New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

Tho soutbefn states having revolted ~ 1891. and the
mat sefyice neie ~ Df I'm western reTri,ories beng
broken UP, the department was relieved oi Nery srea
mail transportation largely decreased ana Tor The
remaining three yeat The year being counted AZ ~ 's ini
lows 1903 t595s3 10; ls6i t93o7 81 49,, AS6li $50 81
During the last named year the Department began TO
restore the service TO the Southei olAeo anu e
was thereby enormously Increased over the cor
eI aIso added and are continually being added IN the
new states territories west of the Mississippi ltVe
menf has been compelled TO undcrake BURDEN. without
realizing means from the postal service 10 sustain am
deficit was SG5O93 90, and during 1867 the deielt was
O967s9 We cannot as yet accnlhle!y detg51t @ lue
deficit for 1868 10 Is presumed that VIII De ABOVE
a. 100000 the SOuthern states ana me new otaes
and territories west of the Mi.sspp excluded from te
iDg net revenue TO the Government IN some OF the
ste be recejpt very largely exceed the expenditures
This j. fhe case In an the New-Engand States, ex
cept Vermont which shows sinal deneI Du,
| the expenaltures lby more than NWO0i IN Now
York, by nearly $2OOoGo0; in PennsyNama, by nearly
a,00OoO Among the Western States, Illinois shows
the best account exhibiting an excess ofrecepts amount
ing to than 100000 But need hot produce these
details further unless. the progress OF the BIZ, some
gentleman should desire more speeihc niormationon any
server that II should limit our postal service al any
given point the receipts would very surely ana very TAP
idly overtake and oatran the S2peaSeures M bas d s
and IL is the highest OF public e1peuehcy 20 doyQte the
surplus postal reeeps N Tue as aSs % tse tronfey
population distant Territories ana the sparse popu
fafinn M Southern states. Ihe IOSOnlcc Depart
ment affords the best index to the progress oi o own
country IN It's material social, ana intellectual 9exsop
ment While II should be administered with n0erallty 10
all sections justice requires now lhat u should De paeed
and maintained on seitsupportlng Dhslh tnu, Whlr
sbnttid n nossilie be placed where no Appropriation
| will ever be demanded from the General Treasury
norted the bill 10 inc House and it then passed
| RELIEF OF EXPORTERS or SPIRITS. M
% ef of certain exporters OF distilled spirits, tho
as reported by him at the close OF the q last
Friday. After explanation III" u'cuSS'o"' 'n' O' wac
P''''U ADDITIONAL ARTICLE OF IMPEACHMENT
Mr. BUTLER rep, Mass) reported from the Managers
q, Impeachnent his additional article remarking that
,h was but one dissentient voice upon IL among the
Managers and that 1t failed yesterday only on account Of
| want Of time.
TTbo article was printed in Tuesdays TRIBuSE, and
contains cOpous quotations uOm MI JonhsOh swinging
| Ipund-the circle speeches.
| ar TIDRIDGE Dem, Wis., made the point Of order
that the Managers had right TO report articles OF I'M
naacbmept as the House had appointed committee Tor
| that purpose .,... -, =. 49,.
| The SPEAKER overruled the point OF order on TWO
grounds the principal being that1anylmember had
! right as question OF the hisneSV Pii'NSe' " F'S
| articles OF impeachment
Az pIrTIER addressed the House in support OF the
article precedent for IL was to DO found IN the I'M
naaohment OF Judge Samuel Chase against whom an a
tce framed as this article s was presented ana receeu
more votes sustaining it than any other article on Wch
ha had uuutiSNVSN N'aSNNf'S
as,n the House yesterday the article IL was rear
that te trial gn be protraced first by the attempt "a
nrove the averment; and secondly, by the calling OF
large number owtnesses for the defense the part OF
the House. they should onyEbave to call the senograph
era with their notes who reported inc speecnS ines
man were known and could easily be produced on tne
+ =, te Preadent he could only call persons to show
that he ana not make the remarks alleged against him
therefore there need be no delay The aahagers Wooic
have the business all In their own hands They had
right to strike out any article or to decline
proof 10 sustan It, This article was thereiore wthl
~ aSasont T, yvas AN article that struck the mind o.
sny QUE who read It, and there could oe no doubt OF ~
,-,,t ere could be no doubt that The President used
blasphea,oas and ansesrag language "a oo1e'sV aver
ing, drunken erOrd -. A.. .,,.
Mr. GARFIELD lRep oho) noticed tnat py tae Iu,e
adopted In the Senate each member Oh .ns eenaso
hsye right 10 speak ten minutes on osely t
1nsstion and motion He therefore, suggested
that might not protract the traL IL So' No '"'u" WI
isinly be opposed to this article ,,, ,iS NJ, ,iIog,
Nj BUTLER eoutinped that the @'ssysq ~'e "' s.'N'