davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

N1urIc Fu., Juno. 1872.
Dr. WttI'N IT. GREoc. Dear Sir. DO Fobmary,
lTl' was afflicted witli sugar phbet.si ANA for live
months passed more than two gallons Of water la
twenty Tour hours was Obliged 10 get up as often
as ien ot twelve times during the night. aud in live
months IoHi about my pouud- ia weight During
the month OF July, 1851, procured two bottle. of
Constitution Waicr, and 10 two days after using ii
experienced rclcf aud after taking two bottles was
entirely cured, soon after regainng my usual good
health.
Yours, truly, ). y. l.. DE WITT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
Sttnnflfls hulnt
II ERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLl-
VAN RAILROADS

hAiNf NOlMN HNNfN AND hAnT
Leave Montpelier at 40 NJ, so n. and 10 O5 I'm
Man TAIN leaves e Adams At6 10 a. IN and con.
meets AZ Burlington with Rutland and Burlington Il r.
White hivet junction and Bellows tails Niu trains
FOR Boston, Worcester, SPRINGFIELD, and with trains
on Pasaumpsie X. Il aui,es at New York 1t l046
DayRxrRBss ieavet Montreal at 8 80 Az. ST. Johns
a. 10 A ~, ORdinsbutph 90 l5p m. lodge AZ Ma.
lone leave houscs Point 10 i5 m. for Boston, &C.
arriving m Boston via Lowell at 1870 p.
NIoH1 81rnHss leaves OgdtusJurg al hoo A.
NJ, Montreal A. 3 l5f o. Rouse'a Point al $40 r. H.,
n connecting o. Belovs fant viii Cheshire road for
Boston snd Worcester and with Vernon VALLEY Rs
X for Springfield &c. aud arriving IN New York 81
TEAiss ootuo NonrH AND wasg.
L.hve hoptnelici At 2.AO A. NJ, $40 a. NJ. g. 20 P
DAY EztRBss leaves Boston via Lowell at 800 a m.
Tor Burlington, 81 Albans Montreal arriving at Mont
raei a. 9 so p. NJ, Oedtnsburgh at OO m.
NAH BAR ieayet Boston 40 well, at 90 a. n.,
via Lawrence and tlighbufph az 80 A. m. Springfield
at % Ia. for Burlington and st AlbaIs.
AucOaAonArior 1hAlH leaves Nottnbclc at s o.
F, iio' ''''n''''' "''''H'' OF Adams NO0'''
NioHi BxrAues ieayei Bcgows Fals At 1000
a.. receiving passenger from Vermont VALLEY H. 4
leaving Hosicn 1850 ~. connecting a. White River
junction with train leaving Boston at 300 p y. foi
Burlington. kouso't Point, Montreal and % sdenaourgb
connecting with Grand lTyuk uaits ior TIE West
Sleeping cars are atachcd 30 Doth tne night express
trains running between 40 Adams and boslon, and St.
Aiuana and Springfield.
Through yekotafoi Cbieigo audths wes,for sale a..
the PRINCIPAL stAucus
$ Albaos December II. 1890
2 % Is a b thN kAEIk
~ 1850 WTNTBR ARHANGBMBN7. loC6
r-r i.. ..i.-..-s.- 90 and ihcr Monday, Nov l7tl
~ - 7a--aff 1904, Passenger Irsins vii run 4,
UPWARD TRAINS
NAH HAih leaNee Concord al 1910 ~ foi white
1--WE ulcil4n connie .ls wiil Lsiu, Ion ellie River
sohnsouTy EArioui Newport Wul,ughbJ ano Magog
Lakes, Stansteod, Bath LittlCt0n Lauoattvt ,Sc.--
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
NEW Io,Dos, CosS, Nv. Is 1866.

