Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-27

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WASHINGTON, February 24.-The inn
parchment resolution was adopted in
the House by q vote of l26 against Al,
Ayes-Allison, Ames, Anderson, Ar
nell, Ashley Of Nevada, Ashley OF Ohio,
Bailey, Baker, Baldwin, Banks, Beaman,
Bailey, Benton, Bingham, Blaine, Blair,
Boutwell,, Bromwell, Broomall, Buck
land, Butler, Coke, Churchill, Clark OF
Kansas, Clark of Ohio, Cobb, Coburn,
Cook, Cornell, Covode, Collum, Dawes,
Dodge, briggs, Eckley, Eggleston, Eliot,
Parnsworth, Ferris, Ferry, Fields,
Gravely, Griswold, Halsey, Harding,
Higbey, Hill, Hooper, Hopkins. Hub
bard Of Iowa, Hubbard Of West Viz
ginia, Hubbard, Hunter. Ingersoll,
Jenckes, Judd, Julian, Kelly, Kelsey,
Ketchum, Kitchen, Latin, Lawrence of
Pennsylvania, Lawrence of Ohio, Lin.
coin, Loan, Logan. Loughbridge, Lynch,
Mallory, Marvin, Mccarthy, MeClurg,
Murcur, Miller, Moore, Moorhead, Nor
rill, Mullins, Myers, Newcomb, Num-,
O'Neil, Orth, Paine, Penham, Peters,
Pike, Pile, Plants, Pollard, Palsy,
Price, Raum, Robinson, Sawyer,
Schenck, Schofeld, Sclys, Shanks,
Smith, Spalding, Starkwea.her, Ste.
vens of New Hampshire, Stevens Of
Pennsylvania, Stokes, Taafe, Taylor,
Trowbridge, Twitchell, Epson, Van Ar
nam, Van Horn Of New York, Van
WICK, Ward, Washburn Of Wisconsin,
Washburn Of Illinois, Washburn oil
Massachusetts, Walker, Williams oil
Pennsylvania, Wilson Of Iowa, Wilson
of Ohio, Wilson Of Pennsylvania, Wins.
low, Woodbridge, and Mr.. Speaker
l26.
Noes-Adams, Archer, A1tell, Barnes,
Barnum, Beck, Boyer, Brooks, Burr,
Cary, Chauler, Eldridge, Fox, Getz,
Glossbrenner, Golladay, Grover, Haight,
Holman, Hotchkiss, Hubbard Of Con-
necticut, Humphreys, Johnson, Jones,
Kerr, Knott, Marshall, Mccormick, Nc
Cullough, Morgan Morrissey, Mungen,
Niblack, Nicholson, Phelps, Pruyn, Ran
dali, Ross. Si~tzgreayes, Stewart, Stone,
Taber, Trimble, Of Kentucky, Var
Auken, Van Trump, Wood, Woodland
Al.
The announcement Of the result elic'
tied no manifestation, but the immense
audience which filled the galleries and
corridors all day dispersed till it was
reduced to less than o%ue-fourth Of the
original number.
Stevens Of New Hampshire moved &c
reconsider the vote by which the reso'
luton was agreed to, and also to lay
the motion for reconsideration on the
table. The latter motion was agreed
to-this being the parliamentary mode
of making the decision final.
Stevens of Pennsylvania then moved
the following
Resolped, That q Committee Of two be
appointed to 60 to the Senate, and Of
the bar thereof, in the name Of the
House and of all the people Of the
United States, to impeach Andrew
johnson, President of the United
States, of high crimes and misde'
meansrs in his Office, and to acquain'
the Senate that the House will in due
time exhibit particular articles Of i'm
parchment against him and make good
tho Same +; and that the Committee do
mand that the Senate make on order fol
tho appearance Of said Andrew John
son to answer the said impeachment.
Resolved, That q Committee Of sever
be appointed to prepare and report ar
ticles Of impeachment against Andrew
Johnson, President of the United States
with power to send for persons, paper:
and records, and to take testimony un'
der oath.
The Democratic members attempted
to resort to flibustering, but were cu'
of after au effectual effort, on motion tc
suspend the rules so as to bring the
House Immediately to q vote on the re-
| solution. The rules were suspended
and the resolution was adopted-ayes
l24--noes AZ.
The Speaker then announced the two
Committees as follows:
Committee to announce to the Senate
the action of the Houss-Stevens o.
Pennsylvania and Bingham Of Ohio.
Committee Of seven to prepare articles
of Observation-Disclosures of Massa.
chusetts, Stevens Of Pennsylvania
Bingham Of Ohio, Wilson Of Iowa, Lo'
gan of Illinois, Julian Of Indiana and
Ward of New York.
The House then, at twenty minutes
past six O'Clock, adjourned.
CHICAGO, February 25.-Washingtor
specials say the Committee have positive
evidence that johnson endeavored to ex
cite q conspiracy against Stanton and
Congress, and one of the articles to be
presented will arraign him on that
charge.
General Emory, District Commander
at Washington, will be examined on this
charge: "Andrew johnson on Satur'
day, during an interview, made such
propositions as to show such conspiracy
only wanted the assistance Of the mill.
tary to carry It out" This fact may
delay the Committee in reporting the
articles for several days, although efforts
will be made to get them before the
house tomorrow, as it is the only day
on which the rules car be suspended
before next Monday. And now that the
impeachment lie q foregone conclusion,
all parties say the quicker it Is ended
the quicker will the country return to 9
state of tranquility.
Prominent parties believe that about
three weeks will be occupied before the
FINAL vote a be reached in the Senate,
The President is respondent tonight
and irritated because Attorney General
Stanbery made no application for a qut
w~arrdnto. He says his positive orders
were disobeyed.
General Emory to-day refused to de-
tail q guard for the funeral Of Major
Kelly, saying that oil the troops must
be kept together in anticipation Of pos
sible trouble.
A Message from tho President.
CHICAGO, February 25.-The President
sent to the Senate yesterday a lengthy
message, giving his reasons for the re.
moval of Stanton, which was read and
ordered printed. The document 10 10
the Presidents handwriting. A large
portion Of the message is devoted to an
argument showing the mower of this