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The national Republican., 1867-07-17
PROPOS A 8.
M YoR's oFFICE,

Proposals will be received at this ofaes until
THURSDAY, the 18th instant, At IL o'clock, for
grading street south, from Seventh street west to
Eleventh street west. Bidders will state the price
per cubic yard for grading. There will be bat one
measurement paid for-thAt which measures most
Tho Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. RICHARD wALLACH
jyll Mayor.
The national Republican., 1867-07-17
:" II IS K d r s "
w AND MUsTAC
Forced 10 Rrow upon the smoothest face In from
th,sa 10 avs vsek.by using Dr. sByI0NR'B RES.

TAURirRUR' CAPIL-
LAIRK, the most won
dsrful discovery In mod
srn science, acting upon
the Beard and Hair In a.
almost miraculous N
, ner. II has been ussd By
the elite Of Paris and
London with the mos
The national Republican., 1867-07-17

No colored voters were challenged or elected.
RADICAL MEETING. - The regular weekly
meeting Of the Republican Club Of the Third
ward, was held on Saturday night last, In the
school. .house, ,colored known as sicke's Barrack,,
A. V. Harlow, the president, in the chair, and
I. J. Edelin, secretary. At the conclusion Of
the usual routine business Of tho club, the vote
BY which the preamble and resolutions recon.
mending repudiation Of the city's dsbt, were,
at former meeting adopted, was reeansidered,
and after debate upon the subject, participated
in By Messrs. W. L. Penn, r. G. Armstrong,
Samuel McElroy, white, and Douglass, Logan,
adopted,
The national Republican., 1867-07-17
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS
Il UNDER THR C0GNIZANCE OF THE BUREAU
OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, TO BR
suPpLIED TO THE DIFFERENT NAVY
YARD4
NAvr DEPARTMENT, D
BuRBLu OF EQUIPMENT AND RBcRuIrIHG,

NAVY DKPARrhRNT,l
BuRBLu OF EQUIPMENT AND RBoRuIrISG,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., July 0, 1857.
Sealed Proposals TO furnish materials for the NAVY
esiysd al this Burssa ustii 10 O'clock, m, Of he
Soth oiJIly next at which time the PROPOSES will
The proposals. must be addressed to tn. Chief Of
the Bureau o. Equipment and Recruiting, Navy De-
partment, washington," and must be endorsed
" Proposals for Materials for the Navy" that they
may be disting guished from other business letters
Printed schedules for any class together with in
structioss to bidders, giving the forms Of proposal
Of guarantee, and Of certificate Of guarsntors Will
be furnished to such persons desire to bid on Ap
plcaion TO the eommandants Of the respectivs navy
yards, and those Of all the yards application 10
the Bureau.
The Commandant OF each navy yard and the Pur-
chasing Pay master Of each station will have q COPY
Of tho schedule. Of the other yards for
Judge whether It Is desirable to make application ~
any Of tie classes Of those yards
The proposal must bs for the whole Of q siasa; A.,
ton Of samples must be made to tho Command Ina ana
the respective yards. a."
The proposal must b. accompanied BY - ,,,,,s,,,
trict In which the bidder reside. thsths hs % ~
to deal In the articles for vsieh he pr na.as .nS
must further show that he is msnT tastureI Of or
ply. The guarantors must be SsT ,,sS 9ns @ 70 70 'ai
ss:,Sr q Internal Revenue for n, district in while
,As eSnTs;, viii b rd to the person WI
auIsd by Law; M the Ma ~ De- ssimant, art @ SoWsvsr :,
serving the right to set The lowest bid, or AZ
suTetiss in thef ;sxOIbit ant.
sss ss eCn5s1. AZ hsr res possibility must be csrt
aSditionai .staetion Of the Navy Department.
held from seurity twenty per eentum will be viii
ths a, 20 been completed. and eighty per eentum
Cor Aount Of each bill, approved In triplieate by q
.mandant Of the respective yards, will be paid
a PaymAster Of the station designated In the oo
rnet. In funds or certificates, At the option Of 4
lOoyernment, within ten days after the warrant
| the same shall have been passed BY the Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-07-17
NArtoNA REpUBiicAN WEDNESDAY MORNING ttIY 1857
II ALL IL - A ID ..
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND pALrIMoRH RAILROAD.
TIM TAB LIZ.

il AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
.... .ra TIM TABLI.
oomp,pe,us moNpl rii is,h, ises.
Iis :. m, ESpr..,,(s si,y, excepted q No. a.
m, Kxprsss; soe ?. m, " /, sss; and ll.oo ?. m,
Way Nail Train for B.lu a,r. At ais. N.
TRkISs YRoH BLLTiMolI 10 PHILhpILfHIA.
Lssvs Baltimore, 7ae .. m, Way Nall go q. m,
ssPrs'.; Lo ?: n kzpr'"i g." p m.' krpn'"'
sUspLY rRAn,
Leave Phiisdslphis for Baltimore and washinston
L.sys Baltimore nor for y PSii.d.iphis At syp.m.
Leave Baltimore for New York At AMI m.
nhlo H.P. KKrNEr, supsrintsnasnt
m ROUGH LINE BETWEEN
i MAsHIEoToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
wAsuIoros, Jan. Q, lse7-noos.
Trains between Warrington and New York are nov
ron INV ioRK, vi,hou, chang. Of ears.
L.sys daily !sIssps s.nday) Al '.t' a. m, lai'
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Lave daily tsxeeps Sunday At L<S .. m. and l2ls
''a $50 and p e; On SUNDAY.
Lave for New Iorh and Phiisdslphis 81 700 ?.
msspiis car. fer New York on 700 p. m. trail,
Through itch s.s 10 Philadephia, New York or Bos-
ton, be had d the Station ones st all hours in
the day.
See Bsitmors and Ohio raiirsad sdysrtissnsni
for sshsduis between washington, Baltimors, An.
napolis, and the west. il. WILSON,
Master Of Transportstion.
L. n COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. g. K00nTz,
Agent, Washington.
T. J. WILKINS,
. Passenger Agent
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The Barton Standard says that
on Thursday night Of last week, of
iiccr Mason seized on the road be.
tween Barton and Glover, n team
with fifteen gallons Of whiskey, a
chest Of tcaand puppy, The pup.
pS was not c0nhscatcd On Non.
day night Smith and linson cap
tuicd couple of teams belonging
10 one sturgeon of Danville and
woodward of Holland, having on
board about ior'y gallons of wills.
KEY,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

AhRiVAL or 'HARIEs DICKENS.
-tharlrs Dickens arrived IA Bos.
Ton Tuesday, about seven o'clock.
having been taken aboard Of n
chartered tugboat nj nun, and thus
coming in a half hour ahead of the
Cuba. He was met on the tuphoat
by Oliver Wendell Holmes. Josiah
Quincy, Mr.. Fields, Collector Rus.
s&'Iand his agent Dolby. a large
crowd .ISas assembled on the dock
70 receive him, but be drove imme
IN bis hotel. 49,.
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Congress.


On Monday of last week, in the
Senate, a resolution was offered by |
Senator EdmundS, directing the i'm /
mediate payment into the Treasury
OF all money received from the sale
of abandoned OF coniscated proper
ty. On his motion, also. an order
was issued for the arrest of Edward
J. Dunbar, of New York, for retus-
ing t. testify before the Retrench-
ment Committee.
\ resolution by Mr. Morrill, Of He.
inquiring into the eXpedicency of
reducing the military force of the
United States, was adopted. This
proposes that the1mce be reduced
from sixty to thirty regiments.
Senator EdmuadS has introduced
the following resolution i'll reference
to the payment Of the public debt.
Whereas the public debt OF the
United States Except where spec,
ially Otherwise proyidcd) was con
I tracted aud incurred upon the faith
md credit of the United States,
that ne same would be paid or re
deemed in cCiu or its equivalent:
/ therefore.
Re,oIceI. By the senate ana
House Of Representatives Vi lh'
T United States in Congress ass III
blcd, that the public debt OF the
Iruitn1 Statns pvCpnt in the eases
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VA sIisbniEb

