The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

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: M Tnrti. then submitted In eyIdcns. N,
1Gi tSs rspmnysies Mn rs, sea,nSs A.
tspy ~ State. by Pre.ident ADAM M. 49,
sftep The introduction oi fppthsr ~
| of The same character, the court Al p.,s ,,.Ss
a recess. '""~
ness be forthwith resumed sfsss ths ,sas.s eusf
The Chief Jpstice SAID H sanators Sid ,o,
come In busineh could noe Be fesumsd. ~
and the motion for fecss. was sdopted oss'sa'
ordsr a AS D. 4. .s~'h esi'sa 'hs court to
taken he was about osicctios 70 1870 ~.
from the NAVY DenaSt ~ es gs,o ~ ~
mittsd By he counsel, me rspe, yu ~ p
| have been made up by the cbief cisrf ~ ~
Navy Department., but il IL incompiet.. as N
Which sre si1sn Wer wh nss. IN:
up from the records by A pefaon not nnSs
oath, and he Therefore submiIfsss az ~ .as.
not evidence. was
managers, relative TO sppoissm.sss ~ ~ ~ ,as
| moyais, was q mere copy from the records
| IT, however, the Senate thinE ~ nscc...r.
copies OF all the records, they must Snniv sor
| u, but It would take up q great deal more Of
time: = VI
| After further debate between the m.n.~.,.
| and the counsel, the CHIEF Justiee nnt ~
qeestion to the Senate whether the eyidenes
| should be admitted,
| senator Hendricks asked the managers
| Mhsthef they desired, In the progress Of the
| ui~, 'na me entire fecords shall Be produeedi
MI. Butler said they did.
al NJ saia y would take weeks to read
| MI thcse records " they were In nun.
Senator Edmunds asked whether the coun-
sei proposed TIL. evidence as matter OF fact or
l Mr.. Curtis said entirely for the last purpose
| Senator Conkling asked whether the coun.
sci relied upon any other statute than the one
| referred TO.
| Mr.. Curtis said they desired to bring in all
the statistics.
| MI. Eyarts here read the communication Of
| the Secretary OF state to Manager Bingham,
giving an account OF appointments and rel
movals by the President.
senator Or! Howard asked II the counsel re-
ne practice Of the Government, and are they
MT. Curtis said they were no, strleo, legal
would read The memoranda in the case OF the
teehnieSiiv LEGAL cyIaen rnis was one not
thourht tSev mnst bsys * aaa a. we Senaue
they must 20 and get them Thai, onian, i Nil
Nj Ms NM prag pan,,.u ,,
he had hssffiy read them toIai.o M phPen, ~
omeers ana navy agents whose tenure of once
tha, Pn 1r,IeS ,ot IN the aet o. ls2o, making
erence no tbssc o,,,crrrs ~, me isets 10 ref
10 thls case ~ the least, and II 10 but waste
Of ,,me c 70 admit such papers
msri. C ~ us sad this objection was 70 the
stood that the managers maintained that even
ns Nh stanton did not come under the tenure.
move him while the Senate was in session.
and counsel therefore produced this evidence
to show It was the practice to make removals
ayers conceded this point the counsel would aai
The senate then agreed to receive the s,i.
.Yeas.NIessrs. Anthony, Bay.rd. Buex,,.w
Cole, Conkling, Corbett, Davis, Dixon, Doc,
little, Edmunds, Ferry, Fessenden, Fowler,
Howe, Johnson, McCreery, Morrill, OF Maine
morrill, OF Vermont, Morton Pattcrson 81
New Hampshire, Patterson OF Tennessee, Ross.
bull, Van Wrinkle, Eickers, Wiley. Wilson
and fates-3O.
CONFESS, Cragin, Drake, Harlan, Howard Nor,
gan, Nye, Pomeroy, Thayer, Upton and vii.
hams-l5.
On motion Of Mr. Mo,r,,l =, x., A.
mani ~ t,, .Iuy .he expenses OF the impcach-
folinws was 'aAeh up IL appropriates as
Johnsoni sio eso n 'o, ne trial Of Andrew
Oo0. for a.e,yoo. LOT miseeiianeous Items, ESQ.,
SiT ,Ooo for additio, al pay o. capitol police,
tione,v a. 200 "S e Senate Chamber, s9,ooo sta
clerks 10 commit,ana anu repairs, 5000;
AIS 600 "orses anu carryalls,
Rtala a
flor was AZ! ~ saiu patt OF this Appropria.
the C"nItoI LII .o' Ieneleney ~ the pay OF
how tberc spamn o. L ae Would IKE TO know
of The Canal Ill" e TTeeneiency IN the pay
OnIine wap'Si p9iise; me nu mber Of these
va x sg'e M mSea oy me lay, and their pay
hecn aHnol ntnI I - an1 huGilohhl police had
.u,ha appo'Hteu ne would IKE to know BY what
take musb ~ Soiic lee . peGn made, he did not
49, .p 70 Ponce anyhow. IN most OF the
hi. person aed nson o ne would sooner trust
thspp No. ~. anu nn properly 20 me common people
them than ever when yesterday the Capitol
police refused to allow n soldier with the il az
OF ms country to enter the Capitol, a building
which he mt had thought was free to
eEMry A ameaesn eitizeni s
"h n, ne statea was sol
1T henuticks dld not see IL, but he had heard
NJ r,.vs, sr,.os,o,
,yi,s ayer sugsesteu mat the Senator from
s MG1n' IN M, DSSit's could give ssorrect
n, seeouht OF this analri as he was chairman OF
me committee OF ceremonies.
~ pooe .hiu ne was not chairman Of
sh5,,, hi. ,vs , .SSeehohes, anu All ne Knew
49, th III mas VIM he hehru from sergeant
, bates ihts morning; Sergeant Bates told him
ME- ia, 10 " ~ nnu an oIdef from General
ha ~ , w. ~ 20 the uome anu display his nag,
bv M s.nitoi aJ ane ehtrance TO the rotunds
- Iap'o' po,ise, WIZ ieIuhea MIN admis-
,oa unless ~ n, ne had m order from the Sergeant
49,, as,a " ~, ,he Seae' some gentlemen then
sueeeeaea IN sn o, nn.' ater some trouble
inSorse Ia o1ha INN anu getuhg MIN TO
Uspitol nai,ce ssia o. q, 6e h Misher The
The Gentlemen ines wnnt I'm mi o. we house
were unable 10 And him r. ~ 'ns omeeI, ut
rain was falling. and tho crowS h aane the
patient, and then, seeing no nSosn Ueeomn i'm.
the Warrington Monument Thrp W nag on
him that he might enter bnt II ponce told
bring the asg in With G b,m nut De could not
ar. howe. SO the objection was 10 the asg