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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15
CONGRESSIONAL PROC EEDINGs'
[Continued from our Report Of Yesterday.
SENATE

THURS DAY, December IA, 1865.
Mr.. Harris was followed by Mr.. johnson,
of MARYLAND (who was q member of Presi-
don't Taylor's Cabinet with the deceased in
an eleg ant tribute to the wisdom and judg-
meut Of the deceased Senator
Appropri nte remarks were also made by
Messrs. Fessenden, Dixon, Riddle, Sumner,
and Poland
The resolution of Mr.. Foot was then adopt
ed. and the Senate djourned until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Sloan, of Wisconsin, introduced 4 res.
olution that the Committee on Roads and
Canals be directed to inquire whether per-
sons visiting the national capitol from the
West are subjected to any unnecessary in
convenience or obstacles in passing through
the city Of Baltimore, and to report to this
House, at an early day, whether it would
be Just and expedient to authorize the North
ern Central Railroad Company Of Pennsyl'
vania to extend their road to this city.
Agreed to. =,
| A resolution was adopted instructing the
committee on Ieconstruction to inquire into
the expediency OF establishing in this city a
national bureau of education, whose duty II
shall be to enforce education without regard
to race or color and to inquire whether such
a bureau could not be made an essential and
| part VI hny ~
tion.
Mr.. Paine submitted the following:
Resolved. That Justice demands that in the
case Of any increase of the standing army
within FIVE years from January, 1866, all new
commissions below that Of Lieutenant Gen
eral be granted to such meritorious and capa
bic volunteer officers and soldiers as have moi
heretofore hold commissions in the regula
army, and that such rs have been practically
disabled and nre incapable of performing
duties necessary in peace and war, shall b'
preferred in granting such commissions
Referred to the Committee on Military AT
fairs.
A message was received by the House from
the Senate, of a resolution passed by tina
body, of it's adjournment on account OF th'
death of Senator Collamor.
Mr.. Morrill, then rose and delivered IN elo
quent eulogy on the deceased, and, in con
clusion, moved that the usual tribute OF re
spect paid by Congress in such cases b.
shown to Mr. Collamsr.
Mr.. Morrill, was followed by Messrs. Wood
bridge of Vermont, Raymond Of Now York
Giider Of Kentucky, and Wentworth Of I'LL
nois, in appropriate remarks.
Mr.. Morrili's motion was then adopted
and the Hoqss adjourned
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LO a l. ~ 10 w -.

The DFrrouLTY BETWEEN JUDGE 0LIS
AND Mr. BRADLBI.-This morning at 10 O'Clock,
being the time set for the return Of the rule
served upon Mr.. Bradley, to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt Of court by
using language charging that tho presiding
Judge was a liar, = very large crowd was in at
tendAnce-nearly every member Of the Wash
ington bar being In the courtroom.
At twenty Ave minutes before eleven o'clock
the Court was opened, when Judge 0lin said !
was about to observe, Mr.. Bradley, that q rule
was yesterday made by me directing you to
show cause this morning why you should not be
punished for contempt Of court committed on
yesterday, as alleged. ! am UNIV ling, how
ever, on further reflection, TO do anything ut this
point Of time to interfere with the progress OF the
trial. or to deprive the parties litgant Of any
right which they have aud certainly ought to
enjoy, by reason Of your employ ment rs conn
sci, and would therefore suggest, Mr.. Bradley,
that you 60 and complete your argument OF
the cause, aud let this matter be postponed until
Saturday or Monday morning.
Mr.. Bradley said he desired to hle his answer
to the rule laid upon him, and he would read 1t
to the Court.
Judge Olin replied there was no necessity for
reading it., unless he wanted the case disposed
Of this morning
Mr.. Bradley said ~ will consult with my
colleague, and be very glad to render my client
any service. Istand here for them, and for them
alone "
The answer was hled, aud the court took a re-
cess for twenty minutes and upon reassemblinR
Mr.. Bradley continued his argument to the Jury
The Brown and Wiley case will probably be
closed to morrow, aud the case against Mr..
Bradley come up on Monday morning.
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PERSONAL.

