, 1866-05-01

til 10 hare 90 days 10 Hle 1rgGmense. and defend.
tnito have sixty days from that TING to H!o bfiefs
-tttc;2s -tttc2s Madison Y Jotnsou rs, J.. T. Jones ct ii.
SANG as a9t, a9i. Alex {, Davis r. Leopold Upa:
man. Confined On nnIion Of JonnEou. 3ls.
Frederick SIollu{ rF. Oliver ". ONLY Edpe,seadea
aloHed. 16S. Alex Campel ct u. ~ The State Of
llnnie. No,ton secpsta.e by F}emmlnc; mo-
tton ails,esd by consenl Of parties and ca9.e sub.
Horace Burton r.. George cn:fss. Argument
commenced b5 na5nes for appellant, and Dent for
appellee. =
The Court adjourned 1ntil to-morfoW. When q.
decAet ca. wilf be aGl s62 2Gl. a6s, n, I'll, III,
27e, IS, s35, ese, 315, a23, 32i+ rs.
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WAsn1S"7oS' April 30.
>. SENATE
Mr.. CHANDLER rote TO make personal e1
Organization Ia the c!ty known y a. al ths SNationa
1t,fes,'' as a rebel organization. THIS he .alnce
leaned aas 4 mistake; .. -
construction, reported certan bills and joint reso
lasion watch have ALREADY been pah!ithed: ue
q tae eommi4sc e accompany the ,,ll1s and the
this report bad not yet been completed. He hoped
to te nb'e to present It 10 tho SENATE betors long
a. noM rose to a personal explanation. lie
qau ssen N NC tpoS:a, aespasnee in t9s SsM York
tifsua Fstaelapa tAAt dovefnoF fafrch!ld va!
81, nf 'rne e t1e r0aa d1
Guild was hele ta set'le ACCOUNTS between tho Gen
III soots o a1d 1as fse e q ahs
aoWe ea!d tne ASSISTANT fostmss!ef Genetal had
1eMarked Tint 70 ,nan should eat President John
o'eaa sRo 1s1 Hh9 a at h
the Assistant Postmarter General that lie publ1s
patronage Of this country was designed a. IN In
sisumen. for dfagoonine The people into the sup
nj. RAMSEY offered petition for relief to the
poof Of Al1hansa. which was ttfas1rd to Tho Com
MITE n, 4GsbDi 81 thi: called N. IN, n ,n,,,,,.
the connfrucIion nj rcrin,n hftfres y, itA Mi.,s
sipl Mscr ii Quincy, Ilinoie, for railroad purno
tt;; 81. c,,,,r. an,., ...,,.,,r. ..,,', ,s ~,
adopted. authorizing thc chicago Bu1lfp- ron &
Quincy Railroad to hsidge rho Miteissippl At Brl.
ltngtoq;
wns adopted, amhor!z,n: the eoustruction Of \
hll}ge al HANNIBAL 40. The hIlt ns nmcniicd vas
shs9 r pa,5sd. Eff - -
the Post Office Department for The cneuiu. ycar
"a, called up. -
W. IKuNHtLL offered the following a. IN
.'No person exercising or performing the duties
g any otiiee which BY faw is required to he filled
by the adrics ind consent Of the Senate shall. be-
o he HSes ~ az
mistloned By the President to ft1 vacancy which
Ia, during lhe rcec.s o the senate ana since It's
ta:s ~ aofoainment. happened by death, resignation
III. JOHNSON opposed i 4, an infringement
uEGa ;ne 1ef, abnn1ting power q the tscstde2t.
