Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-03-14

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Ia thai r'sh. h'"-rd 'o1k tie saae
view;
J hnson a.s,m lated ihis ts'al TO an or
dinary Jnd cial p ocr"d,ng. lie said no
judge would he allowed to ST in case
whore b" had direct in'errs'. lie de-
s'rei to post ron" The d"cisin til the prec-
'drntS from the Eng.ish Haus- OF Lords
could b" exam ned. In" deba'" was con-
timed ut .rea, length. Davis, Hendricks
and Bayard argued against Wadcs right
to SIT as member of the Court.
Hendricks sid that Wade ceasrd to he
presiding officer OF the Senate, lie could
MT be sworn. but was now inco npetrnt.
Morrill,, Williams. Howard, Morton,
Sumner. Sherman, Drake. Thayer aud
Howe spoke in favor of Wadr's right.
Morton argued that there was no person
here authorized to make objection. 1t
was the right of the party to waive his
objection on the grounds of incles, Oh the
part Of Ju g,or jury. When the Prcsi-
dent came here for trial lie might ask why
WIS not the Senator from OHIO sworn; the
Senator WAS member OF the Senate, his
right rs such could not b. taken away.
Ih"yer argued that 1t the question OF
interest was raised against the Senator
from Ohio, it ought with greater reason to
BE- raised against the Senator from Ten
nessre, (P"tterson) who was closely rela'
ted to the PRESIDENT; besides every Sena-
tor who might succeed to the office OF tho
Presiding officer was also interested IN the
house.
Mrs. julia Dean Hayne' the eminent
actress, did suddenly in New York.
Chicdgo, MaFch o-WashnS'on spec ais
tonight say that leading Democrats in'l.
mate that the President has 'ul'y decided
upon his plan regarding impeachment
hieh's:
First, his counsel will appear IN Court
on Friday, and VII ASK tor an extension
OF time; they viii then ooject 10 every
Republican Senator who expressed an
opinion regarding tnt PRESIDENT gui't OF
innocence !" the AZ f'cles OF 'mpeachmeo''
being allowed TO 81 as juror. VI course
:hey do not expect 20 carry TINS poln''
Second, they Will raise the question
whether Senators from % States CONSTITUTES
the Senate OF the United States. They
will maintain that until all the States are
rel'resP MED IN the senate anu lio"se' inc
former body is not competent to Try the
question OF impeacnlnS the PRESIDENT.
Failing in both OF these, the President
will firmly refuse to proceed win the trial.
asserting mat III such court justice can
not be done; then lie VIII rise ana SEM