MARSHAL KEYEs, of Boston, i at Willards'.
MAJOR CHAs. o. Rooms, editor and pro-
prietor of the Boston Journal, arrived at Will
lards' to-day.
Mr.. JAMES Il. MURDOCH, who had been
under the hospitsble roof Of Mr.. Franklin Philip
during his recent illness, left for Philadelphia
yesterday, much restored.
MAJ. GEN. HATCH arrived in town this
morning.
JAMES FULros, editor Of the Wilmington
On. C.) Journal, died there yesterday.
Ex. LIEUT.. Gov. HuSTIsGros, of Massa.
chusetts, and many times mayor OF Lowell, died
on Tuesday.
MRs. ELIzABETH KANE BIssELL, widow
OF the late Gov. W. II. Bisse Of Illinois, died at
Belleville, In that State, Dec. g.
BREvEr MAJ. GES. MoTr has been ap.
pointed paymsStsr OF the CaIndey aud Amboy
Railroad Company, in the plae, OF W. p. Nc.
MiehSsl, Esq. Brig. Gen. Hickman Ia u con,
duetor on the Central railroad. Brig. Gen. Me
Alister is quietly residing at Belvidere, engageC
in attending to his own Affairs.
Letters received in Harrisburg from
Charleston, s. C., cOAyey the intelligence that th
health of Gov. CrRrIE has much improved, ant
that he was then in a condition promising tn,
-most beuenoial results from the voyage. Th
United States revenue cutter on board whiel
Gov CrRTIS and suite left Philadelphia touche,
at Charleston, where the letters referred to wer
.indited. This information Of tho imprOv ement o
the Governors health will be received by tn
people Of PennSylvauia with great qualification
WV. l.. MARSHALL, of Fitohburg, Mass.
who was seventeen years old when his fathe
died inSolvsnt, has just paid mp the balance q
his fathers Indebtedness, principal and interest
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THE SPEECH OF HON. n. p. BANKS.

We need not bespeak Of our readers care
full perusal of the speech of Hon. NATHANIEL
P. BANKS, delivered last evening before the
National Equal Suffrage Association, in the
Unitarian Church, in this city. The subject
is one which engages all minds in the present
political crisis, and it was handled in mas.
terly manner in this speech. Those who pc.
ruse it will hnd new light shed upon many
points that have hitherto seemed doubtful.
The report we give is an admirably faith.
ful and correct one, made exclusively for
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, by Mr.. J. j.
McELHoSR, one of the Congregational Globe
reporters, and one of the very best and most
expert photographers in the country.
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ALL letters relating to the subscription Of, or
advertising In, the REPUBLICAN, should be sd
dressed to tho publishers, As above.
All letters or communications intended for pub
hcation, or In any way relating to the editorial
department. Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, as above.
Business and other correspondents will greatly
oblige the Publishers aud the Editor by comply
ing with the above suggestion.
To CORRESPONDENT. No notice can be taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever is
Intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writsr-not necessa.
rily for publication, but as guaranty Of Its good
faith.
We cannot undsrtsks'to rsturn rejected com.
muEicationa.
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N. II. PERREaAULT, who has astonished the
scientific classes OF Paris and London, has now
permanently located herself at Albany, MY.
Madame Perregault, by the aid Of her wonderful
TO produce lifa-like picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the patron, together with the
date Of marriage, leading traits Of character, oc
cupstion, etc. This Is no humbug, rs thousands
Of testimonials can assert. She will send, when
desired, q written guarantee that the picture IL
what II purports to be- By stating age, height,
complexion, color Of eyes and hair, and enclos-
ing 90 cents aud stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture BY return
mall. Address
MADAME NJ H. PERRRGAULT,
p O. Drawer O2 Albany, N. Y.
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sunDRIEs TO suNppIEs.


