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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
TOBACCO STATEMENT.

The total edes fOr the week 1901 up lJf nndB.,
of which 20 bhds. at l0lo. and IL do. at l34c. low
TO medium light leaf, and 10 and rs do. a. 1870,
were for the Antwerp msrketj 20 bright Missouri
for city trade at lac, "a medium at l6c, do. at
lsc. and do. at zoe. for Mexican market and As
bids. Jugs to medium leaf upon terms that have
been withheld. The receipts during the week
have been very light aud embrace only SO hhds.;
the exports comprise 1859 hhds., Of which, SCI
were for London, 1915 for Liverpool. 20 for Texas
10 for New York and for st. Pierre.
SUGAR AND Mol AssEs-The movements 10 the
first article under this heading during the week
have been Of q very limited character. and have
not on any day disclosed anything In excess OF q
light jobbng and retail demand, while Molasses
has been dull without any transactions Whatever
Holders, with the rapid upward strides Of gold,
became somewhat frmer In Their views a. the
week advanced, and increased their rates from
ale. y ION the stock all round. The market
closed quiet but firm, and in the absence OF any
sales indicating ruling rates, we quote as follows:
Cuba Sugar 10 boxes, grocery grades Htg i3tc.,
Muscovsdo l3@l4c., Porto Rico H3gl53c. Louis
lana Sugar, prime TO choice. l54Dl6lc. b 10.
Louisiana choice reboiled Molasses 10 retailing at
s5c. and Cuba Molaases at 42G45c. % gallon.
sales for the week embrace IS hhds. and 225 boxes
Cuba Sugar. Receipts during the Same time were
149 hhds. and 1875 boxes Sugar, and 800 hhds. ana
FLoUR-The market during the week just closed
| hiss been firm throughout, with an increasing oe-
| mand for the lower and scarcer grades. Ino
offerings Of superane and single and double ,.,ss
upon these, as well as the higher grades; have
steadily advanced o. the STOCK Decsme reouc co
bbs'. which Is about onehalt OF the usual supply.
and 4 principally OF low treble TO choice.
There are no offerings Of round lots Of either
superfpe single or double extra, aud holders with
small stocks have advanced their rates upon these
grades fully zoe. D bbi. The receipts during the
past week were 976S bbls. Sales 1000 bbis., and
exports 2702 bbls; Of which 1910 bbls. were for
Texas, 462 for Florida, 100 for Havana and 500
for ST. Pierre. In the absence Of any transactions
indicating the ruling rates upon the closing day
] we give the following % nominaly the eiosins
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08

4 NITED sTATES DfbEKHCT ,gOTR n
" Di Of LOusana-In the matter OF VIM. Bendell
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No ii9 Whereas VIM Bendel
Of the city Of Orleans and District aforesaid du de
bankrupt under the Act Of Congress OF March ID 1851
has this nled IN sad Court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate ereo from all his debts and other
claims provabls under said act;
Notce given sl creditors who have proved
ter debts andto persons that the 10th
day Of November 1868 at II assigned for the bearing Of
the and that then and attend and show
they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Office New Orleans, July u, 1863
iy2l aus 20 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
ARTICLE EIGHTH.

This Corporation shall and continue for and during the
term Of twenty Eve rom and after the date Of these
presents and organize for business thou
Sal hsres CapiIa Stock specified in Article Third
shall nave been subscribed for.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
TN. NEW ORLEANS oxr.Ornr.
o,y,or ~ CAMP 81. new o.Lr.sa
>. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
s.s,.n Journal Of III. ..... or Lo.,.,...

l
Ys PROMOTE The social mssrisf ana political vsbs,s d
nscy Of New Orleans State Of Louisiana gre
Bouthwss viii be IN the future. has been In the past
s purpose Of this Journal The columns Of each days
referred earnest Of the fhfulnss and
with which this design 10 executed ..4. rf.s
while the point CRESCENT an inaspssdsua
reference 70 all the subjects Of Newspaper
nd dscussiOn ts opinions will always be found 70 b
16ly, definitely and feAressly expressed.
sArsfsny sslsetsd eOrps Of r . -..
--rs7 cerrsspeadents. Hone aad Foreign
.-ss ~ & sr.T -a r ID
ga 10 the sssnsss Of The CRESCENT By partial isssss,
mon topics Of moment people Of Ia
frep the people the interesting and vslss
bic feature Of s wsnled oolumns large share q sssh
e>ys Issue b given up 70
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
zsfuny cuied fron exchsngss In the seessn prsps-
ssn and Of News and ether Reading ksssr
ts claimed that the CRESCENT 10 surpassed BY any
shsr daily journal In the United States. The
--- CO.'S .- --
Commercial and Monetary Reviews.
un bear scrutiny fidelity uagnsni
with which this important branch Of duty
Ssrmed for the CRESCENT. NI
In brsL the proprietor of the CRESCENT proposes y
70 the public LIVE and In
FIRST GLASS PAPER properly supplying the imperstv,
sssds Of The BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE viii be In the future, In the past, inhusncss
- the spirit Of progress aiming lie continual In
provemsnt for the benent OF It's patrons
The CREsCENTs circulation and Its line Of advertise
Sufficient testimony 70 the favor with whiHh M
for the public have boon appreciated and rewarded
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
ARTICLE TWELFTH.

