The New York herald., 1868-04-21

evidence does mot obtain in their courts at ALL Each
party calls such evidence as he chooses up to the
hour when he says he has got through, and no inus
uce b done TO anybody.
and the evidence was rejected BY the following
v0te:-
s:s..su Aesssoy Cole xs...n4a Fowler
Spil, Van WintIs. Whitley and and ys.s..ia .lia
cdass
Drake ES%uod; y.my frsnshayssn. Harlan AsadrisEs
Morrill, Of w. Patterson Of n H., Team. Pome'
VIZ %sn. ssd sas%.1 spasu' S'As
Mr.. BurLER-I have the honor to say that the case
on the part Of the Managers Is CLOSED and al wit
Mr. EvARTs-We are able to make the same an
the part OF the defence by subpoena, and this an
n0uncement on both sides we assume TO close neces-
any attempt % viii
please to proceed with their argument.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, have had the honor to be CHOSEN
by the Managers to make the 1rst argument on the
part OF the House OF Representatives, and IL is very
likely that shall be obliged to occupy the larger part
Of the day In presenting TO the honorable Senate the
views that shall deem II my duty 10 Offer. Under
these circumstances shall have to ask the Senate TO
do me the favor OF adjourning the court until To-
morrow morning.
senator JoMNsoN-Mr. Chief Justice, move that
the Senate, sitting as court adjourn until tomorrow.
The CHIEF JusrIcE-on the motion to adjourn there
Mr.. EvARTs-l DO not rise for the purpose OF
making the least objection TO the request Of the
which beg leave to call the attention OF the Senate
Our learned associate, Mr.. Stanbery, has, from
ny eeen associate to s MAKES e
final argument in this cause, and theres are
many reasons professional nal nId, and other BY
carried out 1t has been his misfortune In the midst
OF this trial to be taken suddenly ILL., His illness Is OF
the progress Of time and he Ii convalescent that
| he now occupies his parlor. The summing up ofa
cause Of this weight In many respects, considering
the Of testimony and the subject is OF course
labor of no ordinary magnitude, physically and
viii need an % interval Of TWO days which,, added S to
| what he has had In the course OF the trial,
would probably bring him In condition for the
argument with adequate strength for that pur-
| pose This might have been left until the
day on which he should appear and then request
occurred to the much farer to the Managers that
| the interval we propose should be interposed at
time when 1t would be useful and valuable to them
also. As the proofs not entirely printed in the
| proper form Of evidence, and the vOluminous evil
| dence on the subject OF appointments and ON the
practice OF the government Is such as to require con-
| siderable investigation In order to point out to the
Senate the efficacy what is to be proved it is there
| it with the suggestion of the Managers, that
until tomorrow should be given for the Introduction
OF the argument their part that you would con-
slider this statement that have made to you and
whether 1t is not better In all respects that the mat
| ter should be now disposed OF, in which the Man.
ayers concur and consider the prOvdental interfer
with the Presidents counsel and his confidential
| friend and adviser The suggestion is that an inter-
| val Of two days should be gwen and as l under
stand the Managers believe that IL Is better IL should
| occur now than later.
upOn the request made by the learned counsel, but
he desired that whatever time given should be
granted at once, as he wished 10 make further and
| more careful examination of papers than he had
yet been able to do. Under the circumstances, how
ever he did not feel at liberty to ask the favor ON his
Mr.. EyARTs made the additional remark that II in
| Mr.. Stanbery's expectation TO be able to speak he
| should be disappointed, IL was a matter of some inn
p0rtance TO the defence to be able properly TO supply
| his place.
ting as "A court, adjourn, II be until Thursday morn
Several sENAroRs-w wednesday.
| Senator JOHNsON-I modify the motion, Mr.. CHIEF
| Justice, by making IL wednesday.
| Several SESAroRs-''NO, no."
| Mr.. LoaAN-I wish to make request. Il this the
| proper time to do tts
| The CHIEP JUsTrcE-Yes.
Mr.. LoGAN-I desire TO make request OF the Senate
before 1t adjourns. Doubtless the adjournment will
proceed on the statement Of the Managers and the
| counsel II IL this:-I had not presumption enough
to ask leave Of the Senate to speak the issue pre-
sented TO the Senate, but l ask that may Ike per-
mitted to lle to-day printed argument that have
made part OF the record without taking up the
te OF the Senate, nasmuch rs the evidence is all In
| Senator STRwARr-I move that leave he granted
The CHIEF JUsTICE--As that would invole change
OF the rule, 1t cannot be done If there is any obec-
senator BrcKALEw-I object
Senator JoHNsoN--May ask the honorable Man.
| ager II the speech is now In priniY
| Mr. LoGAN-Itis
Senator WILSON called for the reading OF the rule
in question, the twenty first, and IL was read.
Mr.. LOGAN added that his reason for making the
request to file IL to-day was 80 that the counsel for
the respondent If they thought worthy Of ii, might
The CHIEF JUSTICE again said that under the rule
IL could not be considered except by unanimous con-
| sent.
| Senator SuMNER-There IL no objection.
| Senator DooLIrTLy-i object
| Mr.. BuTLER-Before the adjournment Of the senate
beg to call the attention Of the counsel for the
| spondent to one feature. It so happens that the
Managers, under the construction given TO the rule
been introduced upon the subject Of removals and
| appointments. / am not informed whether there are
spSnasn rsy u think se i proper for
| me to ask them whether there are cases
on which they purpose & TO rely as -, furnishing furnishing
| on the 2lst OF February
Senator ASTHoNY-I will make a motion, to lie
| m0difed az TO allow the honorable Manager to pre-.
sent his views IN writing
Senator STEWART offered the following
leave o .rgu%en. to-day, furnish copy
| each Of the counsel for the President.
Senator SHERMAN offered the following az an
\ amendment
and Che FOR respondent have %
file written printed Arguments before the oral argument
| commences
Senator BucKALEw again objected, and the order
Senator JouNsoN's motion, that when the court
meet again II he on Wednesday next, was agreed to.
the court then on motion adjourned at two O'Clock
Pm.
The Senate went into executive session for short
| time and then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1868.
The House met at eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
APPOINTMENTS IN THE TREASURY.
Mr.. HARDING. Irep.) Of H., offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resoved That the Secretary Of the Treasury II hereby
nstriced 10 communicate 20 the House the names OF all