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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
An irish Newspaper States the issue.

The irish Republic, of Chicago, is the
most emphatic and determined of the Fenan
journals; and that paper, its senses quickened
by the great cause of liberty TO which II is
devoted, never fails to comprehend the full
meaning of partisan movements here at
home. 1t in It's last number strikes at the
root Of the present difficulty and danger
thus, in Il sledge- hammer blow =
Nominally there are two parties to ,he
contest which has ragged in the National
Capital during the greater part of the period
which has elapsed since Abraham Lincoln
died by the bullet of an assassin. These
are, the Congress on one hand, and Andrew
johnson and his advisers on the other. But,
In point of fact and reality, these are the
only visible champions Of principles which
lie al the very foundation of all human gov
eminent, and Of interests which extend over
the entire length and breadth of the United
States. The godlike principle of mans
right to he free, and the devlish principle OF
mans right to enslave, are doing battle as
fiercely from the Capitol and the White
House as they did between Grant aud Lee
ON the blood stained fields of Virginia.
"Whether the old human notwithstanding
interest of the South, backed up By the IL
nprant anu untlean norueS Oh the mock
Democracy Of the North, shall rule this
American continent, and make it, in tht
name Of Republic, a bulwark to all til,
tyrannies Of the earth the very stronghold
and vanguard of the vilest and bcastlies
that ever cursed mankind, or whether thes,
States, in which the mighty problem of tn,
world destiny seems likely 10 be solved
shall I've controlled by The men who rob n,
man-white or black, American, Irishman
German, Gentle or Jew-of the libert,
which God has given him--by tine men whs
would make this country real Republic
land in which the rights of the poores
and weakest shall be us sacre1ly respected
as those of the proudest and most powerful
"a land in which it will be a thing impossible
to be, or to have, slave--by the men VIII,
believe in liberty as they believe in God
the protection, the enjoyment, the blessing
of all races and lands-are the questions d
issue
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
Telegraphic News.
IMPEACHMENT.

WAsurNcTny Aprfl 1 - opvf fss,nr,ad at tWely6
o,clock and thirtv min,tae =
Tho iournsl If veaicrdsv vas rsad mn 10 the
vote cas-, hv tha Hhiaf J,sttc. n, dsctSe The tie
vote on Inc ouestnn ~ rstiriru ~ dsisheration.
when Mr. Simmer made y mntior r. correct The
journal nv INSERTING NJ an sieSnrasa,on n tbe sen-
nt,'s oninion y thar said vnte of Chief Justice
was n,nnthorized and Of No cfrect
On This motion The yeas and roya ware taken.
and they stood yeas II navs 81 ~ The motion
WAS NOT n0reed Il - ~
The onestion a. N the adm,ss.h,l,tv of Rur.
leigh 4 festimonv about the con versation brtweep
himself and Thomas was snhmittaj m the Senate
Nv the Chief Jnstice hafors = vute was taken mr..
Frelinghuvsen in"nired whe,her The mano,yers in
tended a., connacr the tasti,nony ~ tIe Whine,
win The resnonden,s 80 ~ '''S
Mr. Rn,ier aid thav ,rono..d m do an
Mr. Stanhsrv saiI ,hs co,rt had NJ ,enyth
reached a mint wbici reorred corsidarnt,nn and
arrnment The on,.siion l. is ubethcr or not he
declarntiuns of Thnm"s were IN he AGAINST The
president Il,ongh not nroved N ~ an,horizra Nv
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

Paymaster General Brice has addressed us
the following circular !

Paymaster General Brice has addressed us
the following circular
GAN the bounty claims now ON file are
being settled as fast as the Second Auditor
of the Treasury can furnish, from the muster
rolls now deposited in his office. the evidence
necessary determine the validity of each
claim. This information has been applied
for, and the Auditor is now furnishing re-
sponses to our inquiries at the rate of about
10000 per month. At this rate it is expected
that the whole number of claims filed, OF
likely to be filed, will be acted on and finally
settled in the next niue months.
'When claim is allowed, the check Is
drawn to the order of the claimant, and
sent. with his discharge, to his attorney, OF
to himself, where no attorney has been ap-
pointed, and is payable only upon endorse
n,ent by claimant, unless the latter shall,
by power Of attorney executed subsequent
to the date of the check, authorize his at
torney to act for him. If any check is paid
on improper endorsement, the Assistant
Treasurer of the United States at New York
City, on whom all checks for additional
bounty are drawn, is the responsible part,
to whom the payee, in such case, must lool
for payment. 1t will thus be seen that tn,
soldier cannot be defrauded, unless, by hi
own act, he places himself in the power {
] his attorney.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Further Details Of Mondays Pr@ceesi-
ings.

