The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-26

not subdue. Public feeling ran yery
high ON both sides. The day of the
hnai vote it eliminated The CALLER
les were crowded--frightfully crowd
ed-by o'clock. and to prevent an
anticipated outbreak, three armed
policemen stood in each little aisle.
The court met Al IL amid profound
silence; there were a few minutes
debate on some question Of order,
trlfie that only seemed TO receive at
tention so as to delay the supreme
moment. At last the Chief Justice,
said on the motion of Williams, of
Oregon, that the Senate would pro-
ceed to vote.
As each Senator's name was called.
he arose and answered guilty." or
mot guilty. to the following ques-
ion put by the Chief Justice, also
standing. "sIr. Senator -, how
say you, is the respondent, Andrew
Johnson, President of the United
States, guilty or not guilty of high
misdemeanor, as charged in this arti-
Gle of impeachment"
They voted in the following order:
Anthony, Il. l., guilty; Bayard,
Del, not guilty; Bnckoie,r, Pa, not
guilty; Cameron, Pa, guilty Catteli,
n. j., guilty: Chandler, Mich, gull
"; Cole. CAL. guilty; Conkling, n.
Y. guilty; CONFESS, Cal, guilty; Cor.
hett, Oregon, guilty: Cragin, n. H.,
guilty; *Daris, Ky, not gully;
Di.ron, Conn, not guilty; Dootittte,
Wis. not guilty; Drake, Mo-, guilty;
Edmunds, VI, guilty; Ferry, Mich.
guilty, *Fessenden, Me-, no, guilty:
Forfer, Tenn, not guilty; Frehng-
huysen, n. j., guilty; Grimes, Iowa,
not guilty; Harlan, Iowa, guilty;
Henderson, Mo-, not guilty; Howard,
Mich, guilty; Hendricks, md, not
guilty; Howe, Wis, guilty: johnson,
Nd. not guilty; -NcGrery, Ky, not
guilty; Morgan, n. y, guilty; Nor
rill, Me-, guilty: Morrill,, VI, guilty;
Morton. Ind, guilty; Nye, New,
guilty; Norton, Mimi, not guilty;
Patterson, n. H., guilty; Patterson,
Tenn, not guilty; Pomeroy, Kansas,
guilty: Ramsey, Mimi, guilty: Ross,
Kan, nor guilty; *.Sa"isbmy, Del,
not guilty; Sherman, Ohio, guilty;
Sprague. 4. J., guilty; Stewart, New,
guilty: *Sumner. Mass, guilty; Thay
er, Neb., guilty: Upton, Neb.. guilty;
Trumbnll, ILL.,. not guilty; Im 'Vm-
kif, w Va, not guilty; tichers,
Md, not guilty: Wade, Ohio, guilty;
Wiley, w. Va, guilty; Williams,
Oregon. guilty; Wilson, Mass, gull
ty; Yates, ILL.,, guilty.
Although il had been ruinored
that some Of the Republicans would
vote mot guilty" the people could
not believe it, and listened with
breathlcSs attention when the sus
peltca names were called. There
was no particular demonstration till
fcss rnden's name was reached, then
every head hent 10 listen. every eye
was fixed on him, and when the
words mot guilty" fell from the grea,
Republican Senator's lips storm OF
hlsSes and applause burst from the
gallery. Then Grimes and another
smothered outburst. He was 50 i'll
il was suggested that he should vote
seated, but he declined the prottered
courtesy, aud, supported by his
friends, he stood tot,er,ng and hag-
ard. Something in the mans fear
lessness, despite his physical weak
ness made him stand up there in that
Senate and defy the certain oppro-
brium of his vote, commanded the
res, ect Of the multitude, and they ac-
corded him the tribute Of silence.
When Trumbull, the last Republican
whose allegiance was wavcring, voted
"not guilty" there was an uproar
which nothing but actual violence
The italics in the foregoing list sig
nifty Democrat. star indicates
death. Drake is now Chief Justice
of the nired States Court Of Claims:
/! rlan is running paper in Wash
! gL3n: Williams is not Chief Jus
tsnn: Patterson, of New Hampshire,
and Pomcroy went into railroad stock
a Il national banks, both OF which
rntcrpr s,s were Ike Mr.. Micawbers
: speculation in coal, "not lucfanve.'
als ! Of the ffty-iour gentlemen who
"a, ia solemn Judgment on President
johnson, May 26, 1865, but fourteen
received Senator Johnson an col
league. a friend and brother. "The
King is dead Long live the King"