The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10

III ArSVl vctat AIIdt Inc true intent 0f sal
amendment prohibits slavery Or inyolunts
~ seryitude, except in direct execution q
sentence, imposing definite penalty, whicl
penalty cannot, according to the constitution
impose my other ssrsltude than that Of i'm
|prisonment under tho Immediate control 3
officers of the law according to the usua
Icourse.
Mr.. Siddon, Of Mo-, introduced aresolutior
setting forth that for the purpose Of secu
ring the. fruits Of the victory over the reba
lion ID Carrying out the will of the people q
exhressed at the ballot-box, il was the duty O
without delay to take action upon the fol
lowing subjects, viz; Just impeachment of th,
&ofncer now exercising the functions of President
OF the United States for high crimes old misde
meanors of which he is so notoriously guilty as tt
derit unsafe to longer allow him to eercise ths
execnfaye fnnetipns. snd 20 ahrldge the powers
or the executive 50 as to bring them within Lawful
limits I'D. ocaect powerful re-orsanization d
the Statee late In rebellion and featsfe them Il
their IN the Union. 4th, to sec ) 81 direct
: CO., Mention the rightof the iective fran
<<E distinction Of race or color for per
Rithe late rebel States The point Of
tkn the resolution should 20 to
bs commi tee on rdeonstructi6n and the point was
sustained and the resolution referred Mr.. Kella
subsequently introduced the same resolution modi.
fed by striking out the third and fourth clauses.
Ia Lei ,,os u a.oo5 - -. - Va
saas farAiag fle f,ytler an, ,.,,
houry expired and the resolution vent ovs,,
& Ashley, Of Ohio, introduced paper and resolu.
ton hhpeaching Andrew Johnson; vice president
and acting President Of the United States, of high
crimes ana mlsdemeanorsin in that he usurped power
@ s1oislsa iasi snas ne nad made corrupt use of
4 paruoning power ana the
uisposeu o1,tne
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nn;,ts 80 80 asa.s, ..os 4a',- - :
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yer. gere ..'~sss--z~- S.ss. ss.@sos.e-
any department tnereof; and whether no /
nad been guilty OF sueh acts as IN law would |
% denopinated nlgn crimes ana mlsdemea-
nors winch required the lnterposltlon OF the
House. ana the committee have power TO
'end 1or persons ana papers /
Inc resolution was agreed 10 by Vooe OF
loo yeas 70 30 nays
WAsHlNGroN' jan 7,-Ihe resolution max
ng II sle auIy oI tne Fostnaster 9eneral 70 |
ano" eenaOl anu leseh'se.ses ~ see pa
=. psasaa es pos''' .N''0'sis y '1e1i uis'' is
p1R,Ss, RIc.,.osn I'm , THO raso,,+,o,, :, .,s
House that tbe a,nen.,me ant 10 MT r.+;.;a,,-a "a
erred to the committee on resolutions after the
rejection of motion to suspend the rules for
It's Immediate considerations
WASHINGTON, JANUARY Tin the Senate the /
Presidents Veto Message was received and
'ead, and the bin passed, notwithstanding, BY
so'e '.01 oi % 70 ~. 49,
ST, LOUIS jan 7.-faour more active. SUI
oertine ranges from W % to " AZ single |
extra Slo 80 to Sll; double extra I'll % to
Sl2 90; triple extra $l3 20 to SI4 oo:' Corn
advanced sales at e2c; TO SIC. Pork Is IN !,
more indairs, sales at ;Sl9 90 to $50 90 for
ness bacon, cIear sIues' lot l1aE9 ~.
Nhisley = 10 to y. 2O-y = i
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 7.--Fh weather Is de- !. !,
igntIuI AfrlYals--Lee rom VicKsDurg.-
1spsrtures- coFpllle f0r =. Louis, America .
OF CIncinnau.
Cotton unchanged; Sales 5000 bales
4oW mldoilng siae0'Ss; nloollng sof. ne
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