The names Of the stoekhoders their residences and the
respective Of shares held by each for the
declared .uch subscribed this act sad opposite
the names OF each respectively
wherefore the said sppearers for themselves and those
whom and for those who here
be vita them do hereby and
and declare that bet s Of than OF the
ar stock subscribed for and such meeting
the Act Incorporation the said Company be and the
is hereby nodked altered and amended in conformity With
the foregoing
Thus done passed In my Office at New Orean, afore
said presence Of George Cenas and Michael Egsn
witnesses OF city, VINO hereunto sign
the With the parties and the said Notary the day
and date Aforesaid .a..
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
TrNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

" District Of Louisiapa-In Bankruptcy-No. 1-ln the
matter Of John Allen, bsnkrupt-W heress John w
Aleu- Of the city Of New Orleans and parish OF Orleans and
dtt aforesaid duly declared Bsnkupt under the Act Of
Congress OF March 1867 has his fled In said
petition praying for discharge and thereof
ali debts and other csims proysble under said act
Notice Is therefore 20 Ill creditors who have
their debts and 10 all other In interest," that the 6n
day Of November. 1868 II assigned for the hear
ing sae that they may then and there attend
and show they have why the prayer Of the sa
retition .hould not be granted
Clerks Ofice, New Orleans, July 3d. 1858
sul 8 Is CHAs. CLA BORNE. Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08

The objects and purposes Of said Corporation the
the bars and protection Of the evees Of
Mississippi and oer rivers; tie deepening of the
channels Of and the removal OF tidal bars the
formation Of solid marine foundations Tor ghho and
oka
and application Of Msnico "Cssson de Fer" Improve
in marine foundations for watch tent has baer
granted Edward Msnco by the Kingdom Of Grea Britain
by the United states Of America and Of such otter
MEANS machinery, apparatus and improvements may
hereafter dscoversd inverted constructed, and OF
which the Corporation acquire the right Of using
nndn m n1
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
AT GOSHEN DEPOT. VIRGINIA CENTRAL r. r..
RocKBRrpcz COUNTY, VIRGINIA

RocKsRIpeE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
d. n. B. WOOD. Principal A. J. WOOD and THoS A
HOPE, Associate PRINCIPALS.
Third Observation-Disclosures 10 1868 TO June IS, 1869.
Ancfn and Modern Languages, Mathematics, Civil En-
1neeDg English Branches Elements Of Natural and Moral
Science snd History. . a.- u ~
Boys and Young Men thoroughly prepared for the Univer
sty Virginia Washington College and business pursuits
Cordially recommended by the Professors Of the Univer
sty Of Virginia Washington College, and large number
Of patrons In different States = 49, D
Terms for the wnoe Session Board Tuition Fne Wash
ing and Lghts$2S0n halt entrance; balance
LIST February
p O.-Go.hen Bridge. Rockbridee county, Va .f
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08

All transfer Of shall be recorded at Office Of said Com
pspy in transfer TO be kept for that purpose The
new stockhhoder binding himself herself BY the
f.et Of such transfer asde all the terms
dops an this act, any and all
made and adopted thereof
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
ARTICLE NINTH.

The following named Stockholders viz; John Davidson,
Max Bieney, Charles Lesseps, William h. Mcclellan,
Frank w. Seymour, James d. Blair. Robert Roberts and
Adam Thomson are heresy constituted the drst Board
Directors who shs their FIRST meeting elect Of their
number President and the said Board shall until
BY tneir s1ccesso to elected provided in
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08

CnAKsrnAR1 InoM IogH.EI. o..
y LAD % CO - Su'e "''e ~
goHH sKDDKs-J0s. a. gHAKsPKAkE-s sSoofl
osddss, 0hakspssrs - Cs.s
Irss snd Br~xs Foundsrs sshinsis nanlfncl wen
VARSITY o. Steam knginss Sugar Nina p.snns cssnns.
Nh and Gin Soaring, 0rsts Ben, esere rrsnb oesnhA
Dssh Wslxht, &C. BlscAsnith Won Of ~ nnAk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
ARTICLE FIFTH.
ARTICLE SIXTH.

