The New York herald., 1868-04-28

moval south OF their presess ion and within the
limits OF the Indian TERRITORY,
| Circular to Freeimcn's Bureau Agents In vir-
| ginia.
Brevet Brgadier General o. Brown, Assstant Com
missioner of the Freedmens Bureau for ylra !na has
| issued the following circular to the var GUS sub
assistant commissioners in that Stats 'It il brought
| advisable that Brspyu officers agents should not
attend political conventions. While is clearly the
duty advise the freedmen in regard to their po
| cal rights under the laws OF Congress, 1t is not
deemed proper that officers or agents should become
political partisans You will that these instruc-
tions at once magated tcyour subordnates."
The Congressional Committee ON Tariff.
| The Committee on Ways and Means have ap-
pointed Representatives Moorhead. Maynard and
Nioack subcommittee to prepare a tariff bill to
be submitted to the entire committee for their con-
ssderation.
The Bill Admitting Arkansas Representatives
20 Congress.
The bill introduces in the House to-day by Repre-
sentative Paine, admitting Arkansas to representa-
ton in Congress- Is similar to that reported in March
last by Mr. rAarnsworth. 1t declares that Arkansas,
having formed and adopted q State Government
which Is republican, in form, shall be- entitled to
representation when she Legislature Of the State shall
h7Fe duly rashed the fourteenth article propOsed
as an amendmsnt to the constitution OF the United
States and on the condition that the State constu
tion shall never he amended changed so NJ to de-
prive any citizen class Of citizens of the right to
vote who are entatled to vote by the constitution
herein recognized nor so amended or changed TO
allow any person to vote who Is excluded from
Oce by the third secon of the fourteenth article Of
the amend Ment to the conatitution until the disa Ali
ties proposed 10y the said section shall have been re-
moved in the manner therein provided.
COnsuIur RecoQuitioV.
The President has recognized Allan o. Burton az
Consul of Peru in Kentucky, and David Constant
iaard Vice Consul OF the Swiss Confederation ut
st. Louis, Mo.
Psrnaic Meetings 20 Sustaia the President.
WksHNGTos, April 81, 1868.
What has become OF the suggestion TO call great
pubsic meetings throughout the cOuntry 10 head OF
the accused Cerberus of impeachment which more
than thing else now stands in the way of national
constitutional unity9 1t Is not yet TOO late to hold
them in some of the great cities OF the North. Let New
York take the lead. Cab upon her to assemble in
and protest against the preparation Of this great
radical wroag and iniQaity. Such meeting will
need no drunMming or trumpeting TO makett mighty
ana poentiai one The call for it would strike
terror into tae hearts Of Congressional Jscobins
Nothing but the strong voice OF the people will avail
10 sllise INTO them wholesome fear and
send send them IN search Of their long aban-
pire State with democratic majority of so, 900
ON The general issue, and with an undoubtod majo
rity of hundreds of thousands on this question OF
impeachment look silently and see herself mis-
represented and stuided by such vote as it seems
TO be taken for granted Morgan aud Conkling will
c;,str VIII she permit herself TO go down 20 his
toryp And VIII the people OF the country thus
basely desert in his hour Of need Pre-
sdent Johnson, who has manfuy stood
firm for their rights and for the
or our time-honOred constitutional government and
who, however unsatisfactory TO them many OF his acts
may have been, has yet more than any other man
throughout this long struggle stood FORTH the repre-
sentative man ofbOth democratic principles and pur-
poses Then call the people together, that their
voice, demanding that justice be done, shall be heard
and respected.