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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28
Opelousas District.

FRANKLIN QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
MANY CONVERTS - CENTREVILLE
CHURCH-FAITHFUL PREACHERS.
The Quarterly Conference at Frank
lin, June 10 and IA, was one of the
best ever held on the circuit. Very
few members of the body were absent,
and those with good reason. No case
for discipline appeared all was har-
monious. Several promising young
men were recognized as exhorters, and
we hope to have some valuable
preachers as the result of Brother
Leafs labors here. The Church prop
erty is in good condition. An effort is
to be made to build a schoolhouse on
the church lot. Six appointments
were reported. with 544 members and
probationers, ~ baptisms, 90 con-
versions, 26 marriages. 2 deaths, &
Sunday schools, with 81 scholars.
We have churches at Franklin, Char
enton, andCypremort, and one building
in Centreyille which will soon be
ready for use. The people have push
ed forward the enterprise very zeal
ously, and Brothers Lea and Watkins
deserve great credit for their energy
in the work. Brother Dale is doing
an excellent work in the Cypremori
section, teoehing and preaching fol
old and young. Brother Frere is la.
boring faithfully at Baldwin and Jean.
erettes. Father and Mother Baldwin
have left us for time to visit Berea,
but will soon return to their Southern
work.
THE SUNDAY scHooL-GREAT MEET
ING-PoyERTY.
Our Sunday school looked like old
times. Mrs. Parks has just taken
charge, and is getting things in good
order. We may expect an excellent
report by next quarterly meeting
At eleven o'clock Brother DaIe
preached an eloquent sermon. The
church was all alive. The young con,
verts and the old Christians were vexy
happy. In the afternoon TIE eldel
preeched and administered the Lord
supper. The altar was many timel
crowded. The church could not ao-
commodate the multitude who desireS
to enjoy its precious sabbath priv
leges. At night the love feast wa
held, and glorious day Of ChristiaI
devotion closed appropriately viii
the happy experiences Of Gods deai
children, who will, it is hoped, be more
faithful in the future. Our pe0pleaft
very poor, as evidenced in the sabbatl
collection for their preacher only sil
dollars and some cents being raised
NE prospect for creps is good, and 4
they are fairly dealt with We may hop,
" the next meeting TO find them il
better circumstances, educating fheil
children, and sustaining their minister
e. nAafEssyIlE coon REPORT NEV
rAkEa--PEssEC
The qnattss y meeting at st. Mar
tinsville was very interesting. Unde
greet disco1rat hents Brother BrvaI
- doing q great t0fk-not d chnreI
building % his lafae circuit Of twl
Tfiahas, and no re- tnas " Ms u
aals lor help save fron Is oWn BOO
peoFla. He reports aas apvoiat
ST. Mnrtinsyiiic. 4wsfkn
Cons al. Cote & elea-w vita 20e su
bers and naobationerss forty
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28
The following letter from Chief ]
tice Chase has been published;

The following letter from Chief JlI
tice Chase has been published:
WASHINGTON, May 25, 1868.
MY DEAR SIR: You are right
believing that / shall never abandd
the great principles for the success
which / have given my entire life"
adhere to my "old creed of ecu
rights" without one jot or title L
abatement. / shall be glad if the ne
professors Of that creed adhere to it 4.
faithfully. I am amazed by the to
rent of invectives by. which l III
drenched. Almost everything allegs y
as fact is falsehood out of the WIN i
cloth. Where an allegation has LII
fact in it the fact is SO perverted
travestied that it becomes falsehOd
l know no motive for all this exec
disappointment that impeachment =
not thus far proved success, coup q
with belief that / have done sen
thing to prevent its being a succeed
have not been partisan Of impead
ment certainly; butt have not beea
partisan on the other side. As pres n
ing officer over the trial, my conscieI
testifes that I have been strictly 81,
partial; and / am sure that any
who reads the report viii say so.
dividually / have my convictions y
opinions, but have very seldom gin
utteranee to them. Indeed, i do not th
that the case, in any Of its aspe4
has been the subject Of conversst
between myself and more than -four z
five Senators, and then only casuA b
and briefly. No Senator will say i
have sought to influence him. ~,
real ground Of denunciation is thai
have not been partisan Of convict Z
and this denunciation am willing fol
bear. They may denounce and abb IN
me, and read me out of the part
they choose. Ifollow my old lig /,
notthe new. What the deyelopma
of the future may be / know not g
neither expect nor desire to be a
didats for Office again. ItwOuld, b 4
ever, crafty me exceedingly if
Democratic party would take gros
which would assure the party aga
all attempts to subvert the principl
universal suffrage established in eli 4
and to DO established in all Of !
Southern constitutions. Then, / th
the future Of the great cause
which ] have labored 50 long-w 2
be secure, and should net Fegrel d
absence from political labors.
SALMON P. CHAsl I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28
Religious oondition o. the Sol