On the first Monday In June thousand eight hun
ded aud sixty nine and annually thereafter election
aid Of Eight Directors shall be held at the office of
the Corporation Of which election previous notice Of fifteen
days paDlished IN New Or
leans plurality Of Counting for each share
voted uponl shall be sufficient TO elect such Directors
Zach shareholder all meetings for the election OF D
rectos other purposes sha be entitled directly
proIy 10 one each share of stock held BY him
The failure elect Directors aforesaid shall dissolve
the said Corporation the Directors then in oice s Al
hold until smother election held Of which notice shall
election be held
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
r EEDg F0UNDRT-
ESTABLISHED In IszsJ
D>rxsr Of DsIsrd and Fsuehsr streets

ysSss leave V inform friends ana the pablie generally
Tia. 90 are prepared formerly manufacture Steam
Enetnss Bsnsrs sugsr kis, Sugar Kettles Draining No
ehipss saw Mills CsstsA Presses, Newell Screws, Gin Gear
ing Furns,s Nsshs ,ts Bars oil kinds u Pisntstsn and
stsAnbost wsrkz. aad Usu description Of hsehinsry
he South LEhDs wv
ordss Ian IT Bsx n xsehsnies' and Dsaisn x.shans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
IN BANKRUPTCY.


limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
" Disrict Of Louisisna-In BsnkruptcyNc. iu6ln the
matter Of Rohert Barrow bsnkruptwhsress Robert j.
Bsrr.w Of the parish Ascension, and district aforesaid
duly declared Of Congress OF Ma Gu
1857 has thi. day d in said Court psfition praying 10,
discharge and ceruhc-te thereof from all his debts and
. -ther claims provable NJ der said act - 49,. .
Notice Is therefore given al editors Who have proved
their debts and 10 ali In interest," that the ioti
day Of November 1865 At II 10 igned for the hear
ing Of the and that they then sEd there attend
and show any they why the prayer Of she
petition should not lie grated
Clerks Once. new Orleans, July %, 1868
aul Is CHAS CLAIBORNE. Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08

4 district Of Loasana-n the matter IL Loviek ventress
Fstus bankruptIn Bsni ruptcy No ts9wheress Loyiek
ventress Feu Of New Orleans parish of Orleans and Dis
aforesaid duly declared under the Of Con
gress March 1867 has this day fled In said court pei
oD praying for charge and certificate thereof from all
bis debts and other claims proyabe under said notice
therefore given creditors who have proved their debs
and 10 ali other persons in interest," 10Th day Of No
vembe 1863 At II assigned for the hearisg OF the
same that they then and there attend and show
any they Osys why the Of the said petition
shOu not be granted
az n IL e ~" " IN Al Ci'ATsoRNr CLARK
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

The Houat OF the Affairs Of said Corporation at the
terun zion Of it's charter, determined BY
It's stehoders shall be conducted by three stockhoders
dny elected by amount OF the STOckhOders
meeting for that after sixty days pre-
viOps notice In newspapers published in NeF Orleans
HE mai Tod of foundation he their
sn all other privileges TO be conferred upon sAid
shall be fixed In such the said Stock
holders may At such general meeting determine ,t
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
ARTICLE TENTH.

The Board Of Directors accept professionally any power
or conferred the Association by amendments
Of the under which the same is BY the adoption
Of suy new Legislature, by any act Of Con
eres az the United States America but the final sccep
snce of any power privilege shall be determined BY
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
ARTICLE FOURTH.

OF the ten onehsf Of the capital stock
apart fore going article thousand
shares compensation ana payment for the patent rights
the said de Fer Improvement In srine tOuads
ons shall belong to the foswng parties in the respective
proportions towt to John r. Msnco. agent Of Edw
Man co, twenty-five hundred shares: Edward Fontaine
twelve hunered fifty shares and to joan Halliday
hundred and fifty shares The remaining Eve ho
sand shares of the thousand shares aforesaid
shall be and remain the property of the Company 10
disposed Of BY the Board Of Directors for such
cis purposes they snail deem advisable provided
stock shall be disposed OF only three ourhs
vote entire Board of Dec'o Said thousand
shares shall enjoy equal rank and privilege with the other
stoCk but in shall the thereof be liable
assessment LEVIED stOck the transfer and
ment by said Manico, fontane and Halliday Of all their
rights and said patent styled Osison
Improv harDe Foundatons and the right
and vend 1t to others being deemed su
hcient Consideration Tor said ten thousand shares.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08

