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sEYATOR MORrON's SPEECH.
High Praise from Great Man.

The Hon. Horace Binncy, of Phila-
delphia, long since retired from public
lile-he being in the eighty-ninth year
of his age-gives the weight of his
opinion and great reputation on the
Republican side Of the reconstruction
question. The following letter needs
no comment:
PHILA., 9th January, '69.
Ny DEAR JouN:-I thank you for
Mr.. Morton's speech and the Globe.
Your enthusiasm for the speech has
been contagious through my house.
1t could not have been better; moth
ing more full without overlooking ;
nothing more strong, without rage ;
nothing so clear that is as deep, and
what it would hardly be possible to
say of poetry, even by Denhdm moth
ing so logical without being dry has
been spoken or read for n long time
in either house. Mr. Fessenden's
speech, two sessions ago, on the Presi-
dents want of power was as perfect a
demonstration but hardly more so.
How remarkable it is that after men
have been throwing knives and forks
at each Others heads all around the
room, making every one more crazy
than another, and raising such a dust
that no one can see what the question
is, some grave man wiE quietly repeat
q few principles Of them well es-
tablishcd-and few facts s-all of
them well known and uncontested--
and the pother ends! Still | can't
believe the pother wW end. There is
a strong interest against its ending;
and as some men can reason admirably
without legs, so other men can talk
incessantly without heads. Which
will get the final victory in a demo-
cracy | am as far from being able to
say now as | was eighty years ago.
Still | am on the side of Morton's
Law, and always have been, and his
facts | believe. l have read nothing
better. / should like to have said il
myself.
| Affectionately yours,
HORACE BINNEY.
JOHN WILLIAM WALLACE, ESD,
Washington, ID. G..
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-04

IT is conceded by Mr. johnson and
his apologists and friends everywhere
that his order removing Secretary
Stanton was violation of the Tenure
Of Civil-Ofice law, that it was such a
violation of it was Intentional, and
with a clear recognition OF its character.
But, say they, he violated the law
simply to test its constitutiouality.
The same plea'm might be madef6r Jefler-
son Davis. lie believed State had
the constitutional right to sccede, aud
he led the Rebellion in order to vindi-
cate his belief.
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Mr.. JoHNsoN's first plea in justifi-
cation Of his attempt to remove Mrs.
Stanton in violation of the Civil Ten
ure Law, is that he did not appoint
Mr. Stanton, and that he is the ap-
pointee of Mr.. Lincoln. Now the
language of that laws is, that "the
Secretaries of State, Treasury, War,
Navy, the Postmaster General and
Attorney General shall continue in
office during the term Of the President
By whom they are appointed, and for
one month thereafter, subject to remoral
By and ,cith the aovjce Of tie Senate"
Although Mr.. Lincoln is dead his
Presidential "term" will not expire
until the fourth of March next year.
Mr.. johnson is merely serving out
that "term," and the attemptelrcmo
al Of Mr.. Stanton was clearly viola
ton of the law.
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Hon. j. n. Kelley,

Mr., Kelley has been seriously i'll for
some weeks and it was feared (he
would not recover. We are glad
however to state that he is better and
hopes are entertained that he will
recover. We cannot loose Mr. Kelley
now lie is q pure patri9t, and
proved himself a most horAst and
upright legislator. sinccgely hope
he may be spared to engage in the
next campaign in the causeo of truth
and justice, for which he has SO well
contended both in field and Legislative
hall in the past Wash. Reporter.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-04
IT is said that a Democrat in the

IT is said that Democrat in the
Ohio Legislature introduced reaolu-
ton which is to declare the Presiden-
tial election if conducted without the
Southren States illegal. They might
as we'll call the war debt illegal but
why not declare Andy johnson to be
illegally holding the presidential posi-
ton, having been elected without the
votes of the Southern States?
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-04

ANDREW JOHNSON .pledging his
honor that his future shall be like
his past, 10 something that should
gfvehis friends cause for the greatest
unsasiness,
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n RENE COUNTY, IS.

VI
In the Court OF Common Pleas, Decomber
Term, 1867 In the matter Of the account OF
Ephraim S. Wood, Committee OF the estate Of
Jesse Mitchell, n lunatic.
And now TO wit December %, 1867, tho Court
having ordered the account filed, notice IL here
by given to all persons interested that the same
Court. J.F TEMPLE,
3i-tc ProthOnotary.
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THE latest news from Washington
is to the effect that on Tuesday, of last
week, the House Committee, Messrs.
Stevens and Bingham, appeared in the
Senate, and Mr.. Stevens speassSs dis
charged their dp. IN the following
MR. .fREsIpEYr: In obedience to
the Nder of the Ho' Representa-
JtAFes, we have APP before you,
and in the name e,of Rep
resentatyes a, pile OF
the United / 'peach
Andrew Johnso, - the
United States, offs@.'a<sr ofif,>2.'.a ,is-
demeanors in Office .;:ae,.. Pr
inform the Senate that@b,,. 1oi
Representatives will in d., ..e ex-
hibit particular articles of impeach-
mcnt against him, and make good the
same and in their name we demand
that the Senate take due order for the
appearance of the said Andrew Joha-
son, to answer to the said impcach-
ment.
On Saturday, Mr.. Howard, in the
Senate from the Select Committee, sub
mitted the rules ofprocedure and prac-
tice in the Senate when sitting as a
high court of impeachment. A quo
wa'ranto, in the proper tribunal, will
be called for, to compel E. M. Stanton
to show cause why he retains possession
of the War Department. The counsel
to defend the President bcforeth high
court otimpoachment were noty yet en-
gagged.
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NREENE COUNTY FARM
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1868.

VIII be offered Mt public sale Mt the Court
House, at Waynosburg, ON
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alsut advertisements.

WM. BNGnAM, in, 81 EYfh Street, Iiits,
Jaryh is The authorized agent for Me RErunLicAs.
IN that city.
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at Il o'clock, III The farm known as the James
ilugnes.) situate on Ten Mic Creek, about ono
mile from the town OF Jefferson part in .Ieiier-
son township, on the $. H. side OF the creek, and
part in Morgan township on the n. W. side OF
tho crock The property will be offered in three
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DIsSOLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP

This is to give notice that the firm Of Geo. W.
Robert & Co., Is this day mutually dissolved.
The busines of the late firm will be conducted
ROBBERS. GEO. W. ROBERTS,
Mrs. r. S. WIsHART.
February q, 1873.
3I '6s-td
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SEPARATE LOTS, AS FOLLOWS:

No. |. All that tract in Morgan township "
Ing N. W. Of the public road leading from tho
Waynesburg Pike to Houlsworth's Mills, and
between said road and smiths line, conta ming
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Affectionately yours,
HORACE BINNEY.

JOHN WILLIAM WALLACE, ESD,
Washington, d. G..
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ABOUT FIFTEEN ACRE.

the S. Il. side Of Ten Mile Creek, containing
ABOUT SIXrY-FIVE ACRES.
NO. o. All that tract In Morgan Township w.
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ONEliUNDREDANDT DTW TWENTY-FIYEACREs
This property Is one ot the best farms In
Greene county, each tract has fair proportion
OF good farm land and also, good quality of
coal and valuable timber. THIS Is rare oppor-
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Further particulars and terms made known
at the time of sale.
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