Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-05-01

rciency vi peyter memory. inns
rom olu Inau. stevens sounded like
oatan reouhing SIN. stevens referred
70 one Iresioent as an OFFSPRING OF as
sassliation, VINO was deiying the SEN
a.e wiilcn l,au reoukeu MN; stevens
harangue ana not rise 10 the dignity
I on an argtment, ana what he lacked
Ill Ioglc ne imaue Up IN bitterness. i.
opuBe Wlllianis l9n0Weu III uuli
a unu ptusy speeoii which soon emptleu
'n 1 gi'ileries'
lne IN Peacners are losing ground
anu n c,eh ueos ole NIUE to-day on tne
fresidenps acaulttai.
~ ie,'er VIII pe mace pubic TO-
,lorroW iIonl cuuge BLACK concern
Ins ms wi'lIrtwaI hs counsel for the
Iresioeii'' Iis STRUCTURES are very Sc
n onnoorS that p,,,ou D,,
and other n,anagorsi udor,odI thS ILL., kit,,
Vela document 10 the pros;dont ot
the entreaties of Col Shot,;'s and
] General Hovey. of Illinois Radicals
who were interested i'm tho case and
not for anv sinister ', r,,r uase, anu ~
charged by .Johnson,s kiapJs ond
Judge Nelson. his, co,,nsal ri,,,na
stevens indorsed II remarI mo a. thc
time he would sign anv dac,ment
Judge Black said was nil r;obt Nv -
Frnnk Bloir. of Mo. ia ioon,;r, ~,
as candidate of the Nationoi nn,So oa az
racv for the Presidency ;pho ,,ni,,o-
4 teer soldiers versus Vast Pai,t 10 tho
crv of his friends. 'nUS'l'0 i'' - wy
Prominent Radicals assert that both
Wade and Colfax will be ra loot dJ hv
the Chicago Convention fortbe Via
/ President and the chances arn dooiJD
edly favorable TO Hannibal Homiin
/ and that it is due him As he shonld
have boen nominated for raNoiant;n,,
with Lincoln. 80 49,. - i>0''' -
The whites are reo.ister;pu freoly
| and claim that this will dafaat ti,a
negro shriekers i'm tho noxt ,nI,ninio
pal election. -
xu,s>-e, 40 e..
eu;. nn III ;s a., Spili -o.Toumner
ar ,ti ~ LII, ne Selate convict the
;e re i';'. ~ VII I'oC agree 10 dlsqual-
~ r I'LL, RiUposeI an uinenument 10
, ,no - 'i La g.e ilgorlty OF the
nose r. will ha ro;oatod ior 'ha' pur-
Az E,,o,t, c., -
broai and "a" oon,,, r w. i;o.rs, .aklsg
the nues au pn u,'e in',;, view OF az
founda+io,, e., " niS uowh Iie
dosn,;,,t;o tE -, s aguinent; Ills
foro,,t de,>a VI " , .au poweiS Vi tne ull-
,' uivV u,,i ; .elieos Oh the GoVern-
49,, III III .;ttl NJ .neni anu bringing
.to ohar, hor .t ,,ho ere ma,ls Oh lie sen
~ Siia,iuer WHERE tisere Is deadly
oma "a Pi ,r, vi rare grandeur
III is' Dsa,;Sy ny powers anu uuty OF
th ,o rnnat;t,,t t " ueieIlu ana preserve
He r nnIi ~ wele Clearly stated.
areoS ,ritb ~ e., 0aus.no 'elIils 70 con,
All o,,, w., Us Ieeen. exaggerated
far a ,,,u ~ ;.iiiipo.elI Pretehtl9ns
,an;rtoS ts ~ ecoPe vi uutles' he
So,m.ou ~. tiie ooiigations OF the
o ortat III s oouI., Iiielr ueiicate ana I'm,
Pr ho oah. iui 1 III the trlal ana
t M,la. was uue 70 impartial justice,
"a 'TTThu;e oy .iieIr oains ana their
nou. THIS portion OF ms remarks
vas u.ueILeu WIN Welgnt ana SOL
iIl.y With powerfully impressed
al Nv WY ilearu MN. ,.
90 800 ~ ooie iihpe,'ciillcht 70 shreds ana
ta.ters, exposed lts actlous selfish
n5 ,.s w;.nc Oh principle ana truth,
aiiu iiiaue us partisan measures des-
p,.aoit IN .ne eyes OF All. lie read an
sA.IaI. rom Judge opencers speech
~ ouuge ieck.s case, where he said
hr;npn FL tha i,E III an ie nc Woule scorh TO
LILLE .iie spill. vi party before an au-
su ~ ;nouS o, senators:
tnis was 700 nucn LOT Butier even,
Gnu a .nat worthy lett the chamber in
'iS Una 4, ,.,
he pictured the condition of the
reoluelts once II Johnson is de-
poseu' anu sald the CONSTITUTION
never contemplated That 1t should be
iiilea 9y any one excepting he was
Siecueu oy the people. senators are
u; ;ht 'iie point particularly to-
nisn., any, IN tne event OF Johnson's
, ren.osai, J.. Is n1t ilnprooaoie that the
present law VIII be amended so as to