NEW Lospos, CoSE., Nv. Is 1866.
The Great american Tea Co.
sIBs II herewith send YOU another club. We are
ell well suited with which received before and
much obliged for the complimentary package We God
that IL 90 per cent cheaper than get it here
and AZ least SO per cent better Please send two
three blanks for clubs and circulars to go with them
! know Of sone in adjoining towns who would like 10
get up clubs. Yours uuly,
l.. NJ DAY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
AN ACt RELATING no THE REDEMEPTloN OF
Rank MOTIFS


BANK NOTES
MS hardy euociea ~ no Ge.aai Assembly Of the
State u Vermont
chartered by this State after tho termination Of he
existence u any such bank agreeaby to he laws Of this
stare such bank may notice TO be Published in ell
he weekly newspapers Of me ruunty where such bank Is
located for null setting forth that said bank
will redeem its outstanding bills he day Of the expira
tion ofit charter The date Il the Elimination of is
existence and copy Of this act. And upon due publ
cation Of such notice. neither such bank nor us officers
shall be liable 10 any action ior the non red'mpon OF
any u It's outstanding bills unless the same shah have
been duly presented and payment there demanded
within the year aforesaid at the banking house OF said
bank
sHo After the expiration q the charter, or after
the termination Of The existence Of any such bank
Aforesaid such bank shall 10 be- subject 20 tht
operation, or liable to the provisions Of he sixty third
section Of chapter oghtyuuc Of the General Statutes
SIC This act tha take effect ifom it's passage.
Atproyed, November 10 1866.
It. pursuance " the provisions q the act above iecit
ed, the Vermont Bank Of Montpelier, Vt, gives notice
its outstanding bills will De red, omcd until January tst
1905 at its place Of business in the u the First
National Bank Of Montpelier
Montpelier, Deceu Der 90, 1866.
IN pursuance 4 The riovions Of the act shove rtc
3D. the Northfed Bank gives notice. that is charter
terminated July 18Th rs hetits anding bills will
be redeemed Until Jaruay lst 1865 At It's former place
OF business iu Mortified, VI
Mortified December TO- 1866.
Iu a,cordauto With the provisions Of the above OF
hr LtW lafurr Of he state n Vermont the Bank Of
waterbury a. Waterbury Vt, hefor, gives notice that
iis aret terminated September Let 1865 thst the out
ding bills OF said bank will be fcdtt med at the Wa
iethuty National Bank iu Waterbury, and also at The
National Bark n Redemption, in D sion. until the LIST
JK FUILFRTCN Cashier.
Dated az Waterbury. Dec 2Dth 1866 Ally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
BY Mail, Prepaid
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds,
..ln \ t.n..L..-..n. d.. Ill Il

- NJ. WATsoN's OLD COLONY NuRsERY
-ADs and SIZED ksTAHLIsHHENr, Plymouth Mass
is low sending out by mail prepaid psck,d Oh great
care IN tua ppcha rhk 20 as 10 reach any part q the
Union IL perfect safety CONF lete assortment II the
finest
Grapes, St'orberieT. NeW large Carrons q osberries
Bhchberte, Roses, Flotoering Plants
Bulbs, Lilies SC. G. Fruit and Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs, fyergteenS, Hedge Plants SO will be sent by
heRhi paid 70 Boston Also, the True Cape Cod Crau-
berry, Tor cultivation In land or 10 upland and Gar
dens wh,e % produces at tn rate Of 400 bushels 10 the
acre with diret tons for cultivation Priced Descrip-
tive Catalogues will be sent TO address. No0 as the
bsst time for planting. The best way to obtain good
ffnts and Fioi0ers ana seeds is send The Grower
Send for a Catalogue Wholesale Catalogue 10 the
trade Agents wanted b2.5g
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
EVI ID NCEAFTER YEAR, S
TRIAL.

FOURTH AuDiToa's OFrlcE, Dec. |, 1866 I
Great American Tea Co.. Ns.3lS 80 Vesey So, N. T.
hnclosei herewith send Gu our re lular list for Dc
ember II Is nov twelve months since We began the use
OF your Teas and Cohes, ard pleased ia being able
20 say hat satisfaction derived from the use Of aid
articles BY ihe members Of this Club instead # btirp
confined 70 individual iustancts is universal aud thin
may saiell ssy IL without exception Thanking YOU
lut ihe mary lavofs received at 1our han u.s. [ am,
sirs, very respectfully our obediaut servant,
l.. CASS CARPENTER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
~ ANBORN CHURN !
BUTTER WORKER

7 a K q > l n q = l. Q IN u IN
Two all who wish to buy Churn we recon-
4 mend the sANDoRN CHuRN AND BuITER WORKER
as the veiy best, io these reasons:
lat be'au'e II will make the most butter fom the
same amount Of crcain
"a 1t will ohurn the butter in from three to five min
utes.
3D. II will wash all the buttermilk entirely clean
In three minutes leaving the butter with nice grain
4lh, Il ILL salt the butter perfectly in two or
ihtee minutesi all this can be done without putting
hand 10 the butter.
OH The Churn will wath itself entirely eesn in two
m nWes by putting in hot water ard turning the crank
For sale by SCOTT CO., Montpelier, Vt
~ Town aud County Rights on the Above Churn for
sac by ID. l. FULLER.
Montpelier, March 30, 1867. 55L
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

n'. proved itself equal to 'as's.s 'n'' has de'oai
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
THE IMMENSE PROFITS
Or TuB--
TEA TRADE !

