Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-01-14

repeal the Second Article OF the C0nstifn6OB, sbd
|at most only gives Congress- cQncnrrent power Nlth
the Executive IN the subject named; that under
the amendment Congress may do' this thing by q
two thirds vote. f27 " :, iso o.5e:sI s,ssp 9ai
Under the Second Article, the Executive can BY
his pardon, accomplish the same result, ri,,.s
Such is the substance Of the argument held BY
some officials legal men and Congf fessmen, and
there is 60 much conflict ofopinion ON thisimpor-
tant subject that in ell probability there viii be no
definite settlement Of it untils judicial DECISION
shall be made, Ia:.o!..,t ~ x.,i,ri ynJsr Il.
President johnson and Gen. Grant. *; ,.,s,.f
Last week, paragraph Informed our read
ers ofGeneral Grants dodge to eyade calling on
President johnson, on New Years day. Refer
ence asaiso made to the custom on 'sinangura-
tion-day," Of the old President attending the new
one to the CAPITOL and that it might not be agree
able for the latter to even observe thiscustom. ga
correspondent a Baltimore paper referring to
the matter, gives us AM inkling Of Gen Grants
purposes on the expected occasion: g4:ls;,a GaSa
II appreheud no difficulty on this, score.! MF.
johnson, will scarcely, after what has occurred
commence negotiations upon this delicate and
grave poi1t Mr.. Adams put on q stiff upper lip
On The 4th Of March 1872, and did not attend (nor
did he offerto attend the ceremonies ofJacksen's
inauguration Doubtless there have been other
Epsranel cases in our history But beaides all this
learn that Gen. Grant has iptimated lacoRicalIy
TO his Man Friday that he desires TO- break up and
forever destroy the Plebeian custom Of outdoor
inaugurations and elaborate "Inaugurslsa He
will, therefbre,S be sworn in,together with the
Fics-P President, in the Senate Chamber, without
therefore be yery well dispensed With, a pnnci
nal reason for this change Of taste IS that The conn
ing nah IS mo orator. as Brutus is" His speech,
PREDATORY, to kissing the calfskin,it is thought
will be exceedingly brief not bigger than piece
|of .ehalk, Of suficient dimensions, however, for
marking down certain important and profound po-
|lititical maxims, such as Let ns have peaee!'
F"I'l fight It out on this line If it takes me all sum
fier ~ Congress Knows more about these mat
|ters than do myself "is''I have NOT kiven them
a thought" II have seen the horse Dexter fire.
qaendy, and think: the likeness. perfees,l It
would be manifestly outside the, pale. Of decornE
to assemble hundreds Of thousands Of eager spec
tators in front Of the eastern ported Of the capi
track b. therefore, indispensable where the hesi-
dent. elect may as auccincty fashe chooses, an
nounce his,ine ofmarch, and leave elacidation and
establishment to Marcus Schuyler Colfax, who is
really an orator of natures own making
~: @rsI'i. Es:'y =, &, -, $500; sla ;gI.i
Ever SINCE tne eiecuon o. 'en, uranl % Fne
Presidency, the auid nuncs have been busy chalk
ing out the policy he would pursue upon assuming
the reins Of government. Gen. Grant, has gene
rally maintained his habitual reticence, and moth
ing mas Deen ehelteo .1rem n nun that can 10 ieEar'
ded as by authority. There seems 20 Demo
doubt, however, but that Mr. Eihn B, Washburne,
member Of Congress from Illinois, is q confdant
&C. c-,,t .nd :. r,.ro l;LoIu n bo ontbor;zed
, - a -. a,sa. H. go n,la,
70 SPEAK LOT inc resoelc e'eet iIau M sly o...0.
man. On, Wednesday OF last week. !" asnoarne
addressed the House of Repre- and from
the relations supposed to exist his speech received
marked attention. With reference to the matter,
H. Wo.b;noton corrpsno,ndent of tho Baltimore
Ins ~ J.
uaSaee a.T, sayS ..ss:g s,:l1.c.tIga -
:, Ihere was great interest," { manlestea to;uaH Dy
al Partles N the mouse OF y nsar
the hon. Elhn D. Wasnou5ne, as ~ was gsi'ei.l-
Y understood tnst ne W9uta SPEAK Iy au.hollty
from Tenerai T!ant ana lne isct thac ne Ieau
from printed shpS' pasted on sneeIs % ieoiSap,
gave currency TO therumor. Mr. WasnDurne has
never before oeeh known TO prepare speesa 10
ADVANCE ana rarely uses netes Tnen aaa!ssslas sne
House: Ins speec1 oenverea !o:aay Is satSs ns, y
nave eeen' 'suonl"eo q sna sPpfSsea ae
GENT e1ec' AZ an auth9ritaa'e loiesnauoan's, ~
Wnat nus Gohcy Wouia 9e. oIs' glor " ml'
Wasnourpe rlslng 70 aaoIess Ils 1ouse, n.:.,
ney-GeDeral EvartS entered the hepresentatlve
Hall and held short conference with MN, WHICH,