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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-13

GRANr's CAREER. Tie Council Bluffs
Gowa) Democrat Of July 30 copies an ar
ticle from the Express on the cause Of
Grants retirement from the army when
lieutenant, and comments on II as follows:
Our coiemporary, if we have been truly
informed by one who knew the cIrc1m-
stances intimately well, has not stated cor
rectly and entirely the manner IN which
Lieutenant (now General) Grant came 10
leave the army and go unto the pawn
brokerage business at St Louis, under the
firm of '.Boggs & Grant
We are assured by leading citizen
and politician Of lac Northwest, who
knew Grant in the days OF his Iieutenancy,
that after frequently becoming beastly
intoxicated TO the neglect Of his duties,
and .'ior conduct unbecoming an officer
and n gentleman" he was commanded
by Colonel Buchanan, his superior officer,
10 write out his resignation and deposit
tie same with him, conditioned, verbally,
that it should not be sent to Washington
until he again became intoxicated.
This was a guarantee required by Col.
Buchanan as a stimulus 10 Lieutenant
Grant to conduct himself honorably, and
as voucher to his superior and TO the
service that he would not dishonor his
pledge of abstinence. This resignation
of the lieutenant, we are assured, was
held by his colonel Tor the period of sixty
days, when Grant again becoming inde>
Gently drunk and behaving badly the
Colonel sent it TO Washington, where
it was promptly accepted, and the now
greatest general of the age retired from
the army penniless and discouraged, NOR
ally wreck, and regarded as q mere
triie in world pregnant with mighty
men and events.
This is the story as it has been vOuched
TO US on high authority.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-13

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-13

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONFER
FNCE.-The Blair county conferees have
expressed a preference for Tyrone as fhe
place and Thursday next, goth inst, as
the time for holding The Democratic Con-
gressional Conference for this Di t.ict.-
We have no doubt this arrangement VIII
suit the Cambria conferees.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-13
DensocrasEc County Ffehe.

FOR RyPs EEFATrvs:
Capt. JOHN PORTER, Washington Tp.
FoR PRoLEOSoThRT
Capt. j. X. HITE. Johnstown.
FOR pIsTRIcT ATTORNEY:
F. 7. TIERNET, EsG.. EbeGStuTg.
Fer CCaxI8sIONEE:
MAURICE Mon AMARA. Jobnss0Es.
FoR poor HOUSE pIsEcZca:
CHRISTIAN SNYDER, jackson TP.
ron AUDITOR:
JAMES NULL, Allegheny Tp.
FOR SURVIVOR
HENRY SCANLAN, Carrolltown.
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y NOTICE.-Whereas Letters of Ad,

n OTICF--Whereas Letters Of ADJ
L ministrsuon Gun TEsrANTNro ANNrxo have
been granted to me bY the Register of Cambria
county on the estate of VIM. W. Gittins, late
OF the borough OF Ebensburg, deceased, notice
Is hereby given 20 ali persons having claims
ga}nst sSid deceased 70 present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and TO those in
deoted to make payment without delay.
NEW ION J. ROBERTS, Admir-.
Ebensburg, July %, Is6s.-6t
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Lewis PIack
vs..
Simon W oakland

Lewis PIack ! In the Court Of Com
vs. mon Pleas Of Cam
Simon WeakIand bria County
ard No %, March Term,
Dcmelrius Weakland 1858 Nend Expcn.
And now. July Is, 1858, on motion, " n. Il.
Sechlcv appointed Auditor 20 report distribution
of the money in the hands of the Sheriff TO and
among the lien ere Iitors
B. The Court. Extract from the Record.
e. s. GEO. G. X. ZAHN, Proth'T.
Ia pursuance of the above appointment will
sit at my Office in the Borough of Ebensourg
OF Friday the 2lst day of August next, at 3
o'clock T NJ, where those interested NAV attead.
WN H SECHLER, Auditor.
EbensburG, Aug. 6, 1865. -3t.
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Democratic state Ticket.