The name and title Of said CORPORATION shall be TdE
UNITED STATES NAvIGATIONa INPKOvEN sNT
COMPANY, and the dOmc thereof shall be the City Of
New Orleans Of Lousua All legal process shall be
served on the President of the Corporation. i.d
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08

80 70 the rssfulnsss Of The CRESCENT BY partial
,opics Of 70 the people Of this Ia ls
s the people form not the lea Interesting and vaus
bic feature Of ts wsnled columns large share q ssst
h.y's ISSUE d EVEN up 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-07
DIED,

At the residence of Mr.. William Lewis: on
church Hill, on Friday at IL o'clock M,
JAMES WILLIAMS, JR:. only sou Oh tne
i.ta LANES 3. and l. Maria Williams, ID
the twentieth year of his age.
At Trenton, New Jersey, on the 3otn OF
March, EDWIN JAMES, Esq, In theseVenty
second year of his age. ,a
Mr. James was native OF virginia, ahu
FORMERLY n resident of Petersburg, in Wnlcn
commnnity he was we'll known and much
esteemed.
At Ii O'Clock on the morning OF the 6th OF
anril at the residence OF Mr.. y. a. fIinciS,
in this city, MIR. RICHARD w. SMOO1,
aged forty four years. co,;,
connty for in ternent by the Richmond trede
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, at 10 o CLOCK
A. M. toll
At Deep Creek Norfolk county, Va, on "a
turday the 4th instant, at O'Clock r. m.,
ALICE V, wife of Richard j. Cherry, ana
daughter of Martha and the late CAPTAIN "a
muel Skinner. .,o for,;,r
are invited to attend her funeral from the
Third PRESBYTERIAN church THIS DAY (iues-
day. at IL o'clock A. NJ.
On the I'd instant, ut "Needwood," Frede-
rick county, Md, the residence OF her iate
father. Samuel L. Gouverneur, ELlZABElH
KORTWRIGHT, wife Of Grafton u. opur
rier, in the forty third year of her age.
At 10 O'Clock NJ on the 41h instant. OF
typhoid pneumonia, MARY ANNA DAVIS,
daughter of Thomas FL. and Sarah j. JAWS
of Richmond, Va, aged two years ana seven
Baltimore, Nashville, and Norfolk papers
please copy.
In Botetourt county, at his residence; near
Fincastle. on Thursday, March q, at CLOCK
A M. JORDAN ANTHONY in the seventy
ninth year of his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-07

WHEN WILL THE CONVENTION ADJOURN 7
This query has been put to us very fire.
ouently for some weeks, and it is only
since the polite hint Of the General COM
mandipg that We have been able to con-
lecture at all as to the probability of a
fixed time for adjournment. We may
safely say that the Convention will be- no
more before next week is over. The re-
ports of all the committees, except that
on military affairs, have been referred
to the Committee on Revision, and the
matter of relief, or rather reputation
under another name, will be settled
to-day. The report on military at
fairs may occupy two or three days, but
it is probable that in the anxiety to ad-
lourn it will be disposed of without delay.
Hine on yesterday afternoon was DESTROYS
of offering resolution to adjourn on Fri
day next, and he will doubtless offer it
to. day. This can hardly be accomplished,
as the report on revision could hardly be
ready before that time. The chances are
favorable, however, for speedy dissolu-
ton of this costly body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-07
A Juryman Not Present.

How does the honorable Senator WILL
SON expect to vote upon the question OF
the guilt Of the President when he alb
SCENTS himself from the trial? In law, no
trial can 60 on while single juror is alb
sent. Yet this juror of high court Of
the United States Senate leaves his seat
while the trial Of the President is going
on, and comes down here to Richmond to
make temperance speech to negroes !.
We do not know what sort of ethics this
Senator adopts for the government of his
own conduct, but an honorable juror would
hardly attempt to decide the guilt or inno-
cence of an accused person after being
absent during part Of his trial. Like as
not, however, he is one of those just
Judges who determined to convict before
the trial was begun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-07

THE CoNvENT1oN.-Y esterday ended the
per diem allowance Of the Convention.
Now they take the chances. They do so,
however, with @ GOODNESS that indicates
they are not without hope. The negroes
and scallawags have received some atten-
tion from prominent Congressman, such as
sportsman bestows on his kennel, and
they are all the time looking to Washington
in expectation of lotof bones and scraps.
The moment they get little hungry, or
General ScHoFIELD, annoyed to death at
their intrusions, smelling around even in
his kitchen, gives them kick, they send
a commission Of winners to Washington to
put up cry of distress. For one reason
or another, they are always there. Cover
nor PEIRPoINT's removal hurried off COM
mittee on Saturday night, and while ap-
pealing against the "takipg off" of the
Governor, you may depend on it the sub
ject of per diem will be industriously press
ed. How long the patience of the Wash
ington masters will endure is uncertain
but if it holds out as long as the scallawags
beg, then it is inexhaustible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-07
The Scramble.

