The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18

monies. who unfnrls his dag frotp3 tic domc
6fs ict at 2 O'clock
AeA tho Adjournment of tho cour the
ISfi%Se continued iB session. md the Hnnse
retV7pea TO the Chaaiber, but no quorum uas
sEsant Batee crossed Long Rridgo at 10
O'clock and Mr.. Eldings, Representative from
Wisconsin, welcomed Bates IN d speech Il The
weather wasy yourablc but che. .ere,ysl .sas.
I'll bs p slsss f ssts:
him is Mont gomefy q casriod Il Z horn cum sSn.
presented him BY TIE BG iaabbSea
and his flag. His Health ID 1 exec lfcihss. 5 The
President met him at the threshold sUff ina 4
manSsaaA. alaans AM shas 81 @ u III III q
receive you and your fag, Bates was received
and entertained at the White House: He
thaan proGssdssssd h sIopsJiiISaIb psJJiAS i5tei:
where ho.iydsast dseap tiishss; hs psosasseded to
the capitol, where hus zaailed occurring admit !.
tanoe. ,ssst, a ssaAt.I AAsN As
It al; ttiiat sy ssSssi ,.ls r;lI
be clossd AS IL EopSs opss 81 Asisi;ae.
General Sherman was All
ment = managers me to.day, b Having tho
power to exap,ina vii hesses under oath With
out theo restraints of thep elieited.aIlsfhc
facts not s0.ss Known t pub -.g
AFTER leaving thcseapitSf Bites bb.ob re
ri SsR .Yn g j. ,.;!s5 v;;is5flhs as
carried negro on his shoulders ffon Yiekas
burg then they iEsssla haas allowed him to
pince the negro on therGedd1ss Of dyitsrfv
THE capitol. authorities arehshiftIne fi,e
responsibility Of dehyiH Access is
After adjournment the Court fe Senate
ostnpisa itaalr printing q asiia
eopies Of tho trial sana
adJsngRedssa s.i4s.,,i, s.,.,s, ia ,ssr,a.s
APRIL l5.-ln the House, Stevapss, ,sliailesa
statement to tho effect t|latthe Senate had de
termincd.not to hear tlie. peach ers atalEAahd
gave notice that Nc would move .i6f .tis5si sss;
sion in the House, to allow the managers aud
others to. ke'dheirispe5cHsa. snr1sT -ysa
.Impcachment was !. continued and ssGffa.e
ruled out tho pTesiasnt inessagc OF the 24fIf
VI 'epruarS. sxlcAManaSerS oh1 1Gcted to 1t, on :
general grounds; buet hass rejeetrt. .iton the.
gEaupl lle.i the sapdtc .ysolusiansa saia hae TO-
9nisf 9aisf tef5S5' has sps
Tie 1.EsalSYHt .s S Il
sriasSss a. Sss ~,
ebjec.iuhh sioA sslIutldrs ri " A.3IC2
/ ThS'tiocuiicbfafy cvidcrtee, NAN vpRelAaed
and the onrtiadiourncd - Z: .-a
! The Senate ordered certain, reports Of scs-
si'ns .ansi tsoseedesb toitls asrati;do the
iprcacameh. ssan,l ssar,tt q e6cienry sspTaensia-
tions. i sss z, Il g 81 IS. Il
! i, the ab.anqe a,f SIN.
sssdsu sssis II wa 4 ssEa.;sa l'asnss 'eoa'
President Johnsi iihseiied si tiio tiis, statue ON
the Lincoln monument to-day. Grant Was si'l ON
the sidewalk rAskirssi ssssllEpsd appear On
mahaldMsnalss dMals SaSu6hI Spslsy sslGs sGGlueh
all their osn suysthis . fepruqon,T npeachcrs
show palpabls signs Of + aiscgugp cement.
i ARhMII, Mr.. Esarts pqrtetl rim tbe
conrt+t hat Sir, stanbory waissibetts ass iaes.
ment weather prevented his attendance 4 dss
The investigation Of Gcnoral Thomas, aSa,eaa
was lmaa.ss a9sas,sg IL
dcnes rot,srivil She allhittsl.;E THatladg asa to
II. +. s1erri,k 'fdAbnaaafs4 fboanasasf essnsea Z xosoixa
the same Instruction from tie tie Ysss and
stanbcry, aud gave detale b. .tE
proceedings in Thomas case, shoussessh0k
himself and Cox we're defeated ia.bc;ag;ng
the question before the Supreme C9pst : ;Ras.
lcfN ihtefrdptssAI IS thss SS s;skAa
70 eieaT his skirts, and chat a sh;a paasteE waa.
going on sgaihst tha hdahageSgr lRdSa IRs ful-
ing of the Chief Jhstics. GhsssSS rose and said.
Kit goes oh b:yIl u Sion w the Senate Of
tho tJnitei States .y;faana a l,ssnsasH susb;vai