The prophet n Of The Omar ANERioAS TEA Con-
rARY became fully nvnced, several years ago that
the consumers Of Tea and Cohe were paying too many
and too lage roHs these articles Of every day con
.umpdon. and therefore, org nized lHs uRtAr AMtti-
can IEA COMPANY, TO do away, as Tar az possoie va
these enormous drains upon the Consumes AND TO sup
ply them with these ntcessaes az the smallest possible
price.
10 give cur readers dea Of the profits which have
been made in ne Tea trade will start with the Amer
lean houses, leaving out Of the account entirely the
profits Of the Chinese factors.
LIST. The American house in China or Japan makes
large profits their sales or shipments and some OF tue
richest retired Merchants in his county have made then
immense fortunes through their houses in China
"a The pauker makes latge profits upon the foreign
exchange used Ia the purchase OF Teas.
3D. The Importer makes roht Of 80 to 30 per cent
in many cases.
h. On is ariysl here IL s sold by the cargo, and he
Pur hasor sells 10 TO the Speculate 10 Invoices Of 900
10 900 PACKAGE at au average front about III per
cent
5th The Spectator sells &C. thc Wholesale Tea
Dealer in lines 81 a rr, ht Of 10 60 10 per cent
Gin The Wholesale Tea Dealer sells IL 60 the Whole
anc Grocer 10 lots TO suit bis trade at proht Of about
IN me wholesale Grocer sells It to the Retail Deal
er at a profit Of 10 90 25 per cent
Sth he Retailer sells 10 go the Consumer ior ALL ms
When son have added to these riour profits many
brokeragts Cottages. tt1agts, roopcapts end waste
az a. q ths Origin al cost n tie lea DO will Dc perceived
what the aot sumcr ms Co pay And now propose to
.how Why We can sell 30 very much lower than other
dealers.
and tokagts carriages stoaget cuopertges aud waste
with the exception Of small otmmssion paid IL Iut-
chasing 90 out oorespo dents in Chino and Japan, one
carriage ard tmai pfoht TO tufseves-Wnich, on our
large sAics. will amply ply us
Through our system o. supplying Club throughout
fe country tou.utts u an pafts of ihe United states
con receive their Ut he anne Uces with the small
aUoIIotal expense 4 uausIuTAu n) as though ihey
bought them af OUT ware houses 10 ihs city
Some patiCs qure OF us how they shall proceed 90
gen up a cub The answer is simply ihis' IT, each
rer on wishing 10 To- inA club say how much lta OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

