Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

new Idi.ltI-ai. A-4 ti.s may ht QuOttu
as prcceden. il it shall appear necessary
20 impeaeh President johnson previous to
the meci.ng Il the next CongIoss, on the
I itl VI March
lmpcachmonts in this country, with per-
LaT- the single exception Of the inpeach
uont IF senator Bl5uut. Of Tennessee. have
Leel lau-l ol Judge Tie President, how
/ ever, as well as the Nit' President au1 81.
civil officers 1f thc ULi.sl Sptess j. can-ii-
tutionaily liable 20 impeachment
Chs Bar5ro,RU oN luE SIrrAuo> -Tde
following Letter from Gen Beauregarl Is
interesting as shos ing, omonG other things,
that that reconstructed r,b-l, in common
v..i i-s Precedent aLt the coFperheads,
falls hacS on the suprea- coar, as his ia-.
rcialcc
EEv ORLEANS. Jan. To-
IA, II. e. Hing, E'q., Editor Of the .Ntr
orleans Tiacs:
Ia your IlIsE this .-,Tulls yog pubii.h -
article from the Ner York Herald, containing
come remarks relative 70 speech am reported
80 have made q, Canton, Miss, 10 the Congre2-
sioaal excurs.- -ui-'s lately iH this city. Tie
lAra-aA IH DID lLINN- AA4Ae Na teElA II AAlkhA
or clseg here, % those eIcursi9uists, but con-
yeroi with them freely, aud openly told them
tlal tie South hsl fought the North 50 iespcr-
stsiy because il vas defending what It conceived
90 Ua .,, ~ousutu,iJE-i I,gats; thst La.ing sp-
Qca!cl g. iLc arbitration CT arms il yiellei TO
TIE decision which was given against it; that !
believed the p,opie 0fthe SouA are now willing 10
accept lie Constitution as made by var aud IN
.efst.ol iy the Supreme Court Of the United
-tates ] saii also IN my opinion that the ques-
..1-1 os -e,-ss.ln AMI siave-v were forever se;-
.ll. aaI % far Gs ! vas cou.ernsl gIie. no
..-ursial-cs would couut-lauce aay ell.t &c
revive them. That we mus. now direct our en-
g!cl al- olr vitality 90 repairing the damage
var sui restoring % our homes some Z thlse
cemirrts arl THAT prosperity which they former
j. eni.yei. Iu answer 10 QUESTIONS Of some Of
tLs c4-4,s..4.s.s, D, thought the South would
ac-,li gle Constitutional Amendment, replied
ial, esclesir- politics and attending strictly 20
riy-,- lls.uls= and tls duties oi ny position,
4sl A.l, CPD --l-uify except through news
.-rers Go ascertain public sentiment on the sub
,ti iI, d. l-lv lezii1l TO know my individual
.Il.--, H.-.- - t.ai .4e -,-.a gOuli aci
aui 5ho-.l uot accept those ameuIments, eycn
+ presented as o fla.iiy, l1r is inieres; AMI
.Iauh.I i1Itll- it, ths. sc weI LroS thit We
are nov az ,lc mercy cf die North, but that the
south would never do any hing which its honor
Gould not alpr7ye 90 protect us interests, aai
'eAeycl would remain Hlssift spectators q
.le struggle -r.-- o. af tIt North. relrinc On
he sober second thought end sense Of Justice Of
18th parties 90 protect Us. aidsi. ,ust Gt lie
.ugf the Cg1clerlcv. ins.esI Of going 10 q
foreign country 60 sue5r allegiance 10 its Gov
srarrent. rrslerrei remaining IN mv own ami
-s.l-.r. ai.e-itu.s b. sL-ti conceive O. he its
me-. Government Ia co-rer-ai'au with tue er-
eurs.eui-ts. used the nlrd " consolidated Gov
ernment when speat'ns of the United States
u-,esnu .n'. mean. OF course, a common
80. ..-. '..i' s5.,l...i ,.,i Ting r. unis5
..lr, Of toe UnaeI states.
remain your, 'e5y Tssgeeua-ly'
AL '' .lL FAMILY IN Tie 1eOaie On
'-e case O. commission N'"''n' Mt N'r'
I'- o.. .'a'1- s'-1
Tbs -.sin is.,d Jus ol 7'1,-@li !, IS ID the receipt
'.r.67 s. far as / know. Who IS ia The reeoi6,
..tsa q ;aiary Il ii 800, AID srother who has
,lary Of - 900. These nay all be excellent
.i.era for aught I know but besides this. he
ms a h-rse-au excellent horse very likely
,aish tae u1.ernEant has TO support, and
carnage slitl IS i.iI i1 ue usS1 eAeidsi'sly ioE
his own oenea'' anu i'f HGie9 ,he Government
mas oeen caars'd T''ain 'ne Ils' 'n'ee ye1rs 'ne
sun u SH' W H-N'i. ing 0Lli gu
- - - AZ
,., -. a-,. ,o--,,i-, /, nov bo al Nc
,-r ITt 1b;nl, i, strw. sno,gb ~ tho Ya5tse
n the 0a,ker 10 take care Of his own. Besides
lll this, be has seven -oous IN she Patent Office
bilding, and in addition 20 thai hires two or
three rooms outsidc-paying $500 and Il 200
l'atal.
rsad. Stevens, aud other PENNSYLVANIA
t- .,.,,,,i. 5,c.,5.1 No.,.,,n
''ou"!
ed individual, Mr.. Stevens charging Mr..
rrill with ALWAYS opposing the Agricul.
,..-,i d,-,-,,-,,,. b,,,ns, tho socds 3;,tr;-
bltel oy 'he Ooh hiss'oAe. "ete VI NJ use
among the rocks ard stones Of Vermont
sln- which Mr. Stevens as , native Vor.
InonteF' ougu' 70 Dc "7''tn'4 o''
lA4AiioN AsD M. ~ N II se'n.s 70 Dc
'-7uineu, u 1i7Su5'.ns az p'.pos,.Ion' 10,
.'e Ielnc-l'n oi .ilc u'i.''a.ie 'aAS.i9n' 'la'
ese carry WIN '''en ~ ponulng re
uic'i9h ol Ut Lo''-'-. w NJ ~ 'HlnA
t'c luoA Di'' E,'N.i -. '-o i N's 'io'
/ Len louLu true IA LiEiaLu' ""Sic e'''f
successive reduc'lon oi taA-'iYu "a. De.h
I /. i)Wed ~ an increase ci lrauc suinSIeht 10
L p up tle aSgresi'e oi revenue We are
s-'lsAeu ina. "ACu We 80 out le'e"ue els-
/ ten 60 agluste1 as tna' 'he saAes can &c
honestly oOHec'el' II o"' p= 70 io'hu Win
us.