At half past twelve, Monday, the Senate
commenced session as Court of Impeach-
ment. The galleries were crowded to their
utmost capacity Mr.. Butler commenced
his speech at u quarter to one. 1t was print
ed on proof sheets, and he adhered closely
to the text. 1t occupied three hours and a
quarter and was listened 10 with the closest
attention.
How successful he was with those who
heard him may be judged from the fact that,
| Immediately upon the adjournment of the
Senate, the House suspended their rules, by
vote over four TO one, to get in resolution,
offered by General Schenck, to print forty
thousand copies of Mr.. Buffers speech fol
home circulation.
There was no Senator, save Revcrdy John.
son, who did not listen as though he want
ed to hear every word, though ten. Buffers
delivery is not equal to that of many othel
members He read from printed COPY
and when he came to that part of his speech
in which he alluded to Mr.. Reyerdy John
sons having written the letter committing
himself against impeachment, all eyes were
promptly turned upon the latter, who tool
his hand from his head and returned the uni
versal gaze.
While Mr.. Butler was narrating the par
"Ad interim" Thomas has played in the af
fairs which led to impeachment, the latte
was sitting on the opposite side of the Sen
ate Chamber. and prominent on account o
his bright uniform, but, under the gaze o
the galleries and OF the Senate, soon slippe,
out and walked up and down the corridor
until the adjournment.
About half of the documentary evidenc
was put in by Mr.. Wilson, and the rest vii
soon be completed. Tomorrow the mana
gers will call their witnesses, and expect tt
close thir case not later than Wednesday, o
barely possible on Thursday.
The Presidents counsel yesterday, aske,
for their first subpoenas and filled one up fl,
General Rousseau, now in Washington Ter
rtory, and another for General Steadman
at New Orleans, but if they expect to ge
delay upon this score they will be disap
pointed, for the managers will demand tina
the Presidents counsel state what they pro
pose to prove by these absent witnesses, an
decide that their sworn statements wonl
not be as to facts, but merely TO certain yeI
sions of Mr.. Johnson's speeches,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
A GARD

The undersigned having witnessed the bcnlc,a
effect OF the treatment practiscd by Drs Mouro,
and lIassenplug, do not hesitate To rccon,nnnI
them TO the attention of the public. From ,ir
own observation, us well us from the ttstinoninl.
OF Others whose integrity aud Intelligence arr, n.
together unquestionable, we have No buult lM
the system they practise is far superior 10 mrd.
cine, IN the treatment of many diseases. lis II
feet would he incredible but for the high clnrap.
ter Of those who have witnessed the cures NM
relief given, and have volunteered their trsu,.
malls, ms we do ouls, 10 their succuss in tlcain,s
disease.
U. $. Enn, LEWIS Mlsll.El,.
w. ii. goldman, j. NJ. DgAcoN,
j. l.. BOYER
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
CURRENT NOTES.

| The GdzeHe says that Messrs Bird and Hg
gins "spokc eloqucntly" at the Grant meeting in
the City Hall, last week.
| Rev. Mr.. Tying, recently censured by Bishop
Potter for officiating III Methodist Church,
preached in Baptist Church in New York on
Sunday evening.
Judge Kelley and Governor Curtin are among
the Pennsylvania orators now DONG service for
Rcpubcanism in Connecticut
The Chicago 4drance, referring to the efforts
recently made by New York gentlemen to raise
money for General Lees college, says Virginia
youth would hardly be worse oil in their accustom-
cd ignorance, than with the education that WASH
The Somerset HeraH greatly overcstimates
Its own abilities. They are not up to the level Of
any law Of prosecution
The grandmother of well-known celebrated
| English fnancier having reached the patriarchal
age of nineiy-nine years and eight months, feel
ing very weak one morning, sent for her doctor,
and asked him il he thought she would attain the
aye OF one hundred. well, Madam, he re-
piled, .'you may depend upon my doing my best
"0h, do, replied the old lady; II should so like
to reach par
Horace Greeley calls Delaware the little
fruit State"
The Washington papers speak warmly in re-
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
at first passe,

The UNION COUNTY COMMITTEE for this
county met ON Saturday, a large represents
ton being present. The proceedings were
very harmonious, there being II general de.
sire to carry out fully and faithfully the
spirit of the new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
according TO population. The seveniy-ciyhl
delegates to which the county is entitled
Were allotted toyarious hundreds and wards
strictly according to the numbers Of theil
population in 1850 The elections We're ad
vised to be held, by ballot, on saturday
April 18th. The call of the Committee vii
be found elsewhere
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, APRIL I'd, 1868.
FOR President in 1sos--eensral GRANT
HEAD QuARTERs UNION STATE CESTRAL
COMMITTEE, WILMINGTON, DBL, :
4

