New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
,,o,,.r ov REPRESENTATIVES,.


NJ, CuNIyS Mel sav~ u..tu'+ Of lis Intention 10
;,t~n',,, Ii,'t.t.ydi.y fhc Ta'T itw, ani impose
,rcfc 6ni;e 90 iron sur o.be, arc's to which that
u.ipcipio Gao ~ 8rphed
fm unUIE md introduced a ioint reso1tipn
y.iG' >iex to ohaiu modification reduction Of
,ba d,sy on 4 nCIictn tou.ocO ry foreieu govern
,~e,to which Hns referred to tie Committee on Asn-
The contid-ra'ion cf the Watrous Impeachment
xaso was iefune1.
Mr. SIFPnENS iGe.l said This The drst time
81 tten 1t ha3 he,I rltje 20 -p-acl Federal oii.
Ger oi coTiuI tiop4 fact which could no. be applet
10 snv oiLcf country. The imp"acument mast not
only be ioT an ofnss, ~. for hish cam tnl mise
n. uroi, ard IL Huure mus urt dct rili'c the Or
fensc acc,TGirg 10 the grncin's 81 tie GO nnon law
" 1t De tue, az tle Spencer Acuotiai says. That
JUDGE WatiOns became sccurts ana lraudue ~ IL
trested in lsrd cai'0, witt the purpose ~ Aiga 70
II in his 0Dn COeIt, Do ~0ud Dc corfu nn1 Tie
cla,co hold b. fIihg;h II liz ited y'hs S;La'e
He bc wover bad faiCd - zee 're whit 10 the evi
dencc Get sbl..hire eu,h hc NJe was II true t1st
Jucec WaIcus Colec-lc iis ntesrs, III cef-eia lalt
Geefs pe00ng 10 lis oSn C1ut fur i1ur y"ar=, a1d
until detected. TIE .osn whether ligh or lov, who
would deliberately sah1cr another, he would 10. BE-
bevc or oath.
Me.sls. CRAIGE N. c., MILLSON Va anl
REAGAN tIe1ash ''tcTptting, made e%pleusi"os,
which, hoWtytf, DID u,t sa'i-ly Mr. STEPHENS,
VITO, IN the cour.c of his ieniuss, si'd It Jat-5
Nurous made errors 10 bi9 ruling, they c"nli nave
been ctrect@o hy an eTpcal TO tie supreme Court.
Br HOUSTON lAia said that the 'Qt'On
beTetofore repeated from portion Of the C"mnI't'ee
on the judiciary that Judge Watrous ought TO be i'm
peaciod Cf high crime, dud III f~meanoTs, did not
pas uVou the crit iurucetce Of tire eccascd. Tat
was for The S'Ia'e the on'y competent Coun 10 de-
eide. He 6Igucd that fcu-., must POI nccessarIy
be such as itd cable II hr N oflef {, impcaHh-
ment, ard in suppor u hs rrCr ucn, ted the Hasc
OF Jtdge pckcrtg >hD was cieui'-sed irrln Office
Of The charges sgaiaat hin being drunkenness on
the bench.
TIE e0lution pending 10 favor of ppc hneut,
for which the Iiou-e, by III ag4nst -, al ptef
Bubsft'to that the testimony taon before the J1di-
cis'y COMMITTEES in the Of Judge " irOls Is iu-
sufficient 70 jus'i(y the preertns o articles Of im-
poachmont ageiust lin fir high ccimes and misfe-
1oeanors. The House egrecd TO the resolution thus
smeDocd by ll3 against IS.
Mr.. Royce IS c. cslsd up the report made from
the Coz uitiee Elections las sessiOD, stating tat
Ii appear there such tumus. Tiot-, iutinie-
tior and ioiustic, in 'he frrd Congregational Dis
"tiic;, Baltimore 10 November, 1871, that there
"could not be o fsr elections thqt il shall therefore
be docaIed null ard yo1, and that the Speaker be
"requesec 70 nOt tbe Governor % Mar; land Of the
fact"
Mr.. BOYCE offered a resolution admitting Mr..
White vino contests the right Of Nj. Harris t. scat
on the dOOT of the House during the consideration of
the snlicct. with the lieh. 10 spe k.
Poudlug tie consldeIaiOn Of the subject, the House
nffo