In New York, Wednesday evening Nov. 20
hv thc Rev James Wilson, Horace q. Nonut
fee OF Bradford, Vt, 10 Ellen r Smith, Ut
NcFYofk
In Ncvbury, thanksgiving day, Mr. Frank
!, Bel, Of Oxford, n. IL, and Miss Adelaide a
Rice, of tuIlcc.
Also, at same time and place, Mr. paddock
II Morrison of Lyme n II, and Miss Ellen
L NL-. - -nlrID.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

Boston JOURNAL.-Ne pub
lish this week, the prosr ectus OF
the Boston Journal for 1868, which
it will be seen. gives promise that
this reliable journal will continue to
maintain its place in the foremost
rank of New England newspapers.
1t is sound in politics, contains all
news ofinterest from ali parts Of
our own country, ald also from for
cign Countries. "Carieton'a7 letters
have been specially interesting du-
ring hcpast year, aad will be con
tinued during h's travels in the
Holy Land, Greece, Turkey, China
and thence homeward by way O.
san Francisco and the overland
route eastward.
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GJARDIAN'S LICENSE.
,, ATE DE yEaeNl Won u

= BRADFORD DISTRICT s..
In Probate Court. holden at Wcst .airlee,
on the 10th day Of November, \. u 'ol,
Hon X. NJ Bill guardian INTO tiVe KEN
lex. of Coriuth, in sand district, NAL : npphca-
tion to said court Tor license to Ell all Of the
real estate OF hi, said ward, representing iIat
said sale /, necessary for the support nt ms
aid ward it being "A life estate in the David
Lock farm. SO called, in said Corilth.
Whcrcupou. II is ordered by AID conri 'haI,
said application come under considorat ion ana
be heard on the ID Tuesday Of D.eember' a.
u. 1867. at the Probate Office in West falriec
and. il Is further ordered, that al persons III,
terested le notified hereof by publication OF
notice Of TIL application and order thereon
three weeks suocessiveiy in the National opih
ion printed at Bradford, before said tliAe ol
hearing, that they may appear at said time
and place and, il lhey sec cause, object there
to-
BY order Of Court.
Attest ALNAH BEAN, Register,
A true copy OF record, 2IT3
Attcst AI.NAH BEAN. Register.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL, W..

The journal. as IN years past, will Sustain, :,
reputation the most reliable medium ,rII "a
men of both parties can find the fullest 's
tIirest report, of those preliminary mcs,;, ,'lp
aud national conventions which are to l''s'
the destiny OF this country. As accur,,
essential IN making daily record of tLe. -
litcal campaign the reports of this pancr ~, IN
aim AZ the most rigid impartialitv. rr.p-, ;nI
for its editorial columns those criticisms XIII
the occasion may call forth. Willie We ,i'oH
necessarily devote considerable sUace -, ,q
Politics ofti,e day. the LEADING i,,t ,ue
e-tt Of the country will not be ovcrlo0l,ad -
neglected. our commercial rclu' iuu.Vifbo.r'
,r ,uuutnc- the Development of our MIN o.H,
resources the advancement Of those bi,LTs,t1'
Of traffic which ere long will connect Nr,r I'5s
land with the far of shores of the P,cifc ~
Agricultural and Mechanical interest, of a eno
people, viii receive proper attention.
In order TO mcHt the expectations of a.
thousands who look 10 fhe journal C,,r NM ,-o
general IN, rnation upou all subject. ,gbi,I
come with.r tLl scope OF journalism. We ,bst
issue, a. occasion demands, Double Shoa,
and single sheet Suppiemen,.
which NIL enable IA to present many ori'1i,''
features aud to furnish a newspaper yg1,%
for the amount aud quality of its contei,a
cannot be equalled in New England.
Among the special and peculiar featpra,
which viii distinguish The journal DORM ne
rOmIuU wear will ha
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

\ Bridgeport woman who had
lost $1,000 i'll Government bonds,
made a great fuss about it, accused
several innocent persons. and fnaiy
employed a professional detective,
who was not long in finding the mon
ev Sewed up in her dress.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06
BRADFORD, FRIDAY. DEC. 6, 1857.
To New Subscribers +!