COLD to-day---isn't it,
One HUNDRED Chattanoogans have formed
. volunteer police force
The last Montana nugget Is valued at
80, 50O
RoeER PRroR hangs out his sbingle as a
lawyer in New York.
LOUIS NAPoLEoS has knocked of smoking.
Doctors orders.
UrAH wants to become State, and asks
for an enabling act.
TnE Virginia House of Delegates ha,
tabled the resolutions In favor Of JEFF. Davis.
"oScE q major always q major" whether
major general or major minor, so to speak
as the Alexandria Journal ought TO know.
THE Attorney General of Wisconsin has
commenced proceedings with a view to close
up twenty-five State banks.
THE Montgomery (Alsbams) Maii speaks
Of the ratification Of tho anti.slsvery amend.
ment as "politic but painful"
THE +. d. anxiously await the appearance
of Stephens wb. is expected to pour oil on
the troubled waters.
The man that Edmund About tolls Of, who,
after having kindled his nre, stuck cork in
the end of the bellows to save the little wind
that was left in them, was Of an avaricious
mind.
TaE Tennessee House Of Representatives
laid on the table the bill allowing the adopted
daughter of Andrew jackson to spend the
remainder Of her days at the Hermitage.
inc chattanooga Gdssne says this Is virtu'
any turning her out oil doors.
GAIL HAMILTON says one can be daughter,
sister, friend, without impeachment Of ones
sagacityi but it's dreadful endorsement of
man TO marry him. 1t may be here re-
marked that the rule works both ways, and
that Gail Hamilton has not yet been en-
dorsed, although she came of endorsablc age
some time since.
| CAPT. W. z. CRAiGHILL, United States
engineers, stationed at Baltimore, issues a
circular, in which he announces movement
which has just been inaugurated to erect at
West Point monument to the memory oil
Maj. Gen. Mcpherson. 1t proposed to de.
post the remains OF this iamented and gal
liant officer at West Point, If his friends will
permit their removal.
A TELEGRAM has just been received al
Nashville, Tennessee, from President John
son. IN which he says, speaking of the negro
testimony bill; at is to be regretted that
the Legislature has rs yet taken no step in
dicating that public sentiment is moving in
the right direction"
FRox Toledo, Ohio, we learn that the re
mains Of Jonathan Gillett, formerly OF the
firm Of Wright, Gillett h Rawson, Of New
York, and more recently of Toledo, who dis
appeared three years ago, have been found
in Toledo under circumstances which leav,
no doubt of his having been murdered. Tht
Mayor of Toledo has offered reward of a
thousand dollars for the apprehension of tn,
murderers.
The substantial wooden frame lately erect
ed in the hall Of the House Of Representa-
tives, at the Capitol, is not intended Us q
scsffold for hanging JEFF. Davis as was re
ported by some pc rsons yesterday, but il
will form pedestal on which is to bo placed
| .-.-,. -, r A.. ....,u ~
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EsPEY BURGD DoRFF,
II GARNET MAKERR AND UPHOIgTRRRl


We take this method Of returning thanks 10 our
former friends and customers for the liberal pa
tronags bestowed upon us before the late hre on
seventh street. At which they lost all their tools
and stock OF materials and beg leave to state that
they have leased the new store -
ON STREET, ONE DOOR EAST OF SEVENTH.
We are now prepared to manufacture, repair,
varnish all kinds Of furlitpre, put down carpets,
&c and to do all business connected with up &.
manner and at the shortest notice. By striCt at
tsntion to business and moderate charges We
hope 10 merit share Of the public patronage.
KsPEY BURaDoRrf..
WASIHaroJ, Nor. u, lsea aOis'H
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WHAT HAS BECOME or THEs.-The New
York Tribune thus frankly alludes to some
Of its attaches: We had our Shoddy- Prince,
whose career showed how nnch splendoI
could be gathered from rags: our Copper.
head our Cotton Shark our Reliable Cen
tleman; our Intelligent Contrssband They
were creations Of the war, and passed away
with the return of peace. Our Gun.COn'
tractor is now in the Pardon Brokerage bust,
ness, and, We understand, makes q goodlJ
sum of money by the dispensatiOn of Execu'
tive clemency. Our Cotton shark is Claim
agent, and makes from 20 to 500 per cent
on soldiers pay and bounties--a business
created and facilitated by the tardinesS and
injustice Of the War Department.
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The Executive Mansion.

The Cabinet was in session this afternoon,
all the members being present. Lieut.. Cen
GRANT was in attendance at their delibcra'
tion,. This morning Senators FEssESDEs
Of Maine, DooLIrrLE Of Wisconsin, Wilson
Of Massachusetts,, and STEWART Of Nevads,
paid their respects to President JOHNSON.
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Georgia-Gov. Jenkins TO be lnsugu-
rated.