A convention of delegates of the Union party
from the several counties will meet at Dover on
Thursday, April 23d, at IL O'Clock, Pm for the
purpose Of electiug delegates to represent this
State in the National Republican Convention, TO
be held in Chicago, on the 10Th day of May next.
BY virtue of the authority vested in the State
Central Committee by the Convention held at
Dover, August 9tl 1866 and in recognition OF The
principle Of representation according TO popnla-
lion, the said Committee have allotted to each
county its proportion OF Delegates as follows:-
To New Castle county, seventy-eight (Is) Dele
gates; TO Kent county, forty (4o) Delegates to
Sussex county, forty-two (42) Delegates. Total
number OF Delegates, one hundred and sixty (l6O,)
The Committee recommend that the several
counties select their delegates to the State Con
yention at time not later than April 18th.
BY order of the State Central Committee.
SAM'L. NJ. HARRINGTON, Chairman.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
TERMS FOR TREArmpNr

Patients will pay according to property and i,
come. ~
No charges will be made for second trcatnsO,
II requircd.-- '''O'''
However sure of success, In no case will c,,,,
be guaranteed. N"''
Those persons that cannot well afford IN "a,
are cordially invited "wilhout money md Mn, I'
out price" "'"
The Doctors cannot tell If they can cure uu,i
they see the person.
Letters must be short us tclegraphic ,lcspalrhr.
or they cannot he answered Ut ALL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

GOVERNOR GEARy, Of Pennsylvania, has
vetoed the Free Railroad Bill, passed by the
Legislature. His reasons stated are objcc-
lions Of the constitutional order, but whe-
ther they are underlaid by any other motive
we are not prepared to say. This is Il weak,
lame, and impotent conclusion for Ill the
flourish of trumpets with which the bill was
ut frat naesad
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

S-The Washington correspondent of a
Western paper writes; "Boutwell is the
black-haired energy Of this impeachment /;
Bingham holds the helm Butler is in the
maintop, witlia carbine to pick the energy
off by glib shots !; Stevens is the Admiral
dying on deck; Wilson and Williams are
the handy seamen; Logan is the boatswan
who can yell the loudest; but Boutwell, is
the steady wind, blowing strong aft to carry
the vessel into action"
Gov. Brownlow, of Tennessee, in long
address to the people of his State, says: I'm
reference to this native Tennessee question.
1t is no mans right or business to inquire of
candidate for office on which side of Ma
son and pixon's line he was born. This is
narrow, SECTIONAL proscriplion-tl very
spirit that animated the cause of rebellion.
Verify, we have had enough Of sectionaism
to suffice for a centuary. The Old tests of
fitness for office are all that is necessary.
lis the candidate honest? Is he capable p
We shall certainly not commit the folly Of
adding this WAS he borne in Tennessee
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
Of the National Executive Committee, and others

THE DELAwAREAS advises all .soldiers OF
Democratic ailinitics' TO stand aloof from
the Soldiers and Sailors Convention called
to meet in this city on April 10Th. 1t need
not trouble ITSELF none but honoraJiy dis
charged Union soldiers are called.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
HnAnorAnrrns uNloS County Cow

Headquarters UNION COUNTY Conf
NIrrEE FOR NEW CASTLE County,
WILMINGToS, March 2S, 1868.
At meeting Of the Union County Committee
for New Castle County, the following number of
delegates to a Convention to be held at Dover, on
April 20, was apportioned to the respective Hum
dreds:
j. ]:
Appoquinimink,
Brandywine
Chrstiana,
Mill Creek,
New Castle,
Pencadcr,
Red Lion,
St. Georges,
White Clay Greek,
WILMINGTON clrY.t
First Ward,
Second Ward
Third s.
Fourth g 10
Fifth =.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
A HERALD STORY FOR ITS FIRST or APRIL

HERALD STORY FOR ITS FIRST or APRIL
PATRONS.
NEW York, April 1.-The HeraMs special
from Washington gives an extraordinary rlimor
that the Radicals ut nd ENGRAVING au amendment
on Mr.. Churchil,'s bill In relation TO the Presi-
Dental succession, which is msed on the idea
that Mr.. Wade cannot Constitutionnlly succeed
Mr. johnson, being only Vice President pro.
tenn, and will declare General Grant rs the sue
ccssor. Colfax resigning his right in considrra.
ton of receiving the nomination for Vice Presi-
dent by the Republican Convention.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
d. 3. VALENTINE.
Chairman Union County Committee.
National Soldiers and Sailors
Convention

In accordance with the instructions of the Ma
tional Executive Committee, ard in compliance
with call signed by many of their cou-
rades, the honoribly discharged Union soldiers
and sailors residing in Delaware, are hereby re-
luested to assemble ut the City Hall,in Whining
ton on Wednesday, april 18th, Mt O'Clock, r.
NJ. 10 elect delegates to the National Convention,
TO be held at Chicago on Tuesday, May 18TH
1863, for the consideration of National questions.
GES. A. 7 A ToRpEEr,
A. ii. GRIMsHAw,
Of the National Executive Committee, and others.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
DRs. MONROE & HAssENpLuG
PRoLoNa THEIR STAY.

