Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

Ill, Ferry or Mich, u LaWrehce vi
Penn, r W Clark of Ohio, Lincoln OF
New York, Lynch of Maine, Hill OF New
York, Hox OF New York, johnson OF
California.
District of Columbia-Messrs. Ingersol,
of ILL.,, Walker OF Ohio, Baldwin of Msssl
Mccullough of Ind, Keoniz of Pennsyl'
vania, Woods of New York, VIM VIII
liams of Ind, Halsey of New Jersey, Burt
Van Horn of New York,
On Jaaieiayy-J 7 Wilson OF lows
Boutwell, of Mass, Thomas of Ind, and
Williams OF Penn, Woodbridge Vt, Law
renee OF Ohio, Churchill of New York
Marshall OF Illinois, Eldridge OF Wiscon'
sin.
On Public Erpsditve-Messrs Hurl
burd of New York, Brownall of Penn
A w Hulburd of Iowa, Plantz OF Ohio
Browmell OF Illinois, Coburn OF Ind, Pc.
ters of Maine, Taber OF New York, Get7
of Pennsylvania.
On Manufactures of Penn,
Ames of Mass, Sawyer of Wis, Smith Of
VT, Se!ye OF New York, Moore of New
jersey, Latin OF New York, Barnum Of
W, van trump OF Onlo'
On Agrienltvs-Trobri of Mich, G
W Lawrence of Penn, Ross OF III, New.
comb OF Mo-, Fields of New York,
Wilson of Ohio, Longhbridg of Iowa,
Kitchen of West Virginia, Johnson OF
California.
Indian aSars-Windom OF MINI, A w
Hubbard of lows, Sidney Clark of Kan.
sas, Ross of Ill, r I Van Horn OF Mo,
Scoaed Of MINI, Shanks of Indiana,
Toffe OF Nebraska, Munger of Ohio.
On Military A6aWs-Garheld of Ohio,
Pike Of Me-, Ketchsm Of N. Y, II. D.
Washburne of Ind, Dodge of Iowa,
Raum of Ill.,, Hawkins of Tenn, Sit
greaves of N, j., Boyer of Penn.
On Militia Paine of Wis, Harding of
Ill.,, Bucklaud of Ohio, Banks of Mass,
Gravelly of Mo-, Blair of Mich, Shanks
of Ind, Adams OF KY, Van Auken of
Penn.
On NacaI 46ab8-Pike of Me, Kelly of
Penn, Twichell of Mass, Stewart OF N
Y, Starkweather of Conn, Ferry of
Mich, Stevens of N H, Archer OF Md,
Haight of N j.
On Foreign AfairS-Banks of Mass,
Grth Of Ind, Cullum of Ill, Washburne
of Wis, Mccarthy of N Y, Blair of Mich,
Meyers of Penn, Robinson of N Y, Nor
gan of Ohio.
Revolutionary and War Of 1872 Pensions
Leon of Mo, Mullens OF Tenn, Price of
Iowa, Washburne of Mass, Miller of
Penn, Seyle of N Y, Wsshburne OF Ind,
Burr OF Ill, Morrisey Of N Y.
On {nVGltd Pe,lsioNs-Perham of Me.
Van Aernan of New York, Benjamin of
Mo-, Hamilton of Ohio, Mum of Tenn,
Miller of Penn, Polsley of West Va,
Raum of ILL.,, Fox of N. Y.
Roads and CanaIs-Cooke of ILL.,, Cor.
nell of N. Y, T. Wilson OF Ohio, New
comb of Mo-, Dodge Of Iowa, Mccarthy
Of N, Y, Kerr Of Ind, Barnum of Conn.
0" Mines and Mining affairs Of California
D, R. Ashley of Nevada, briggs of
Mich, J. NJ. Ashley of Ohio, Ferriss of
N. Y, Hunter of Ind, imagery of Oregon.
Woodward OF Penn, Sitgreaves of N. J.
Mr.. Boutwell, at 2 o'clock presented
the majority report of the Judiciary
Committee, recommending the impeach-
ment of President Johnson. 1t is signed
by Messrs. Boutwell,, Thomas, Williams,
Lawrence and Curchill After the clerk
had read the majority report for half an
hour, its further reading was dispensed
with. On motion of Mr.. Brigham, and
on the statement that the reading of all
the reports would occupy two hours, the
up Of the majority report edi- |
ted by Mr.. Boutwell, was then read. 1t |
declares that in accordance with the ties.
timony Herewith submitted, and the |
view of the law presented, the commit |
tee Is OF the opinion that Andrew John. |
son, President OF the United States, is |
guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors, |
requiring the interposition of the Con-
stitutional powers of the House. Mr.. |
Wilson OF Iowa, Chairman, and Mr.. |
Woodbridge, join in one minority re.
port, and Eldridge and Marshall Join in |
Mr.. Boutwell, moved the post.
ponement of the impeachment report |
until Wednesday of next week. Mr.. |
Wilson of Iowa, presented minority |
report declaring that President Johnson |
was not guilty OF high crimes or mis-.
1emeaners. The whole subject was
postponed until Wednesday of next week, |