Mr. WILSON. The Senfrom Wise on. sin asks me if! referred to the present Executive in what I said of executive removals and abuses. I answer frankly that I did. Sir, I wish simply to say this: during the last summer and autumn we were assure that the President was making an experiment in organizing the rebellious States; we were told that if it did not succeed the remedy was in the hands of Congress. IVe were told, also, that differences of opinion among friends in regard to these modes of reconstruction were to e freely tolerated. The Presidentwent on in the course he had marked out for himself. The rebel States were reorganized; and ever one of those States reorganized since the 4t of March, 1865, is today as comlctely in the hands of the rebels as it was the a Jeff. Davis was captured. Nearly every one of these States has elected rebels to Congress, 3 loyal men in Virginia to the House, none from NCarolina SCarolina, Georgia, Alabama, Flor ida, ouisiana, one in Mississippi; none yet elected in Texas, where the election is yet to come; Hamilton is fighting for principle and for the cause, but he is to be overborne by the influence and power of traitors. I fear he receives no aid from this Administration. This was the condition of the country when Congress met. Congress, as in duty bound, cast about to see what was to be done, to see that these States should come in here, as I have once before said, loyal end foremost, and not. I rebel end foremost. The advocates of bringing y these States into the Government of the coun" Senfrom " try, rebel and foremost, through the public press and in other ways, have been calling on the President for the last 4 months to strike down the men who elected him and to reward men who would desert the principles, the ideas, “the. policy, and the measures of those who put this Administration in power. Faithful. true, tried, and honest men have been removed from office to make way for men who had no claims upon Office and who have simply shouted hosan nas to the President for the purpose of obtaining patronage and power. Was not a soldier removed in Philadelphia and a man who had not the public confidence of our friends there appointed in his place?