Owing to TIC unparalleled success that has attended
the labors of Dis. Monroe q Hasscnplug dutlu. I'M
past month, h induced them to
PRoLoNo THEIR STAY
In our midst for at least
sixty Days longer.
This Will be ample time for all those who nrq a,;o
ted. The cures performed ON many persons n on,
city and vicinity should convince the most incrol
loiis of the skill of these truly
WONDERFUL PHYSICIANS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

II was also recommended that the elections OF
delegates for the several Hundreds be held on the
18th of April, by ballot, at the usual voting places,
between the hours of . and p. IN. in the Hun
dreds, and between 2 and p. III. in the City Of
Wilmington and that the members of the Coun-
ty Committee for each Hundred are requested to
hold said elections.
j. s. VALENTINE.
Chairman Union Gounfy Commitfpp
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.

The house met ut noon and resolved itself int
Committee of the Whole and proceeded to til
Senate Chamber.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

In the Senate, the Impeachment trial was
resumed soon after noon. Further docu-
mentary evidence relating to Secretary STAN
tons position in the War Department was
presented by the managers, and several wit
nesses for the prosecution was examined
Walter A. Burleigh, Delegate from Dakoto,
WAS called to he examined as to converse
tioH he had with Gen. Thomas, to show the
latters intent to use force, but Mr.. Stanbery
objected to the testimony. The testimony
was decided admissible by the Chief Justice,
when the point was made by Senator Drake
that the question of admissibility should be
| decided by the Senate and not by the pre-
siding officer. On motion of Senator Will
| son, the Court took recess for consultation,
| The vote ON taking the recess was 26 to %.
the Chief Justice giving the casting af1irma-
| tive vote. After several hours, the Senate
returned, and the Chief Justice reported the
adoption of rule that the presiding officer
In the trial shall direct the forms and pro-
ceeding, and shall rule on incidental ques-
tions, subject to the decision of the Senate
afterwards.
In the House, on Motion OF Mr.. Kerr, the
| Ways and Means Committee were instruct
ed to inquire into the expectancy of prevent
ing the transfer of special license. On mo-
ton of the same gentleman, the Banking
Con miitee were instructed relative to re-
duction OF the tax on private banks. On
motion of Mr. Bailey, Of n. Y, the Ways
and Means Committee were instructed Ia
consider the expediency of reduction in
the force Of the Internal Revenue Depart
ment. The Conference report on the Tax
Repeal, as adopted by the Senate, was con.
Cured in, and the hill goes to the President
Mr. Paine, Of Wis, from the Reconstruction
Committee, presented the Constitution
adopted by the Florida Convention, and II
was ordered to be printed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

In the Senate, the bill supplementary to
the National Banking act was taken up, and
Mr.. Cattell spoke in favor of the measure,
as designed TO equalize the financial circula-
ton. Mr.. Cameron offered an amendment,
to prevent banks loaning any of their funds
to stock spectators. The bill was then laid
aside, and the Naval Appropriation bill was
taken up and considered. The Conference
report Of Tax Repeal bill was laid over.
Adjourned
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

l.ANtASTEH, MATCH ilIl, lSh'.
This is to certify that my daughter, AnalineE,
has been suffering with hlncness aud loss OF
power Ut her right arm Tor more than !, years.
She was almost entirely helpless. Hearing Of the
many wonderful cures performed by DIS. Mem
roe & lIassenplug, | was induced to Try llrlr
skill after trying all other remedies, aud an
now happy to say that she has improved beyond
nl expectation after few weeks treatment iy
their new system. | offer this testimonial 4, a
ircc-will Offering for the great bcneiil my laugh
ter has received, and have great confidence that
she will entirely recover the li-c Of her arm.
l,kNJAMiN EsiuhMAN,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-10-14

- Registration comes to close in
Alexandria on Saturday, then opene
for two days at William Tyson's, and
then reopens again in Alexandria for
only three more days and then adjourns
sine de- win the non-registered bear
this in mind and come to Town at once
and register. Remember that this is a
new registry and it matters not if you
have registered before, that will avail
You nothing. You must register again,
anew, once more; yen can't vote in
November unless you register before
the 25th inst. Bear this in nind and
como along and arm yourself to vote
for Seymour & Blair.