Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06

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Evar;s AMI Nelson, OF tie President,
counsel w,rc present.
Senator Williams moved 20 osciod m.
order adopted at the last meeting as TO tie
order of voting on he articles.
Mr.. Trumbul made a point Of oraer
that the Senate coh!d no, rrscincd an Or
der which hal been partially executed.
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ate. and the point ofordrr was not sus-
tanned. After some other points of order
and arguments, it was voted down, and
Mr.. Merrill moved that the Court adjourn
till June Esd.
Mr.. Russ NOV, to amend, substituting
September lst; losi-l5 to 80.
The vote on Morrill's motion resulted in
q tie. and the Chief Justice decided it lost
Williams moved to proceed on the
Second Article. which was agreed to. The
resul, was-guil,y, So; not guilty, 10. A
vote was then taken on the Third Article,
with the same result.
Williams then moved that the Senate
now sitting as a Court of Impeachment,
do now adjourn sine die, which was agreed
A. . 'rtoe,.
Baynard, Buckalew, Davis. Doolit,lc,
Fowler. Henderson. Hendricks, johnson,
McCreery. Norton, Patterson, Ross,
ulsbelry. Trumbull and Vickars. Be-
fore announcing the vote, the Chief JUS
tce said that il there was no COLLECTIONS. thu
Clerk would be directed to enter Judgment
of acquittal on the Second. Third aud
Eleventh Articles, which was done. The
Chief Justice then declared that the Sen.
ate sitting as High Court of Impeach.
,nent for tue trial of And,cw johnson o
stand adjourned without day.
Without any perceptible manifestation
of FEELING on tile part of the supporters, the
members of the House then returned to
their chamber.
Several Senators made brief personal
explanations in regard to newspaper
stories. whpreupon the Senate adjourned.
CHICAGO, May 29.-The Posts special
says that the Republican Senators held
caucus to day to consider the proprirty ct
accepting Forney's resignation. Quite
breeze occurred, when the six Senators
who voted against impeachment entered.
Wade. Chandler, Cattell and other RaGi-
Gals left the caucus and refused to particle
pate while these w.rc present.
Great Enthusiam South.
SAVANNAH. May 2S.--Great entLusi-
asm was manifested over the final vute on
the impeachment. Many of the public
buildings and private residences we've il
Illuminated.
ALBANY, May 28.-The movement for
Chase for President is the general top'c Of
conversation. Gov. Seymour will give it
a respectful consideration. His views are
seconded by many influential Dem ocrats.
INV YORK, May 29.-The Heralds
special says that the Democratic members
have sigurd pape-, requesting the Ma.
.ionrl ID -mocra,ic Executive Committee to
ex.cnd an invitation 10 the ccnssrsa,ive
.sllrrs ani sailors org sn;r stems through
out the eosrsry 20 attend the National
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