The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-25
CABINET SPECUI.ATIONS.
parchment Trial and it's Approaching Issue.

REPORTERS GALLERY q. S. SENATE,
Saturday evening, April Is 1868.
The pleasant has at last Yesterday being the
first day have had this spring, brought thousands
on the Streets In fact Pennsylvania avenue, from the
Treasury Department the Capitol presented all day
unbroken column of moving humanity The Capitol is,
and has been the of attraction during the past
weeks The impeachment trial has brought here thousands
from all sections of the Union There are however, only
thousand tickets issued daily to the gallery of the Senate
So there must be at least five thousand persons who fail to
procure tickets daily The trial which has for the present
bockaded all other leg iation is happily drawing to
close Yes close that will end the ntsr Of the nations
sorrow, and naugurate national spring of life blossomed
in the fruit Of happiness and everlasting liberty General
Butler the great master spirit and continue to be- of
the whole proceeding.
For real genius and intellectual power he has superior
and but few, if any, equals among the great American
statesmen and urists of time His delivery, however,
is against him.
While the great majority of would sanction the
putaon Of leg arm when such being necessary
the life of the body and the purity of the other
members attached thereto there but very few who
would about either behong the patient the doctors
during the surgical process.
So is with Butler All those having the best interests of
the country at heart while they acknowledge the learning
logic, TRUTH and force of his volumes of nvecive hurled
with the rapldity of shafts of lightning from the
heavens, against the which has eaten into and
rupts and polutes the body polite and which must
be cut from the SYSTEM before vitality again
peryade the national victim and say that while their
judgment and good would approve of the remedy
its application in their presence from the hands of Butler
by no means at all times pleasing, to his best friends
He has mint of supplies for every emergency When the
counsel for the respondent advancing into close quarters
and about proclaimng point which they imagine won,
Butler springs his feet and Strikes first best he can,
until he decomposes the enemy and drives him. with half
Irish physical and mental power sufficiently back into the
give time introduce the part ofhe Mana
gers the legal modern book of times what
shall be known hereafter Buffers and modern legal
expounder the book of humanity founded upon the
established order of things they they shall
be- but they exist present Every word that Butler
utters cuts hairs every phrase weakens the nerves. every
clause pierces the flesh every draws the blood
every paragraph, like sawkne through the
and bone and every speech in both legal and patriotic
entirely annhaes the powerful and formidable
adversary that the auditors who in the beginning pride
themselves the shrewdnes and ability of their advocate
grow dim and excited the picture drawn and the
deep gashes made the blood split and the criminal dying
and the speech proceeds which first carried its GRIM
MISUNDERSTANDING the fact of the culps guilt the ures
behong the deed and the who did it, instead of
going to the extremity of the law they should the guilt
of the criminal only increases their charity that when
the counsel for the prosecution is about ending his task in
charge of iron logic that goes raspng through the fesh
marrow and bones of the body of the extingushng
criminal when all the judges, by their power and
the audience by their benevoence cry out in mood of
sorrow, to the lion of all Americans, Have mercy! Have
mercy!! Have mercy!! Let him go with what he's got
The scorn of public opinion. SPIRIT REPUBLIC.
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