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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

President Juarez, of Mexico, is to visit
the United States.
The Memphis Appeal hoists the name Of
Andrew johnson for President.
1t is stated in the Eastern papers that DR..
j. G. Holland (Timothy Titcomb), is about
going to Europe, to be absent several years.
The venerable Thomas Ewing, whom An
drew johnson has nominated for Secretary
of War, is seventy eight years of age.
Adiutant General Thomas has sued Mr..
Stanton for malicious prosecution ard false
imprisonment damages 100000.
The foundation store of the bridge to cross
the Mississippi at st. Louis, was laid on
Tuesday, in the preserce of large number
of citizens,
DR.. James Wade, a brother of Senator
Wade, an old and highly pected citizen Of
Watervliet, New York, died at that place on
Friday last.
The provisions of the new treaty with
Germany, regarding the rights, in that coun-
try, of Germans naturalized in The United
States, provides that its conditions Of ex-
emption from military service shall apply
only 10 Germans who obtain a license to
emigrate.
In Sheffield, England, a curious meeting
has been held, being composed of the op-
pouents of vaccination, aud designed to
protest against compulsory vaccination. The
meeting declared that they prefer the risk oi
small pox to the risk of the more loathsome
maladies that, in their opinion, vaccination
frequently superinduces.
Mrs. Margaret Hayes, of Brownsville,
Texas, met her death in singular manner,
the other day. She had crossed the river on
her way to Matamoros, and was killed by a
bullet from the Brownsville side, while
riding in cab. The bullet was fired by
one of the soldiers of guard just relieved,
who were directed to discharge their pieces
into the river. The officers who investigated
the occurrence, express the opinion that the
fatal ball had ricochetted upon the surface OF
the water
The cold last night was intense. We are
glad We were not in tents also. --lSandasky
Register.
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PEACHN EN- T /!
The Articles of impeachment
Adopted by the House.
Board of Managers Appointed !!
Rlcs to COrern tie Trial in the Senate.

RaleS 10 GorerR tie Trial in the Senate.
The Committee reported to the House of
Representatives on Saturday, Articles of I'm
Peachment, consisting of ten separate charg-
es. The first nine refer to the official acts Of
Mr.. johnson on The 2lst of February last,
bis order removing Edwin NJ. Stanton from
his office as Secretary of War, and his order
appointing Lorenzo Thomas to that position.
The tenth article charges Andrew johnson
with endeavoring, on the 23d of February,
to persuade VIM. H. Emory, acting Com
mander of the Department at Washington,
that the law passed March ID, 1867, rtquir-
ing all orders and instructions issued by the
| President to be issued through the General
OF the Army and, in case of his inability,
through the next in rank, is unconstitution-
al, and with endeavoring TO induce him to
violate said law. 1t will thus be seen that
the Committee of Impeachment have not
gone back of the official acts of Andrew
johnson on the 2Ist ofFebruary, for grounds
on which to charge him with high crimes
and misdemeanors. Whilst the Committee
limit themselves to the official acts of that
day, they reserve to themselves, however,
the liberty of exhibiting at any further time
hereafter further articles of accusation.
These articles of impeachment were adopt
ed by the House OH Monday, by vote of
I26 to Al. Mr.. Butler eudeavored to intro
duce new article of accusation based upon
the Presidents speeches in Washington,
Cleveland and st. Louis during his swing
around the circle. This, however, failed.
The Oopperhead members of the House
formally protested against the whole pro-
ceeding on Monday, which protest they
asked be spread upon the journal of the
House. immediately thereafter the articles
were adopted, and the House elected Stew
ems, Butler, Bingham, Boutwell,, Wilson,
Williams and Logan as managers on the part
of the House to conduct the impeachment
before the Senate.
The Senate has adopted rules to govern
the trial of the President. 1t was agreed
that one member from each side should open
The closing arguments, ard two from each
side elise, with the understanding that the
Court may give permission to others to
speak if it is SO desired. The powers of the
Chief Jnstiee were limited simply TO those
Of presiding officer; he is to put all points
of discussion to the Court and call for the
yeas and nays.
Thus everything promises immediate act
ion. All legislative business will probably
be suspended during the trial which may
last for some days. Congress has spoken,
the press has spoken, the people have met
in mass meetings to express their opinions
and wishes. 1t now remains for the Senate
| TO act.
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ELMORE