FOR AUDITOR GRFERAL:
HON. CHARLES (. BOYLE,
OF Ft4geits 60ssRty.
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Fo2 SURVEYOR GgSERAL:
GEN. WELLINGTON Fl. ENT,
Of Co}pplbka Coulsy.
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rOR VICE PRESIDENT
GEN. FRANK p. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
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.EENJEUGG, Pi..
Democratic national Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT
HON. UORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

IMPEACHMENT MEETING IN LEWISTON, u :.
LEWISTON, Me-, May 12--An immense meet
ing held in this city this evening 10 protest against
the acquittal of Andrew Johnson Speeches made
by best citizens and resolutions enthusiastically
adopted expressing the most profound regret at the prob
able detection of Republican Senators. and commenda-
tory of the course adopted by Senator Morrill, of Maine.
Mr. D. J. p Fessenden brother of tho Senator, one
of the sigpers OF the call for the meeting.
AcTToE OF THE AFRICAN NJ. Z. CHURCH
WASHINGTON, May 12.-TlA General Confer
ence Of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion tcolored
Church. in session to-day in Washington passed resou-
ton setting apart Friday next az day OF fasting and
prayer to Almighty God TO throw around the Senate Of
the United States the girdlngs Of the Holy Spirit that
they may pass q verdict in the interest Of suffering
umauiy and thereby bring peace and prosperity to the
country
THE TRENTON GRANT CLUB on IMPEACHMENT.
TRENTON, May 12.-The Executive Committee
Of the Grant Club Of this city this evening passed resou-
tons declaring that the judgment OF the Senate should be
Immediately given for the removal OF the Presidents ana
that want OF fidelity OF honesty, and OF principle now Is
a crime against patriotism which loyalty viii never
pardon
ACTION OF THE PENNsYLyANIA REPUBOICAN
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-The Republican
state Central Committee organized with a ulatendnnce
to-day, and resolved upon sharp fight. The following
was passed unanimously:
"Resolued That profoundly impressed with tho
sOemny OF the issue at Washington between govern
ment and anarchy, unbridled usurpatlon and INC inc
supremacy OF law but reflect the unanimous ana
convictions Of the faithful people of Pennsylyama
In demanding the conviction OF Andrew johnson upon
the grave charges preferred him by the people OF
the United States through their Representatives, beey-
ing that there can be no peace no safety no respect Io
law IN portions Of the Union while the apostate usper
remains IN the Presidential Office
The news from Washington has produced intense feel
ing in this city.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
THE PRESS REPORT

A steady stream flowed into the galleries. this
mornlng loin the opening until they had been flied An
allotment Of three policemen IN each aisle gave them
novel air, but had effect IN checking conversational
enjoyment unt the calling Of the Senate 10 order at
o'clock Meantime the floor was the scene OF earnost
consultations al hands, several OF the Managers hi,
cluding Mr. Stevens. being in the chamber long before
the opening. Among the strangers were exsenators
Harris Of New-York and Cresswen Of Maryland, GEN.
sekles and Theodore TlltOn,
The char taken at l1i o'clock precisely BY the
President pro tepOge The Chaplain. tho Rev DR. GRAY
Osred up prayer After nvocatioDs on behalf Of the
naiOn he concluded as follOws Prepare the mind o
lord, Of the President for the removal the suspense
eonneeted with this days proceedingsi Prepare the
nnds Of the people for the mOentous issues which hang
upon the decision Of the hourl Prepare the minds OF
Thy servants the Senators for tho great responsibility Of
tas hour May they be wise In counsel may they be
clear and just and correct n Judgment and may 1hey
be faithful 70 the high trust committed 70 them by the
nation and may the blessing Of God be upon al the
people everywhere. May the people bow 70 tho su-
premaey Of tho law. May order and piety and peace
plevan throughout al deliberations, and may the
oessbg Of God rest upon the nation God preserve te
eeoplsi God preserve the Government and save itl
Soa MAINTAIN The right today and fOreyoInors Amen"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
SENATOR sHERMANs SPEECH.
Senator Sherman, IN his speech yesterday summed u

Senator Sherman, ln MS bpetVh 9oot'i""'' VI
as follows;
The criminal intent alleged In the ninth article Is not
ssianed by the proof All the President ala 40 In con-
necticu with Gen. Emory reconoabe H5th Ills lniiO
eence and therefore cannot say he is guilty as charged
An ms article The tenth article alleges intemperate
sneeehes Improper and unbec0ning Chief Magistrate
and the sedltlous araignmont of tho legislative branch
of the Government. IL does not aege specific Vol
ton of law but only personal and political 0fcnSes Tor
which he has justly forfeited the confidence 81 the people
Am / as n Senator, at liberty 10 decide THIS cause
AGAINST the President II guilty OF suoh ohsses tat
a presldent In his personal conduct may denean him
seif nv vice. grUss immortality, habtual intoxhatloi
gross neglect OF official duties or tho tyrannons exercise
of power as tO Justify his removal from ooe Is cear
enough but the senate Is bound TO take care tas Ie
oenSe Is gross aud palpable instying in its ehornt
mo applieatlon of the strong words " hlgh otlhes
or msdeneanor" aud above all, we must hnal1
AGAINST making crimes out Of mere pOhuoai
drences; or abuse OF the freedom OF speech oT OF
the xhlbon of personal weakness, wrath, or lnDecu
Ne do not confer tho office Of President ana may no
t,ke IL away except for crime or misdemeanOl Inc
peopc alone may convict and condemn Tor such onences
he senate not tresrass the jurisdiction oi hS
people without itself being guilty OF usurpallon anu
tyranny Better far TO submit TO temporary evl hhn
~ shae the foundations OF the civil superstructnre es
tahIIslled by the Constitution, y ennIhfgiihhg
onr Jurisdiction TO punish by removal from once e
utmost latitude Of discussion. crininaii0n ana leen
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
EXPLANATORY.

