The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-01-28
Senator Wilson on the Tenure-of0flce Act.

with the cash. will receive prompt attention.
Senator Wilson on the Tenure-ofi0 Office Act.
One extreme Radical Senator, at least,
has become alalmed at the prompt passsi'
age in the House of Representatives. by
al overwhelming vote: OF General Butt
lcr's resolution repeating the Tenure oi
Office act. Mr. Wilson, Vi Massachusetts,
was not willing to Walt till General But
ler's House biii Feacbcth Gil .sSehale before
making an effort to .squeich ii. Hc did
not want this question !" conc III square,
ly and fairly beiere tbs Se'l;tc. apt, there
fore, endeavols 10 head 1t utf .by li.tro1u;
cling bill to amend The Ienartol-O OHice
act IL is unnecessary 70 so inln lfc dc;
tails of this proposed ;iImthd'itih. tur q
is simply Jarubin suutertGgc 10 )nl];,I,
uate Congressional control Ovtf ili En-
ecutive, aud amounts 10 u dt dtcI;ra;i'i.. +
want OF confdence IN orheri. 1:'r
There is no middiu course ilt's,-fs u. .cr.
Either repeal the att aId i.', 'i. EA.t
utve in the sume p.s.t;"b~re act-.,.Ic,A,'
through the wholc i,islor. nt >!t G'A.li.m
ment up to March, 1861, ., ,rl-a.e Psai.s
Gals openly nird honesty say '>>s ...u:
not trust the President eiert.. a.: kc.,,o
the law as II now Stands Ii.k question:,
should not be donged III the sneakis,..
manner proposed bJ Ar. Wilson. Gthe,
Grant may say, those W lo are nn .or ,i..
in this matter are against ne. T"n-e
who may vote for, this propt's.::oa nust
be regarded as as'against The new ::h;r!uis
trauion, and II, determined To sovcrl. LIE
country by u Congressional "iIgarci.y.,
1t is folly to talk Ot peace or ot .:arnio,
nv in the Government. if tiias Jaru;i'.
assumption Of power Is 10 Gc l,c. r-tuat"d.
and the President be made q mere anlf.-
maton in The hands of a Ccagressionai
faction, contrary to the spirit ut tie CON
stitutfon and tile former practice OF ha.
Government. There would he nothing
but discord and inetic,ency in the admili:d
istration, the laws untxecuted, aud worse
corruption and disorgal.izaliou tlian;we
have seen for the last twohyears. Who
is responsible now for The stupcnoolls
revenue frauds and aii the,oihereviic that.
have afflicted the country? The Ps.si-.
dent says Congi ess;l.. ana Congress IaF>
the blame on The President. IL M,ii t,e.
the same under Gen. Grants admini>Lr..-,
tion if tile Tenure.oi. Office act be not re-
peated, for wh+e that isal' exis,ence there
is no responsibility anywhere. W kno",
not whether Mr.. Wilson has mt.v..d IL, the.
matter to head off Gen. Butter bill oM
his own nook. or is tie a.uuisI .i,r'; al Il;e
Jacobin tactic, iu the Sei'ate, but il iii:
lained by alie Senate iris !i li"n w!,i i -,
the dominant party, be ih: snini;:t -
meat Of a wal lHpon t"ei,. Gi:.r, ..r1J:..,e
istration, and rad I" cr"l',.a So -
cinnyes both iii The 6b\.il vi s*.:.'
political parties Th;>. j,r'a:.ps '"':'
is the object ni Tie Jae"iiis,,'r 80
niay Judge from the a'=n .r~; ''ir-' -
Radical organ III li.iS ri'l - enl:' 1870
Mr.. Wilson'S ac;io ulr ~. go. r... ~
Gen. Buffers it wnuld tie ,,a.,. 49, II
conclude So. There i> A> e. hav, ;.i..
no middle course Th">v S,u:.,nr. Wv
are for the ncw administrator m'!!rP:. :"
Mr.. Wilson's jTopdsiliur. ai,s % 10. lil,
repeal of the Tcnurr,"i,O Oiiirr b,i! +: =,
those against it will act otherwl>r W
regard this ,ss the entering wc' re Q:
conflict between the extreme ltatiic;. az
lion and the incoming admin!Sira!l"n
The result will he looked Tor with ,:Gnt
intcrest:-New York Heral1.
SOUTHERN REcupERATIoN.-Thc g.
York Imies seems To be w"kin" III, ;oli..
fact that lire south wilh,'anui',g "
ry effort that has been m;lnr tt" "!''r,'::>>
and grind her. is rcc'lpcraiinS. Up'..
the fact, it thus discnul>eS:
sEver since the close ut the @ai, :, 'iiti:
cents an acre were all thar could h "''
tanned for choice tracts in Alab:.,Da G.-,r:
gia. and adjoining States. an'i rvrn NJ
these prices buyers We're tar s.'wc'm.
This condition exists t't-Fofrger. 4 @'.'',
raj advance in vals~ ila- imkrt' !.I,a'.
Lands which six months az" mig:.' 49,
been had in large quantities tcr h..ii;a -.
acre are pow held III ,6vr. aitj lie -.
pect is Il steady advance 'owar.; ..s.
value, which, is as much bryoi'h AZ. .;t.c.5
ent figures as they are beyond IL ~,
recent period South Ca"ilra / u. : -
the benefits OF the change. q: ;%',.i
and extent ,efit-sars our Chr,''.'~.....
respondent-.can orl !y be lal, ;.'r ~.
by those who have had opln,';. ii. ~
observing and contrasting lhr ,t's>::'
condition of all classes ot the Scni;"rt
people with their condition twelve m"n:'s
ago"
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