The New-York Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1866, Page 8

NEW.YORE DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 1866. 3 power to do_ {41 CITY NEWS. v & e the in every ®im of expression. With what hope this done ! | although ""m“"nm"ml""wu g O ¥ ; - . - i majority of Rebel #ympathisers were chosen he | Now what sorin| paidons 1 JU wes Indiseriminate p d s A e i LESSONS POR THE ('LERGY. '—The second lecture E h ot 1 ih the wentutives of for his m in conjunetion with the reprencufutives % | B0 o " property o Kebels, which, by ihe confseption o cnuble Rebels 10 || L0 e tho Clergy—The Naked Truth, or the Black . ¢UT THIS OUT 8 e [ e l wever have been Drtended By the frame e of our Constity I i thetr wisdom to rmu the Presient, while he was belng | Fo that, ¥4 et for thie Big*ent orlmen, 10 6Xercle tho functions of his great | clus; ks ot e ot duatiag of (b6 Uaibed Kiates cas ougTees, 1 th 4 tlom Piret Page: i +ctad of the Prosk wppove that af What | saetive f s corime d | v, osged o tha {ited Fuates, ot 1o snatls Lebele 1o - R o the 1rin) tho {hief Justice o Lt e evarywhero declared tha he had filod | Lold ofieo und thus to conciliste them 1o NISSCS N i Suudey after- Shat oot s worli on e As & meat notalle wrtance vl 1 1ight of the I're A ihe efftecn tnger the Ttion et mas goald 8. The | ilhu ohciro of Uhe pardoming | Crook,” by the Rev. Mr. Smsth, wnnousced for Suiey ter yower of v col &t the inseylies 61 Mo RehStiion Shrony peep from Lis mouth, * Why,' he | power han the [ 1 Jobn 7. Monroe, that | yoon \vas not glven, on aceount of some misunderstandig be- Whioh wo bate Just pawsed. | FE e qearier of 8 cbOlc 0 e inene with agents and satrape in | be might bo Mavor of Neke-Orioans. It Iure Jis, o000 Brinto | | en Mr. Smyth and the Trustees of tho Cooper Justituie Lentrnpe 10 | Stoetriot, bioodshed and muner, (Cueers.) ith. 1 charge e Taciife MellIoE fomaized ool district, with §24,00 back, 1 conl s Dy | rew gobrison with knowlugly and willfully violating the constl- | whereby the Jeeture-room of . Jinoatl’ hu’;n.: b 'X:;:r‘:‘ x‘l"rv:lw-‘; fitionally-enacted Inws of the United Stutes by appointing ain- | closed. Tho lecture will probaliy bo given on Sunday veat. s iliis shndowed the snine proposition 11 | Joyal mei to oftice and {legally _-l:ul;all:m;:“;;(llx;‘.. ‘Qvlu :;: CALENDAB mn 1867 s bas_ streck the key-note of the | them the emoluments u{nl::; S0 Inligihle lm ) Ananere Sy f nt of fire, which occurred at o) nigument to dny. *The Union wust not. shall vot be | ‘well knowing the appe irieal, wrgument 0 00 etweon the President ard the Con- | The alsth charge, of knowingly appoiotiog ek (0 oftice who o\ 008 vithe - 2 — Gl A i e ACann—08 s Virt, wish fo foform telr customers (RN o greatret of | pRoiut his own Judge o try | wited States, by their Rep o impeach the President for Ligh crimes and | {ice of the taik of disanion aud s e bowrd 1 Cougress and ou the * stump, " wwtl heration was 1AL it by word, &ud the word sud rih anto fer i -‘wlnl war. l\u: » n-«: : n had hanged Caiboun in 1592 for talkin h - e g‘h was embrye treascs, that the l“‘“'w'l. of e "‘:"\‘ "‘;‘ By, ot e < wd ever bave been | wisdew inst ou w, ho will bave on g g (e | enough on