New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

tees Ind pursued their investigations in places remote
rom the capital, and at great expense 70 the peope
and that the pressure Of taxation rendered retenchnent
IN the public expenditures not only virtue, but ne
Oh 1hs par OF to'Eie' anu ~, III fr uer
sens and papers examine witnesses or 10 traVel az the
public expense without further order Of the House
Adopted.
TIE PLACEMENT REPORT.
The SPEAKER stated that the business next IN ORDER
the execution of the order Of the House directing
the Judiciary Committee report on the subject OF the
Mr. BOUTWELL, Rep Mass second member Of the
Committee and said that he was directed 10y te Ju
dietary Committee to report the testimony TAKEN ~! ne
Committee in the natter OF the charges made AGAINST o
President OF the United states IN reference 10 inc
Oh me House concerning us powers ahu uS! on VIZ
ter Of impeachment That testimony ne now presehteu
together with the report Of the commute, anu he
evidence taken, and the consideration OF the law %
IN the case was prepared he SAID by the member nom
present the report being second ON the COMMITTEE anu
Mr. WASHBURNE Q;ep. Ill suggested that the report
take the ordinary course that OF being laid on the taD
Mr. ELIOT CRep, Mass hoped the report would be
now read The House could not employ us ''e hO''
iudciOuslv than IN listening 10 that report. -,
The SPEAKER stated that on motion To Jay on tile
table any member had the right to call Tor he ro'ns "
Nj MILLER ep, Pa casd for the reading OF the
Mr BROOKS Dem. n. " thought that the House
would get tired OF the reading IN Anew niIutSi au S
gested that the conclusion Oh INC ni'S'I''S ""U
The CLERK (ir McPherson) proceeded WIN tIde leau
ing Of the majority report doGumen % po nm ~ The
script pages After consuming nan an Aour III 'no
Mr. BINGHAM Rep., Omo interrupted and moved
further reading be dispensed In ,Ia Se
ordered TO be printed lie undeI,loou 'n"' 'N' ''e VI
the report would occupy ten hours ,, -, e..
The SPEAKER remarked that ne was lhloIlheu Dy VA va
writer OF the report tMr Niaia that the le'unh "oU
Mr. BiNGMXM appealed to Mr. Miller to withdraw his
call for the reading.
Mr. FARNsWORTH rep, H. suggested that the
one RfTGIIAM lad no objection to that The
ming up OF the report edited by Mr. Boutwell, was theh
/ read l,T the Clerk in these words: .
"in accordance with the testimony herewith submitted
and the view of the law herewith prGs9nlcd tne o
mittee is of the opinion that Andrew Johnson lIeHIuHI
eor reGnrne Tie interIosition OF the Constitutional
power OF the House. Sc. II closed win the restitution
Es,d Tnt Johnson President Of tue United states be
The reading OF the resolution was greeted with an OUT
burst Of applause from certain parts OF tho gaelle
clappug OF hands Oh the Moor, &c Wle counter ueuV
STATIONS OF Kissing made on the moor ana ln c
galleries. The Speaker all the time hammered win hs
saveI to restore order When the demonstration SUD
Sided the speaker declared that person IN the gal
ercs maniiesiing applause Vi Kissing "ouu W lo0'0u
Mr. BOUTWELL, moved that the consideration Of the
resolution De postponed until wednesday on lrf. 3
5 5iSf the d m9 aaf d Hgp odia o. Dc D' ~ V'
| Nr WILSON rep, Iowa, Chairman OF the Committee
presented a minority report for himself and MI Wood
/ bridge, the conclusion Of which Is as follows;
We therefore, declare That the case before us pre-
sented Ivy the testimony aud measured by Inc Jaw eoe
not disclose such high crimes ana misdcmcanOrS WITHIN
the meaning Of the Constitution require the inro,i
ton OF the constitutional power OF this House aAd re-
commend the adoption OF The following resolution; 49,
lfJf, fhat the JuiiCay tNiNiite 70 4tN-'i ~
ii. s sa,.s'i saa s ". s, BE- an o tie Tie
and Mr. Edree ,istcG hat tGcy fay concurrrd the
resolution just offered by the Chairman, ana ESQ con
cured entirely with Gle argumcna presented by the
Chairman with reference to the law governing the case
and the application Of ne eld5nSe tAei5t" Ou' ht'
and their associates Mir. Wilson and Mr N0odDTdsc'
and he therefore presented the views Of himself ana MI
The reports were all laid on the table and ordered to be
printed and tine whole subject postponed ana hlauo
Inc r.arfll DTlgv fgT Ntllf IN
EXFESsEs oF CO,plirEEs.
Clerk and sergeantatAms were directed 20 furnish To
the House list Of the several investigation committees
nesscs and take testimony. with the number Of clerks,
agcnts aud employees their compensation and all the
IRGIsLtroy Fon rMfT ,cHNrSr ,.,--,.-
Mr.. KELSEY uhep., y. lniioi9ccC sII, IecluIinE
the effect OF impeachment 10y the House OF Represent"
tyes of the President Vice President Ur ans civil occr
Of The United states II was read twice and referred To
subsequcntly, Mr. BLAINE Rcp, Me- moved 20 lay
on the table motion 10 reconsider Use vote referring d.
that the BIN could not be brought back by motion To
reconsider the reference.
Mr PIKE ucp.. Me- offered oI reference resolution
declaring that Boo the Judgment ot the HOUSE Do l- eHt
proceed further az present win the OudAs ana
Mr WAsmbURN I:ep.. H. recommended thatit be
w. ELIOT rep. Mass objected to the introduction OF
tho resolution except i ,5 Iyi,I,i',. ,i ,,,
10 suspend tho rules u order 90 Introduce the resolution
MD niles were suspoucd and the resolution offered and
PURCHASES OF NEw TEERiToHf.
Mr. WAeHBURNE wis, Rrpl offered resolution de'
olnriur that m the present financial condition OF ilc
country. any further purchase "I Igfi'iy arr me-
Incident and that this House VIII AuId llstA uudtI 10
Obligation to vote money Go pay Tor any such pItI@e,
miles there greater necessity FOR the same thah now
exists He explained that hc did not Intend h- its"u
ton 10 apply 10 Nalrussa, Dut he meant ny Pc 10 gave
notice ~ Dcnuar and all the world That The House womb
NOT feel itself bound 90 pay for auy moro territory ne
NE rules were suspended % 20 o., aud the resolution
Introduced and adopted.
I'M -INKISG TtND.
Mr. BTTITR rep. Mass offered a resolution reciting
that by the act Oi February g. 1872 one per cent OF me
coil revenue OF the United states was ret apart as rh
inc fund and directing Secretary ~ the Treasury 10
ufouu the House The amount Of ouch sinking fund, &c
The resolution adopted
Mn PILE Gscp., MOI introduced bill declaring ~
I0ui, Missouri, port Of entry Which was irierr' To
Inc committee Commerce, and them al O'Clock. The
House Adjourned