The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
Don,effir 1,,tsIIigsnes.
PHILADELPHIA, January so.
CLOSE oE THE IMPEAcH1NRNT.
LANcAsrra I,nn,rx % LOG

LANCASTER, January, %, 1905.
ne lenate aienibed this day, according to their
reioiution of Saturday, II O'clock preoilely-pre-
ient "a members.
The three judges, of the fupreme court, appeared
IN few moments afterwards; and being feated at the
bar,
Mr. Reed "a fenstor) roie and faid. Mr. Speaker,
we are now arrived a: Important GAGE of this in
tereiting and evendul trial; we are now to pro-
nounee, according the conhtution the fentence of
conviction or acqutta upon the chief Justice and TWO
allocate JucSes OF the frprene of this common
weath and after full and fair trial as has ever ia
ken place III any court no evidence having been re-
uied, no arguments uaheard and upon the evidence,
we are before our country, to pronounce Judgment ;
pray, iir, that before we each dsiver opinion,
the article ofaccuiaton upon which this trial has been
had, may be read.
7beJeeater eftbt fnate-hallthe article of inpeach-
meBt be now read
The Itnafo,t agfTotrel-Aye!
7br clerk then read the article of the impeachment
at large
The eater then fad is the court ready to proceed
and the court anfwered, aye.
The Speaker fad, gentlemen Of the fenate, You have
attended this long and important trial, and you are
ready to pronounce Judgment before God and your
eountry you will fay gily or not gully each OF you.
The clerk will read the names of the members
TIE s!ei then read the names OF the ienators in al
ara tney dnlWereu as follows
James Brady, James Gamble, James Harris, John
Hester, Edward Heston, John Kean Pres.y C. Lane,
Christ Mayer, TIL. Mewhorter, VIM. Penne John
Richards net g'ckty.
Joieph Hart, Jonas Hartzell, Gabriel Hester VIM,
M Arthur, D. Montgomery, Thomas Morteu John
Piper, John Porter, William Reed Rud Sprangier,
John steeie,jo ohm Vance, Robert Whiteh I3-gyily
The number ufthe votes being reported to the Pca-
ker, by the clerk
| The C-eat.r ~
Jafper Yeates, and Thomas Smith, you nave been tried
upon an impeachment, brought against you by the
houfe of Representatives of the commonwealth and
You have heard the opinion of the court-there are
Is votes which declare you guilty., and l which de-
clare you not guilty; the number which declare You
guilty not amounting Notwithstanding 20 the
constitution you are ce9pitteG.
| The Judges thereupon Immediately roie andretired
And the court was clofed By an adjournment to the
chamber of the fenatc--and the committee of the
whole homie of representatives having reported the
houfe alto adjourned I'll, ten o'clock on Tueiday morn
ing
| We are authorized TO FAY, that at n1eetiEc
held at the Havana the 18th Nov. laft, by the
governor, intendant, &c. it was determined
that the importation of hores in foreign veilcls,
fhould ceafe from and after the 1T of this
month; and, that the privilege thereof fhould
be allowed only to Spaniih vefIels.
P. Gaz. Jan. 81.
II is rumored that Cejar AngnRn5 Rodney,
efq. is to receive the appointment of attorney
general OF 1ne Iinited States ~ the rs;o;s; ijf
Livi Lincoln, refsned.-PbR. PAPER.
The marquis Gaia Yru;o, ambaaador of
Spain, has arrived in Philadelphia from Wafl-
ington.