KIN G's
PREPARE PRESCRIPII ION,


PREPA RED PRESCRIPTION,
D. ~ eonaisn, presented 70 The public ior The Proven
sGONSQMPIION,s
IN ms MOST AnNA gKD sIAGks ..
spd AZ '' saeeoS IS, faRo1r and fRfSsslefs
and io al tnnsfoaa sofdts Ollie stomach Rossis
s s@is ts"at 6sias. he CSni ' F1,g ad miSes
he tipg'egega 10 f'f.t we e,sA .T,a s,ways 70 ron
NE patient ,ags sss ne osss And iae e,s , syssA
YSfioEs bis1tFsAR WITH TIEiii'i &sroSisHiS6
f5.GsemrrioS .seas. va case sss s, e,
si.5s ss Sos tsd S n ~ ah Si ' SsS oSs
Dr Or ,:,.s n .. x T. f q N y ZION, c.. w..,
r. so OF t',5 ssa n s f'1, o l' 81 a9 Ii
ae s,osasr CAst taei or ims. Nres. hsagesAs Ntrou
Throat, Dyor.as,s N,giases Soy sioaaea Hss,i Bsgy
l f,., trtr s ana "g9SiR 'y t,e'' Dsa
ssaHf, hIesrs Ddassa Premature or TOO frsqasHt AeH
Statements from Patients, DC.
fn 9s 81 g. s ,as. e. g.
Prepared rIeserpqon raw rtafalsl uossbqrl. Fem.
much ~ its ass. ,iIRrv' q y JOSIE Bacre Vf
ary i65, was suffering from violent eour emeh bad
Regn tthi'a autin sN MONTE whom eneuL
ming hoarseness would come ben would prevent me- from
grfhsse om e lungs Ny sniy fhyscIan assured That
d
aud had been compelled Goo leave business for nearly two
months All my symptoms indicated, unmittNt ably, tc pres
enee Of cQNal MlioN 10 thg he.innng q tshuery Ar
.cnted with bottle of The PREPARED lREsCuflluN.
On afcW (Which bad entirely f0ff returned
within week cough tu almost lfi and Boa less Than
two weeks the NFh sfeafs broken 1hcncroruard
feRaiutd strength Hpuly aud regularly attending
90 duties cers 90 Che AMahCAN BIBLE SOCIETY tuo
whose rwriuf hove h.tu nIuU
rood health Your PREeCu TlON effected uKt, vhenmy
friends desuaircd of u.y recovery THus.J. tONGER
" have had Ntrrous Apaodf asthma fur eleven years
uuiug thN years bud uptcd
might rest 10 often seemed Go me That would de before
cuul4 sNifltifrH
suffered POI greatly from shoruesH OF hr ai That wee com
putd 20 take frequent cats u walking from my residence TO
my place ofhuautsH.
= The night before Obtained u.e PREPARED rREsCHP
TON Was Ode pursi ever pas.,d un Onto uine u gmedy
TOOK tnHuUuliu az noon tuu again t Hlst lu Do ~ all
night Nthnut waking IhHtt not bad bfntfH h vet
. o 30 longer luUk huEtHraf' lave GAINED tu
strength and spirits, and not 90 a M cted with bi rtnta
Of BREATH shall ho ssd Go have any one AFFLICTED with Ast
ma call Hndsc
EZRA q. LANGION. 40. at4 Fourth street. s.. s."
The " PREPARED ikl st hllIION' is put ut bot
lie. and sHold h1 Druggists Htuefuuy udtH ad
pressed o che Sole IuluCtufi OSCAR q. MOels Coz
t0HrltNuT SfrEtrtN DO C0ttuatDu free Circulars cone
tanning plrcHars successfully treated will be
Tree by mail.
Sold Nonireicrby nj Brown.
nolieopdawiy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
Ned AEVINS, THE NEWS BOZ,

MD AtllM, IhE AENSB0i,
By HENRY MORGAN, p. Nj p. NEW EDITION
PRICE, 81 80.
NED NEVlNS, Ia tho Street.
NED NEVINS, Withou, Home,
NED NEVlNs, Arrested
NED NEVlNs, At Court.
NED NEVINS, In Jail
NED NkVlNS, At the Grave.
NED NEYlNs, Adopted.
NED NEVINS, A Fact.
NED NEVlNs, No Fiction.
NED NENlNS, A Grand Success.
NED NEVlNs, Going by Thousands.
NED NEVlNS, Wants 100 Agents.
100 per cent profit Beet eanvassing book published
Agents Tor town, county Or Slate, apply TO Rev Henry
Morgan, GIoton Street, b SION, Mass
April dAw a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
kbACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
a PANY'S
THROUGH LINE
TO GAIIEORN MA.

N
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carrying the Il = Mail,
s'spg,as, On dc Co cora %eys on ne pqsia,
ApiZSNA roi S S'H e.
HENRY CHAUNCEY, C0NSTf1 UTIoN.
NEW YORK QIIDKN CITY
OCEAN QUEEN, fA kAMENTO
NOkIHhRN LIGHT, GOLuEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA
One q the above large and splendid steamship will
leave Pier No, AZ North River foot OF Canal Street,
Al u O'Clock noon, on the lst lth, aud Dist every
month Except when those dates fall on sunday and
then On me preceding Saturday., for AspinWail, con-
meeting via anamA Railway. with one Of the Com
panf' Steamship from Panama Tor San Francisco,
touching at Acapulco
Departures Of lsi and 2ls, connect at Panama with
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC anu CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those oflst touch at MANIA
Departure Of llh each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA and NHw ZRA-
LAND.
steamer Of June II 1867. will connect with the Com
Panl steam er COLORADO. 10 leave San. ancisco Ju
y 81 foi ong Kong wa Hokoeama, where close con
ueouun viii be made with tbs Company steamer Cosr.
ARIcA for Nagasah and .nghae.
discount OF one quarter from steamers rates allowed
% second G"pn ana seerage passengers with families
also an allowance - One Quarter on through rates TO
cleTRmeu and Their families, and school teachers.
jne Hundred PouDds Baggage all wed each adult.
Baggage masters AccOm pany baggage Though and At
ttnd 70 ladies' and h.drsn without male protectors
baegage received on the dock the day before sailing
rom steamboats, railroads and pasaer who prefer
g send down early. An experienced surgeon ON board
Medicine and attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further information apply Al
she Company Ticket Office the Wharf foot OF CANA
street, North River Nea Orh.
+ II. BABY. Agent
q. L. BARILkTT 4 co,
10 Broad St. Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

