Show BY PAC PACIFIC MC TELEGRAPH I 1 a akl TO TIM DAMY DAILY VEDETTE washington maich ch 11 2 tho the presidents veto of the military government ern ment bill was confide considered ra d in the senate this evening from 7 till 11 ocl ocl when tho the vote was token taken anil and the bill passed yeas 33 days 10 the president pre foster shop jhen declared it a 0 law without ill tho 0 sign signature aturo of tb tho 10 president in tho the house the veto of tho the bill regulating the presidents enVE power of appointment find and re ni from offices w was is considered consid eted and the bill passed over tho the veto yens yeas nays 37 the tariff bill which passed tho the to day idaho is aho same as aitho tho wool and woolen bill passed parsed by the house two days before tho the close of abo lust last session sess ioD go BO no further action is required by tho the house and the bill will bo be laid before the president to agut for his approval washinton washington ton match maich 2 tho presidents veto of tho the military gor eminent bill fills columns of the new york papers his argument is principally that the bill is not in accordance with constitutional tut ional wr law quoting the powers conferred by th on military governors governor s he ans a tho the power of tho the united states given to the commanding officer over all people of the southern states is that of au an absolute monarch his mere will takes the place of tho the lor liw the laws of tho the states the only rules applicable to the subject are under his control and ale aie completely dippl displaced aced by the clause which do de blaies all interference by state authority to bo be nulland null and VOW void ho alelle ig de what are the rights of persons and I 1 property ho he may protect them in such way ns as in his discretion may seem cioper and there is placed at his disposal fill all lands land dand and goods in his district which ho he may distribute w without let or hindrance to whom ho be pleases being be mg bound by no state law and thero there being no other law to regulate the subject ile ho may mako a criminal code of afis own and he can make it as bloody its as tiny recorded in bisto history ry or ho he can reserve the privilege lego of acting on the impulse of his individual pa passion in each case that arises the Thi message argues that ahai tho the bill virtually establishes martial law in the states lately in rebellion and quotes from froin the recent decision of tho supreme court in the milligan casc that tho the necessity for martial law must be actual and the present with legal process euchlas such as to effectually close the courts and depose the civil authority this bill it claims makes martial law operate as though we w e were in actual war wae and becomes the cause instead of the consequence of tho the abrogation of af civil authority it quotes further farther from tho the decision of chief justice chase that there are under tho the con hantion tit ution three kinds of military jurisdiction jutis diction one to bT bo exercised both in peace and war mother Inot llor to be exercised iu m liw c f foreign forein war without the boundaries of the united states ot or in timo time of ro rebellion bellion and civil liaf aalf within ahe states or district occupied by byi ebels tra treaty it jil tf il as belligerents and third to be exercised limits ti of 0 buffi ted or during rebellion within tho limits of states adhesion to the government when the public danger lequyea its ciel cise the cirit arst of sheso maybe may be called caled jurisdiction len clemed necessary under law and is round found in tho the acts of congress Con grets s prescribing mes 1 ies and articles of ef war par nud and othe otherwise plo pi 0 viding 1 ic the government of the national nation foicey the second may be distinguished as military government supersedes ns as far as may be deemed expedient x the local focal law and e exercised by the military commander under the direction of the with ill the express or implied sanction of con congress rm the third mav may be ba denominated d the faw AV pro proper per and may be called challed in into action by tho pies temporarily when the action of conz con gress cannot be invited in cases of justify justifying in and peril by i eason of or invasion or civil or foreign war within districts where ordinary law no longer it insures 1 s ures the public safety of tho the three military j juris aels dictions which can be exercised or created under our constitution there is lafit one that can prevail in timo of peace and that is the code of laws enacted enact edby ly congress for the government rn ment of the national forces and that code of military law has no application to citizens nor even cien to citizens who are enrolled in the militia in time of peace but this bill ignot part of that sort bolt of military law for that applies only to soldier and not to citizen while the military government provided by points only to citizen and not to soldier tho the constitution juso forbids the anest of the citizen without judicial warrant founded on probable c cause ause this bill authorizes authorize arrest arrese without warrant at tho the pleasure plea suie of the military I 1 a commander 0 in mander the constitution declares rhyno that no person s shall hall bo be