Avery large congregation wa
attendance last evening ct Union
to listen to the lecture Of Rev.
Newman, Of New Orleans, on
tReligious Condition Of the Sou
The discourse was replets with ID
est, and was an earnest presents
Of the wants and needs Of the s.
in regard to religious INSTRUCT
The speaker, BY citation Of facts
figures, made q complete repress
ton of the lies and misrepresentaa
that are made in reference
the condition, pFocliyities,
habits Of the freedmen,
from personal knowledge, repress
them to be industrious, frugal, and
nonical, as well a. sealous to d
It was listened 10 with marked a
ton By the infeiligsnt audisnce,
can not fail to have an excellent 8
The Deetor Is an aarnast and d
lent speakers and devoted ffief
progress and liberty. Our cid
must not forget that he ia to ad
the Grant Clnh "a The iesues
day on "Wednesday ersnine, 81
place as shall Be announced in a 4
edition. We shall look for
attendances--Kafam Isise
june 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28

The GROSS Of christ Is ne sMet {
burden that ever bore II "A sl
bnrdsn az wings are to ) bird,
sails TO a ship, to carry me torwas
my desired haven.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28

If there was but one sinner on the
aarth, heaven would b. interested for
him, end for bis salvation should ell
che millions Of earth laber and pray.
The greatest scandal ia the world ID
the worlds readiness ia believe
aeandal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27
"sBApowS, MY loRD ;.

Secretary Stanton has issued c-s
quir ug troops in Washington % 10 :, =,
mess ~ move az moments note, =
forty army wagons, to transport SIMS.
are ordered TO be kept available Tt.-
d'ubt2ble array Is supposed 10 b me-
for the defence of the War OSec -
Mosby's my thic guerrilas from Virgis;.
During the late war stanton eu,ir. rs.,
devoted to Mosby. The predominant b,,,.,-s +'
tion of the Secretary Of War was that vbe,.-
Mcshv wsrted 20 capture the Nato n Chit, {,
could 10 IL, IL not opposed bv the sovr, ~ ~
Federal army and between The ha.rassi,,. -. "a
cipatlons of being 'gobhied 10 bv NosG,
his dreadful gucrriiias, aud the dread "a 80
tied 10 the tail of cart and driven Oh n -
remote Southern plantation Nv Stou.weu ~
son and his followers, who We're ~,
threatening 20 dine under The dome oftbe O., y
aud stable their horses in the White -
poor Stanton obtained but little rcst h..
lieves that Moshy is still guerrilla chieN,i, ~
torgeis that Stonewall Jackson "a dead v.i
shou ia he ircmhle when that brick eiifce a..
the Treasury, of which the Boston Travefl,r ~,
" made such particular mention, from ,btet
sharpshooicr could puta bulle, through ,hs t.,..
OF '',raitor standing on ihc stems N n,
White House, Is still standing. aud ia po,,e,.i,,
OF the terrible Office seeking c.. a. R.2-N y
Express.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