1nxiat Ut a az not think the 1ieht Of the
once va. nndesstooa IN in his HS sme,an3 ao Ioh
ing 10 sasuie of IA - provide taat o;eF. o ~
Senate, eherld w removed only By, md With tho
aos1ec and consent, Of lhe senatc This was pro-
e1aed l1 Inc law crealnE the oftice OF Comptroller
Of ss.s ths cu,1sncy. The President, Ms: Tfamoell
caaE3 E3e 10 a. a1t1oI osef the IIsasrEy ot re
corssn - ~ E, Ssn9S ofa" ~ saa3 N!taous tne
c1nsti'nf,n.S ~ SSonGrs. G l1Gtc +, ansset9Ee. no
feion Of he VS. 70 tn present ang ous
n;sre ~ rertva ~ anu ~ anEGs y IT, pps ~ IL
,a9sS,, " tsssse nis pay ana II she ffes'aent
shall 1eeelve no i raT, % # thss pEo1.'on
NJ 9n se *; + oy the ssnae
Gon.Iefa 10 ftfusc to par our ofHeerF, 1t nHs Quet
tionahie whether there wAs any mo:al night to do
20. The Precedent about to be established, might
o s hsppes aetao hore 70 o Is H. mno2
III tEould Obtain na.orstg IN Cces:ess. Eh,le the
other party, had Psesittunt elected, Con-
IT, Jonson ia Il fss hs VOID M rssa
ter from Mr. Madiaon or tht suhicct written At Tia
time when there wae more bIllcr War between
Gonrress and The P1eeident, than nowc1istt, ID
iii. CLARK. There ID No war. ftsuphter.1
M. JOHNSON. IsaY. adnit,tnr fhein IL . u.y.
Iaas1:sll r suff iht5e i 20 Ia; oat .ay.
1iie1 isS 1ems1ks III, sy IN eUGES sUMSE inSsts IL
ME; TRUMBuLL replied 10 IL. Johpsoa '31y.. wr
:;e.s :;e.ne te.t 'hl. wns measure hostlls % tha
ou es. ~ powef conseeea 70
appo,u'ments 10 otiee Titbeut canssalt,ne I ths
So. ssS:ss; surp,,.x .,, !. ....., ,.-,,. -,
he risht to lI1it ~. RS ~ ,6s pms ~ uan s
point II exsrated t,sst nowrr In 1sSa X H. XII
creating ,he once e conp.roHef Of ,hc Currency:
aaa hc unni Ss.9t.to No. w, se nafsn
IL he % cS.sn Of o1,e'g he xtsrr 1 70
,soqs. moqd nSFt ,S bt to requisite e subject ef r.
pps IudIctoasly Irsmed. There VAT 4 a3aatodsY-ha
would not ~ war-hetweeu Congress and thc
md hs sneT 81 1ns9 e. ,asn r.
ise ana jdEt Aw on the subject. II ought not to
bt paAsed In this informal way, ~ an amendment
S Bs m o es.S ofsyf .aoaS
'es1 sesyf ib 70 s:t gsy + the WIS not agreed
Ef, HENDERSON sad lie haif usr1ts]tr nrena,ed
hiI OF the nsturu referred to by III. shermsn.SHe
hsd com. 10 tbe cnncinsion thsf ihr prrs,1enf h,d
no constitutional power % remove aa5 one nom
3lace- Masamtton Y elsnl 3eAfs removed pat
Madison elght; Monroe nins: John Adam. four:
Ge1efa! JACKSON removed Two hundred md thirty
I'VE 1hou.apd, Stucc JacIson's rir,e the hshit ar
removing has been much mo.c Hequcnt than BE-.
fore. He did not know that President johnson
won!d undertake 10 srmorp from Office to
was In hts pEaeu. and the same
diiicrcree ensted between him and cour,css thaf
1ow ex1sts between Congress and Nj. Johnson, be
until it WI taken awsT nom him. NJ. Johnsnn ,
Would be Iustldcd in usIag bis appointing power to
eany oui what be es11. "my policy" 81. Hen
n AFNN NNTf*E-
paper hsd adyi*ed tho PTrssdent to ma,ch troops
fn'o TIC csp..oi and drive The senate o. out, Ind I'D
also that 3r. Davis, Of Kentucky, had satd thst II
minority in The Senate, It would be for he Presi.
dent to eay which was the legal Sc7sic.
Mr. DAVIS. / will state what did .ay, and