J. HlAjE LIZ /.
YOUNG HYsON ,Greenl. 500, 9oe. 81 10 best 81 20
per pound
GREEN TEAS Soc 9o,. ST. sllO best 81 25 per
punuc.
MIXED zoe soc SOC. best s. per found
JAPAN 81. p. lO beet ~ % rtr pound
ODlONG tIa,kl. zoe, soc Quc. te't III per pound
INfllhIAl .Gi,ul boat 81 2j per loufd.
ENGLISH ,kAKFAhI lblacO, soc SOC 81 81 10
test ~ 2j .cr tOuud
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

AIDE from Prescription II REV CHAs. E KSo, NJ DIT
D. &c confidently presented the public Tor the Preyt
on and Cure of
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
BUNCOMBE VS.. BUSINESS.

my eyes shall not sleep nor my yelids
slumber until this hand draws the bill OF i'm,
parchment against Andrew johnson. ."-IPo.
htieal Speech Of John A. Bingham Of OHIO,
on The Stump.
"The proposition to impeach the President
was strongly opposed by Mr.. Bingham, Of
Ohio Sunday Herald's Report Of Repub-
hcdn Congressional Caucus, Jan. 5h.
Zone ground upon which Mr. Bin CHAM
based his opposition was that this Congress
would not have time to conclude the trial
proposed" at would be best and
safest to leave the matter to the considera.
ton and action Of the Forteth Congress-"
Sunday Herdlds Report Of Same Caucus.
"Mr Bingham made the point thu Il arti-
cles Of impeachment, for the reasons he had
previously stated, should not be pre- ferred
during the present Congress for wrnt or
time. He reminded gentlemen that IL q trial
OF Warren Hastings lasted seven yesars."-
Sunday ChrOnicIs's Report Of Same CAUCUS.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
THE VOICE OF THE People.
COBBLERS AND LEMOHADEH.

The radical Cincinnati Consmereiai ex.
presses belief in "the voice Of the people, "
"cobblers and lemonades," in an editorial.
Of which the following is the most sensible
part: .-....r.. ... -.r.-.
1--WE believe If the voice Of the people
could make itself heard in Washington now,
1t would demand that Congress turn its at
tention to other questions than those OF re-
construction and the Presidents appoint
ments. Ifit is thought necessary to investi-
gate them more fully, Congress can provide
for the assembling Of its successor imme-
diately on the expiration Of its term. To
make the way clear for that body to act let
the present Congress devote itself to the
business in hand: the revision Of the tariff,
the internal revenue system, the appropria-
tion bills, and such other matters as clamor
for attention. .
The Fortieth Congress convened, say in
March, with clean docket, can discuss the
Presidents policy and the propriety Of his
impeachment for the ensuing twelve OF, fE
teen months. During the dull summer
idlings, the dog days, by time and harvest
time, the progress Of Gen. Buffers impeach.
ment trial viii serve to keep us awake and
furnish us something to talk about over our
cobblers and lemonades.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
A Truly Christian and Practical
Movement.