rated.
A Milledgoville dispatch says the ProVis-
ionnl Governor has sent to the Legislature
the following dispatch:
WARRINGTON, December II.
The Governor-elect will be inaugurated,
which will not interfere with the Provisional
Governor. You will receive instructions in
a few days in regard to being relieved. Why
cannot you elect SENATOR l would issue
no commissions TO members Of Congress, but
leave that for the incoming Governor. We
are under obligations to you for the noble,
efficient and patriotic manner in which you
discharged the duties Of Provisional Gov
ernor, and you will be sustained by the Gov
ernment. ANDREW JOHNSON,
President.
A committee was appointed to wait upon
Mr.. jenkins, and learn when 1t would suit
him to be inaugurated. 1t is understood
that he desires to know his real status before
taking his seat.
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Ns-lron I'm tho Biood.-The Peruvian
Syrup supplies the Blood with Its LrPB ELEMENT,
IRoN infusing STRENGTH, vIaoK, and NRw Lips
into the whole system. For DYsPErsIA, DEoPsr,
CHRONIC DIARRH1A, DEBILITr, FEMALE wRAK-
NEssBs, Rro., II is q specific. Taousdnds hdvs
been changed By the use Of this medicine from
toedk, sickly, suffering creatures, 10 strong,
healthy, and happy men and toonsn.
A 81 page pamphlet sent Free
Price tI per bottle, or Q for Is.
J. p. DINSM0RE, SO Dey st., New York.
Sold by druggists generally. oc2s-smd&w
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ISLAND SADDLE, HARNESS. COLLAR,

IL AND TRUNK MANUFAUTORY.
HI. LRESNITZBR, 693 Seventh street. near
MARYLAND avenue, keeps constantly on hand, Of
his own manufacture, and at the lowest cash
prices, Harness, Collars, Spurs, Whips, Brides,
Saddles, Bits, Curry combs, Brushes, and every
article to be found In First -elass Establishment.
Trunks, Harness, &C., repaired In the most sub
stantial manner aud upon terms very reasonable.
Give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
nolB-2m
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Oregon Ratifies the Anti-sIavery
Amendment.

The Secretary of State received yesterday
the following dispatch:
"sALEH, oRBooS, Dee u, 1888
''Hon. ". II. Sstodrd!
"oregon ratified the amendment yesterday
Glory to God! BAN Z. MAY
" Secretary Of Btats."
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.
Senators and Representatives can have the
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered reg.
ularly and promptly at their residences, ia
wrappers, by ordering it through the secre,
tary of the Senate, the Clerk of the House Of
Representatives, or at the Office of the RE,
PUBLICAN, No. 5ll Ninth street, near Penn.
sylyania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15

The Richmond Dispatch abuses Webster's
Dictionary like - Confederate. Wesup-
pose its enmity may proceed from the fact
that the book defines the word " "disloyalty, "
which. according to Senator sanlsbury, ought
not to have place in a republican diction-
arv
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~ United States Sanitary Commis-
sIoS-CgSrRAL OFFICE, wAsHIEoroH, d G., No.
yembsr l, ls65.-Au persons who may hold uu-
settled claims Of any kind against the Sanitary
for adjustment to the General Secretary, at the
Central Olhce Of the Commission without delay.
JOHN 8. BLATCHFoRD,
no3-mWf2m General Secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15

IRIS REPORTED that Gen. BUTLER, who Is
at Willards', is soon to Wmoork the seven
vials of his wrath upon the head of the Gen.
eral-in- Chief
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BLACKSMITH AND wHERLwRIdHT,

Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, south side,
Will attend promptly to all work connected with
the above branches and, also, ,HoRsE-sHoklNd.
l.Ouh
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 15-l:10 p. m.-Cotton
dull at 40. Flour advanced 6a10 cts. Wheat
advanced 1a2 cents. Corn adcanced cent.
Beef steady. Pork and Lard firm. Whisky
dnll
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The 7th regiment are preparing to give a
splendid ball in New York this winter
three thousand tickets, at twenty dollars
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sAYFoRps method OF book keeping 10 q
system Of checks and balAnceS--of many
checks against nary balance.
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AS-Twcnty-ny -nye Cents TO Save Twon:
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equal to new. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
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Chemists and DruggiBts,
nolS-d&wsm New York.
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As- To Members OF Congress and
orHERs. Every description Of JOB PRINTING
executed promptly atthe Old Stand, Qate Gideon
4 Pearsop,) oil Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue, over oilee Of the NATIONAL RRPuBLicAS.
JOS. L. PEARSON,
dAS.Rtd Book and lob Printer.
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AB- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, IN
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
FRIDAY, December Is, Is