E%-A letter in The Wheeling MfeU;Jcl,
Ger maintains the theory that the Kannwhn
valley is the heart and centre Of tho great
Allegheny coal field. which, without excep-
ton, u the largest, richest, and most avail
able coal deposit in the world.
E5-Mrs Senator Spg.aUE, eldest daugb-
ter Of Chief Justice Chase, having become
di'gusicd with her "totber half" and
rldicalism generally, has declared for De-
mocracy Good for Kate.
E5-An Indiana clergyman recently told
his hearers that when Daniel was cast into
the den Of lions, the beasts therein were
seized with the cljaw, in consequence Of
which Daniel escaped unhurt This il i'm
proving upon scripture.
r. The Ohi1 Senate has passed resolp-
tons Cjeoting Thomas G.. Jones, Senator
from the Eighth District, on the ground
that he was elected by negro votes The
scat was awarded 70 Henry VI. Onderdonk
bis Democratic competitor, who was imme-
diately sworn in.
Oar Prentice ssys "Thc moro we read Of
the early life Of General Grant. in the New
York Ledger, the more our admiration i,
excited by the extraordinary attachment Of
thc little Ulysses to horses. lie must have
bad mare flr a wet nursc"
RIM Cofeeville, Mississippi, the 9th.
or day, DR.. MCFARLAND set a spring qua
in corn-crb 70 shootthicvcs. WILLIAM
VALE, one If tic family, forgot about the
gun, opened the crib door, and was shot dead
a WARMING TO SwEARFRs A man
in Shipper street, Philadelphia, on Monday
Of last week, while swearing in q violent
passion, disloca,ed bis jaw. Medical skill
restored The member to is normal position.
I'm the meantime nc man was frightened
nearly out of bis senses. let BIN swear
30 more.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

HHHN
says:-"Capt Richards, COMMANDMENT,
-1lth Regiment L. S. Infantry. wirS l,
company, arrived here on the 18Th m,,
and occupied the cid Episcopal.;ebureh >,
barracks. Ii hot known Tor " hat burmese
troops have been quartercd among n,
This, probably, comes Of the. "ryccriu,p
story about Col. Mosby.
sS>L. p. Nilligan, one Of the as ms d,
Liberty" conspirators, who was discharr.i
from tho Ohio Pcnitentiary by deci.ie.
of the Supreme Court, has entered writ
against GOV. o = Morton. Gen. 4 y
lIoyoy, Judges James r. Frazier and r..
bert o. Gregory, Of the Supreme Court n
the State, and W H. Holloway. editor #
the .to~raaL The damages are laid 81, half
"A million dollars
ANOTHER CoAL On EXrLosroy. -Tb,
War, nton True hide, regrets IT, lie tia,
night or two ago, coal oil lamp s,ttir,
on the counter Of Mr.. Blondin's store AZ
the Plains, exploded, doing consrl.r.ll,
damage 10 the goods, many If which g r.,
either burnt or much injured. |. was with
much difficulty that tho building itself ~.
saved. This is another Of tie daily lesson,
to the uscrs Of this dangerou. burning aaid.
Is
% Mr. SrANBERY expresses the c.rs.
leut opinion that there is 10 dancer 81 a
conviction IL ile President, and lhs, ar,,,.
'nu Is confirmed by the 3cvI ration r. }'.i.
ny it"ii-il Sunajor tilt The hu.Ua., 10
)! lde WA 80 grca; ih..t hr cp,-iI. I'D g..
r"rals ct the ir.a. Very . utfai s., -.,t
= Washington correspondent, ~ -, Ea.i
more t"m0s,rciH
Ea'In the Senate cf May ',r1, or .,e
-uih inst a BIZ, "a, sulmi-t,t ar7-nf,i .4-
ing twenty Thousand dollars FIR fbe. iif
~ ne suffering people of tne ;on'h ,'r,1,h
the AZ ncy 81 tie Laai-s' Snn.hern In!I.-
trial Association ADD Ladies S nfhrrr Z
lief Association Of Baltimore cit; rtrll
90 60 i0to feet on the tarNav. 1855
Rules suspended aud ;ho Lii reaa a second
inc
AS-Tbo city Of Cumberland br, i,sll
bonds - the amour; &C S30 800. which are
now open - sale IS prnpo>al Tie binds
bear interest al Z per cent. and the .ulir.
property Of the cry is pledged far th.ir o-
demption. The amount 20 be- oii,irrd 5,
theiT PALE IL 20 bee applied 10 thc pusc,a,.
Of property intended flf me !oilu,-mil.sof
.hc Baltimore md Ohio Rlilr,ad
ESlt j. generally known that in .ns
spring there j. more eictne-s than lur;re
any otber season. This can ca-ily be So
coun'c FOR, but 30 prevent IL often m1ca
more diGicuit
The whole system is in a reh1cd con5i-
ton, which j. most favorable T. rhy degc'.
opement Of disease. The great aDj sudden
changes IN the veashcr, finding Che system
already prepared, produce their effects
sickness and death
This statc.of things can most cfccual.y
be guarded against bg regularly u.irg some
good tonic blood purifier The Ing4i
Bi''crs il just what Gle system require, %
resist direase. March q, lSG. lin.
EsV~ Russia bns forbidden The manufac-
ture OF sale Of colorcd swecimenis, tine Gov
eminent having au eye to tie heqiih Of the
rising generation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

