New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
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Tho Pitsburgh Commercials Washington oorro.
spondent telegraphed to-day as follows: Tho pc
stion of Senator Wade is this: He will retain bic
seat and insist upon his right to vote, but win nos
exercise 1t unless his vote should be finally necessary
to convict the President. In that case he will resign
his position as President Of the Senate to save scan
dial to the Republican party, and Mr.. Collar VIII
take Mr. Jofnsons place at the White House. Wade
will then be rewarded with the yice-Presidenc1
under Grant az an equivalent to nine or ton montha
In the Presidential chair This arrangement is only
In view of the contingency of the Presidents con-
viction by Mr.. Wade's casting vote The President
has just entered tho Capitol In company with Attot
ney General Stanbery.'
Affairs are very quiet at the White House to-day.
There was admission Of visitors on account Of the
usual Cabinet meeting, which was attended by all
the members, excepting the Secretary Of State. who
was represented by Mr. Frederick Seward. hr.
Stanbery and others Of the Presidents counsel WIS.,
tied him during the forenoon, and were some time ID
conversation relative to the approaching trial 10
has not yet been determined by the President whs
shall form the addition to his present counsel that
he will decide probably during the coming week.
Adjutant-Gen. Thomas who has attended several o.
the Cabinet consultations recently, was not OF the
meeting this morning. Secretary Browning. efter
attending the meeting repaired to the Office OF the
Attorney General. to engage In any business there
which might require his attention as the acting
Chief of that Department. Judge Curtis and ths
Hon. Henry Stanbery held long consultations this
morning ct the Attorney Generals office, with refer
ence to tho proceedings which are now engaging
their professional attention.
The following dispatch was sent BY the Secretary
of War to MsjorGen. Sickes when the result Of tho
New Hampshire election became known
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, March 10. lses
GEN. d. Z. 5ICKLxs: congratulate New-Hampshirs
gpUn recent rss sIrSns IN behalf q the and
than your ssanry upon the h'ld 4 E6.s ss.nox
Thaddeus Stevens hss written the following lsttcs
on the question Of universal suffrage:
"FoRrIErH CoseaEss. UNITED STATES.
"DgiR SIR: have long. and with such ability Mk
Sn j s
oerc conclusion that universal suffrage was one O. the
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Sa aas tos By ysfs s No
abandon Of the ansly enumerated rights. but
have provision With great Ia The
bill admitting the stste Of Alsbsms n the Union They
the Union unless under that eoDdition l have dssme
this s1ss tine sSs' nov
Yours &C.. THADDbUs STEVENS"
In the t. s. Supreme Court to-day the business was
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defendant sad By Mr. E'rs Of counsel for shs plaintiff
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eel for the .ppss. ouesd.d III. for sppssnt
No. ,.U s sa .aS a 3s cos % pd .sas s
.ici Bsg, counsel for the appellants sud By Mr. Rass
No ct TSe Uuted State. .r rel Crawford plaintiff error
H'i B aSS counsel a. error .as s s
Adjourned until Monday morning, at II O'Clock.
In the case Of the steamship Wren. argued in the
'S Gse Se
time capture of prise of war termnatedf Second.
Whether vessels belonging to the Confederate Gov:
n 1 ss .nS
it was contsnded by Mr. Ashton for the United Statea
to have been the public property OF the Rebel Gov
The State of Geosgia ast Ulysses 8. Grant OF a.
The motion for eavs bring in bill of complainant
in this case was submitted TO the Court by Mr..
SharkeY Of counsel for the complainant without
argument.
The quarterly meeting Of the Board Of Managers
Of the National yum for Disabled Volunteer Sol
ders was held in the rooms of Secretary Stanton II
| the War Department sst evening. Major-Gon +.
| Butler the Hon. Edwin d. Stanton. ex-Gov. Smyth
| of New Hampshire. Maor0en. J. ii. Mnrtndsle Of
! New-York, the Hon Lewis ID. Gupckel OF OHIO. Ut.
Il. B. Wsloott OF WISCONSIN, Jay Cooke OF Pennsys'
yacia ahd Judge H. L. Bond Of Maryland attended.
The annual election Of officers Jesulted q follows
President, Ger Butler First Vice, Zen.
Martindale Second Vice President. Jay Cooke; Sec
| rotary, Mr. Gupckei A. ,.,.:
Among the persopsses Of mote in the diplomatic
gallery Of the Senate to-day were NJ de BeIthemy.
the French Minister, Baron Won Gero the rruss'an
| Minister; d. Rspgabe NE qrecian Munster; =.
Blacaue Bey the Turkish Minister; Mr. Gerutt, the
italian Munster aud Mr. Francis Glare Ford, Secre-
| tery OF tho British Legstion.
SENATOR WADE'S POSITION.
The Washington correspondent of The Bos-
tor Post says that In Conversation, on THURSDAY ME-
Wade remarked that the impeachment Of toe rres
don, he had been 50 beset by snss 20 haS
not moment no could call his own M wac HsS.
neunced rs utterly without foundation the Nassnens
thai hs had any Intention OF fcdsnnf q snst ne na
aone % Mr. PAhessoA OK ransesee ana o1ered 20 ~
win him In oil votes which might 20 taken during .nS
impsaohmeM TRIAL When asked what ne th0ugn Oh shs
dolsase as shalspSna he vote be repaea nas vas ts
meter psOpa hi but 70 the state q Ohio sess