The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11

A Washington dispatch, dated March 8, to
the Baltimore Gazette, says:
The friends of President johnson are less
saneuine of his acqujttal thus evening than
thev have been. The impression is being made
upon the minds of the Radicals that unless
thew convict their party is hopelessly lost, and
Sears are entertained that this impression will
ensure the conviction Of the President beyond
neradyenture, If the issue be the conviction
ppf Andrew johnson or the destruction OF the
Radical party, the Democrats feel sure that
Conviction viii follow. Such is the talk to-
NIGHT in political circles. The article lately
published in the Nation, New York, declaring
that a verdict in favor of the PRESIDENT is the
death warrant Of the dominant party, mas Deen
placed in the hands of every Radical senator
and member Of Congress, and is likely to have
q Controlling influence. Some members OF the
nostofice commission, from Boston, paid their
respects last evening to Senator Sumner, when
the subiect of the impeachment OF the Presl-
dent WAS introduced in conversation. MIR.
Sumner was particularly dignlfed, and SAID, as
a member of the court, it would not become
him to give expression to any opmlon, tnougn,
as senator, he had freely crlhclseo tne actions
Of public men, and they naa ~ '19n
oh;ectine to Ben Wade's being sworn seems to
have been misrepresented by the Republican
nress. Mr.. Hendricks never for moment
Sonbted that Wade would be allowed his seat
os = rnemher of the court; but he wished to
call @ the attention Of the country to the true
character of the judges who were to form the 10
Court of Impeachment. HaVlng e1ectua!y
accomplished this purpose, 10 wltnoIew MS
objection, and allowed the 70 FresloenS Ia
uaGsd; nar ;s d;pnifed in regard to the pend
inc trial. the same remark will not apply
70 the acting president, who declared at
The tea table. a few evenings snce, that II ne
bad S tha nnwer to remove him, Andrew john
a0 son would NOT be in the White House week
ionosr at the same time splicing the remark
WITH a bit Of profanity not to De repeated IN
this correspondence. The greai m9tlye power
in tbe Impeachment movement ls DeneYeo OF
be General Ulysses s. Grant, Wlo spelas pST1
of every day in consultation ni.d , Iu"m ni III
1,o-v'yvorv ot Willards Hotel, at which General
fo@ans of the committee Of managers, and
others we're present. The precise nature OF
tho conference is not known, but 1t ls under
stood that ali parties left The conference much
eiated with their situation. Among othor sup
iects discussed was the DIVISION VI tne spons
after they shall have succeeded IN sglsiaS p pus-
session OF the executive orancn ~ sue 6otE 6oh;no+
ment. It is understood MI: uua,,ar nauo o taI;no
1ns mas Esenortment De and E. Washburn the
Department De- srs Of the Interiors Mr. Bingham nn7ton s on
the slate for Attorney General; speaker ad Ooaa5
10 fn saIect for himself foreignmsslon Deyond
The nossible danger of nitro-glycerne; Senator
Wilson aerees to take his chances for the VICE
Presidency. and the indications are now aecl.
dedly in favor of his being SECOND ON Sne 9tant
ticket. In the meantime II - Iunoreo snaI
Seward is playing, his carus " the Ibe confiict;ne
clements. He claims that he 1 has been been al abe
not only to the country 1yiy Sis snIoe masIerS
eresn io pOoy vi IL Dl' is ayodns any panic q
convenience in the diplomatic relations Of tn, the
nation These facts he thinks should cont d.
IlL Mr. Johnson's su successor, but there is good
reason Lsa. TO- believe that Mr. Stewards diplomatic
record Will not be taken into account BY 'tfe- e.
sidcnt VIDE; The impression prevails nero
% lLat there will be regular Radical carnival il
lafit lcmovns wing government officials, and large
portion 0. The Washington population nov