EzrA bank officer went to a prominent
lawyer in Now York and said al am q de-
fouter TO Tho tune Of 100000 ] have
not been detected. What shall d. r..
"Go back saii tho lawyer, "aud take A.
mother 100000 and return to me-" The
officer ojcyed, when the lawyer wrote 70
the directors that his client bad taken 5000
00) but would return bali of IL if tho az
fair was husbod up. The directors took tho
half loaf
B~At wedding in Delaware, whom al
was arranged and ;he minister called on any
to speak who objected TO the marriage, a
husky voice from tic corner cried CUT, al
d'. All eyes were turned iu that direction,
when o mau emerged from thc crowd, bold
ing bis Handkerchief upt, lis eyes and
blubbero1 why do YOU object 2" asked
the minister. Oceans want her mysclf.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

Es0' During The debate in the House of
Representatives on Wednesday of last week,
upon the bill to guarantee to each State a
republican form Of Government, Judge
SpALDING, violent Radical Of Ohio, de-
clarod that tho proposal was in direct CON
iict with the Constitution that his own
State had denied the right Of tue negro to
vote by over. forty thousand majority, and
rs for himself he would rather have his
right arm to fall from liz socket than .ovotc
for such bill. The bill, after pro:ract-
I'd debate, was re-committcd to the Com
lniitee on the Judiciary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27
Eg Eighty lives were lost by ,be l,ov

ES Eighty lives were lost by the blow.
rug up ot thc steamer Magnolia on the 18th
INST, twelve miles above the city of Cincin.
natl. Among the injured persons saved
was n. ID. or A. ID. EIDENoUR, of S'ras-
burg, Va, who was badly bruised and cut
about the eyes. At the time Of the acct
Gent he was standing in The forward part of
The boat, and was blown into the river
where lie sank several times, but finally
grasping portion Of the wreck floating by
worked his way TO the shore.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

E6-ltis stated that the trial Of j ErE aR-
son DAVIS, at the solicitation Of the Gov.
eminent, Will be further postponed from
March l4tb, to May 4tb, and that the Official
announcement of tho fact will be made in
q day or two.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

&1 Mr.. WAsnBURNE charged on yes
terday week 10 the House Of Representa-
t''es, that the smuggling intcrcs, amount
cd to over one hundred millions of dollars
lie said 1T controlled courts and jurics, and
very distinctly intimated that its influence
IN Congress wasalko irresistible. To what
. condition bas the country arrived
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

rG~J Judge + SrARNEs, 4 distinguished
jurist, and formerly Judge Of the Superior
Court Of Geor. ia, was kilIed at his residence
in Augusta, Ga, on Friday last, by he ac-
Oriental discharge Of gun ia the hands of
his sou.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

E5- The .Sosthe,1i Opinion, Of hichmcnd,
estimates that there arc 40, goo white AMI
10000 coiorei voters in Virginia, and
predicts the defeat Of the new Constitution.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

