Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-26
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TUESDAY EYENINGpMAY 2s.,;

/. MENT--ADJoURNMENE OF THE
CoURT. 1t will be seen by reference to our
telegraphic column that the Impeachment
scheme has failed, and that the Court has al,
journed SINE die 3S!5,i< ;sessEtj 2 s92sEI
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A very remarkable circumstance is, that
whilst up to the first of last month, Chief jus
tice Chase and Senator'S Fessenden, Grimes,
&C., Sc, were the honored and trusted, and
lauded, and never.enough ODE praised heads
and fronts of the Radical party, worthy Of al
confidence, and full of every public virtue that
could be crammed into the dimensions Of NOR:
tal men-notwishstanding all this, We say, it is
now admitted, confessed and published by the
Radical papers, that the whole thing was q
cheat, and fraud, and a delusion; that these
men we're, and have been for years, false,
treseherous and Enthusiastically, and that this
was known all along by their party friends,
who concealed it, or misrepresented the. case to
the people, Just look st the leading Radical
papers, and you will see that theb plain Eng
lish Of ali that they now say is simply this =
amounts to this-and nothing more Of
course,we do not say that this Radical estimate,
at present, is 8 fair or correct one. Marx, they
and their writers not only charge the persons
named, with delinquency In, the Impeachment
matter, but the whole course of their structures
is to show that the " non. mpeachers have
been political knaves for years! {: The New
York Sun says that to get into the White
House has been almost the sole object Of
Chief Justic Chase for his whole political life !;
and an article in an Iowa paper, quoted by the
Washington Chronicle, represents ), Senator
Grimes as always having: been entirely UNI
worthy of Office OF distinction: We give these
as specimens of detraction land as proofs of
the game that is played upon public credulity,
Are not the Conservatives of the country, jus!
titled, according to their CORRESPONDING, tin put
ting no faith in the politicsor the political hon
esty of the Radical LEADERS even those most
petted and most honored by their party r We
submit the case to unprejudiced Hen, upon the
showing of the Radicals themselves ssagr
The Richmond Dispatch says, that visitors
from the North and elsewhere are daily coming
to Richmond. ''tor tie purpose. Of looking upon
tho country and seeking what inducements
there are to make investments. They are unan
imously of one opinien--that for the just,
middle temperature which avoids distractions
to labor In winter and summer, Virginia enjoys
the best climats on the continent-that for
che ic-
most beautifully endowed State in the country;
that her lands are fertile, and that for the great
facility OF communication with the best mar,
kets in the Union, they afford the finest field
for farming in the Atlantic States, In partie-,
ular, the mineral resources of Virginia are be-.
ginning to excite the attenti0n;of capitalists ::
the granite, COAL, salt. iron, &c., &c, which
abounds and which could be so proftably
worked. There is, We say, no such country
in the world as Virginia is for the enterprisipg'
farmer, and manufaeturer.51 Here is the rich
est field for industry and: capital, that can be
found anywhere. Population, labor, and money
are wanted. Men and means will be. vel
coined. oI ya ."y.7 ke..s...nn
The Washington. Chronicle has another
Conspiracy on the anvil This is the tenth
or twelfth manufactured lately. II succeeds
the Lawyers Conspiracy" 1t is, thata plan
is designed ''to be carried out, Unnecessary, by
force of arms, to count, at the next Preside n-4
tial election, the vote Of The rebel consti tuen
cies created by Presidential sedictl amnesty and
pardon) and excluds .thaffYots- Of the constitu-
encies regularly created 1byD laW.' AS these
Conspiracies folioW each other 50 rapidly are
so various in their, forms, and: are always so
fully ventilated and exposedtas to render them
entirely inoccuous, We wait patiently for the
due development of the next in order, 3athat it,
may be agreed on to ooncoct, to see if it con-
tains any thing very startling or alarming.
Glycerine, Mosby, and the Lawyers, have thus
far failed of creating q sensation -aud this last
one we have referred to, it is probable, willfall
still born from the press. - 2
The New York Herald thinks that the I'm
parchment Managers arel attempting to lead
off on false hunt by making-a great racket |
about the votes Of two Senators from the
States lying on either side of the Missouri; !
whereas, the real object Of search and discovery
is, what Influences could have induced thirty |
FIVE Senator'S to vote the President Of the U.lt
s. guilty and deserving ef2remoyai from oHce,5
on the most absurd and ridiculous rreteuces |
Prosecute the Investigation, on the llmpeach.
msntside, and among the Tmpeaehers, and the |
Herald says, 50 mine may be found, or 'sile |
might be struck T. 49, ,2s,' - -, = s.
The. Radicals exultingly boast. that /" Gen.
Grant and Mr.. Colfax' is the strongest ticket
they could have nominated -and the Conser-f
natives very generally admit that this is SOL
The rnnra mood therefore. for entire