65 to l3O
Gen. John A. McClernand of Illinois has writ
ten the following letter Committee Of the Democratic
County Convention III Illinois, which proposed him as
candidate for the Democratic nomination for the Cover
nor of the State:
SPRINGFIELD, H., March 10, 1863.
DEAR SIR Your polite note, together with the resolu-
tOn accompanying IT, is this moment received hasten
to return 10 the members OF the Convention and to you
their hOnored sincerest thanks for the com
plment paid to me by your joint action But IL is due In
frankness to you aud to them to say that am not &c can an
and stil more, that would be unwilling 10 assume @ se
Of imperious public duty. With this feeling, and con,
yinccd that there are many others more worthy lIA
quitting it to the advantage of the state and Of the
try at large beg 10 count myself out OF the elu vi com
add that hope Democrats North and south East and
West will eschcw geographical ana personal @
revolution and to resist force by force it should he
come necessary to save the Constitution, the Union, and
public liberty.
The Chairman of the Indiana Republican State
Committee has issued circular stirring up the party TO
action III the forthcoming town elections. He says:
The stability and quiet Of the Government demand that
every effort be made thoroughly TO arouse and organize
cal contest ever known this country Success at the
ballObox is life to the Republic; defeat Is the revi
and most popular men be put In noni-
nation for township officers and on the day OF election
il that is at the polls and does ms duty
Put aside all division, unite one man upon your candi
dates, and thus make success a certainty.
The latest Democratic nominations are Gen.
Winfield S. Hancock for President. and the Rev. Chaun
cey shafer for vcePresident When these worthless are
electod they propose call into their Cabinet the Rev.
Henry Clay Dean the Rev. G. Chauncey Burr. the Rev
Mr LOvejoy, and Deacon Jeremiah Black. This is the
programme OF HapcOck Campaign Club" organized
in this city last week.
The Hartford Times, the most OutspOken and
able Democratic paper in Connecticut the following
courteous compliment to the Hon. Thaddeus stevens:
The truculent and mscrupuous old man may at last be
dying. The most significant evidence OF 1t seems to be
the fact that he unable to recognize his negro servant
red Into the capital daily by two men He has, how.
ever. rallied every time, partly, doubt, bv the sheer
force Of his lndotabc Will II lie dies now nc VIII not
see the accomplishment Of his revolutionary purposes,
and the Radicals In Congress viii lose model Radical
leader But few will mourn his loss even among his own
party friends.
The Trenton (Tenn) Gazette Democratic
paper has the following appreciation of class of North
ern papers which faten by pandernG 10 the passions
and prejudices of the Southern people:
1--WE can only regard with unmtgated loathipc and
contempt those nayes and chaatans who hope TO grow
rich of tha southern people by panderng to their pJd
dices and hatreds Such vile papers would make meek
OF the and mseres OF the South II thereby tty
could enrich themselves. Unprncpled pretended friends
to the Southern people have done more To bring odum
upon the than. perhaps any other cause. and we
will take occasion TO the South against the
insidous approaches OF that class Of men They
fungus upon the STATE They would degrade the South
and have her In ruins to l Their Golfers with hy ncre
may mention that have but little more respect
Thov hae % p cir'uI9ti"D North and fatfen mon ihe
preudces of the South. which they continually seek To
Ne know best how TO take r of the reputation of our
friends. and look with suspicion on lankees whe would
be more Southern than ourselye>'
Here is an old trick of The IF0rid-the in
OF paragraph Of which Is ashamed and the
clumsy attempt palm II OF upon "a Western paBer'
"a coarse Western paper says that the death of the
y, nasmuch as deprves the Radicals OF one OF their
most promising Presidential candidates.
The Irish Republic of Chicago, is the most
emphatic and determined OF the Fcnian journals and
that paper its quckened by the great Of
liberty TO which IL s devoted fails TO comprehend
the full meaning Of partisan movements here at home.
II its number it strikes AZ the root Of the present
difficulty and danger thus. In sledee-hammer blow
Nominay there two parties 10 the contest which
has ragged In the National Capital during 1he greater part
OF the winch has elapsed since Abraham Lincoln
died by the bullet OF an assassin These arr inc ION
gress hand, and Andrew Johnson aud ms adNis-
the other. But In point of fact ana rehy ihess
only the visible champions OF principles Wch ne W
the very foundation Of all human government Ahu Oh
the entire length and brenth
NJ the United States The gOdlike principle OK mans
right 10 be free, aud the dcysh principle OF mans
gSpito and the white House as they did between Grant
and the blDOd-staned fields OF virginia whether
the old man-ohattelowning interest of the SOuth'
backed up Dy tne th Worh % rnl this american
mall n ~ Uf "A
all the tyrannes OF ts earth, the very strong
hold vanguard OF the vlest and beasest that ever
nightly problem of the worlds destiny seemg likely 10
solved shall be controlled by the men who rob no
man-white or black. American freshman, Gernsn zen
tile, JeWOf the liberty which God has oven MN
the who would make this great country "a rm
Republic land in which the rights Of the poorest and
weakest shall be sacedy respected es those O the
proudcst and most powerful land III which II VIII be
thing impossible to be- to have slaye-by the men
who believe in liberty they believe IN GOd-the prolec
ton the enjoyment the blessing Of all races aud lands
are the questions at issue
We find the following in the correspondence
OF Cincinnati paper, from writer who is usually very
well Informed
1t has beea published that the faithful Seward has
given johnson up. The story Is true out without
Of the circumstances OF the admission II II un
Just Ia the veteran Who after helping TO organize the
Republican party, has found mis- ending for all the anb
tions OF his political life. Yes suppose the case may
NAV see how under existing conditions the trial only
end in SIR. .OhnsOn's conviction and expulsion TOni
Office. But thing know may assure yOut can-
not by ANY possibility be done short Of namely ddys'
THE COURTS.
THE SHERRY WINE CASE.