New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

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SO the order was not agreed to. MI. Wade did not
senator WILSON withdrew his amendment. 80 that
Senator Conklngs amendment to the motion OF senator
Mr. BINGHAM said 1 am instructed by the Mansgers
TO say that proposition just suggested by the honora
Bile Senator from entirely satisfactory to the
Managers on the part Of the House ana 70 say sdnss
in this country. The senate will doubtless remember
9ed n for !t the the I senats adopted
substantially the as the order suggested Dy the
SSeya Thai the fourth day February
receiving the and proceeding In the trial Of impeachment against
II nothing further had been said touching the original
ion we wS%d v h5ys to &
Of the Senate but in view OF what has been said
Indecent haste when we ask that no unnecessary delay
shall interpose in the trial between the people and
which involve the highest interests OF the whole
saess. sS S 9n aus s DS .. sS se
saying that it strikes with OF surprise with
out Intending the slightest possible . dsrepeSt to Amy
should be entertained for continuance on trial like
@ sef himself nS a. be se MONTH
here to-day in the face OF the rules and OF the laws
days The Senate has disposed OF that motion, and in
amanner, venture to say satisfactory to the whole
tyes Of the people at this bar and SIR being disposed
Of and the Senate having the day on which an
Senate that II IL but just TO the people OF the country
that shall await the incoming OF that answer and the
replication thereto by the OF the people
and then and know what toloraDle excuse VIII De
offered either the President accused in his person.
by his representatives why this trial should be delayed
single hour II he be innocent OF those grave aceusa
TONS the truth will be aseertained by this enght
ened body and he has the right III the event OF the facts
appearing TO speedy delyerance while the country
has right to O speedy determination OF this most I'M.
portant question H. the other hand, he be guilty OF
those grave and serious charges what man there with
in this body outside it, ready say that lie should
for day hour longer disgrace the high position
which has been held hitherto only by the noblest and
most enlightened aud most trustworthy Of the land We
think that Executive power OF this nation should
only be reposed the hands Of the who faith
full TO these great trusts Of the people. tbs issue
has made with the President Of the United States
and, while admit that there should be no indecent
haste all do demand in the name OF the people, most
respectfully that there shall be no unnecessary delay and
delay at ALL unless good be shown for delay in
the mode and annerhtheto observed in proceedings Of
this kind.
Senator JOHNSON inquired whether there was any
period fixed within which replication to be filed.
Mr. BINGHAM replied that replication could only be
filed with the consent and after consultation with the
House but he had doubt IL would be done within one
two days after answer filed.
Senator CONKLING called for the enforcement or the
18th and 23d Rules, requiring motions TO be voted on
without debate.
The CHIEFJUsTIcE ruled that debate was not in
order.
Senator JOHNSON said he had simply been making an
inquiry. -
The question being on Senator Conkling's amendment
TO Senator shermans motion the Yeas and Nays were
taken and resulted Yeas, 40 Nays IL, as follows: