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Summer proposed two additional rulcs--first,
that Chnyc. shall ,ask each, Senator how ID you
vote and ho shall reply guilty. orInot guilty;
and second, that upon conviction it shall bo
thc duty Tof the presiding officer to order tho
/ convicts removal forthwith. VI NJ IL q Is.
Objection being made the matter goes oyer
to Monday 81 3s .is 5s 3..t,,. s.. .,.l 3si,.3
Several Senate E.alc points that if,thesei
now issues would come into the Senate an in
serminable debate would be allowable, postpon-
ing the result indefinitely. a 81
Chase ordered tho argument to proceed. pro sd
che prosecution not responding Grraaesssbcck
commenced Ire argued that the body he w, wus
addressing was 4 court, arguing from the cor
stitution, which permitted neither bills Of at
tainder nor irresponsible, especially such as
! were laws unto themselves. Lincoln's plain
violation Of the constitution had boon ratified
by Congress bacause his motives whoro good.
He then proceeded to argac that tho Grst eight
articles rested on whether the President had a
right TO remove Stanton and give Thomas a.,
81 ,,.seriiat appointment iasssiii 5f5T
He argued that HID Einecaoln lived Sii and had
The Tenure ofBill been, passed ii hostility I'd
lincoln, that Lincoln, under its PROVISIONS Visions
during his second term, could have legally
removed every Cabinet officer appointed aipjpSuii BY
himself during his first term and that Stanton
had infinitely less claim to the tenure under
Mr.. Johnson's term an J oi .fsesi1 ii IsatF4lt
Mr.. Groeabocki was suffering from bronchitis
and adjournment was proposed, but, Groesbeck
feared q few days delay would not help him,
and asked to be allowed to proceed, though
circumstances compelled him to make impor-
tant omissions in his argument. The President
having consulted the advisers indicated by the
constitution was guiltless of crime. It was
comparatively useless to urge the unconstitu-
tionality of tho act with those who framed it !;
but, granting its cons.itutionality he denied
the Presidents criminality. The Presidents
oath Of Office required him to maintain tho
constitution, minor officers sworc to support it.
Answering Boutwell, that the President was
bound to execute all laws. Grocsbeck inquired
about tho President 9 duty when the Supreme
Court had 4 declared law Unconstitutional.
Grocsbeck quoted q large number of prccedonts
against which he wasalone to act, Of ofsixty.seycn,
claiming there wis ;.6undant room, for doubt
and position on the part of the President
sufficient at least to induce him to. resist, with
view Of attaining judicial decision. Groesbeek
asked whether the President VAS to be con
victed and deposed beclsse he had acted on
tho Interpretation sanctioned by his censtitu
tional advisers, by tho 3sth Congress, by til.
Supreme Court, and tie uniform practice o
the government, Evidence showed tho Prcsid
+ ent actedin public interest in removing Stanton
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The great Eries II trnsgl seems Is 6ayes
ended. A compromise was effected between
the conflicting interests, and no objection was Is
made to the bill, which has just passed tho
New York Legislature. The 7;;I5uae says tho.
termination of these difficulties has already had
favorable effect on the. market, and opera
t'ons for an II advance ,l5 arc ro made with grsat
confidence. y.
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tstrohg. osh5 s as's,
Sfanagefrf e a and wS;iiii ,occr
ny ipstrt Of tosmaoaFIr row. ssiis3s gasi' 4
After the sadiouirnnnnlcnt IF the ast court tbe
Senate received seycrl execnt;ye mes. on - -.
land adjourncs,l fI.iiif yt7fs - I9.
In tho House, b;ll 20 admit o5di Az STATE or
Arkansas into tho Unio1n, wns = ;ntroduced and
referred to the Recornstruction Committee
ApRI1. % The fallow; allI, ;nn !. .ho go 90
Summers ;on 3t.yvhe.a. ).
y;d.d in tho Cons,;.r.;on of ~ T1a;.sa
TINT On : trial of nno, mon. =, 49, ssns.s
no nerson shall hc conv;cted w;thont I az
cmrrcnco of of ~
Int tb;s - 80 f.,,ssa.'i
tended to tho udcmant ~ sn.h ..;.,. .h;;a,
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;ority nreyails Nh erofore = 6r5er =
mn. nnr donht tborcf ron, f. : ard.soa AZ.
,yh;eh NAV ,r;so VIII rosar,
iudrmont shall shall be determined hy
Q Of y tbe It. = members nresent' 7'sa
n Ian,per W;ll;ams, sneoc1, 3.r mIaol -. ~, -
c NJ -, y, f'.1
os,r'i nsrcy = lovol,v ana - ~
,go trensopp Affsr W;ll;nma care,,dad 1a,.,ss D.. -
az MA ma II = u, ooor,s ,s;t, ~
Alta Ycla affair alln1;n. 4 Ne1son,s
tboreto Butler sa;d !. S.s, @ not @ an,a sisy .hs
nression of trut, hit su,,oo.t;ou os La, la
Noson renl;ed that tbis was nj ;,ba
measure; oharacters with Rut,.r' an, .o,,1d H..
done. some. other time Nelaons aid Inot .b;nL
he would suffer ~ eomnar;son J, con,dsrahla,
ensns,, 'orar a.,
sometb;n, M ss,.tors nanl,;,,, ,,s s.,s ,.
sitt;ng ne,y b;n, sas - 3
np tSs a,T snba;dsd 8 :. . as,
.wratli Eyaris GO o1,lnencsd md Iis f;Tst Eacs
cent hushcd the excited assemblaee. Il Ev;arts
spoke to adjournment. and cdhtinnes to- NOR.
row. a.s.s
sgi!ApRJL 29-SIcadc stelegraphs Grant that
Georgia :atifies. the; constitution, aid elec,s
Bullock, but the Legislature is Democratic.
i i stsnberry will deliver his spoech in person
Evarts spoke all day, and win, conclude to-
morrow. u, 81 i #,l ..,is i, e,i,,,t .a1t
L, Acquittal stock is I'M. Bets were even to.
day a IS
Ne1son's tr;nn,nb ovor R,tlo- ,,H.u -
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EEADISa LATTER ON NV ~ ERY PAGE
tVash hiilgt ton News.
q u Ths court meets hereafter 1t