We viii send the Opinion" to
new subscribers, sending us SLj0in
advance, for the remainder Of the
wear and for 1865.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06
THE BOSF0I JOURNAL FOR 1851
The Popular New England
T-aNER-Y yEwsPapEn

The prospectus of the Boston journal ;.o.
cred TO the p1blic' IN full confidence thar n
pledges OF the proprietor last year have lo :"
fully redeemed. The year up0n which ,r pe'L
TO enter will no doubt bc the crisis wear IN q, az
history of the political decade. and IN ,i,9
newspaper the comm anti y'wIi look for ts Va. Va.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06
NARROW EsCAPE.-HOn. w. {

NARROW ESCAPE.-Hon. w. =
Smith. wife and son, and Hon. Il. l..
Poland and wife. on Their way 10
Washington last week Monday
night, had a narrow escape from sc.
rious injury on the New York ana
New Haven roads. The tram was
running at a high rate OF speed,
when the last car. in which they
were. ran OFF the track, and was a
good deal broken before the tram
could be stopped. Mrs. Joseph
WinShip of Bradford, W.T. ana sew
cral others. were somewhat injured,
but the others named above lortil-
nately escaped with only a sharp
fright,
FIRE At CABoT.-On Thursday,
the 2lst inst, the house and barn OF
DR.. s. l.. WiswaU. in Cabot village,
We're entirely consumed 10y me
All the household furniture ana
nearly everything movable We're
saved. The fire originated III the
barn-cause unknown. With won
derful presence Of mind, Mrs. CroS-
/ by. an old lady, went into the bali
while the hay VAS ON fire aud llher
atpd two horses Ivy cutting the hal
tar. The citizens did all in then
| power, ana b. tutlr cXcc,lonS TIVE
houses were saved which were with
in two rods of the tiIe. We learl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06
TT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"

hINbil-
hcmoe Pain Killing Maeic Oh euro, headache.
kun'a Pam killing Ma4i, OH cures tootI,ebr
trrnr Pain Killing Magic oil curcs ucurnlaip
h'nucs F,un killing Magic Oh cure. ehotra
Wullus.
Ncnuc. Pain Killing Magic OH cures rhcuma.
tism
Roancs Pain Killing Magic Oh cures lane.
ND.s.
Eounts Pam Killing Magic Oh cure skin dis.
tree,
SOM iolk. satm 10 be- proud Of telling how
lame their shoulders afe"--of "nt rr,,' nv
the hacF'.-or, u nave got the Sciaticn'-.nnJ
u'Aght ~ hraguuy bat nothing can cure IN, =,
hut When We got Such lawful fnlk.r 4, mao
Nt"nnc's s,in.AiiIinu unpi,niI
IH''llHl'J "h No. only care thcir lnH1nos. and
charm ptay thrIr pains, but we actually fake
1H i94t find ai "hrie ont Of theine and hry
,Il,nhIf own up. aud Wy, 1T workc, like o
sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Gro.
W W. RENE. sole proprietor aud man
uiuriutcr pitt-held. Mass
sold IN bradford, by Geo prichnrd Pier
mont 10y II. Cutting Newbury by KEYS a
co. Oxford by Willard Brothers bind
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