fRtDAr, December 10, 1850.
The following gentlemen were admitted attor-
neys and counsellors Of this Court:
On motion Of Hon. Reyerdy Johnson, Fred
erick A. Aiken, Esq. Of this District. On motion
OF Hon. Caleb Gushing, Stephen @. Clark, OF New
York.
No go. The United States plaintiffs in error VS.
lie Roy N. Wiley. Argument Of motion to dis
miss the cause continued by Attorney General
Speed In opposition thereto, aud concluded by
Mr. Larocque In support thereof.
No. &, original docket Er pdrte In the matter
Of A. II. Garland, Of Arkansas, petitioner The
argument In support OF the petitioner was com
meneed by Mr.. Watt II. Carpenter, OF Mtlwsu-
kee, and continued by Attorney General Speed in
opposition thereto. In this case Mr.. Garland,
who was an attorney and counsellor ofthe court
before the rebellion, aud was afterwards engaged
In the rebellion, has been pardoned on taking the
oath Of amnesty, and claims the right again to
practice at the bar of the Supreme Court. without
taking the test oath prescribed by Congress.
Mr.. Carpenter argued against the constitution
alty Of the test oath, claiming that the taxing
Of the oath Of amnesty and receiving pardon
thereupon wiped ont the crime, and restored the
party TO all the rights before enjoyed.
The Attorney General contended that while the
taking the oath Of amnesty restored the party to
citizenship and remitted the punishment, 1t did
not purge him from guilt, aud that the test oath
is required in his case Both arguments were
characterized by signal ability,
Hon. ReYerdy johnson, for the petitioner,
stated that he would not be able to conclude his
argument to day; and the further hearing OF the
case was postponed to Friday next
The Court adjourned to Monday, at II o'clock.
BAIL FOR CoURT.-Justice Walter to-day
gave his decision In the case Of the Board Of
Metropolitan Police Commissioners against the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company. Az
ter hearing all the evidence and having the case
under consideration, the Justiee decided that
running the cars through the streets 10 nui .
sanoe and prejudiciRl to the lives and health OF
the citizens, but the law gave the magistrate NO
power to act In the case. He therefore held
James Doyle, L. J. Gilbert H. L. Peyton, and
R. II. Smith, engineers and conductors ON the
train which was stopped by the officers, 10 Dali
for court in the sum Of &900-it being misde-
meanor which must be tried In higher court
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT Yesterday after.
noon about o O'Clock. a eolored woman named
Emma Proctor, residing on Third street, near
MARYLAND avenue, accidentally shot herself i4
the knee, while carelesSly handling a pistol, In
dieting q very painful wound. physician was
summoned and dressed the wound.
PosrPoxEp.-otto and Nickel. the two
man who were arrested few days ago for shoot.
ing the oolored boy VIM. Walker, came before
Superintendent Richards, but the case was post
poned until Saturday week, It which time II IL
ihought the boy walker will bs sbls to appsar
against thsm.
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as-Consumption, Serofula, Rheuma-
tism, &c. .--HEDGEMAN 4 cos Genuine Medi-
experience, the most valuable remedy In use,
as while II cures the disease, II gives strength
and flesh to the patient Warranted pure and
made from Fresh Livers. Sold BY Druggists
generally. HEGEMAN& CO,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol9-daw3m New York.
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INTERNAL REvENUE REoEIPrs.-Tho re.
oeiPts reported to-day at tho InteraAl Reve.
nue. Bureau amounted to S40O, 900.
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81 Chapped Hands and Face, Sore
Lips Chilbialns, &c.-HEGEMAN l. cos Cam
phor Ice, with Glycerine, cures Chapped Hands,
&c Immediately, aud will keep the skin soft
and smooth In the coldest weather. Sold by
Druggists. Price Is cents. Sent by mail for S5
cents HEGRMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nolS-d&w3m New York.
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yBHow ME WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
fIBsg CossPIRAcIEs, WHO HAS FIRED
sTRUcTioSs TO TAKE OUR FoRTs, AND Gus.
TON HOUSES, AND ARsBNALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW YoUATRAIToR.
WERE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
SON DID IN 1905, WITH AARON BURR. I
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, ~
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
SCOPE or THB CONSTITUTION, By THE
BTBREdL GOD WOULD RxECUTB
THEN. " ANDREW JOHNSON, fn the United
Stdfes Ssnnte--Msreh Cd. 1881.