tFr
"a sf q e: Ths 4 court neets hereafter at
Edmunds moyea that the senatoriial sneeches
on the fnsncisl vote Bo pubiished BY 81, oficiial
repoStcrs SdnineE obj tho motion coca
over lss
Nelson resnmsd his asgune,nt. "a
.6 Houaa did no busiiiossi oS 10 .sts
just before tho Senate nd joarncd the Pfesi.
dents Secretary atsitsd with d number of
nsssages and immedisssIy aarn,neat s
an sxcsssaa si==..:ered round. The mes;
Essgcs were opened s amid apparently Fintenso
s.ssy { action
ton wps tqs ssSll ssgarded Of some moment, The
J President Withdrew Ewing'B nomination aud
/ nominated M General schoReld for Secretary of
War picc Stanton to be removed. 4 s,gi A D
Grant has issued an order instructing tho
Commanding Generals of the Military Dis
tsicts comprising the States Of Virginia, North,
Carolina, South. Carolina, Florida, Alabama
Georgia; Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas,
that all vessels arriving at ports within their
j con commands from ports infected with yellow.
fever, cholera, Or other epidemic disease, but
having 8 had no case during their spassage, be
guarantined for fiftSenS days and strongly fumii.
gated. q
Nelson spoke all day, and kept the Senators
and galleries gweitt seated aud Interested
throughout tho attention becoming more close
as tho effort drew to close. Points were well
made and II in somc cases startling e'
Groesbeck, speaks tomorrow and tho end
will not be reached under two weeks.
A pointed part Of Nelson s speech iinitplicates
! favor of the managers in the Alta Vcla affair,
which interrupted tho relations between the.
President and Judge Black: Il saSlfs'sss2 g, =
s,s APRIL tho court after the journal
had boon read, lhase said chat uncs, ireso.
luton ordering that the Senate deliberations
be regularly ublished was in order.
Drake moved nm indefinite postponcamn,ont.
Summer said TINT tho proper motion, indeti.
mite postponenient was defeated by 20 TO "a.
Summer submitted q motion that the vote on on:
q several articles proceeded At twelve the
tiay after argunent Of rnanae gers and counsel
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All sG GRGICAL, DENTAL and OnSTETRICAL
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INTOTACaS.Ey E yv0saIsa III KcrsWi fSe.
i spcetfnlly INFORM my Friends and tho Public
other UNI BRELEAS, niso pa ARASijIS. 1T moderate
frices AZ, JOHN DAVIS.
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(,rant and Colfax in Carteret.