Quite an extensive smuggling
business over the Grand Trunk has
been diScovrrcd.willirth the last few
days. The moduS opOdpdi was as
follows: Cars were loaded with
merchandise for the west, aud bond
cd through Canada. AT st. uya.
clnthc, on some prctcXt, the cars
were set upon Che siding, the seals
of the ears were broken, and their
contents removed, and the same
number of boxes, barrels, bales, &c.
Of Canada goods, hearing the same
marks, were put in, Che ears rcseal.
ed, Dhc parties being possessed of
dies 1ounterlciting the United States
and Canada, and station seals, and
thu, the goods were carried out of
Canada, without being detected by
the custom officers at Port Huron.
BN this means, thcy contlivcd to
,WuLLir both INTO aud ont of Cana
da. The conductor employed to set
oil the cars, having been detected
in smuggling whisker, AID dischar
eed from the road, il became ucrcs
Sary to supply another conductor,
but they CHANGED to hit upon the
wrong man, and Trough him tb,
whole matter comes TO light. Sev
eral Of the parties implicated have
been arrested.
The official returns show that
10l4 persons lost their lives in the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

l. 4 II I kEfES& co have received
Collars. Capc-, and Muiis, Gents Ioii,,"
Miistrfs Gloves a Il Coats. Also lnfaIn
Robes, from Ssto$l '"''i'o
Hewbury, Oct ~, lac;
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06
PERFECT SAFETY.

It has long been ia constant use lay many of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who give # their unanimous and unqualified
approval
sautbg nal on receipt Of price and postage
One package, Sio0 Postage cents.
Sis packages, 500 -
Twelve package 900. IS
ltssold 10y all Wholesale and retail dealers
in drug, and mcdicidcs throughout the Limited
States and hy
TURNER & co, sole proplictors,
l2a FREMONT ST. Boston. Mass
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06
a CARD VO aNyALvDs

4 CLERGYMAN WHILE RESIDING IN
ANoutl America aH missionary, discovered
= .ii, air simple remedy for che Cure of Ncr.
{,o"7 Weakness Enrly Decay, Disease of the
Urinary aud Seminal Organs and the whole
Tram OF disorders brought ON by ipnoiul and
vicious hahits, iroat numbers .4laNc been
already cured by this uoblc.4 remedy.
Prompted by desire to benefit the ,nlctad
and unfortunate, will send the ro,'pc for
preparing mud using this medicine, IN sealed
envelope, to any one ,who needs it, free Of
charge.
Please enclose post paid envelope, address.
Cd ~ yourself
Address, JOSEPH r INNAN
Station u, Bible House.
ON New York CITY.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

The official returns show that
10l4 persons lost their lives in the
recent hurricane ut the island st.
Thomas, W. !.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

For the rapid cure Of Coughs,
Colds. Influenza. Hoarseness
Group, bronchitis. lncipient
CONSUMPTION. and for the relief
of CJnsumptivc Patients IN adj
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

Our Schoolday Visitor, certainly
bears the ps!m Of being not only
the cheapest and bes,, but abso.N'e'
" the handsomcst Of all the Period
calls for the young folks, that We
have soau The January number
for 1865, the first number of the
twelfth volume, is already upon our
table. is beautifully printel,and
embclli,hcd with quite Il number Of
/ fine cngrayings its list Of contents
/ is, throughout, a rich feast Of good
things from some Of the best writer's
our country affords, and the whole
is neatly bound in a tinted cover,
printed in color.
We advise al the boys and girls
t. send at once for a sample copy,
which viii be sent with fall instruct
ions about subscribing or forming
clubs for &c cents, and see what a
bright, wide awake, cheerful com
panion it would raE" for these com.
ing winter crenings. Price $l2J a
year or $lo0 10 clubs. The Pub
fishers also offer most liberal pre-
miums fer clubs. Address. J. w.
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Erie 643as. North Western 42aa, Nr;n;np sboroe
active and higher 2"s' NAne A'naAo
ulRQer. IT, y..
~ PRODuCE nrARurr

