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

monies, who unfurls his flag from the dome
of ke capitol at 3 O'Clock.
A1eA tho adjournment Of che cour the {.
SedAte continued in session, md the House
rdtWpea5to the Chamber, but no quorum was
sasSelgeant Batee crossed Long Bridge at 10
o'clock, and Mr Eldings, Representative from
Wisconsin, welcomed Bates in speech The
weather was unfavourable. but he.erowsI wac.
M 81 1ih in s5dsS a;oini ssasa SIs.sa..I erssss
him il Montgomery. He carried 1 horn Gun cum
presented him by Tie hHi$Sr Yick6bbTr
and his flag. His Health ID aeaxceliahhsI. fhss
President met him at the threshold Of The
mausiah, IIGnD Dal GIL GIL tlEg gg,AshiM A 81 Go dSMb
receive you and your flag, Bates was received
md entertained at the White House: He
then Sprocscdta 4 thgJs istfopJiiAtah> iMei:s
where ho.igaam.afcdp ptlrehssi Id psSatcded to
tho capitol, where hosdaiied securing admit
tanoe. .,sfss'a .AAAAiN AAaGAS
It sasaststsSaSsaa that shs' 'ASsf dsA1Ssf, suH will
be closed tolAofAtoa Ia EonSSIif 5
!, General Sherman Il was IS bef@sss @ she ,;mpessh-
ment mar, managers .to.day,uwAo, having the
power to examine witnesses under oath with
out the restraint of thcponrt, elicited,allsfho
facts not yet known t;atle pablic..di.s..,ss -.E
After leaving thocnpitoi Baacsi 'proSeeae8 s6
tho Wilmington monument .f.- b. 'PehfrYSbi,S
Of Tehhessse,s spoke and Said said, hsaESs Esteh ts
carried negro on his shoulders ffo:n Yicks;
burg then II tpheeYmeeql4l e .haYa allowed him to-
place the negro. .op the 7Goddsss of diberty.
.|7The capitol. authorities archshiftinr nIe
responsibility Of aehyins Access rs 1}atgeGgss
After adjournment of the Court tie Scnnato %
Occupied ITSELF discussing Tie printing ,s'4sstss a4 aSt1a
copies Of the trial qlsi cxesutiYp. fsssion .ana
| anJeurned.1n asrEss.ri. .,s,o..in, bs ,os1,ae2
ApRIL l3.-In the House, Steveas, ,n,aalcaa'
statement to the effect that the Senate had de
termincinot to hear tiielin,peacha harp f,tIly& &shd
gave notice that he woald move :tbf .riis,aikesi
sion in the House, to allow the managers aud
others to nmkestheirbpetciieA ea79T <sa
Impeachment was continued and sCfiase
ruled out tho Pres dent : message 81 the 27fT
of February. RKa,danagdrs Oh }cc,cd to it on
general grounds bub.i hase rejected .it.ou the
gEqupd tlet s9ne sGpqtc rysolusiqns did hes. To-
ai'f ''f i gnR gR &c Re
The s5y Il !; IS s. .,Eg SS
tary evidence a ras T7saitS admitted Snaef Continued
ebjec,iJnn on:1Sutldrs irs.SG E.sIG1
Tho 'locuiiicbta,y cvidence Hasa O8Helaaci
and the court adjourned ;. J-s
! The Senate orlcrc, ccrtai., reports Of s.s.
sf'ns .ana prosecuted toItLa cousiasrati;hiof the
inlrcaclnnstss sand 4sarls ae6coucy saprrepria-
tcns. fygss,;Y
Il; The absence .of Sta,bersiila i. q def nee pre-"
'cvaeu % wi'' documentary, . .4 fYidfnsc Without
asking for M adiournmei,t..
President Johnsn, 'uhsecilcd tthi' tthio' statue on
the Lincoln monument to-day Grant Was Was on
the Sidewalk, Rsyians y ylfslipssl t. appear oil
the stand.
1iied4egisni,s ssaaasl lalafF59 alalF59 9pafsaSy cd e6ineh
all their own uaysthis aApruaon,f,H Hppeachcrs
show papable signs of discopysse,nent.
!. AilPIHdI. 1G.EMr. Erarts 1feporte,l. in, tle
court hat Mr. Stanbory waisilbctter, hut iaclS-
ment weather prevented his nttondance iss
| The investigation of Gcnoral Thomas. asaea,s.
was inps,ss ss.assa ,slIh5(
dcncc dot.iriv1sl ibc atlaittel.a Habledraa to
IN. !, o,,n,o.,.r,v
II. T, Merrick, Thomas cosannsea raccivd
the same instruction from TIC P,s:'ih Presi'sihent and
Stanbcry, and gave detailed asgaqst, af, the
proceedings in Thomas case, .houisteaheu
himself aud Cox wero defeated iasbziaeiag
the question before, tho Supreme Court But.
cfe INTERRUPTED y ,sfgrfisk sfis thai SS Ssaas
to clear his skirts, and that al tha matter wass
going III sgaisstt ist ta inanaaslI aaslI lisSiSs aissSi
ing of the Chief Justice. Chase rose and said.
Kit goes on 7by the decision of the Senate of
tho United States. yii,nnaS bp1ni,sd tuabivkj
ID. 0. Perrin testified that he called ossthe
President with Representative Sclya on tho
nftegHqon ,pfi ,gebtaaO 21stY Eha BeSssom-
mcnced his s narrative, Butler objectea..
Evarts stated that he desired to prove bv r..
witness that the President stated tSaaT :. !, ,.'s
removed Stanton a and i' appoat q iTia.s