A Republican meeting was held at the Hull's
Swamp school house, Newport District, on Sep
TENDER 10Th, William j. Moore presiding, Mar
tin Wilmington Secretary. The following gen.
tlemen were elected officers of Carteret Grant
and Colfax branch Club No. 8 81. G. Foster,
President; Wright 8. Ward, Vice-Presidcnt;
VIM. Sampson, Secretary; Martin Wilmington,
Treasurer. ~ 9tH gov ia7 '1't-i y
1t was unanimously resolved that we will use
every honorable means to secure the election of
q. s. Grant and Schuyler Coliax as President and
Vice President of the United States, and David
Heaton to Congress that the success Of the Re-
publican party in this conflict means peace and
prosperity to our country and the continuation
of our civil and political liberties; and rl,at the
success of the Democratic party means repudia-
ton, revolution and war; that in view of the
united Efforts being made by the rebels for the
election of Seymour and Blair, and their outspo-
ken determination to disfranchise a portion OF
the peopleas soon as they come into power, we
are determined to stand by the Republican party,
come what will; and that copy of these pro-
ceedings be sent to the N. c. Standard and the
Newbern Republican for publication.
Eloquent speeches were made by VIM. Hollis,
of Craven, and H. G. Foster, of Carteret. Sixty
five new members Joined the Club. The best
feeling prevailed, and the meeting broke up with
cheers for Grant and Colfax and Heaton.
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A Card.

Judge Thomas particularly was handled
without gloves, and the speakers (Henry R.
Bryan's) words in denunciation of him, were
greeted with prolonged applause, showing
the contempt evinced by the people of his
ding course pursued by the Judge.'-.our-
nalof Commerce.
The foregoing paragraph is quoted from
the Journal of Commerce of this city, of the
25th inst, from an editorial notice therein.
Of the political mass meeting and barbecue
at Newport, Carteret county. nHt 3d.
lam exceedingly 10th to notice in this pub
lie manner, this cowardly, degrading, and
mean attempt to insult me, but, respect for
my official position, and value of my reputa-
ton and that of my family, dearer to me
than life, impel me to do 80.
denounce the statement or inference, that
1 ever pursued trucking and degrading
course as false, and the speaker or writer of
the thought as liar.
If he, Henry R. Bryan, Esq, used words
calculated or intended to excite contempt
towards me, either in my official character OF
private character, on the occasion referred
to, he as not a gentleman, and no words, OF
billingsgate of his own, could be super-ad-
ded and strengthened or better convey my
meaning of insult s7ims ,!a7s
denounce this whole political attempt to
prejudice and insult me as grossly and shame
gentleman.
! New Berne, Sept. 81, 1868, - =
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f For the Standard.
First Congressional District.

EDITORS OF THE STANDARD We, the
undersigned, delegates from Pequimans
County to the Convention which met at
Edenton on the 10th of September, to nomi-
nate a candidate for Congress in the first
District, have seen with surprise our names
signed to an Address to the voters of the
first Congressional District of North Caro-
lima" We declare that we never saw said
address until it appeared as an advertise
ment in the Standard. We do not endorse
the general charges of fraud made against
the delegates to that Convention, who voted
against Mr.. ]. R. French, and against the
Perquimans Delegation or any member of it.
The members of tha6 delegation, before the
nomination, were some for French, some for
Cobb and some for other gentlemen. The
colored delegates were as much divided as
the whites. We are all satisfied now with
the nomination and shall support the nomi-
nee. We have no idea of distracting our
party or of endangering our success. in order
to crafty the private ambition of any man.
We further declare, that in rendering our
sympathies to Mr.. French, on the evening Of
The Convention at Edenton, for his personal
misfortune in missing the nomination, we
had no idea that our names were to be used
for the disturbance of the harmony Of the
party, or to give weight and responsibility
to an address we never saw, never author.
lied, and which we denounce as false and
mischievous. There was no such delegate
from Perquimans County to the Edenton
Convention Us Arthur Freeman.
To show the sentiments of the people Of
our County, at meeting of the League at
Hartford on the 18th of Sept, two days
after the nomination, it was unanimously
Resolved that it is the duty of every true
Republican to support, for Congress in this
District, G. L. Cobb, Esq, the nominee o.
the party. 1--. ...
SIMON WHITE,
.T-fcH H ELI ELLIOTT,
a. Tbs So ANDERSON JAMES
-..-.. d. al "a, ISRAEL SUTTON,
STEPEN NORCOM.
Witness WILLIAM OvERToN.
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PROCLAMATION T4sraT
BY HIS Excellency Gov. Holden.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF N. c


