Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

mitlee 0n noirenehment
The Convention of Sonih Carroll
ma asked for a loan Tor educational
purposes,
Tho bin regulating presentation
Of bills 10 tho President was pass
cd,
Chief Justice Chase said business
WAS in order,
Mr. Johnson offered resolution
allowing the President ten days,
sumner submitted Il substitute
tha, tho trial proceed,
Rimunds moved that the Senate
retire, Sumner, Howard aud 9th
crs cried No" "No,"
Conkling called for the yeas aud
nays, Tho result " s;
Icas-Anthony, naynrd, RnolSa-
lew, Corbett, Davis, Dixon, Doolit,
tie, Edwards, Fessenden, Fowler,
Frelinghuyson, Grimes, Henderson,
Hendricks, Howe, Johnson, Ne
Crccry, Morrill,, of Maine, Morrill,,
of Vermont, Morton, Norton, Pat
torson, of New Hampshire, Palter-
son, of Tennessee, Saulshcrry,
Spraguc, Van Wrinkle, Nickcrs, VIII
ley and Williams-aH,
Nays-Camoron, Cottrcll, Chand-
der, Cole, Conkling, Conncss, Crag-
in, Drake, Harlan, Howard, Nor
gan, Nyc, Ramsey, Ross, Sherman,
Stewart, Sumner, Terry, Thayor,
Upton, Trumbull, Wilson and Yates
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The Senate remained out two
hours, and ordered the trial to COM
mcnco on Monday next, 10 which
day the Court adjourned.
Senate went into executive ses-
sion aud adjourned.
lIousE OF REpREsENTATIvEs,-
Business was unimportant after the
adoption Of the replication.
Spaulding thought it was too
mcagcr, and warned the managers
against being entrappcd by counsel
for the President,
Boutwell, had no apprchcnsions.
Bingham contcndcd that demurrer
on the part of the President could
not be admitted after the adoption
Of the replication.
The managers insist mainly on
the ground Of public interest, that
the unfortunate disagreement be-
tween the two branches may be re.
that the trial be pushed, so
that peace maybe restored to the
country.
Logan was the spokesman Of The
to-day. The House style
strangely with the quiet
oloQucncc of the Presidents coun-
sci.
The House proceed to the Senate
and adjourned.
In the election case from Ohio,
the committee will report in favor
Of Delano, radical, and ousting Nor
gan.
in the case from Missouri, they
will report in favor Of Svitzler,
1usting Anderson.
The impeachment proceedings to-
lay were very tame. Negroes are
still entirely excluded from the gal
cries. The public proceedings oc-
,upied half an hour before and ten
the two hours private
session. The audience was greatly
dissatisfied.
The vote on Conkling's amend
nent reducing time to Monday next,
vas 22 to 24. The Republican Sen
,tors voting for more time were An
,hony, Cordet, Edmunds, Fessenden
Frclinghuysen, Henderson,
crimes, Norton, Sherman, Sprague,
rrumbull, Van Wrinkle.
Lemuel Dale Evans was confirm
ID as collector of Internal Revenue
or Texas.
More fashion in the galleries to-
lay. Confusion in regard to pro-
,edure was almost painfully evident.
chase had his hands full restrain
ng Howard, Drake and Others from
the motions Of the mana
,ers on either side, and failing there
moving to table them.
The effect of the Presidents an
,wcr was somewhat overwhelming.
parodying the President
n saying that considerations Of a
ligh character induced him to re-
ain his Office, excited Il quiet grin
between Washburnc, Of Illinois and
,chencll, Of Ohio. Otherwise the
Utmost gravity prevailed upon the
of the impeachers
which heightened evidently as the
Inswer preceded to its close.
The votes to day indicated moth
ng beyond desire on the part Of
he republicans to hurry the matter.
Three republicans, who are regard
ID as certain to vote finally from
he evidence and law, voting against
the President thirty days
ime-after replication.
The following is the general rep
ication to the Presidents answer
greed by the Board Of Managers of
he House. The House having con-
idored the answer and plea, reply
hat the President is guiltyof high
rimes and misdemcanors in man.
Ter and form as charged, anything
n his answer to the contrary not
outstanding, This the House is
eady to make good when the SEN
tie is ready TO hear.
The House adopted the replica
ion by 1l5 10 &c.
WAsHIUGTcN, March 2i-The
adicals denounce the King of Prus
ia as n copperhead, for using the |
rord 'race" in the treaty oongratu- |
atoms.
Gen. Buchanan has been assigned |
0 duty under brevet rank, which 1
ntitles him 10 command the Fifth 4