Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
TELEoRApIlIO.


mistake. and which charges johnson
with the attempt IN seduce Grant
said In conclusion what chance,
then has Johnson with that aiiirle
which was len out Ia order a. give
him loopholeg lou say, how fair
We are laughter What chance
has Andrew Johnson il that article
is inserted Unfortunate man, thus
surrounded aud hampered-eaught
with his own wickedncss, tniOr-
tunate, unhappy man behold your
doom
Tho above article was shut ont
by the arrival of the pre-arrangcd
hour when speeches aud amend
menls should cease,
The House managers Of impeaeh'
ment will select their own chairman,
and will approach tho Senate form
ally to morrow. The court Of trial
in the Senate commence Wednesday,
unless the Senaie's rules Of proeo-
dure are amended, President John
son will appear and ask time for
preparation That being granted,
and the time for preparation having
expired, the court will sit every
day, Sundays excepted, till the trial
closes.
Summers motion, in oXeouti 20
session, TO the effect that, pending
impeachment proceedings, Congress
should hold no official Intercourse
with the President, was supported
only by his own vote,
WAsHINGroS, March 3-ThO FL
nance Committee was instructed to
inquire into the oYpcdiency of re
peaing the taxes on incomes and
manufactures.
The Clerk Of the House annOun-
ced the passage Of the impeachment
articles and the appointment of
managers, lie was directed 10 in.
form the House that the Senate was
resumed. Adjourned,
impeachment managers introduc'
ed two additional articles. The
new articles are known MS ten and
eleven, and were adopted by n strict
party vote. The tenth is Buffers,
and charges the President with mis-.
demeanors in speeches while swing
ing round circle. The eleventh
is comprehensive, charging the
President with saying, in Washing.
ton, that Congress was illegal, and
could only act so far Us he choose
to recognize it, and having violated
sundry bills in his efforts TO keep
Stanton out Of office aft + the Senate
had Ovcrrulcd his reasons for sus-
pending him These are articles Ste
vcns charges, which failed yesterday,
The managers are authorized 10 send
for persons and papers.
Under regular call, bill was in
troduccd by Mr.. Blaine, to build
lcvce on the eastern bank of the
Mississippi so as to reclaim over
flowed lands.
Joint resolution protecting indus
trial interests was adopted.
A resolution to insure rs much
speed in conducting impeachment
as may be compatible with justice,
was also intr oduccd.
Resolution was offered increasing
the tariff on wines shirts and man.
ufactures of wool cotton, silks and
iron. 90 per cent. Also Il bill to
construct n railroad from Cairo to
the Rio Grande, and provide home
steads along the route.
Memorial was presented FIR m
Wisconsin Legislature to connect the {
waters OF Lake Michigan and the {
Mississippi river.
Judiciary Committee was direct
ed to inquire whether Congress has
power to regulate trelghts on roads
running from one State into another.
Motion to suspend rules, to admit
the protest against impeachment, =
was lost by vote OF ~ to ~, \
The rules f procedure were z
adopted, after an amendment taking a
from the Chief Justice of the Su. y
premo Court the decision of prclim- q
mary and intcrlocutory questions. h
All are referred to the Senate Court, P
and decided without division, III less
the yeas and nays. arc demanded, =,
On the expressed desire of five Sen
ators to argue such questions, the
court will be cleard,
The Republicans w hoy voted
against restricting the Chief J usticc
were: Anthony, Morrill,, of Vermont,
Sherman, Sprare and Wilson.
Stevens a,,rJ;rr 70 his addition
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