'- -t' '- Raleigh, Sept. 30th, 1868.
WHEREAS, Information has been received. at
this Department that Robert Il. Gilbert, and
Stuart Wright, confined in the common Jail of
Cumberland County, on a charge of the Murder
of Thos. c. Lutte,loh, did on the night of Thurs
day the Oath inst, make their escape from said
Jail, and are now at large and supposed to be
beyond the limits of the State. Now therefore
l, W. W. HOLDEN, Governor of the State of
North Carolina, by virtue Of auth ority conferred
on me by Section 4, Chapter IS of the Revised
Code, do issue this my proclamation offering
reward Of $500 for the apprehension and delivery
of the criminals, and enjoin upon all good citi-
zens to aid in securing the ends of Justices in
this case. Ii.i-.-ai5-l.a .i-- .s. EIE
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the great seal of the
Il. 81 State, this 30th day of September, one
=, Thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight
and in the ninety-third year OF our In
ifii dependence. 5li ~, - ls.a
w. W. HOLDEN, Governor.
By the Governor
r. M. DOUGLAS, Private Secretary. sl i,a
49, DESCRIPTION. of 4
Robert H. Gilbert, sometimes passes by the
namesef Bryant Gilbert is about Is years old
5 feet 8 to 9 inches high weighs about les to ITO
pounds sandy colored hair, fair skin, blue eyes
and speaks quick when spoken to- if f''F
Stuart Wright is about Is years old thin face
weighs about $50 to 140 pounds, about five feet
Inches high, spare built. oct At
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.

UNITED STATES u.s. Four Boxes of Tobacco, One
Horse and Wagon, &C., property Of James
BalD .-Libel OF Information.
To JAMES BALL and all schOn, IL may concern,
Greeting:
NOTICE is hereby given, that on or about lns
IN 7th day of August, A. d. 1868, -Four BOXES
Of Manufactured Tobacco, one Wagon, and ouo
Bay Horse and harness, were seized in the IowI
of Newberne, N. c., 1.-THE property of james BALI
by C. L. Estes, Deputy Collector OF Interim
Revenue for the Second Collection Distri, .s y,
North Carolina, as forfeited to the use OF III ~
United States, and the same is libelled by u. "a
Starbuck, Attorney OF the United States, ; a,S
prosecuted in the District Court OF the uhi..'
States for the Pamlico District OF North CaIo,na,
for condemnation for the causes in said lioei
forth and that said causes will stand ior l-ai y
the Court Room Of said Court at Newpern,,,s IDS e
c., on the fourth Monday of October, A D. toV w
at noon, If that be jurisdiction day, and u nv,
at the next Jurisdiction day thereafter, whsn oS
where all persons are warned to appear anu SUD
cause why condemnation should not be aecfe'''
and to intervene for their interests. ,o
Given under my hand at Office in New IOeU
N. c., ON the Dist DAY Of September, A: D. lsoI
D. r. GOODLOE, U. s. Marshal
r. c. KEHoE, Deputy U. s. Marshal; %,
Sept 25. t. 2l9-"S.
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.ta A PROCLAMATION
BY His ExcellencY Governor Holden.

