The national Republican., 1862-05-23
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.ss,nss tbe cu'dus Of timber from the public
lande. lurin
oAPrUas ~ NEW ORIkANs.
On mOlin Of hr. GRInES, 'f Co.,
Resoipsd d. That the SeCretxry Of tho Navy be,
directed to furnish to the Senate copies Of the
official reports Of the recent engagement IN
the Niasisslppt river, resulting In the capture
Of Forts JaokWn And 81. Philip and the city Of
New Orleans. and .hs dsstruotion Of ths rebel
thereof. with autographs Of the accompanying
dtagrxms and skstohes, be printed for the use,
"f the S-n .ts. snd one Thousand 0opiss for the
use of he Navy Department. ........-
r- paorECriox TO AralcASs. /!
lOn morton Of NJ. SUMNER. ......,
Resoiued, Thai the chxirmxn of ,hs Commit,
toe IN the District of Columbia he directed I"
prhect sarsnBs ,t African descsat IN washing
idu fr"m unconstitutional seizure "a fugitive
slaves. or from SEIZURE By disloys n persons.
HgiLsf OF JUHN GOLDiSG.
% motion Of Mr. SAUL BURY, tbs bill for
tbs relief st y bh, Goldins wss tskeS mp and
pAssed. ,....... ,
,. LAND GRANTS ron NhI.E8Es. 7' ..b
NJ. WADE moved 70 lake Up he bill grant
log 'lshds for tbe benefit! Of Ns,icultnrss ana
aechanicai education. ,iI
tUs mOtlOU " tSUtud HNBtu. WNo utVct EUtMH ~
II, M o,hers, occupying The mor,irg hour.
I'M Il being oaa O'Clock. went ovsr nudsr ihrl
rule. .,..,,.,-.. o.. ~.
IArsAC8Agkr or JUD0s HUnrBRkY8. nu
RI. Secretary Of the Senate. John W. Forusy.
ad.nioistcrrd the prescribad oath N the Preei.
dent Of The SENATE. Hannibal Hsmlin. who sub
seoaeuuy adminlstsred ihe came 10 Senators
calling them Alphabetically BY Tours
The Ssrgs snt st Arms notidsd tha Houas Of
the readiness Of tbs Senate 10 rec i've The man
.gers on ,he part NJ the Houss, chosen 70 cx
hibit srtioies ii Impeachment against wcst H
Humphreys, judge Of the diatrict court ot he
UnIlei staiea for the several districts Of the
:upsschmcut agai1st him Tor bish crimes and
mlsdemeanors. ha L.1
The managers from ,bs House, Mesms. Biug.
ham and Psndletou from Ohio. Dunlap Of Ken
.ucky, and Train o( Massachusetts. having been
snnouncsds b. ,ths Ssrgesntst Asns. that on.
C,.r msde proClsoa,iee ooaaAaaiag silesoe. on
oain II Jjmprissa neot. and II. BINGHAM
rssd The aG1l1Als > Of impeachment, e WhIoh the
following ie synopis: s:,H-,g........s. o.
Article l. ThAl, rsgsrdlsss Of his duties xs \
citizen OF the United States, Of the duties Of his
nfioe, and Of his cfAoisl oAth, the satd West
1850, in the city Of Nashville. In the State of
Tsnnssses, at y public meeting held In said
city. did endsavor, by public apes0h. to inotts
revolt and rebellion against the Consultation
snd !hs Govsrp.'na 2, y. United u.s s!tss' snS
State, By m ordinance Of secession, W absalve
themselves from all allegiance 10 the Govern
.s.t. the Constitution, and laws Of th' Unitsd
Ars. y. That, 10 tho ysar Of our Lord 1861, he
ND, together with other ev,l.minded persons.
support aod advocate An act called ~ ord
nance of accession. declaring the State Of Ten.
nesase lNdsrendent Of The 0overnmsnt Of the
United STATES.
did in conj anction With other. organize armed
rebellion agsinst the United States, and levy
war against them. 80"
al. 4. .Thsi. On ths arst day Of August, 1851,
and On divers other days sinoa: thu said West
s,p.l Il ei%s.y
"n oppose, BY fo,oe, the authority 0f the
ovsrnsnsnt Of The United s,s,es.pt ' =
| AT. s. That the sH.d West n. Humphreys.
With intent y prevent the due admInislrs,i,n
Sta's Of Tennessee. hes neglected and refused
10 hold the dis riot court Of the United States,
a. by law required 10 do, within the several
districts Of tho State, ever since the hrst day
Ats. That, 10 the yasr 1861, hs did unIaw
fully act as Judge d An illegally oonsututsd
tribunal within said State, cal ed the distrio,
court Of the q C,nfederste Stx % Of America,
and that he thers assumed powers unlSwiul
I'm, \ Stissn nj said stats. TO he arrested and
required ~ swear allegiance 10 ths proisodsd
government Of The Confederate Ststss Of
Amsrics; and, upon hts refusal 10 d. 80, the
said Humphreys did require and receive y
within said State he should keep the peace.
and dscrsed that said Dickinson should leave
. To dsoresing the oonnaoation 70 the use Of
tho Confsdersts States q !. America o. properly
! the property OF one Andrew johnson and one
). In causing oitixsns of the Uaitsd sla,es "a
DO unlawfully arrested because Of their fidelity
Stasss, and 6soauss N their rejection Of and
resistance to the unjust and assumed authority
Of said Confederate statss of America.
Art. 7. Thst sMd West H. Humphreys, as-
.uming e ac, - jadss. q snid iricao.l Known y
| % Amerios, did 10 The year l86 with tntsnl
| to injurs ono William G. Brovnlow, n citizen oi
| the 0uitsd States, cause sSid Brow nlow to br
unlaW aWfully srreated ~ dinpris ned wt,bin said
State. And The aorss e Rsp.ssspiss''T'ss, ,s 's o.
Of exhibiting st any time hereafter ANY inr,heI
articles, or other HcGnsxtioD or Impeachment
| az gainst the said West b. Humphreys, and tlAo
| Of replying 70 his answers wnich no sha ~ IKE
unto the articles hetain preferred against him
and of Offering proof 10 the same and every
part thereof, do demand that the said Wsst II
Humphreys may be put " answer ths high
Or mes and misdemaanors herein charged
against him. and that such proc sedings exam
i inxtions, trials. and Judgments may be ,hsre
upon had and given rs may bs agreeable II
law and Justice. na gpUo- 5., ,e..g
The reading having been concluded, ths
President appotiaesd that ths SeSsts would
TAXA proper osdsr en- ths subject Of which
due notice should bs given 70 the Houss oI
Representatives. '''''.'T 'Sa '' '.'''. .... 10
THE TAX BILL.
The tax bill thea csxns up; tbs pcudlus
smendment beiog that 70 make the bonds O
ths collsctors q lien on The real estats OF tht
collectors and their seoasillss which wss 70
/ iectSd, a Es ~ 4. -. * e.. sazt ,
7 J q gUivHgs=. q n-u ns. b.YlEUlh ,ll
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