The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

have the application acted u9on after the
fling ol th,. replication.
Mr.. BUTLER, tor the managers. uried
that the dlestioR of time shnuli be settled
row. The yeas and nays were called on
Nr. Henherson's motion, which was not
agreed to-25 10 2S.
Mr.. HOWARD renewed his motion that
the application Ii. on the table, but Mr..
Drake made poiut of order that the mo
tionS Of counsel be acted upon by vote OF
IN, s natc nj once, which the cha;r sus-
Iaioed. Tn" yeas and nays were then Ia
ken on the nrigina' mn'ion. that 80 days
tim, be granted, anl it vas negatired by
strict nar'v vntp-'2 ~ Al.
Mr.. SHERMAN then made motion to
adjourn. hnt before it was put Mr.. Evers
amnnl 4 his motion so as TO apply for q
reasonable true after the replication Of the
managers is filed and to be now fixed by the
Scnate.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved ten days be al
lowed. but the motion to ljhurn w's pass
ed an | thu court adjourn ID until Tomorrow
at o'clock.
The Senate then a Ii urned
The clerk of tha House appeared and an
nounc d that the n ,use had adopted tn
renli,a,ioD to the answer Of the President
of the United States.
One O'Clock having arrived, tho Presi-
dent pro TEN vacated the chair for the
Chiefiustice, who took his seat, and order.
ing the proclamation, which was made ac>
e ,rdingly bv the S,rgAantSat'arnls. Mean-
tima the counsel f,r the Presidnnt-Stan-
herv Curtis, Evarts, Nelson and Grjesbeck
-entr red and took their seats at five min
utes paSt one. The managers we're an
nouncr1 and took their seats, with the ex
exc ptinn of Mr. Stevens who was absent
The Hmse was announcr9 and the m"m
hers disposed of themselves outs le nf the
liar. The minutes OF the session of yester
lay were real by the Secretary; the oecre'
tarv also read the announcem ut of thu
adoption of the replication by the House.
Mr Boutwell,, o'the managers, then said
Mr.. President am charg d by the mana
gers with the dury Of presenting the rnpi
cation offered by the House Of Representa-
tives. sre House rep"r.
Senator Johnson SAID: Mr.. Chief justice
move thar an an henticity be presented Il
the counsel for the President. Agreed to
A mott m wa. pending, on the part 0
the counsel for the President, that such
tine shonlt be allow i TOR their prepari
tim. as the Senate should please to determ
| inc upon.
Tn" Senator from Maryland, Mr.. John
.on. presented an order, which will be rea
| by the Secretary
The Secretary then read tie order pro
idlpg tfat ten dav's ) time he allowed
Mr., Sumner--Nr. President. | srnl
the Chair an amendment to come immed
ately after the wnrd ''ordered, being
the nature of a substitute
I The Secretary read the amenlment Q
! follows:
That now that Replication has been file
the Senate alhering to its rules alread
alop.pd shall p,oceed with the trial irol
dav to day. Sundays excepted unless othr
wise ord red, or on reasons shown,
Nr. Elmnnds-l move the Senate reti
to consider that order.
Mr.. Sumntr and others M, no!
The yeas and nays Were demanded al
ordered, resulting as fnllnw-:
Yeas-Anthnv, Bayard, Bhckalew, Z
brtt. Davis. Dlxo". ID oiittle. Edmund
F.ss nden. Fowler, Frelinehuyseu. Gtimc
Henderson, Hendricks, Howe, Johns
irCrrary, Morrill,, of N i'm, Merrill,
! New Hamp hire, Norton, Patterson.
> Tennessee, Salisbury, Spragne, Van Wi
kle. Viekers. Wiley and Willian~--29.
Vays-Camrron, Cattell, Chan Her, Co
y Cnnklng. Conness Cragin, Drake. Ferr
Harlin. Howard. Morgan, Nye, Pomerc
! Ramsey. Ross, Sh rman, Stewart sunni
lhaver. Upton, Trunbull and Wilson
r To the Senate retir d for consultation
twenty five minutes after one.
I After the Senators had retired, Mr. )
4! yens was discovered sitting to the lett Il
o rear If tie Presidents desk, having "nt'
: ed unnnic"d during the proceedings
MEANTIME the galleri,s, hitherto very qul
rippiod with fans and chit chat, whiE'
The fonr the .rats saved TO the Senate
wrre invaded by knots Of members and o
/. RS in conversation AT 3:25 the Sen;
d rpappDared. and order having ,een rrstor'
: The Chiet>iu-tice said: II am directed
inform the counsel that the Senate hH
n agr, ed to an orler in response to their /
t nlicati.,n. which will now be read.
n Nri,reI, that the Senate will CONNER
tho rial of the President upon the artl(
: of imnea chm ant exhibited against hin
7 u u,ndav tie 3O'h dav of March, and p
c..d therein with all dispatch u''ir
II rnlss nf the S,nate .'itting upon the trla
= an impeachment. - r..:r,
d Aftrr a mamentary pause. the Ch'e'
t 'ice asked if the council lnr. the respnhta
a any I ing 10 prapns tie c"un 'ei
II ed in ardut cence to the declsl"fi
,. Mr.. Bntl-r. one of the nahagSrs:. 81
l. IF the ch lir will alnw M. / will giVee
tice to tn witness to appear here on "
rs day. the Both, Mt III clock
= On motion Of Senator Wilson, tn" CT
,r then adjourn until Nonlav next, a.
'e nclock. The Chisfjn~'ice then vacA
at the chair, which was immediately raSun
> by Pr sident pro tenn Wade. who called
5 n te to ord
= Mr. Grimes moved to go intn execut
i Session. which. after a vain attempt By
he Anthony to call up the report of the Cf
ID nittce on Rules, prevailr'h aud the Sen
". went into ex cuiive session.
t. HOUSE,. Mr.. Boutwell, reported the f
of r.l lication to the Presidents ansy
III which was real
N TIE REPLICATION IN IMPEACHMENT.
or Re,iiniion by the House 9f Representa-
Ie ofth United Sfrtes To The dAs,cer Of
ii dreio .Johpsoa, President Of tie Ua
le .ytates. to the articles Of impeachment
hbned ngpi,st him by the House Of l
MT TcsentHttrcs:
de The House of Representatives Of
IN United States have considered the sew
re answers of Andrew Johnson, Pre- .ider
X Of the United States, to Ihs several art
At oi impeachment against him, hy them
rat hhit d in the name Of themselves aud q
!ht the peop,e 81 the United Srates. and res
'si- inn 10 themselves an advantage OF ex
hf ,ion to the insaficieney Of this answer
each and All of the several articles Of
'ne peachmen, exhibited against SAID Ane
johnson. President oftha United Sti
the 10 dny each and every ayerment IN
rs, .everal answers or either of them, W