E1JouN RANDOLPH, Of Roanoke, pre-
dicied in Congress, that tie day would
come, when a member who should quote
ibc Constitution, "ro,,H IL co1lea n, o,..
|,r" Thomas Jefferson, 10 one fills pbi.
iosophical and anxious views Of the future.
wrote "Oar peculiar security is in the
possession Of written Constitution. Let
US not make it a blank paper by construc-
ton - 1t appears indeed as if we are ap-
preaching the veriGcati1n Of Randolph's
prophecy and JcGcrson's fears, when we
fad Thaldcus Stevens, an ayowaI leader
IN Congress, asserting with insolent leyity
onl assurance, that that body has chosen
20 lcgislato "oulside The Constitution -
Such words uttered n f.wycars ago would
lave consigned th.i- author l5 infamy bu,
now they ayc DO. only tolerated, bu. re-
vardei as brave words ofaheroio rcfyrmer
- ljr. Dan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

IT, IL IS said that the reconstruction con-
s'itution in Arkansas has been defeated by
a decided majority
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

EZRA penny pamphlet life ofGcn GRANT
is out nominating him for President on
The vigne'ta tile rago Of which is n device
iepfesenting the loaqjighOn oTHc 2. S.
resting Upoa couuoH p
The Baltimore Ga.e,,c says tia. is what
we aro coming 20, and why should we shirk
'bc illustration, when tho fact is pressing
20 closely upon US Tho end of all Willie
the total disappearance Of the Constitution.
leaving Che cannon behind as the sole *.
Ionent and the appropriate symbol Of an
umfping oligarchy. Backed by bavonets
and artillery, il will be comparatively easy
for tho Radicals to crush out by "wl'f.
Of grnposho| all opposition to tie lew or.
der II ,hings
f"-Lines addressed SO ''Asm amarre,r
300 opr uey number
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

E1'The General Assembly ofCalifirnia
Ga Friday last rejected the i,h amendment
TO the federal constitution by a vote Of IS
10 q.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

Not more ialn half dozen Senators ar
gu lhc AoJr--UuH Com
NAsoNic.-As a great deal las been said
md written of late, upon the question MS to
whether or not, negroes can be made Ma
sons, we publish the following resolution.
adopted by the Grand Lodge Of Iowa:
Resolved. Ey this Grand Lodge that in con-
fcera'iYr ni Tire dignity IN It she s iu duty bound
70 maintain towards herself aud the respect she
has for her slhordinltas ond individual Masons
WITHIN htT jurisdiction. We deem it unwse and
imprudcut 90 entertain any action in relation to
Oh" recognition as rtyutr ei her negro Lodges
or negro Nnsous.'
The Grand Lodge Of Ohio, several years
ago, adopted q similar resolution.
The following is taken from the report
Of committee, to tho Grand Lodge Of New
York:
Hrso,yrr That lore is no negro Lodge in or
out If New York, recognized by y Lodge or in
di1ijual member Under their jurisdiction nor do
We know " a solitary negro recognized as reg
u'nr Mason
The Grand lodge Of FloriIl, also speaks
plainIy upon ibis subject. The following
is its language:
"T'fs Grand lod 20 viii never hold fratornal
cor.cspoudenco with any Grlni Lodge or other
assembly o. Ngo1s, that aoInowied &c the right
or rropricty oicUlprcl persons OF African descent
60 pc made Nae1us
The Grand Lodge Of Delaware has spo-
ken thus:
Ersowro, That Tolses under NATURALIZATION
ere positively pr0hipiici'from initiating pass.
ing. rai.ug, or admitting % membership or
thc right oI visitation. any negro, mulatto or
colorcd person Of the United States
The Grand Lodge Of Virginia, at It's last
meeting, endorsed I'll the above resolutions.
Thus, it viii be seen, that every Grand
Lodge, north, south, east and west so far
as heard from have condemned the social
cl "na~ro Masonry" az illegal AMI clan
6esliuc, AMI Of course, do not recognize il:
and with so-callol negro Masaus, ono Ma
son can hold Masonic intercourse and com.
"noioa'.oo. "-A5'.gl.n U1y1'ia~.
TIE WoSurn After reading Father
Grants biographical sketches # his "boy
Ulysses tAc wonder is that Ao escaped be-
ing clrcu rider But for that old Dem
oorat, Tom Uamer who secured bis appoint
ment 90 West Point, Grant. instead Of be.
ing q iae head Of Che army Of tha United
States, might now have beon The great bare
b'cs horse performer OF John RJbinson's
crrus Docs That prove that we are an the
creatures otaacIieult- Cincinnati Iug.
NANTroNs NmAcfTY DorBrrD a
distinguished Pcuusylvlnian I'm Washington.
LAST week, said: "If SIMON CAMrnoN Il y
fair specimen of thc court The President
Is gone ] can bring her, five hundred
"'1 who will swear they would no, believe
q, u no oath, whether be was interest
..i.t
Ee ), sua} by thc Iageratown NAT
tHa'i go .he period cuiue between tbe
l-t D....r 5l and tao g.. March 1865
t.'o sum ni s5iG,l95, was paid for boun.
t'~ i1 So i'cr7 anl former owners e slaves
hy .as q mruolcr q Maryland.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

