St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-22

The Voice of the People.

the hundreds that found voice, ON learn |
in that Senator Fessenden, Trumbull
and Grimes had declared themselves for
the acqui;t;t of the traitor johnson
ACTION ~ rlrE PENNSYLVANIA RErUB-
IIcNN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
PuIApELrHIA, May l2.-The Re
publican State Central Committee organ
izrd with 4 full attendance to-day, and re-
solved upon sharp fight The follow
in@ was passed unanimously:
"E,Solr,d. That, profoundly impressed
with the solcmnitv of the issue ut Wash
n@ton between government and anarchy.
unbridlcd uSurpation and the supremacy
OF law, We but reflect the unanimous and
earnest convictions of the faithful people
OF Pennsylvania in demanding the con-
viction of Andrew johnson upon the
crave charges preferred against him by
the people of the United States, through
their representatives., believing that there
can be no peace, no safety, no respect
for law, in portions of the Mon, while
the apoState u>urper remains in the Pres
ldcntial Office
The news from Washington has pro-
duced intense feeling in this city.
.IMlrACuMENr MEETING IN LEWISTON. NE.
LEWISTON, Me, May l2-An i'm
mcn>e meeting WAS held in this city this
evening to protest against the acquttal
OF Andrew Johnson. Speeches were
made by our best citizens, and rcsolu-
tons were enthusiastically adopted eX-
pressing the most profound regret at the
probable detection OF republican Sena-
tors. and cummcndatorv OF the course
adopted by Senator Morrill, Of Maine
Mr. ID. j. l. Fe>>cnlcn. brother of the
Senator. was one Of the siguer, of the
call tor the meeting.
Nrw YuEK KIrImIcASs sI.EAk.
The Union Republican Campaign
t,ub Of New York City. held an earnest
meeting, with a large audience. on learn
iug OF the detection of certain Senators.
The following resolutions were passed
H,,"ircI, That the Republicans Of the
Guy Of New York most profoundly re-
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Senators. elected 10y Republican votes.
WI, I;,y, L,,i,a;rI or f,ltrreJ in the III.
r..ar., of their Ju,v un,.r tb,ir oath ~
..li.. and IN I,.... ,.,n.,;,,,..,,.;.- .,-o,
u..-tIv, Ly tl,ir sre,,has md ,,,.- .:1
II. ~, ,,.,r,-,, r.,n.,,I for l,:,,r, .r;.,'.-
anil n..-.l,.ns.uar-. CLEARLY rr,,yau f~n,n
,l,. ..,i.... IA. .,r.hon.r. ami J;.nra',. g
,I., ap.-,.,,, Andrew Johnson. from H..
I.r..-,i,.,.,. 81 ,i.. -r.,,J St.,t,.
A,>a'r,d. That the public sentiment
Of the republicans of the States. whose
Senators IN tins hour. through COW
"r!itr or jealousy, alr tavorlnG the
"'.a.it"' Ui Andrew johnson. should
,'''''''''''','H' III every possible way.
I' manifested IN condemnation at
'''.' ''''I;'"I representatives.
l,''..'f'' mat any senator OF the
n!'ed states elected ny the votes OF
fr''.I,.. L.'1 ~ ''''H '''''G
should b, di-honorei and cxccratrJ yhiIs
this free Government anduras
R.,oh,E That fine faithful S.p,t,rs
of the United States. who L,vr fins finn,
ur.cd the conviction of Andrew Johnson
are entitled TO honor and uratitpde and
that they are earnestly urGcd to Inc firth
tul to the end. and Inv ey,.rv Icr;t;roto
and honorable means COMPASS that re-
moval Of the acting President which his
crimes deserve. which the people demand.
and which is necessary for the honor. the
freedom, and the prosperity of the coun-
try.
urrrIH4 n THE 2n p1srp,cr op mn,
Sn,.
Ersr\ III Nav A..Lp ,
lican Congressional Nominating Convap-
ton this afternoon, strong resolutions
were passed approving the Congressional
plan OF reconstruction, and calling upon
sustain the articles of impeachment and
the Republican party.
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-uited STATES Senator, c,rst;,u,;n,, tbo
high Court of Impeachment, of which
the great American people form the Jury.
finding themselves unable. through con-