ELMoRE. o., Feb. &c, 1868.
EDITORS JOURNAL: The people of Elmore,
being desirous of expressing their preference
in relation to the nomination of a candidate
for the Presidency, a meeting was called for
| that purpose on the 25th inst, at Wilson &
Co. Hall. The citizens of the place and
vicinity met pursuant to said call. The meet
ing was called to order by Geo. W Keightly,
and was organized by electing David Gibbs,
Esq, chairman, and Geo. W. Keightly and
| Geo. Wight, secretaries.
Speeches were made by several of Oui
prominent citizens; the whole meeting, which
was unusually large, manifested unbounded
enthusiasm for Gen. Grant.
On motion Of John Jenney committee Of
three was appointed on resolutions; which
committee reported in due time. Their res
olutions being slightly amended, were uuan-
imously adopted in the following form:
RESOLVED, That in accordance with the pub
lie sentiment of the country, SO unmistaka-
| bly, expressed, and desirous also of showing
| our appreciation of his sagacity, unfalteriDg
patriotism, and eminent public services. both
in military and civil capacity, VIC, the peo-
pie of Elmore and surrounding country, do
hereby heartily unite in recommending the
name of Gen. U. S. Grant, as the candidate
of the loyal people of the United States, for
the office of Chief Magistrate.
ResolUed, That we heartily endorse and
ratify the action of Congress in impeaching
| Andrew johnson.
Resolved, That as Gen. U. s. Grant is our
| first and only choice for President of the
United States, We do not recognize any del
egate to State or National Conventions, or
any newspaper as in the best interest of the
Union party, or for the welfare of the nation,
that do not do all in their power to secure the
nomination and election Of Gen. U. s. Grant
for President.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Fremont Jour
nal, Toll do Blade and Ottawa County
| Union.
The meeting adjourned with three rousing
cheers for Gen. U. S. Grant and the Fortieth
Congress. DAVID GIBBS,
GEo. W. KKIGHTLY, Chairman,
GKo. WIGHT,
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The Situation. .

The situation at Washington up to
yesterday morning, may be summed up
as follows: Congress gathering up the
loose ends and fragments of Legislation
preparatory to giving its undivided at
tentiOn to the Impeachment Trial; the
President in low spirits, consulting his
attorneys and getting ready his defence
Stanton monarch of all he surveys at the
War Office; Lorenzo Thomas lying
around loose in disjointed, uncom-
Portable frame of mind; Grant sound,
silent, and ready for any emergency.
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Extracts from correspondenoe.-Mr.

Extracts from Correspondence.-Mr
HENRY KEANERLY, of Warrensburg, No, in
renewing his subscription to the journal
adds postscript about the weather and
other Missouri matters, as follows:
have seen in the Journal that you have
had good deal of snow and some rain in
Ohio this winter. We have had very little
of either only four SHOWS, the deepest not
more than four inches, and the rest about
like heavy frosts no rain worth mentioning,
till the night of the 23d of February, when
we had heavy thunder shower. All winter
the roads have been nice and dry, but dusty
as in summer. Some folks have already
made garden, and the grass is beginning to
grow. 1t was so warm on Christmas that
the suakes came out of their holes; my SOP
JOIN saw two, one about nine and the other
seven feet long We like Missouri very
well. This prairie is settling up rapidly
with Ohio farmers. Land which sold at
$14 and $l6 per acre two years ago is now
held at $40 and $50 per acre.
Yours truly, HENRY KENNEDY.
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Several Republican members of Con-
gress were absent or paired off with
Democrats while action was being taken
on the Impeachment matter. We are
gratified to observe that the Represen-
tative from the 9th District, Gen'l BUCK
LANp, was in his place during the whole
proceedings, and recorded his vote in
favor of impeachment on all the counts
You always know just where to find
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OXFORD, o., Feb. 14;h, 1868.
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Correspondence.
NEW ENGINE HOUSE.