After the members Of the House OF Re.
prcsen;a:ives had returned from the Senate
Impeachment court, Mr. Bingham asked
leave for the managers 10 file their replica
ton tomorrow, but some discussion ari. ing,
Che motion was withdrawn, aud the House
took a recess until IL o'cloek tomorrow,
at which time the replication viii be PFC
sented 10 The House
IN the Senate, ca the 24ih, the replica
lion "f the Managers of Impeachment was
then read by Mr. boutwell,. The Chiee
Justice announced that the qpcs ion was On
The motion Of Mr.. Johnson to allow ten
day time "a the respondents, Mr. SUM
NER ported 4 substitute ,hatthc trial pro-
ceed 81 once and then, On msfion of Nr.
EDMCNps, the Senate at l.25P. NJ. retir-
el for consultat OF.
In the House, Mr. NcCLuRG. of Mis-
20 ri, no Il tie Committee CD Elections.
reported that 10 colscquenseTof aid given
I, the rebellion, that joins ID. YoUNG. from
the ninth district Of Kentucky, was not eu-
titled 20 bis seat, aud that S4MUEL Mckee
Is likewise net entitled TO tie seat, in CON
sequence Of not having received u majority
o! the votes cast.
Nr. KERR, Of Indiana. sub,ni'tcd a mi.
nority report declaring .yoHN ID. YOUNG en-
titled TO TIC scat.
Ga motion of Mr.. Woodward, of Penn.
syivania, the judiciary Committee was d.
rccted TO inquire into the exped;cncy of re-
peaIing 81 much Of the law of Fcbr, ay.
1862, as makes anything bat gold and sill
yer legal tender for the payment of debts.
Mr. boutwell,, OF nussach lsetts. on be-
half Of the impeachment Managers, sub
mitsnd the following:
Replication of the House % REPRESENTATIVE
q the United States 10 the answer of Andrew
Johnson, President of the Uui.e5 States, to the
articles OF impeachment exhibited against him
: The House Of representatives.
The House CT Representatives Of The United
states having considered the several answers of
the PRESIDENT Of The United States u the several
articles OF impeachment against him by them ex.
hi1i'ed IN the name ofall the people Of the United
states and reserYiUg 70 tie nseives all ADVANTAGES
OF exceptions to tho insuibceucy Of lis answers
10 each emu all al The several articles OF mueach-
ment exhibited agains; the said Andrew johnson
President Of the United States 10 deny each and
every aYermcnt in the said several answers or
either Of Them which deny or traverse the act
intent crime OF msiemetnor char yed against said
Andrew johnson in The said articles Of impeach.
ment or either OF them, and for replication 10 the
said answer, do SAL that said Andrew johnson
Pres.den! Of tho United States, is gaity of the
h'.h crimes and misdrmeanor men'ioned in said
articles. and that the House OF Representatives
are ready 10 prove the same
Mr. Boutwell, Immediately offered the
following
RESOLVED, That the House Of Repre-
sentaiv"s hereby adopt tho replication to
the answer of the President a. soon a. sub
united by the Board Of Managers