The Young Mems Christian Association
have recently appointed a committee Of
three to undertake to assist in procuring en-
ployment for deserving young men. 1t is
the intention of the Association, through
this committee, to acquaint themselves with
the needs Of persons thrown out Of business,
and, II possible, to aid them, believing that
idleness is fruitful source Of evil, and that
being actively and pro6tably employed tends
to improve mankind. This movement Is in.
tended to assist not only young men Of es.
tablished reputation, but such as have strayed
away from the true path in life, are desirous
of reforming, and need assistance in doing
SO. This committee ask the cooperation oi
the community in this work. and are desirous
of placing themselves in communication with
persons needing help, as well as those need,
ing employment. Any communications from
either class Of persons, addressed to "The
Committee on Employment" at the rooms
Of the Association, 500 Seventh street, will
be promptly attended to. The residences Of
the different members OF the committee may
be ascertained by those desiring to see and
converse with them, on application at the
rooms.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
RECEPTIONS.

The residence Of the Secretary Of the In
terror is on the east side Of Montgomery st,
Georgetown Heights. The ladies Of his fam
lily receive their friends on Wednesdays.
Speaker CoLrAx's receptions will begin on
Thursday evening, Jan. 10th, and continue
every Thursday evening during the session,
from 81 to IL o'clock, p. m. sai % ,a,a.a' 5r
The receptions ofthe Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss MATHEWS, for ladies
and gentlemen accompanying them, will be
gin on Wednesday, Jan. 18th, and continue
every Wednesday afternoon thereafter, from
to 4 o'clock, p. m. q ''
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
The Republican Caueus,

The caucus Of the Republican members Of
the House Of Representative last Saturday
night was attendedby about seventy members,
and the proceedings were not altogether har-
monious, il is said.
Mr.. Scofeld, OF Pennsylvania, was in the
chair; and Mr.. Donnelly, Of Minnesota, Sec
retary.
The only subject considered was the adop-
ton Of the resolution in reference to the i'm
parchment Of the President These were
brought forward by Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, who
had been selected by his colleagues in the
House to present the resolutions. The pro-
Bingham, OF Ohio. One ground upon which
he based his opposition was that this Congress
would not have time to conclude the trial
proposed, and that as the succeeding one was
eminently radical, II would be best and safest
to leave the matter To the consideration and
action Of the Fortieth Congress.
Mr.. Stevens thought there would be ample
time in this Congress to do whatever was to
be done. He was not, however, in favor OF
fastening matter Of this kind too rapidly.
He was willing to afford an opportunity to
members Of Congress to give due considera-
ton to the measure proposed. He believed
that it ought to be done, but was not willing
to 60 into it unless II could be done thorough
ly and certainly.
Mr.. Spalding, Of Ohio, opposed the pro-
posed action very earnestly, He did not be.
lieve that any good would result from il.
Mr.. Highly, OF California, thought it the
most momentous question that had been
presented for the consideration Of the mem
bers of this Congress, and deprecated any
hasty action.
Mr. Washburne, OF Illinois, did not think
that impeachment was possible; and while
he believed that the President had done many
things seriously Objectionable, he thought
that the proposition for his impeachment
should be referred TO one Of the standing
committees in order that it should be regu-
larly and dispassionately considered before
being presented for the formal action Of the
House.
Mr.. Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts, earnestly
supported the proposition Of Mr.. Ashley.
Messrs Kasson, Of Iowa, and Whaley, Of
West Virginia, were in favor of the refer
ence.
The caucus determined that no resolution
Of that character should be adopted by the
House unless sanctioned by vote of two
thirds Of the Republican members in caucus
and that in the meantime this resolution, and
all others looking to the same purpose, should
be referred to the Judiciary Committee Of
the House without debate.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
PERSONAL.

BALL, the artist, has finished his marble
ststss Of Forrest In his muscular ros Of corioianus
and viii shortly ship to Boston new and beautiful
'sRp.r
THE leading writer on morning daily in
New York Is sbest 10 retire from the active dutiss
Of his profession and essay the srduous and s.
grateful labors Of the stage. Can Il DO Howard,
Of the Tmss."
CHARLES A. SEcoR, and lady, Of New York;
Gen. D. Vioksrs, Of Philadslphiai Cen 4. B. Tyler
Of Baltiuorsj Col J. NJ. wastum, President Of the
Southern Pacific raiirosdi Capt G. L. Sherman,
U. 9. Marines Capt R. Meade, U s. N, are
among the arrivals At the Metropolitan Hotel on
Saturday.
W. ]. FLORENCE has procured the plot for
4 new sensation play from the New York Police
Commissioner.
Ex-Gov. ANDREW, Of Massachusetts,, has
been elected President Of the Historic Gsnsaogi.
cal Society.
GEN. MAoRUDER, late Of the rebel army, is
In New York city.