WASHINGTON, May ia serious error was made
by the telegraph or printer, in my dispatch of last
evening, in making me say that Senator Freling-
huysen said that his going for conviction would
carry with him Wiley He has never said anything
of the kind to my knowledge, it was merely my
mise and opinion, and was SO written in my manu-
script. f. r..- Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN CAM
PAIGN CLUB

The headquarters Of the Union Republican Campaign
Club was crowded Last evening with earnest Republicans
1t was expected that the vote In the Senate on impeac-
ment would make the meeting one OF great interest," aud
so did tho vote of yesterday posponlDg the conviction
OF President johnson until Saturday The people had
gathered in tho hope that the action OF loyal Senate
would have enabled them 10 oongra'ulate one
another thar the patriotic days OF 1864, when
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY, MAY ls, 1865.

victed and imploring them to prevent any more Re
pubhcans from following Grimes and Fessenden.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

CONFIDENTIAL DISPATCHES TO THE TRIBUNE
Confidential dispatches from the best authorities,
received last night by the editors of TIE TRIBUNE,
leave no room for doubt that we are SAFE The
Senate will conviction Saturday. A leading friend
of Mr. johnson said, last night that conviction is
doubtful, the chances, in his opinion, being about
even A sagacious Republican leader said that Sen
ator Anthony is SAFE Senator Wiley is sure for two
articles, and Van Wrinkle sure on the eleventh.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

WASHINGTON, May 2-2 p. m.--The greatest
efforts making 70 concentrate the Impeaccrs ono
Article and this leading motive for delay The great
struggle now is TO get the two West Virginia Senato 10
agree and having some faint hopes that this may be
done, the Impeachers are now hopeful Nevertheless,
prolonged postponement Is new most probable
The Radcals--Chandler Drake, Conness P0meroy,
Morrill,, Nye and othorshed caucus IN one OF the com
mlttee to-day TO upon plan OF proceedings
and this led to the persistent motion 10 adjourn
the organization at the Managers table sat Sena
tors Chandler, Morrill, OF Me-, Howe VIII ans, COnness
Logan, and Bingham, engaged In discussion. Gland
ers heard IN the gallery, excaimng: Gentle
men, the country won't stand this Trumbu. Fessenden
aud Henderson, by Cd, cannot save themselyee The
country viii damn them for eternal time." When tho
Senators made their appearance Fessenden observed
with Grimes and Henderson. Chandler crossed ovor 10
Wiley who appeared emphatic In conroverting Chand-
ler Cameron essays also TO convert Wiley and also
POmeroy. Every senator considered doubtful was snr.
rounded. Anthony, Van Wrinkle, Ross, and Fowler. all
had 10 meet the more Radical Senator'S.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
THB IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
.rrn rprrNns CONFIDENT.

TgE COURT ADJOURNs TO sATUkpAa ,,"i,TrNGs
- ARn's IIINEss THE ONLY cAUsE-hEhlI ~. =,
AsD ~. 80 ,A',r I,IISoTs AND MISSOURI DELEGA-
SqoNsHpossIBLE RESIGNATION OF SENATOR Sen, ,SY
sS1TS,,psoS--sENAToRs ANTHONY, WILLIE
avn VAN wINKLE, WILL VOTE TO c0NyiCI- S'I,I,
TRUMBUIL's APosTAsY ChAISe' ~, MORAL
S%pTaTNTY ON THE SECOND, EIGHTH, AND
~ TvENTH ARTICLEs-PUBLIC OPINION
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IN BANKRijPTCY. !.

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MlRANKRf1PT6Y.

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