held to answer answer for a capital or otherwise isO infamous crime crima unless holis on presentment r resentment bya by 1 grand jury this thia bill holds q every person not a soldier answerable for all crimes and rt nd all charges without any presentment pent the constitution declares that no person shall be deprived of life liberty or property without duo due P iocco of law lavt this ill is bill sets mide aside all process procesa of law and makes the citizen answerable in his pe person I 1 s 0 n and property to tho the will till of one man and s subjects his life to th the will of two finally filially ill tho 0 constitution do blaies that the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended unless in caso of rebellion or invasion the public safety may rec require auire whereas this bill declares mai martial bial law which of itself suspends this great charter in a time of peace and authorizes the milita military ry to malm make arrests arrest and gives to prisoners only one privilege and that trial without unnecessary s delay he has no hope of I 1 clease fro from in custody except tho the hope such as it is of release by acquittal before a military commission this bill wipes away every vestige of re republican government in ten SL stites ates and puts the lives liberties libor tic property prop eity and honor of all tho the people in each of them under the dominion of a single person clothed with uni ulli m cited authority the fathers of the co country determined that no such thing should occur here withheld such power from Cong congress and thys forbade its by that body and they provided in the conati constitution aution that no ito state should pass pas any bill of aw attainder thus thur making it impossible for any person in this thia country to bo be constitutionally for any crimo crime by legislative proceedings of any soil gott nevertheless here is isa a bill of attainder against nine millions of people based u upon a chargo charge RO 90 ragne as to bo be scarce scarcely lyl in intelligible i eligible and found to be true upon no credible evidence not one ona of the nino nine millions was As bemid hc ud in ill his own defence representative bof of th the doomed carlies acro excluded from all particia parti participation cip aaion in the trial conviction is to be ba followed b by y tho the most ign ignominious i punishment ir diment C oica cr inflicted I 1 on largo large masses of men it chases them by hundreds hundred sot of thousands rand and degrades degrade them oven even those who are admitted to be not guilly cuilty from the I lank ink of freemen to tho condition of elms tho the purpose and object t of this bill chic which h prevails from fi om beginning to enc end I 1 is to ch change a go tho aud and chariety charie tr of cheso thosa a st aull and compel tho the people by force lato the adoption and orga organization niza tion of laws and which they are unwilling to adopt abo lie hoeq have bavo not asked for t lie privilege of noting ot ing li A vast majority of thein havo bavo no idea whit what it menus mean but this bill not only thrusts the ballot into their hands but compels themas them as well ns as whites bites to uso it in III I 1 a particular ay if they do not form a constitution with pi described bed al aleles in it and elect a Legisla tille which will act upon certain measures in a prescribed pi described bed way neither blick blicks s nor whites cart can bo be relieved from tho the disabilities which this bill imposes ullon them without pausing to consider tho the policy or of africanizing African izing the pt pait of our terill toly v ho be would simply ask the attention of con congress ress to that manifest st well inov knonk n and universally acknowledged yale rule of consta tuti oual law lawt thich chic h declai declaims es cs that the F federal government lias bas no jiu authority or powei to regulate such subjects for any state wresting ali lue right of suffrage out of the i hinda hands ot of ahito people and giving it to tile the blacks is among the iho arbitrary features of tho the bill this bill imposes martial law sit at once and its operations oue rations are to begin ns soon ns as the gen er aland their troops can be stationed the dread alternatives of undergoing its harsh rule or ol compliance eiith n ith the terms of this measure are not suspended bUs nor are arc the peo tilo plo afforded any ally time lor for free deliberation the bill says to them tale take martial law first then deliberate and when they shull shall have done nil all that this measure re dequiles quiles them to do other conditions and contingencies over lich they lave have no control will uril lyet yet remain to bo be unfilled fulfilled I 1 washington march 3 the senate rejected the nomination of john M U murphy as go ea einor nor of idaho idabo A communication was received from the secretary of tho the tic sunry showing that the total amount received aiom various vi r properly enumerated under tho the general head of captured and abandoned property was of which nearly remain ni ai net proceeds A letter was lead atom minister king saying ing was no truth in the statements that hat the abe american protestant chapel had been le moved outside odthe of the walls ot of rome by order of tho the papal authorities and that the