Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-06-12
NASIsY.
The impeachment FailHre--The Feeling
at the White HOHse---A Dream and
Moral Reflect ions.

The En,DeRchueut Fnilure--The Feeling
az the White FoUse---A Dream and
Moral Reflections.
TFrom the Toledo Blade.]
WAsmNGToN, D. C., May 10, 1885,
The hapiest hours I bev enjoyed for yeers
passed over me last mite The failyoor to
impeach filed me with JOY incxpressible
Thank heven! Halleloogy Ef I WIZ
David shood re-string my harp, eff was
Miriam shood order a fresh timbrel, ef
was Herodias | shood dance afore the Kingl
For we hev pervaled. Our shepherd boy
hez met this Goliath Nv radicalism, and
and with weapons wich he took from bis
pouch hez conkered him This rapsody
hez reference to impeachment exclusively.
When the vote wuz announced ther WIZ
the widest enthoosiam manifested. The
streets wuz immejily filed with the faithful
Baltimore and the cities further South bed
yomitid all over Washinton. Mrs. Cobb,
no longer in teers. he'd returned, the pardon
brokers, whisky spekilaters, and those who
he'd difficulties with courts on account Nv
irregularities in the currency they manufac-
tured wuz all here and joyful Confedrit
Captains, Kernels and Brigadiers forgot
their respective ranks and embraced each
other in the public streets, the gray coats
wich he'd seen servis at Anteetam and Har-
! per's Ferry made their appearance aFin
the drinkiu sloous filed up ez eff by magic,
in fact, the sceen reminded me very much
Nv the revival Nv the coz on the 22d Nv
/ Febrooary, 1866.
At the White House there wuz :he most
terrific exhilerashun The President sat
smilin serenely Secretary Welles lblossins
on his frosty prowl wuz ez lively ez the Dun
derberg, and Patterson wuz normal. The
room wuz crowded with persons eager to
congratooIate the President on his success,
and every mint congratulatory dispatches
wuz bein received from all parts Nv the
country, Nv wich the follerin is samples:
Moo York, 10th I've hev renooed hope.
The country is safe We are redeekoratin
our clubroom PoTtrates Nv Fessenden,
Chase and Trumbull now adorn our walls
between those of Fernandy Wood, Bookan-
nan and Peerse The city is jubilant
Hale to the noble eight
Concord, n H., I9th-The Dimocrisy
Nv Moo Hampsheer send greetin to Moo
Hampsheer's noblest son, SalmonP. Chase.
We forgive and welcum him. f. PIERCE
Moo Orleans, l9th.-The city is ablaze
with enthoosiasm. Ny old poleece is now
Daradin the streets a cheerin for Chase, Fes-
senden and Trumbull Ez | write they are
giviu nine cheers aud tiger ez they pass
the spot at which Dostie wuz shot. Judge
Abel desires me to add his congratulashuns.
MONROE, ex Mayor
Peory, H., 18th The circle which hez a
interest in the handlin uv ardent spirits at
this place coDgratulates the President on his
triumph over his land our enemies. Their
confidence in the integrity NV the SENT wuz
not misplaced They consider the money
they contributed to bring about this result
well spent, and will promptly honor any
draft made upon EN- for means to carry His
Eggsileney safe thro the remainin ten arti-
cles
by order Nv the Circle
The President promptly anserd this tele-
gram, stain that no moro money was nee
ded TO be yoosed for impeachment purposes,
ez the contract with Senators kiverod the
entire eleven articles.
There we're others from Morris~ey, Val
landingham, and others, all breethin the
sane sperit uvthankfulness fer the result,
and all acknovled@in Indebtedness to the
noble Bepublikcns which he'd brot it about.
These come from ny old Kentucky Home.