Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-29
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ihe Washington correspondent Of the
New York tribune give, the following in.
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senate III 'he stanton case
lhe Senate had long executive session
to-day. 1t was late in the evening before
the adjournment took place. Senator How
ard ; report On the Suspension Of Secretary
Stanton was under consideration during the
whole session, and was finally disposed Of.
Senators Buckalew, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle,
and Hendricks all made speeches sustaining
the action Of PRESIDENT johnson, while Sen
ators Howard, Morton, and Fcsscnden
poke N favor Of the adoption OF the re-
port. Inc speech made by, MIR. tessenden
i, said to have been very able and cxhaus-
i've, touching, all the questions Of law in
he matter. At about clock vote was
aken' ana the report OF the Military Com
"i''ae' DECLARING stanton to be still Secrc-
n'y # Wa. wa adopted by vote Of S5
e.s, 20 6nasg;, lk's, voting in the atlirma-
' va AS follows;
hg,''s' ,AntLoAy.. Cattell. Cameron,
chandler Cole, Gnnkllng. Ccnness Corhett,
Lrag'n, DRAKE, Sinlunds, Ferry. te:.cnl,r
IoAief, i e.ing, liuysen, Harlan, ilavard
H9we' Morgan, tforriti OF Vermont, Nor.
III Ci MAINE, herton, Nye, Patterson ol
NeWhampsilirc, foneroy, Ramsey: Stewart
summer, Ihayre, liptorI, TrumhuIl, Wade,
Van Wmkle, Williams, and Wilson.
Those who vctcI in the negative are as
follows
Mcssrs. Bayard Bucka.ew, Davis, Dixon,
Doolittlc, and Patterson Of Tennessee.
Niessrs henderson and Hendricks were
paired. Mr. R0ss tRep., Kansas was in
his,cat, but refused to vote, owing, it is
SAID, to a personal quarrel with Mr, Stanton.
lows.
Messrs. Grimes, salisbury, Guthrie,
Sherman, johnson, sprague, Norton, and
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craI Of the United States, at the Democratic
Banquet given at Washington, on the Sth
in:t.' III speaking of the reconstruction laws
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nearly half, cn,,rrv and Lovo boo, :. ..n,,
stant tIdert not only of the common law,
ant oi onr own constitutional law, and | do
m". ,.e.,.a.t ~ say .,a. .ne wnoie ci lhcse
ming to end~-drs, snconJ and th;,I in ,he
series are unconstitutional and void
mere are Times when TO be silent Is untath-
oni will @ no, @ ",,o,. m.e, y, nei eah mnSl S sieaK
iuto reticence upon these great questions
and ] could not if would. "
ousn language stlrs the blood OF the
,tcreea @ % W. " tr,, au '1%y, t%n Soo, aha u, ssu,
encouragement to condemn. with an ea,nsst %
promptness, the outside" operations of
ihaadeus stevens and his assistants,
pen The names NJ ranl;d,tos g, ,,,,
Presidency ara .s ,l;.L ~ r,,s ~ ~ ia
harm II ;sto Lo sxnectod tbot suoh o,n;
ncrt gentlemen as Mr. psndlotor or ,ho
two Sevmours sbould he Fr.o,a,tlv mon
toned in connection with tbis b;rh oa;oo
but il is great shame and disyraco to
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