The smell of blood has occasioned fu-
rious excitement among the unclean beasts
of prey who have been so long waiting
about this capital for the feast. Our local
department presents reliable chronicle
from "these." Dispatch headquarters I"
touching the movements of these animals.
No less than three committees have gone
to Washington to besiege Congress and
General GRANT with appeals and expostu-
lations. Amongst them is the shining
light and distinguished diplomatist Dr..
BAYNE, the son of cannibal. The strong
est and only decent committee of them is
that which goes in the interest Of General
WELLS, who has the misfortune to be in
dicated as Governor PE1Rpo1NT's success
sor, and is thus the general object of
attack. All the scallawags have been de-
manding vacation of all the offices, in
Guiding that of Governor. There were a
dozen aspirants in the Convention, white
and black, to the chair Of State, and all
wanted the incumbent dismissed; but
now that General ScHoFIELD has turned
out Governor PEIRPoINT, and put man in
his place more capable than any of them,
they are all in rage, and have rushed to
Washington for redress of the grievous
wrong done to each Of them by not ap-
pointing him Governor! We wonder what
will become of General ScHoFIELD? The
very DDS to pay! ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-07

The ALBEMARLE GHOST SUBs1DEs.-A
letter received in this city states that a
week or ten days ago each ofthe household
ers living within circuit of several mics
about Mr.. Moons residence were indi-
vidually warned that they would render
themselves liable to suspicion and arrest il
they were absent from home on certain
night. The ghost had before been active,
and it was supposed had opened the spring
campaign. Upon that night it was not
visible, and there have been no manifesto
tons of his Satanic Majesty's presence
since. A certain white man in the neigh
borhood is supposed, with good reason, to
be at the bottom of the affair, and he is
now under strict surveillance. So says the
letter-writer, who is in a position to know.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-07
ARAprcAL PAPER on WADE's STATUS
The St. Louis Democrat violently Radical,
notwithstanding Its name says:

RADICAL PAPER on WADE's STATUS
The St. Louis Democrat violently Radical,
Notwithstanding Its name,) says:
|. "The fact is, the whole precedent of as
suming that when q subordinate officer
succeeds to the. duties. and functions Of a
superior he becomes that superior either
in title or In fact Is altogether wrong. No
Vice. President ever had right to claim
to be or sign himself President. The Con-
stitution gives NO authority for it, and in
cases analogous it lis never done. The Con-
stitution, indeed, provides that in certain
exigencies the pouers and duties of the
Office shall devolue on the Vice-Presl-
dent, but nothing more. He does not pc
come President, but simply acting Presi-
dent In case Of the death OF botn frea, OF,
dent and Vice President, Congress snali
declare what officer shall then ocs d.
President mot who shall De Presloens.
"As parallel case, suppose o c9tonei
of regiment dies, and the heutehan'-
colonel succeeds to the 'powers and du-
ties, He lieutenant colonel command
inc bnt of lust the same rank and pay as
before. So of other grades of office. Mr..
Wade is q senator of the United States, no
more and no less, and such he will remain
until he dies, resigns, or serves out ms
term, whether he fills the powers and du-
ties of Andrew Johnson, Vice-President,
falsely styled President, or whether ne per
forms the powers and duties of pail
bearer at his funeral. Either position
would give him new functions to exer-
else, but would give him no actual change
in his official status. Mr.. Vallandigham's
chances, therefore, or any other mans, 10
succeed Mr.. Wade as senator on such
tallacious grounds are not worth much
waste of time nor much gubernatorial anx.
iety."
The Democrat does not seem to see that
its argument proves that WADE cannot
hold the office of President at all. If he
acts as President Of the United States, it
must be in virtue of his Office as President
pro tenn. of the Senate; and this would
deprive the Senate of the power of elect
ing another presiding officer, and so stop
the wheels of legislation.
The Democrat also says, and correctly
also, We hold, that Mr.. JOHNSON is wrong
fully impeached as President, instead of as
Vice. President acting as President.