EDITORs JOURNAL Il recommend 10 the
City Council the sale of the Engine Hous C
and Lot, and the vacation OF the East end of
Croghan Street at the River, and the ercc-
tion of new Engine house at that place.
The City Council have just purchased 1000
feet new Hose, for the use of the Fire De-
partment. In the Engine house there is no
room for the proper care of said hose. 1t is
necessary that there should be place fixed
where the Hose can be washed, dried and
oiled. To build T6,Oer and Cistern would
require the purchase of additional land. The
present Engine house does not contain suf-
ficient room for the Fire Apparatus owned
by the city. rs location was a great mis-
take, and any Expenditure of money on said
property would be wasteful expenditure
of the peoples money.
To attempt at time of fire to get the ma
chimes out in hurry endangers the Fire Ap-
paratus of the city and the lives of our noble
and patriotic Firemen.
The location of new Engine house at the
foot of Croghan street would not require the
expense Of purchase oflands, and the pro-
ceeds arising from the sale of the Engine
house, would erect a building suitable to the
wants of the Fire Department and furnish
Office rooms to the officers of the corporation,
thereby saving to the corporation the
amount paid for rents for said purposes.
The location would, in time of fire, afford
the Fire Companies a chance TO get out
without interference, delay or accident.
1 ask the people of Fremont, who desire
the success ofthe Flre Department and wish
its thorough organization, to aid in getting
the Engine house sold and a new and COM
modious house erected for the use of the
Fire Department of our city. Shall the
Hose be neglected until they rot and be-
come worthless? Shall the Volunteer Fire
Companies of our city be longer neglected.
Will not the people of Fremont furni h
what is necessary for the protection of prop.
erty and the saving of lives. The people
must answerl The folly of years neglect
may cost them for new House and Fire Ap-
paratus thousands of dollars.
M. E. TYLER, Chief Engineer.
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The Process of impeachment

When the Committee appointed by the
House 10 prepare articles of impeachment
against The President, make their report, the
House votes upon that report snd either with
or without amendment, adopts the articles
of impeachment as its own. The House then
appoints Board of Managers to prosecute
the case. The Managers present copy of
the articles TO the Senate, which then desig-
mates day when it will resolve itself into a
High Court Of Impeachment for the trial of
the accused. A summons will then be
served upon the President to appear and an
swer-the day of such appearance being at
least ten days after the service of summons.
On the day set for trial the House viii pro-
ceed in a 6ody to the Senate Chamber and
be admitted within the bar. The return will
then be read, and witnesses summoned, as
in ordinary trials. Should the trial last sew
eral days the House would be likely to leave
the matter in the hands of its Board of Man
ayers and proceed with the business of leg
islation in its own Chamber. After the evi-
dence is all in, the counsel on both sides will
have their say. At the close of the trial
each article, or count in the indictment, will
be read separately and the roll will be called
by the Secretary, each Senator being re-
quired to answer. "Guilty" or "Not Guilty"
two-thirds being necessary to convict The
decision, or verdict will be communicated 10
the accused by the Chief Justice, and, if con-
victed, the present Chief Magistrate will from
thst moment be a private citizen, at liberty
to enter upon any vocation which may please
bis taste or suit his talents. Ii, in the pres
ent case, Mr.. johnson should be removed for
violating the Tenure of Office law, he could,
Immediately after his removal, be tried be-
fore the criminal court for the offence, fined
ten thousand dollars and sent to penitentiary
for five years. He has nothing of this kind
TO fear, however, unless it be from some
personal enemy. AS is well understood,
Mr. Wade, President of the Senate, would,
in case of Mr.. Johnsons removal, become
President of the United States, and serve as
such until the election of his successor.
Another railroad campany filed its
certificate of incorporation with the Sec
retary of State on Friday. 1t was Or
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a road TO be known as the Atlantic and
Toledo Railroad, from Toledo to West
Salem, in Wayne county. Said road is
to pass through the counties of Lucas,
Ottawa, Sandusky, Huron, Ashland,
Medina and Wayne. The capital stock
is 100000, divided into shares OF
$50, each. The corporators are Messrs.
George w. Davis, Matthew Brown,
Charles A. King, J. K. Secor, and John
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