The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-27

HIwell may be, as il viii soon tell q story that
Sill be utterly at variance with the Views She
entertained [Detisisp laughter on the Re
publican side Of the House, Part of ths
speech Of the gentleman would be very HelI ii /
q political elcctionecring room; md part of Ii !
SdnM hssa Bess,6 aery sEleslf inI the Year Of tha
French reyelu.ien bs. it dess lS. q 4eu-
constitutional It tor | liss.g H aasIsssa
occupying the position he does, and under auoh
sissga'zIaf RtssH's eaa( asz isash
The fall of the Speaker hammer here ia iin- !
siestsd the aless 3, ,dye minutes sllase4fo
Mr.. Prnyn.. IS ,s. .Iss s9 s9sls
Mr.. Wisoateo eof pbi5y ssiahi ssahid ii did not ia.
tend to occupy one moment Of the time Of the {
House on this question, until il seemed to be- .
rendered necessary by the irregular couiss
which has been pursued hystRo Of my my COT
leagues of the Judiciary Committee lr,ntle.
and Williams, and some of the words WHICH
have fallshR from Eom the lips ii shs scntNraan,
from Pennsylvania (Stesensf) ~ setagtas& Z 8. \;
IWhcn the House of Representatives charged
the Judiciary Committee with the iinryestiga-
tioin Of this case, Tdid not lund deiastand That
majority Of tile House sent tho eass to tlle
Committee afor that Cohmiftnef0 TO act upon .it
wholly as part;sanss. understood ts:at 30 far
as it imposed an obligation upon me, It was. to
fearlessly and faithfully investigate that case,
iL=qt as q member q tho lawi oanmits 81. the
House Of Representatives, the United States:
and, let mo say, that I hayepnshsa theitsyss-
ltigatioh in1thas light, shndI afRfhsf 6sss
that no amount of political pressure shal turn
me aside from thc-eonseicntious dischasge Of
Py ,d ,dptgass K, fina the sGontrollea shysthe
laws and the facts. [Applapse on THE psmo>
cratic side of the Hopsc1 have no sympa-
thy with the course or political conduct of the
President 81 ths Uffted statsss; bat, 81, he is
entitled to have the charges made against him
inyessigatodR R according e 70 Jaw and tq baye tho
case returned to tho House, as the facts and
the law will warrant. The gentleman from
Pennsylvania CSfr stevcns) has said there aro
secret Influences idtS wofk. It is easy for any
man ofcass ssusP Pfcion upon all other men, when
is is necessary to carry by force of purity or
ganizHatt99p, "a anything which be may desire TO
ppfogS .saccdsaful! i ao,not khes toswhsL In
auenccs the gentleman refers, not only control
:"s Hy5 II ssias I.sg. gss'i e. % e
pcaehl, ,ent being presented to the S9enHts,' ,'but
controlling ssdmsnlksrs Of thos Senate sho' are
to sit as n high q .ss.-t of impoacl aIder
the solomaity Of their oata Sir, is :aa,s
to DO run down bccauSc Ioi can..ot look nibon
questions Hjust as somo other mon view 4lie,n =
is every man TO bc bnuHicd down si,i tliii.s
country bccausc he will rot aufroiilcr tle fiji
OF private Judgment. Have wc como X fbsfIiat
Here fall Of the Speikers liaii,nef ,nef sii,tli-
Gated tho termination oftho gc,,t iif,.,
minutes; s'gra ,Sass& ~ = eSfsS9s q q 3s'a
Tho House then proceeded to vote as,p upon n the
passage efthe bill BY, Hcns and Nays d :-s ~
The vote resulted in-4 Yeas. 400; Nays,
i l.az.t-fsfT7staaG .ytaszsi q, .sAs.,.s ss.,s.sss
slmsThe.Spcaker announced that twothirIs hay
ing voted in the affirmative, the bill mad apash
passed the House, and with,thelt objections of
the President would be ttifismitted o.stsss
Senate for Its like consideration y n stxss
july 49, I'm the Senate the veto message .
was read, and the Second sapplamssnpftasry Bin
was passed asyet the Yeto by, q vote Of 40 TO d
The Chain announced that the. Bill having
bee. passed,oser, the vetoerby a votes eswoA
thirds Of each Hodsc,'was alaw.esg -gs IA. ,s.is
l4s'JUkYr Il thd Senate there was. AMI san 1iF.
regular, discussion regarding adjournment ii
which tho President was DENOUNCED al CONT contu.
macious, and Mr.. Chandler aid there was. Va
sort Of hybrid concern in the Senate: calleds
conservative Rcpublieanissn.t ssAsst ~ . .-e,S
| MI: Fessehden took further srssSapRs Of MIR,
Chandler as PERSONAL and said be had but one.
thing to say: The Senator from sNiichieap
says what Is not trne x |. 7 7nHss4 u Esssss,
f''MrF Chandler hurled back Mr.. Fessehdsas
contcmps with scorn, when the ahiable contso-, !.
vefsy was interrupted by1a motion 10 90 into
executive session. ra'sf'r. ~ "a asss = !
The Senate adopted the report Of the Com Csa.
lpittee Of, Conference, md adjourned to she,,
21st Of November. :, ''a' 's'f',lAsFs =
In the House, the iS:iary committeg Easl;