Mr. NYE. dI belielve it is the hdut 01: gross toprovi eampe ayto Cond teoer s another officers, and in miiht cases I believe it is cheat or service when they are paid liberally; but desire to call the attention of the Senate, before they vote on this question, to an organization that exists in these Depts, as up ears in that loyal paper, the National Intelligencer, on the morning of the 30th of last month. I desire simply to read that, and submit it to the Senate, so that they may seewhose salaries they are raising: Jonson barium rill. cans. In the proceedingsof this club last evening, upon motion of Richard H. Jackson. Esra. it was unani moir y Its solved, That the loyal papersof this city he requestedto publish the preamble to the constitution of the club, which is as follows: Whereasthe presenter isis of thiscountry calls for afull and honest expresenon of political sentiment, and a firm adhesionto the Constitution of our land, and the cardinal principles of government as enun ciated and established y 0ur uthers: wherciis the gesent Congressof the U.S., in usurping ejudicial and executive functionsof the tioyern ment. in overriding all State authority and Jurisdiction. in defying the manifest sentiments and Wishes of a vast majority of the people of the country, is rapidly ehaning our republiciin systemof government into despotism as unmitigated as ever was that of Austria; whereasWe are uncompromising] opposed to all such inroads upon the establishc principles of the Government and as unwaveripgly dorso and support the past and present administrative policy of President AndrewJohnson partic nlarly that of the reudiustment of the late rebellious States and whereasaslion meu, holdiniroffice updar his Administration, fool it incumbent upon us either to ptain him in his noble alerts to preserve the hand the es of the people union t n inf item offlwm. or. if opposins hhiimm,; to resiirnour positionsfor those who do sustain and whereas the political prescription by the several Depts of lic(im'crnment of the friends of the President is nhzise iinposition, rindhasbecome too Bum nutand oppressive to be longer borne without renionstrnnce und Resistnnce: therefore. for the purpose of strengthening.usfor as in our power, the iind so ftiio Chief Magistrateof the Republic against all attempts by a radical Congressto subvert the Ctilhillllilflll and the Government; for the purpose of our mutual protection and support ii rainst the present intolerant roscription of the resident's friends in thosevern Depts; andfor the purpose of the free and candid expression and interchantzc of our political opinions nntisentiments. we, employee and officersof the Government, do establilsh this, the constitution of the "Johnson dept iil Club” of Washington city, and cor i lly invite all (lllllpl0 'l"5of the Government in the DistCol. who inilorse the object and purpostisof this association, to join with us in the good “of l. Upon motion of the same gentleman it was also unanimously 1tuolocd. I‘hat this club cordiallyjndorse the late speechesoi the h norabic Secretariesof the Navy, War State, and rezisur Depts, resionsive to the invitation of the ntionni Union Clu i: that the free.candid and patrioticsentiiuents of the SecyTreasury are in perfect keeping with his well knmvn personaland political integrity, are creditable to him alike as a patriot and statesman, and do honor to the Government he represents: that the able and candid response of the SecyWar hasrenderedhim still more prominent in the history of the country., lfcnulvrll, That the replies of Secretary llnrlsn and AttyGen'S peed were charnote istie and leaveno room to doubt asion general y befieved butwhat theyare opposedto the President'sread Jcuhsitnicn rcyntopfotlhicey: that they are but clogs) themit Government obstaclesin the way of the early restoration of the Union prejudicing equally the successof the President’sadministration and the welfare of the country; that, as Cabinet officershostile to the uvowed policy of the President, they manifestly retain their positions in bridfaith for sinister and ulterior purposes, and to embnmms,:is far as they can his attempts to heal the woundsof the country. Iicing, at least.opposedto his policy, they are incapableof rendering him that assistance and earnest cot eration essential to its complete success, and shou (i give placeto others more worthy and competent who can. Thutjusticc to the people and to the Government, and the ncccssitics and wcl fare of the country, alike demand their immediate resignation or removal. ROBERT WRIGHT Pmt'denl. FERDINANDL. SABIHSNTO, Secretary. I should like to inquire of the Senfrom Wisconsin if the hen of this club is one of the men whose salaries he proposes to raise.