Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
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-" - l-l 'n impeachment case On
hand. ... g.. -s.s-. ..-s.ue time. West n
.rnf .f IS. Hi Tenn 1ssce, not only disrc-
-.rG,.l lbs. ..-l-i.-a as , sworn iud 70 of tbc T..
state. won't -cuvely 10 work for the
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l.t .l tHtie- %! giving theSenate notice
of sr...,r... r,,l.ta.. fl, ,,..,i. +L.. inn
Tg.t m.r.. asi aH the part Of the Senate,
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h.rr. ha PC through with, Monday.
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'At TIE 'H appointed bad arrived,
li# .u5 tae House were together. tie
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the a....sr.. But 10 " est II. humphreys
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.ta jane. AMI order was made to
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N.--.. . nj Nashville, Ten, for hIm 70
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Oh. D.-.T. . uTu.I 30 that day.
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~ 49, ~ ~ a. - s.i,,ia.
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ester tili-e'- ID = :! ian' Il 1l :, NV - .
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ark, all -lt-
Tho tli Presenting an addltlonal catA i9f
.Taud su1 l-'il JureIs Tas taken up ana passed.
sa1s 3D. -sT- ..
r-.b- 55-r--- af- Fe-nbsi-sI delorate from
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,.-55l ~, -. admission Of Utah as a State on an
t -. - 49,. ----irsI etsteg Teferred
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5-.-,.- 1,eH,,+ C0ii,, ,ea-el the rllgw-
5..-. rt4+flfs U.nss heard with sincere
- +l, o-s,,,stirr ~ f,o-intb a the oc.
.- r.. -, -, ,;4Iout he loss II life.
M .1.. -. .b2nl. Of his House are due to Ma
81 f.-.-=-sI TTaJlaoL and the other brave men IN
Am -i- --s- si,nai ' sebievomoat IL r1 and, more
.-sr rsst i7 common With the whole country,
.-.- -5s MD r-i1ies 70 see The C5nstitution as
-t ~-- -r I-,i1, a. :, vvas. ma 7ntained and re-
80; ---Is-s ,ritiout arv furtber efusi9n Of
-.-.1 Nd
~ l-.I.s-5i,b,,7 undertook To fyros his reso-
80, .--.--.b h, ,,..,Irg tbe rrevious question;
t.t ,Is lir,15s v-5,,Id not 30 il. His motion for
+se rreris,ss question resolved hut 35 votes-sc
sir Cox Ohio offered the following resoiu-
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F.s-'l-4 That the President be requested, if in
bus opinion il Is not incompatible with the public
interest o. submit 20 this House whatever in
suslzz between THIS country and foreign POW
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Wr. MN N. - offered resolution ;hat, in
-ae je-sa.ent Of the Hogss, tie Commander in q,
.-Ii.ossrs e5lsmsndnc AN. districts in the rstei
states TO issue PToel+mation. that tho army Of
mon tbe properly of ali those in REBELLION. and
,aose who give aid and comfort to the enemies q
T5a resolutiop was adopted BY So agains, 80.
Dir. -lian DAD intfolGeed bill to repeal
pel5rr.5 TO tie judiciary Committee.
Mr. Julian then offered resolution i3siIHeii9e
r5setI oltlst law.
if- ao,man (lna) moved to lay Tie resolution
f..ios carried ~ Cs sg.ias, 81.