The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28
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New York, March So'-c
quies and easier With sa'ss Of A,s"
bales At 2s.e.
Liverpool, March 2s-,uo''cn
easier and prices are uncnasese
sales, 1910 bsles Of uP'Ands a. i"toi
Orleans lOsd. an IT,.
Washington, March ne
Senate, on a motion maze oy "ew
Der, ordered $50 copies, snc hss"y
5000 copies Of the impeachmen. 10
be printed The bill appr opr'an"e'
for the impeachment expenses ~"
referred 10 the coMmistes Of co.'in'
gent expsnses . bill rsorfss'sing
the State department, Vas referred 10
the COMMITTEES on rsirsneh"ca's
bill recognizing the circuit ooat~ 0,
the United stsses, when ~ss 'e'''''u
to the Judiciary committee.
At 1880 Wade announced inc
suspension Of business Tor the I'm,
parchment order to be argued, nn'',
O'Clock, when Chase proclaimed
that the court was open. Inc jour
nal wns read, and the msnagcfs were
informed that the Presidents coun'
~, had appeared. Mr.. Dav" SUD
mis,ed motion that Vic senate -
is now constituted, did not constitute
an impeachment court A. contem-
plated by the constitution, that ten
States. without their consent, were
being ignored. Chase intims'c0 mat
the court was ready tor the fiesi'
dents answer. sfansberry saia u
was ready, but that the counsel nad
devoted every hour allowed, Ignoring
their private business, aud encroach.
ing on hsbitual refreshmens and re-
creation to it, preparation. Curtis,
Stanberr>, and Evsets, each read In
their turn.
Ia answer to the hrs, article the
President argues all the qsest'ons
involved, and his duty undcr the cir.
cums,ances, claiming his constitu-
tional power Of removal. He cossid'
YRS the organization Of the War
Department and the relations OF the
Secretary OF War, claiming him as
his constitutional adviser, and show
ing tho Presidents responsibility for
the Secrctarys action, lie proceeds
TO show that Stanton had become
hostile to the Administration, and
that he could no longer occupy the
position towards it contemplated BY
I the fathers, and that the President,
could no longer assume responsibility
I for his actions, He further claims
that the action Of the Senate did not
restore Sta..ton 10 the War once, but
that it was technically vacant when
he appointed Thomas Familiar
laws and precedent. were quoted al
length to sustain thus position no
denies having violated the 'on''''u'
"on anu 'aNs ii. a .,;,,.
10 AnsssI,"s ~. s.'v III ~ :,
.ne 'Ie''"en' As.'.'s .. guy. ",s ..
,ne W.I oMcs n ~ rs'a"', ~. ls;.,'
's~s 10 '"''''" i"o"'s "PP'"
". ~. .,,u,..,
ine A"'"'' W '"' '"u
"'"'"'' A. -. ILL.,
an answering ', .nO ..a''n ~. =. s ss.;"n
any consP'sey ."a"'s' ~ o'
"as s S. ~ '%u uo.s, ~ ~ ~
"o ',.."'.s, "pr""s
removing ."' o'" .S a.. .;.s .,
IN .asue' 70 '"o "'., -' ~"'
seNsn'" W" -. s'Ms .nsk'' ~. !,
oaeAsa ~ Wv s'se'', %. ."@' ; ~ ":s
no ouy'c' ~us's'e', WV " .' '',
'ne Psc'osA'''' VI HE o"'' " es"'
INSANE
| In answer to the eighth no d'savows
any 'ntsnt'on OF taking Posss.''on OF
the money or property OF the wAI
once, and again inA'sts by argument
\ 0AA AAeiiaksi tuaS dIn61Ai tef6n4s.
In answer to the ninth article he
quotes the interview Al lsagth, and
his protest against the order to the
army appropriation bill. in which he
claimed and still clsims, that II de-
privsd him Of his nstitutional duty
Of commanding the army.
l In answer 10 the tenth article the
President dsnies that the spsci6ca-
tons arc truthful, 10 statsment or
argument, 10 quoting from his speech.
In case Senators eatsrtais charges be
demands full investigators Of what
he said and meant. Ia this answer
the Pre~idsnt claims, in . spirit
somewhat dssset, h~ freedom o.
speech ns cis'es teas saoukh
fFss'dsns' no ;. IN Amesicss c'tssen'
!n reply 70 the e'evsaea srtc's, NJ
ea'"s tnss ne cannot answer II, o.
cause " des'gssses no des'gs, dsviee'
or :,'emPs' isvo'vi:g action which
co~a ~ construed mo . high mis-
Ge"esnof. Inc ires'dsns retalns
inc F'xn' 70 Aad 70 'nis hnswsr, Inc
managers sn"oasesd 'hs'F rsPi'ee''on
woa'a ~ rssdy 70 morrow ~ one
c,ock' -.
Inc rres'den's counsel asked
,",r'y Gays upon Which . Two hours
uees'e ensusa. thirty days were
, re- y a s'f'e' rnr'y vote ~ to
. Moao" 10 postpone nx'ng time
sa ', "''ef Iep''cs''"" oy ne House.
'"''e" 'o""soh moVed allowing ten
nsy.' ~ An's"d.'"ry to the motion
., 'ns rfe',asn' counsel tor reason
an,s 'lns but court aud 'ssass sd-
Joar"ed'
House under call on bill subject
ing masters and matss in nsrchaat
service to examination, aAd establish.
ing y msrino school, The House
agreed to meet to morrow to consider