New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

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Of Ohio heretofore Wit: On the sdday Of sePten0t
An the wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred Sd
sxtysx before public assemhogeOf citizens ana ots'
aaEd Andrew Johuson President OF the United stSes,
speaing OF and concerning the Congress OF the Ol'eu
states did IN loud voice declare IN substance tdect
among other things, that is to say:
"INl tel YOU vhs dd DO cla upon your Congre, het rs
trying break The Government N oheiusos o & Sip
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states NC On The contrary h se{ Sd b s s, RBsos
sOaDeDeed be had been denounced e. traitor m H. @ 20 @ and
somiocerag had underiskn 10 poison the minds ' 'h' American
Sci6oatio an this that at ST. Louis in the state of
Nfssour heretofore to wit the sth day OF September
m the wear OF our Lord 1856 before public assemblage
Of citizens and Others said Andrew Johnson fresideh1
of the United states speaking Of and concerning the
Congress Of the United States, did in louGToce declare
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son Of that Conversion was & & & b tbe Gov.
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toI ~ ne Ccrstaos Of the United hence ycn
stS slcihe rebellion was commenced having origin tse &
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Which said utterances declarations threats, and ha-
rangues highly censurabe in any, are peeuiaryndecent
and unbecomlng in the Chief Magistrate Of the United
Btates, by whereof said ADdrow johnson has
brought the high Office Of President Of the United states
into contempt rdcue and disgrace 10 the great scandal
of all good citizens whereby Andrew Johnson Pres
tden the United States. did commit and was then and
there gnfty Of high misdemeanor in Office
Mr. FERRIS nepr n " sustained the impeaehm9ent! t
articles recaptnang the various acts OF d Ts tt s
which neeessate me- 0fee law had beer
rraetesiiy settled by two-thirds vote Of the Senate
which also necessary to convict the President
on Impeachment On that question, therefore the Sen
ate was estopped The opinion Of the Supreme C0nr
could be Of no binding force the Senate Court NJ
other court bu Ms Senate Ico,d take jurisdiction Of ne
gerson o. ofhe subject matter Of Impeachment The Sen
ate, sitting court Of Impeachment was he highest
Court kHOi to the Constitution and 0ics, ITS judgment
being fpaL and irTerersible
Mr.. MILLER Rep, PENN approved generally Of the
articles Of impeachment but suggested some mOdhca
lions Of them He glad the charges had been CON
aDed within such narrow bounds.
Mr.. KOoNTZ rep. PENN declared that the President
had forced this action the Republican members OF
Congress, who had hitherto opposed it. lie conceded
thatit would bo necessary TO show not only that the
President had violated the law, but that he had done
with improper motive. He cOmbated the point made
the other side as TO Secretary StantOns not coming
within terms OF the Tenure-OfOfce law and claimed
that the Presidential term IN contemplation OF law,
the term OF Mr. Lincoln and that consequently Mr. Stan
ton s entitled 20 hold his Office until the Attn Of March
1869 lie charged that Mr. johnson had prOstitued his
powers Of appointment 10 debauch the pubic morals
Mir PERI M 0{ep Me noted the fact thau cOnIsea-
ted lands had been etOred 10 thor Rebel traitors
had become Mr. Johnsons CONFIDENTIAL advisers and
companions In the name OF the loyal people OF the
6OUtin the OF the business interests Of the cOun
try-he supported these articles Of Impeachment.
Mr. RAUM rep, M added that the President had
To be by his worst passions and ready
10 resort toany violence TO carry out his illegal design He
had deberaied planned. and carried out palpabe yio
latOn Of the law and this only OF long series OF
crimes OF which he had been guilty.
that when John Floyd resigned the Office Of Secretary
Of War the Goth OF December 1s6O and when President
Ia message n which he examined the records Of the
country for 65 10 show what action had been taken
under the act Of 1885, relative vacancies be filled dd
ttep but showing case in which President had, Ia
violation OF the Constitution attempted TO create and
Mr. HUBBARD dem. Comm opposed impeachment,
arguing that even suppOsng Mr. johnson to be guilty OF
violating the law that was too trivial
0hense 70 warrant such proceeding as impeachment:
The President had simply made removal paper and
the 0nense charged did not endanRer the public wefae
and was therefore marked with no moral rpitude such
might Justify Impeachment Mr. Lincoln found his
Cabinet an officer Postmasier-Genera Blalr) who was
not IN harmony Wh MN IN regard TO some portions OF
his policy. Republican Senators sent 10 Mr. Lincoln
memorial urgng hm TO purge his Cabinet Of that officer
would accepted. In this way Mr. Lincoln dismissed
that Cabinet officer; but such course had any effect
Mr stanton. The President could not have fair
trial iH the Senate o. the United States Senators