american minister had assented to an arrangement by which a villa outside the walls wah to be hired who theio 0 orvices fier vices would hence forth bo be he held I 1 d new kew Orle orleans ajas maich 2 city cit of mexico dates aio at e to feb 19 10 maximilian la bad left lilt going nortow aid with men iris destin destination aguill ion being the scene of war ar IM majia ea act having likening wn inen had met caravajal jal with it a force of 2000 and killed or captured the whole of them I 1 taking 0 their cannon find and baggage bap gagu 11 within three weeks tho the Libei liberals als lw lost t forty cannon infix in six battles they were acra victorious once oscr the finah bazaine destiny desti oyed cd mil all guns military stores and armant arms at puebla and other cities rather than turn tuni the mover to the mexican imperialists ria lia lists lits the imperialists bad won several battles and mcclai reclaimed 1 m ed GOO miles 6 territory but the Libei liberals als aro rapidly investing the capital and contracting w their lines 1 two tho fiebich gunhil Mun hil is sli showing owing mailed hind kindness ness to tho the americans who a nio io leaving the country 4 the senate has confirmed the foll following ming nominations united states miniver to sau san salvador A S williams governor of dako tn tat andrew J fiille F of pa arbitrator Albi oil odi the pirt of the united alss st alps to reGi reside dOrt at FA whittlesey lesey of oan N Y the at the committee on the alleg alleged d hands in thor thorlew New aorl custom house ex c J phaes much in censurable ce conduct on oil the part af e ir r nm be va ta lw t ai general order business bu which smythe bold out an and d tha poter A r geo F Thomp thompson soll senators Dool doollittle litle aud Pil terson and 0 urs mrs pony ilace hii ilan alfin business smythe ceif informed iniel mr humphrey that he h had obtained S 10 per annum for this from bessis miller 1 conger and on anee against being t faed pith in this manner wy tile coolly onried a of out of this it alis was shown ab own 81 0 out af pf this wits was divided as follows follo wg geo eo F thompson late of the dai jaby acs ics Sena genitor Se topi doolittle and 0 on n each abbl E embred III bree deputy col lector aliday ali dby him at once brow n secretary ry of tho collector andi by him rejected 2000 political leal fund mrs perry as ai a NV ashington ington woman 2 bergen this thib makes make up the so 0 ajeto correspond technically I 1 with smythes Saly thos thes oft reiterated asher assertion tion lie ho was not to of it this showily g li however 0 waver left him sale almonor 0 fand tho report also exposes existing systematized and protracted extortion A majority ot the impeachment committee com teo reported it examined elarge number of witnesses and collected a 1 largo large number of documents document but lave have been unable to conclude their labors they say however that charges have not been to such an extent n as to admit of no discussion also state that th it sufficient testimony has bas been taker taken to justify and demand a larther further prosecution of the investigation the minority of the committee le lep ported arted that thero there was not a pArti clo of aviden O to sustain the charges the judiciary committee lu iu their investigation gation of tho the discovery discover and arrest of it found or report that no effal t wa WAS made by the detective po police to 0 trace the cements of notwithstanding ding ample opportunity was offered offu red that the executive did lot hot notile bofil Y our minister inister ll ut rome kome that was going goin g there when the government h hid t 1 I e every y ei r et to believe that such wat wa hs his iti intention tsoa that lt tho the a d for his arrest was revoked novem her bei that flom august ath to octo ocio ber irth 1860 no steps we wen I 1 e taken to anest S i aratt then known to be in the military serica of the popl pope now new york march L 1 the heralds herald s mexican says miramor I 1 decently informed a gentleman that tho the southern confederates were yet hand band in land hand uth mth the imperialist and that abat go general moral hindman was corresponding hh teem in the hopp bopp that th t the two wo defunct might so work wark tp together gother as to make both a A times pschal says it is understood that a commission com to revise and all d report r 0 port A new tariff bill next winter will be appointed at the first session of the next congress conferrer s the maryland will joda today to day y elect it a united states senator in place of governor swann the choice is between ex E r governor francis thomas an and 1 1 I hon E B jones ThA president will sign tho the bankrupt bill when it reaches A tribune special bays that after much op polion 0 n in jhc thc executive session the nomination of general dix as minister BI luNter to france was confirmed by over two thirds third of the senators present pr elent cowans nomination va was so RO fiercely assailed that forced to move it tabled washington mar barcli ell L the of conference a appointed to act with tho the sell ite committee Commit tea on tho t I 1 or organ 11 bation of land di districts in tho the T territories t ors q recommended that the iiorio llou recede C ed a fron ts 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