.. r.- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF N. c.,
Raleigh, Sept. 30th, 1868.
WHEREAS, Information has been received at
this Department that one Benjamin Wood, living
in the vicinity of Ringwood, in the county of
Halifax, has been charged with the murder of a
peaceable citizen named William D7epry, and
that the said Benjamin Wood has made his escape
and is now supposed to be beyond the limits of
the State. N f"..ta 7 H-
Now therefore I, W. W. HOLDEN, Governor of
the State of North Carolina, by virtue OF authority
conferred on me by section 4, chapter IS. of the
Revised Code, do issue this my Proclamation,
offering reward of four hundred dollars tor the
arrest of the said criminal and enoin upon all
good citizens-to aid in securing the ends o. JUS
tice in this case.
...sa- In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the great seal OF the
II. s. State, this the 30th day of September,
\ one Thousand eight hundred and sixty
,-.. eight, and in the ninety third year OF In
dependence.
$50 s w. W. HOLDEN, Governor
By the Governor: ....... l-.....-.-.
R. M DOUGLAS, Private Secretary.
tt.f.-lI -jil- DESCRIPTION. tnI
Said Benjamin Wood is white man. about "a
years old, about 5 feet inches high, hair dark
mot black), eyes blue, weighs about 125 pounds,
and has rather delicate appearance, and has
been wounded in battle through the left shoulder
with Minnie ball, which yet prevents the full
use OF his arm. oct At.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.

rH LILO NV Va AASAsAAt S<AAsNA<AA>1h.
UNITED STATES ys. 8 Boxes of Tobacco, l Wagon
and Horse and Mule, property of james
Vaughn) Libel of Information.
To JAMES VAUGHN and all 'chona IL may concern,
- .--. Greeting:
NOTICE is hereby given, that on or about the
IN 1h day of August, 1868, Eight Boxes OF
Manufactured Plug Tobacco, one Twohorse
Wagon, ono Mule and one Bay Horse and bar.
ness, were seized in the town of Newberne, and
county of Craven. the property of Jas. Vaughn,
by C.. L. Estes, Deputy collector of Internal
Revenue for the Second Collection District Of
North Carolina, as forfeited to the use OF the UNI
ted States, and the same is libeed by D. II. Star
buck, Attorney Of the United States, and prose
cuted in the District Court of the United States
tor the Pamlico District of NORTH Carolina, Tor
condemnation for the causes in the said libel set
forth; and that said canses will stand for trial at
the Court Room of said Court at New berne, n.
c., on the fourth Monday of October, 1868, at
noon, il that be jurisdiction day, and if not at
the next jurisdiction day thereafter, when and
where all persons are warned to appear and show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed,
and to intervene for their interests.
Given under my hand at Office in Newberne,
on the 2lst day OF September, A. D. 1868.
D. r. DOODLOE, U. s. Marshal.
R. C. KEHoE, Deputy U. 8. Marshal.
p Sep25 ;asl Sl9-WI
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si1th Congressional District.

Remembers Of the several Republican County
Committees for this distriet will please advise
Gen. R. FarriDgers Charlotte, by letter OF their
respective post Offices. He will in due time pub
lishl appointments for the whole district.
Persons wishing copies Of his letter may order
them from Charlotte by addressing himself, DR..
VIM. Sloan, or DR.. H. N. Pritchard. They are
furnished free 81 hiR Tie .la.f4lssli
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Western North-CaroIIna Railroad,

- CHIEF ENoINEER's OFFICE, Aug. 70, loo ,h.,
ORDERED by the Board Of Directors , m
" books of subscription to the Capitai S'Js"
of the Western Division of the W. n Y. n O",nn,
be opened by the following named Comm'''''
ers tor thirty days, to wit: Wood.
At Asheyihe-S G Kerr, Aston, WV
fin and G W Roberts. ,,,,.r and
At Waynesviile-Dr L Love, j I y Whpa' W.
G w Garrett .. c.,,ou.
At Websier-W II Thomas, Hon R ii CannO''
Jos Keener and W A Enloe. 81, Loon
At Frankiin-AT Davidson, Smith, h'
Siler, R NJ Henry and Jack Johnston. n Ne.
Al Auyphs-G W Dickey, K DicKey'
bane and Felix Axley. ,,eNe.
At hy-N Kelsey, Thos Beaver and NV
Elroy. tI ,dJJ
At Mrsahal-w W Rollins, A E Baird anu
Gudger ri Law.
At Warn, SpsSsgs-Jas H Rumbough,
son. Geo Askew and G w Gahagan. 81, and
| At Raleigh-G W swepson, M Lhtiehe'u
R w Pulliam.
At SatessiHe-RF Simonton. ,.,,..,s and
At B,n1svile-AJ Roberts, Josh "hia"
Nat Allen. -, N meet
These Commissioners arc requested W 10
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