The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30
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Coaes~io9al News
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n. ~ Daily Jses''' r'.~
Nrw OalnAxs, NJ :s.--Alsr
steady, unchanged Mo!.sses ioser,
con noa 30. eho.ra IS 10 81. Flour
very dsll. superhne - IS, choice
eiS Coys dsM, unchanged. Ose
so Pork dull, e22 so. Bacon dull.
shoulder re..aisg Al 12. elssr 10
Lard. prise, fisrces Is kegs l5t
Cotton sesivs, M,ddling Orleans i6e-
Sale. $500 bsles--larrest Of the 80
son Recsipss 4,ls2 Gold asA.
The Coaveotisn ssccesded IN or
gaining to day OAecrs stasd A.
follows White Secretary AID Ser
essn, At Arms eoiorsd Dcortceper
A epm mi,see Of Is. Of which W. l.
McMilles il Chsivmsa, wss appoint
ed 70 drsft rules and regulations.
pendisg Which rules and acquisitions
Of the House Of Representative OF
the u. $. we're sdopsei. The Tue
IN. vas elected printer, beating the
Repubiics. BY one vote No other
s->~.~~s~l
Tie Oasshi's psetsky' - six men
.bsxdssI. two mcvtsliy The upper
works Of Il c boa, were wrecked.
Richmond, Nov. 25.--Chase not
here, and L. $. Court adjourned.
Judge Underwood received scle-
gram from Chase, saying he would
be here tomorrow Davis, conse-
qaently, did not appear to day
Among the witnesses summoned by
the government, Gen, X. +. Lee ar
rived to day. General Gusts Lee
snd Fitzhush Lee are also here
Gen. Horace Porter, Of Gen. Grants
stat, also witness, arrived to-day.
The venire out OF which the Davis
Jury is to be selected, is enc third
black.
Montgomery, Nov. 25,-Reeon.
straction Convention. A memorial
was offered To the Congress Of the U.
8. praying that the present recon
struc,ion law BE- 70 altered or amend.
ed As to require Only = majority Of
voters voting on the question, to de.
termine for Or against the adoption
OF the new constitution. Several
members stated that they desired the
law amended, so that the opposition
could not defeat the constitution by
stsyiag away from tho polls, and
pressed the immediate adoption Of
the memorial. II vas tabled and or
dered printed. The radical majority
determined not to press the adoption
Of the amendment requiring CON.
mon carriers to make no distinctions
on secouat Of color between persons
travelling in tha State, sad refuse to
bring up tho qssssios This is sim
ply csptious, to avoid other objects,
as this end has becn partially attain.
ed BY the adoption Of section ono Of
Bill Of Rights which declares that
the psrsoa possesses equsI civil and
political rights sad psblic privileges.
Warrington, Nov. 26.--Ssaate---
Periden from Massachusetts present.
I'd bill for equal male and fsmale
suffrage IL this district.
Military oumittee ordered to en-.
quiss sxvsdiency OF reducing rexa.
lar srny. Rssolutica returning
thaoks 10 Shsridsa, sickles, Pope,
aad 6shsaeld VS. Introduced aud r..
fsrrsd. s.
Edward Dssbas, editor Of the New
York Olobs ordered before the bsr
Of the essats for contempt Ad-
joarnsd.
House-A resolution adopted no
sonpistss shall incur expense here
aster without farther order OF the
House.
Boutwell,, second member Of Judi.
eisvy committee, rose to report tessi-
sony taken by committee on i'm
peachiag. Report prepared by WI.
liams Of 7 Pennsylvania
The summary Of majority report
is as follows
In accordance with the testimonies
herewith submitted and the views Of
the Law herewith presented the com
mitsse 10 Of opinion that Andrew
johnson, President Of the U. $. Is
guilty Of high crimes aud mi.ds.
neanors in that Office, II closes
with the resolution.
Rssolved--That Andrew johnson
j. iupsachsd for high crimes and
misdsmeasors. The report vas fol
lowed by mingled expressions Of ap-
plauss and disspprobation. The
speaker in the meantime using his
gard"
Wilson, chairmAa for himself and
Woodbridge, presented = report which
concluded
We therefore declare that tho case
before us presented BY the testimony
and measured BY the law, does no.
Close such high crimes and misde.
nssson within the meaning Of the
Consultation y require the constivu-
ionsl interpretation OF the House,
aad comnend the adoption Of the
followisg
Resolved, That the J judiciary Com
uittes BE- discharged from further
consideration Of the proposed im- |
pssch.ent or The President Of the |
Usited States, and that tho subject |
- laid Oh the table.
Narshsll, o. behalf Of his,sslf ADD
ktAriaga stated ,hsy fally eoassrred |
II IL resolution By cAaisuaa Viii
sos, asd also cescurrsd ostirsly With !
biz srEsnsa,s regarding The lsv Of
IL esss asd ~ sppReatoa II the
svidsncs thereto, but there vess dif.
isFsasss on soas po;sh which Ia.
duesa hin aad Mr.. EaAridgs 70 sub |
nit third rsport.
fhs reports vers I'll % the table
SD ordered printed, sd made the
spseiai order for Wednesday Of mex.
week. A bill V suspend evil oAcen
dssisg impsseAnsat, vas referred 70
~ Judiciary Co~uittss. A .otion
~ subsequently, .sds BY NJ. Blaine
Of ustas, to sseoasidsr ~ vote Of /
ssfsssacs, sad 10 ssbls The vote V r.
consider, which fasts~s the bill On
tAs Judiciary Connitiss. sad r.
moves Il fFoM arbitrary control Of The
hssss, vas regarded ~ = sort Of ssst
% Thu question. Blsinss motion
prevailed With but liuh opposition,
lndiesiing the weak ssss Of the scheme