The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18


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SEN A.gA44L. ...agWAsHIxsFoN, ApriI17!.
Iil1e gHnrt Psane9 in. due form y-r.
/ Inc Ehlef Justice sta ed that the hrs
/ 1n5lnets a efd Y I5as IA Fnrae offered 5y
i semarel atiinaf83a 4 Gourt OF lin men
7 shall meet at 10 O'Clock a. II. lTp7whicl
+ sumner offered an afneh hdnneut for a -ses-
! sion t2 2d1efEopa ~ q 2 p'clpck daily The
I amend m mt W as rejected by l6'agafnst 50
| a an C9RnesS motion adopted by a vote. O.
Ferry oHsred the following ordAfas0J .
cso,Nf,s aEfA5 sf 81 t9e5e i3P2e2ts u TIE Pr9.
iished in. the Gtake of this morning -ear-
7 tain itabular statements, fncorpOrated ia
the remarks of Mr. AIanager BItieEIIpoh i
the Ques ion of adjournment, wa ich. ia 5u-
lar siatelnsns sfwefe neither spoken ir3dis-
Therefore Ordefsd, 4'hat the said ta56iar
Ibgs B4 re 3e 3S 3miEtSd q se 4f2 t9g Is RT97es
ceedings OF the senate" --..T .T.f5 &.
Butler + only desire to say that I stated
the effect Of the Ia ouiar statements 10 the
Senate. and Idi.t ndJ read them 40 len zfls.
rbecause ikwoHtd take too much time Z
NJ eadEieksIl 5l9 rise 70 9 Question Of
wh9theT itberight for any Senator 10 de-
tend tfe .oecfetary OF. The Treasury frOpl
mouths ate closed whf e these attacks are
made; and II lt IS. n0g proper aud right for
a Senator, whether ft is the right of the
AAallitEe TO III he the HELaCk upon IIE
The Chief Izstice-An amename Mt can
b made to the resolut on .prOpo ed by the
Senator nom -Cohhecticut (Nir. Ferry If
the senator thinks lit proper, tn Senate
eau retire for cons SuitatiOn.l If no Senator
makes that motion, the Chair thinks 10
proper that 8he Il onorable Senator shoul5i
be hesl'd ia n'explahati0n. 3 l9UE .t .us
Bu ier-I wish % say that / did not read
ia 6nl, because thought them too volunli-
nous. I mad Them in my hand. and made
them a part OF my argument. I read the
conclusio ions and fuferences to be drawn
from them, and though il was due 20 "a -
sci and the senate that they shoirld be
put exactly as they were. and therefore
rem ~ ~ tb 7i bis ~ 70, f4. s1e
driezs) 1 simply say L made no attack
nothing Of him / did not know that he
was here at all to he discussed +: bat dealt
with the acts as the acis of the Executive
show the reason why dealt with hat act.
TIE Chief Justice stated the question.
Mr. Anlh0ny-I understood tue senator
from Indiana (Hendricks1 to ask If under
the rules he could be permitted to make a
defense Of the secretary Of the Treasury.
N. Re -. EhieI \ rules P2sltlYe
Mr. Anthonys-Byi d nanimo oas .eousens it 8
ilt5 ~ rs gIllf6r li-'Sl Il ieoteadp azlfaaF9
The order was thea 'ad0pted, VITA but
feW-dissenttng voices. i ggEE q be91 j.
M Wy Il e 5af H fo p s ne G5s dss an9 a5- t
titled thGt the President spoke there on
sOlicita iQns interruptions by the crowd
were kept up most OF the time and were
responded to by the President. ~
Barton Able, Of st. Louis. was eZamiG-
ed-W as.oae ofItRe Comm ntees appointed
the President la xAughsd 1856, andswentsto
Alton TO meet him. a the request OF the
tue President lFeiuc tantly con-
OF tie Soutbern Hotel I'D St f.5tffs : fie ]
told sue pommittee hew9uld MAKE Only !
crozsttexs neti4The Pts-ijie5t tnadz 4
speech 30 ne IGOn1m4ttee al the landing.
Wners ne vas IIstepe1 @ TesReetfRliy. and
went 10 the southeyu Hotel aD0ut9 O'cgoek
that night to attend. a banquet given hinn;
remained inside sWhl.e the President was
see any per on try 60 draw h1m9 on s3las /
TO get hlm - qeslst from speakinS. III dsef
tnat be aud Able ad vlsed thel President % /
respond to the gals Of. the. crowd, and 90 |
sen ted WithTelactaucei tha crowd as, at /
that time, very dtsOrd zrly.t q .roaf... ... !
C~oss-examined docs not khow Whether l
the Balcony was crowded; listened 70 4 I
portion of the speeel; did not hear7anylI t
-hiug about Judas or John Bull. The bOu- I
luet was delayed untH the PresfdenJ had i
jnished his speech. Tie Republican is q
)n sunday. and Oh Monday gave d irec4fOns L
20 correct the speech for d second pubHca-s
Ions does not TecOlLect lWhather he mas
ever complain that his directi5ns. were u
l9t Carried out. 4H l'i' i't ~ II
= Henry Seider, shorthand writer for. the
81. Louis Republican, was XIcalled He
'epOrCed the Presidents speech. and cor 4
'eeted the report published Suaday' FIR L
he, pqolieatl9n Of Monday made oqiE I
"a n corrections as We're called tor ~ htss
lotes; compared the report OF the speech i
published IN the Democrat with his own
published in the Republican, made the
,Om parisOn April IlJh, aqd wrote, one ae-.
urate nemorauda Of about Sixty differ
.nces. 4 .t r.tl sa# EI ~ l. 4
PutIar ohfao+a3 fI,af ,.,.,,a n. -f-.,,, 80
made D6tween printed neWspa peTs winch
are not certified to have been gAnufae.
CurUI- called attention to the fact that
h7 Managers had already pat Ia eTidencs
copy OF the Democrat of that date, and !
3uties Withdrew his objection. Tide y emo
anda we've put IA evidence .Htti"fil
Cross -examined-WitgeSs had beea spaE-
lallE deaf some time, OWN To siekuesss Il
id not become so untl! several rlIsJnsffs r
fer he reported the PresidenUs speech;
OnpaTed the reports of the portion re-
ating to New Orleans recently With Sir
y afbrtQ5e; gave examples OF the diffsr-
nces 70 sh8W tnat the latter had left out
uaLtying words TO the prejudice of the
Butter read that portion Of The speech.
equr1ng the witness 20 correct the errors
$ he went along, which he dad, exciting Z
reat laughter by the sharpness OF .hfs rs- ,
lies TO Butler's questions
Butter asked if there were auy changes 1
1ore important than the corrections Of
rs smmar.
The witness replied that there were.
Cur. Is then put in the evidence Of tn 2
TnfnlssIOn issued by President Adams 4
ppotnlngI washington Lieutenant
-eneral; also a document SHOWING the
art1caIars Of all removals Of office under Z I
a. Department OF the Interior. The AS
staut Secretary of State was then
allied TO testffy4fOr the defense The ap-
0i intnent Of cOusu $ and vice cOnsuls are
nder his charge, and When-a a vacancy OC-
Irs, or the consul is not able 10 make q /
-mp0rary appointment the mi Mister ia /
Is absence or. the navaI comma hder
o 5nluates a. vice .cOBsuIs aud this Is re- 4
7rred for approval to his Depar' ment.
ne appointments are made al interim
nd are necessary for the interests Of the
5ryles. Lla -DaparLmanL someLlmao 1