The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-04-02
POLITICAL.

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the Navy undoes the uhy Joo '0"' y '''
-. !, 800, ,.,-,;.,.d r,ci,.cr SAWYER
g.. s,v;, IN discussion with other persons that
Ardr.u Jobp,on had violated his pledges to the
rsor,e and ought to be impeached. Sawyer is
restored to his rank, and gets oil his back pay.
Andrew johnson said to a friend while in the
car. en- route for home, "Thcre Is good deal
oflifc in me vet. II the people Of Tennessee
should REQUIRE my services would not feel JUS
,ised in refusing them in behalf Of the public
cood 4"
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so,;s,v of Friend, in pbiladelphia. that Presi-
dent Grant has applied To that body for lists of
names Of per,ons suitable for Indian Agents, Of
men who will truly represent paternal and
bepescept Government
I,,oo - tho Indian D.uocrat;c districts Of
the LEGISLATURE there are INDEPENDENT Demo
cratic candidates pledged not to resign, in order
70 brc.k a quorum and thus prevent the ratif-
cation If the F;f,scntb Amendment.
II Is rep0r's' '"'' N ~ ~.
ciuded not 10 run iOr oN''' y" A'""ess 'a,o
year, the impossioui'y VI o'e'0onniS 0o'0''
hepuon'"" in''0''' "'"e ''' ''
Speaking Of the Tenure-of-office bill. WASH
ingtOn dispatch says that many Republican SEN
ators declare they will not 80 an inch flrther
toward repeal, and that IL the House won't con-
sent, then the act may stand as 1t is. The Sen
ate has an advantage over the House In one par
ticular, IL does not care II the act stands, and
II there is unconquerable disagreement. the law
VIII re'''"'n' ....
The total number OF oni'ed states senators
now is si1ty-sn. Ihir'y-'wo ou'es are repre-
sented' ana only iOur' VIZ ie'"s' "'''''''p ''
Georgia anu Virginia. arc without repreScn'"-
ton. w
We now learn that the late law requiring
heads Of departments to do all their own frank
ing has proved so buriensome, that the Post
master General has ordered the transmission OF
official matter when frsnkcd by the chief clerk.
The whole time Of one Of the deputy commits
sioners Of internal revenue, was occupied some
days in this business.
Ex-Prsident johnson ought to be known as
the reio President, though It turns out on c1-
animation, that he did not veto as extensively
As has been supposed. The record is as follows
during his term, In which two Congresses held
Ave sessions Total vetoes 10: pocket vetoes,
O.; became laws without the Presidents sigma
turc, 16. Nearly all the bills he vetoed, were
promptly passed over the veto.
II; r.ro-,.d srom WASHINGTON that the Dem.
ocrats and Conservatives Of the two Houses
have had a conference and have resolved TO at
tempt to take no part IN the dispcnsaton Oh OIL
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|. e. a,v. ,;,c. in which he advise, The mn
Il. =, f,r,., mast nol;t;c,l differences, and mite
!, =, ,eor, 10 r.bu;,d tho .b.ttcrcd fortunc, and
restore the wasted land. lie urged the people
to use all the means in their power to secure
representation in Congress by the citizens Of the
State. ...
p.,,,v,v,,;. having r,tis.d the sf,esp,h
.u.,dn.n, =. h,v. eleven State. which have
.lr,,dv enrolled themselves in favor of the
measure Nevada, Kansas, Missouri, West vir-
r;n;, Wisconsin. Illinois, Michigan, Maine,
So,,h C.ro,ina. Arkansas, Pennsylvania. Del
aware and Georri. have rejected il ..-
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