The New York herald., 1868-05-08

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| MI MORRILL, OF Maine moved to amend the order
OF Mr. Sumner so as TO provide that when the Sen.
ate sitting to try the impeachment of Andrew John-
son, President Of the United States adjourn TODAY.
| 1t be to Monday next at twelve O'Clock meridian
when the Senate shall proceed take the vote hv
yeas and nays on the articles OF impeachment with,
ous debate and any Senator who may choose shall
have permission to die written opinion to go on the
Mr.. DRAKE moved to amend by adding after the
word permission "at the time Of giving his vo,e.n
After debate Mr.. CoNKLINd moved that the further
consideration OF the subject be postponed.
Pending which Mr.. TRUMBULL moved to lay tho
subject on the table, and the question was decided in
Mr.. MORRILL,, OF Vt, submitted the foowing--
Ordered, That when the Senate adjourn to-day adjourn
ans upon he rules Of the mcaehmen and that on Tues
day at Twelve O'Clock meridian the Senate shall proceed
and each Senator shall be permitted Die within
record '0'' 'Aen A'S written 0pn'0n' 20 on 'hs
Mr.; ANTHONY moved an amendment that the vote
be taken on or before Wednesday.
This was determined in the negative by yeas IS,
nays 81, as follows-
e Fowler Dqs
Salisbury, spragus and vlckers.lS.
@ M Son Of % sco
Patterson of 4, Pomeroy, Ramsey She man, Stewart,
a%s 1soSs hssa and drR,St sE'u Van "inke Wiley VIII
Mr.. SUMNER moved that the further consideration
ceed to consider the articles of impeachment.
Tse question was decided in the negative as fol-
Ian TGFan samner ThaSsr Tip.
Sas sS ss Ss:.:sssS ssS
Menderson henarek HOWARD Howe Johnson McCreey
N H. PATTERSON Of Tenn, Ramsey Ross, salisbury
eym %sn sp'asue' rfum'u' Van @nke v'ekers and VIII
Mr., SUMNER moved to amend Mr.. Morrill's order
by striking out the word "Monday'' and inserting
journ
This was determined in the negative, as follows:-
% coz cnsro scT cea
sq~ner, Thayer, Williams, Wilson and Yates-i6.
ss Savs Ferry
;sHs@
bull, Van wnke, Vickers Wiley SO 'l
Mr. SUMNER moved to amend by striking out the
following words from Mr.. Morrs order, namely
''And each Senator shall be permitted to file within
two days after the vote is taken his written opinion
MIR. DRAKE moved further to amend by striking
out the above words and inserting lat the time Of
This was determined in the negative. as follows -
YrasuMesrs Cameron Chandler Conkling Conness
corse cn paps o Bode Edmuaas feS
Tessendsn, Fowler FeInsauyscn, Grimes, Hen
MORON Norton M patteTso Of Tenn,
and
The question was then taken Mr.. Summers
ton TO strike out the words and each Senator shall
be permitted to file within two days after the vote ID
| taken his written opinion to go on the record" and
| lows:-
YEAsMessrs Drake, Harlan, Ramsey, Stewart, Summer
YAYs-aessrs Bayard Buckaew Cameron, Cate Chand.
er Cole Corbett, Davis, Dxon Doole, Edmunds, Ferry.
agisSs' Howard, Hsws Johnson, SscSsiy Moran hoT5
y
Mr. MORRILL,, of VT, then modified his order as
follows, which was agreed to-
ordsrsa That when the Senate adjourn to-day adourg
the & rule. hs Of The Senate sitting on the trial o.
O'Clock meridian, proceed VOTE without
a Sn hs be to 5 OF and e1
vote aken his written opinion to be printed with the pros
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF
Mr.. brakes proposition to amend the twenty-third
debae shall be for the whole deliberaon on the naI
question, and not on each article Of impeachment
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF
the following additional rule, proposed by Mr. SUMS
ner on the 10th OF April
Rude 2.-On taking the Of the Senate tho
articles of impeachment presiding shall cal each
o%s % S name in he sna anSer aPSa
Say Say you es gay or g not guilty as chaseo
shall rise in his place "Guy" or "Eot guilty"
Mr.. CoSKLING moved to insert "of high crime or
misdemeanOr IA the case may be-"
After debate Mr.. SUMNER modified his rule accord
in2ly by inserting after the words .'gullty or not
guilty" the words ..of high crime or misdemeanor,
as the may be-"
Mr. BucKALEw suggested an amendment, which
Mr.. Sumner accepted, as foliows-
Mr. - how say you the respondent, Andrew Johnson,
guilt or not guilty Of b h;h e.; crime or ss s
MI. CONFESS moved further to amend the rule by
striking out certain words ana adding others, 80 ~
TO read:-
taking the votes Of % the Senate on the srs second th
pcaeneni The presns ocer SHAH call each senator by hs
JSSsS pn Of rex e 'y s gs sp9nen e ao ApaGew
Of hh crimes and mseneanors charged IN these
y s il Re eponen rSSIi in1 Andse sise ss % hoy
the United States guilty or not guilty charged in
"Gnilty' or "No guilty. ''' - ''' p'''' anu '"'"'r
Mr.. IlESDRIcKs moved ar amendment by Inserting
the following at the end
But taking vote on the eleventh article The oues,on
shall DC put as to each clause Of said article charging
After debate the qu .stion on Mr. Hendricks,
amendment was decided ia the Affirmative as fol-
YrAs--Messrs; Anthony, Davis, Doolitte Drake Ed
Hendricks, johnson MeCrcery, norton Par.on o. fen,
Ross, sgrague Upton, rrumbul, Van %nke vckes and
Sumner, ihayer, Williams Wilson ANDY and Saes-i5.
ing to the amendment OF Mr conness as thus
amended, on motion OF Mr.. JOHNSON the whoe sub
ject was lad on the table by the following vote =
YEAs-Messrs. Bayari Buckaewi Cameron Cat.el, Con-
ness Davis. Doolne Harlan e91srson, ilena,isss,
johnson, McCrccry, Notion, VI
sprague rhayer Upton, rrum1u' Van winkie, Viekefss
NSys--Messrs Cole, Corbett, Cragin, Fdmunds Ferry,
Pomeroy Ramsey, Ross, sumner Williams and Wi.sonll
The CHEF JUSTICE said IL would place him in an
embarrassing position 10 frame the questions, and,
therefore he should like to have the advice Of tli
Senate the subject and would DC Obliged TO them
n they would adjourn until ten O'Clock on Monday. ,
on motion Of Mr. YATES the hour for meeting was
fixed at ten O'Clock on Monday.
on motion of Mr.. COLE the court then adjourned.
The President pro teDl resumed the chair and on
motion OF MI. EDMUNDS the Senate adjourned untiI
Ten o'clock on Monday.