I
beel eo Hams arc quiet. Dress cd Hogs arc hoav,
NJ Me.ia ,tso! 81 for Western, and slaes for City. Cu
shoulders, and 10a12c. for HAMS Bacon is dull
LARD drooping sales 800 bbls. at 11sa124 for old
ano l2tal2s for new. Butter firm at l5a9O fol
Nomo, am 26aS6c. for State. Cheese firm at l3a
10c a and active Naval Stores quiet but firm at
l4a6S4 for Spirits Turpentine, and 81 97da1O for
Hosin. Rice dull and unchanged. Coffee quiet.
Sugar steady and quiet. Sales 27O hhds Of Cuba at
~ cents; also 600 boxes Of Havana at 9 cents.
Moasses dull. Sales 100 hbls. New Orleans at 83c.
NEW ORLEANS January t1.-Cotton unchanged:
SIZES SOOO bales; Low Middling 81 to 50; Middling
S9B to 50. Receipts of the week. 25 O0G arainst
-, $50 last week. Exports Of the week. &c 23O
stock, 219, 500. Sugar active and full; prices of
CINCINNATI II. Flour dull and unchanged Hogs
unchanged, and not much done; packers arc not
buying to any extent. Receipts, 5000 head Sales
range from Sc IS to 40. Pork firm at $40. Bulk
Green Meats firm. Lard firm at L. Holders are
ing. Gold 1873. a---' MI '--s0~ -
st: ST: LOUIS January lin Tobacco and Cotton
changed. Wheat stiff at 50 IS for choice. Corn
easier, at S0a85c. Oats declining, at 62aa65. Pro
visions dull. Pork s19 50a20. Shoulders 11al13c.
La Lard 11a1l+c - Prime Hogs s6; closing at sGa6s25
MOBILE, January 11.-Cotton sales to-day were
1000 bales; Midding at 91a. The sales OF the week
are $3.50 bales. Receipts $500, against 69OO last
week. Exports 77S5. Stock ON hGnd ?9, $40 To-
tai receipts to date 139,893 against 247,645 last
NOZZLE, January -Geared-the ship Jno. R.
koeller, for Liverpool, with 1896 bales Of Cotton
and the bark Trojan for Providence with 900 bales
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The French Exposition,

Lord DERBY, in an after-dinner speech, published
IN The NEWS few weeks ago, alluding 70 the
Paris Exposition OF 1867, jocularly remarked that
an invasion is on foot against the French Capital
but contrary to the usual CUSTOM in this instance
the invaded will levy tho invaders for the costs Of
the expedition. La Patrie a journal published in
Paris, takes umbrage at this jeu Fesp7i, and says
that Lord DERBY, in saying this doubtless had in
his mind tho unchristian exactions made by the
people Of London during the great Exhibition Of
1851. 1t then goes to say, at some length and
with considerable apparent resentment, that the
Parisians would be actuated by different spirit,
and that no such forced contributions are to be
apprehended on the part Of the foreign visitors.
We suspect, however, that the remarks Of La
Pdaie are intended more for the benefit Of the
Parisans than rebuke to Lord DERBY. Under
the guise of a protest, it lectures them, showing
what is expected OF them, and what is to their true
interest. ..a. .@g
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-12

ANDREW JOHNSON Is READY FOB TR1A1.-The
Washington Republican, the special organ Of Presi-
dent JoHNsoN, in its issue Of Tuesday, says:
A member Of the United States House Of Repre-
sentatives who, few years since, was charged
Tith corruptly using his Office as q member Of the
Committee on Territories arose in his place yes
terday and presented ttarticles Of impeachment"
against Andrew Johnson, President Of the United
States, for corruptly using his office. It appears
by our report that the Committee on the judiciary
is .'authorized" to investigate the subject Why
did not this Territorial Surveyor General Ashley,
who offered this bill Of Indictment against NJ.
johnson, provide that the Committee should be
instructed, term usually employed by honest
men engaged in work Of Christian patriotism,
and not use the weak, unmeaning word ssauthor-
Just what they may choose to interpret i.2 Lctus
have no mockeryi II Congress means to enter
upon the grave work Of Impeachment, let the trial
progress With some degree Of respectabihty and
dignity, and then the people will understand that
their representatives are in earnest II Congress
does not mean impeachment, but is engaged in a
work Of buncombe, announce the fact, and no
longer paralyze the whole business Of the country
Andrew johnson 10 ready for trial.