kis hatal uind vt bordering on osanity* ol | Suen who framed gur Geverument intended that ti orimluels whila on trial should Wl Jesides, If the people of ton ok 10 1 don @ wo consequese defend himwelf from that chns N Seuntos ud | find Gime to perform executive duties of Presid the | gressue More beldly at Battle Creck, Michigan, My, | were ineilgible, 18 supported by grenl PO o penched o o | United States. [ Applause.] Tt may not be uninterest ig to ob Eoward Thnt want thirfy six Statos say so.” | ber. For Mr.Johuson appoinied saren l"‘":,‘_“';'.‘"‘ iy o ".:“"""“n"rn‘.’.‘, domes Vire wioh o nferm thalt onoR TS Sopterbiiotivén kv bawn linptachel S “thrin e waa dene | serve that by tho Kagliah law the Tncldents of 4 trial oL s% 1 G b e uson | ot oneof whom could ke the oath premcribet 17 the lawe”for | {ht 5wy L\ 5 Ref, 15152 st il tomppraly receieg o 100 by Cunpremn Dhee our B ) Mrutiers now dead | pockment differ from trials fn Court. — Whew the Rep: Lresident or King " My Neward eves says uupihing wiibont E,ql:‘mfimy‘:‘mfl; Uatbe Bad mereE O ould no buraed whieb wefe let 1o L0 0 ewiey, Nov. 2148 No.3 Lerey place, { far worsoe, there was o order they might boid their oflice. But, " iy branch of the ut 1o law for appoiuths g anybody, lo ol or dlaloyal, to such oftices, be- On sighth page will | " e udciry o ple. ! sy Ve ?‘.‘:“";"’"’""'. p:'mnx::l s mesy I-n:nmr'.lf:-w‘:fl‘;:w e e loyal of ( d_put th oney out of the Treasury to : 3 L .'hn.l’_\' r.c .ynl‘:ml-:n‘,lu*':{\'r}“l .!:mal r:-rn: :’:n'- ;‘-'u'hlvonlliflmoumnn ent fund of the War Department, | ides makes it more attractive it understood what Le n “h Mickigs cnnw W for they refused o hear him any further, (Cheers). w0 found a Calendar for arved I prisun, b n«hmw and 1 d presarve. The govelty of the Riavery had been found. | officer, the proceeding is of %o solewmn & na o Jossibiity that the form of | PArticlare@( (e offeuse, ae in the cuse of ui indict Shed, tad that & "Kiog" or & | 104 required o be written out until the offendcr in chas Coertien of the people, commita n | fore the Senate, sifting an & court, The proceeding h | camo s thin: A message s sent to the Senate iuf aitle or ful sodation of the questi hoever, then, shall suggest overnne NS5 o | Naturday. Eoew: $Eswl Satvrday. e e it 1h s Cene e, 8o | 118 e hat owk b oy of the Cauth e ver great. when 1t in bin duty 40 t0 do, he ought | United States fa a contlugent fund for b pitieuiar e T A e ihe December numb i M. John- | [Cheers.) But to crown all -mml 5 of s and he | at the South in tbe several departments Dby men who were Mnown Rebeis, W ben Cougress iuquized into these acts, what do you ruppose was the answer !t Why, that there were no Joyal men i the districts to Bl the offive. \WhAt an excase ! \ o 1f there were no loysl men, what the n::l of the ::nlm :t -&hr :.'1 s;.:‘(n proteet m'.‘:. :Llf‘ m:‘;u::d“t:-‘\:réhby u’:n“ e do Tho athers, because in the apprebension | disloyal men? Must the office be iled agninit Fowi, (N of DeMoxst's 2D 3 B Lo O e ot mist po commitied hafore the | therd not hundreds of walmed and e iaters, Dinck and | 13 Drosdway aud all the Mouse Fuishiag Fioren resident cam be impeached. What! Shall wo wait (il belins | white, o could Lave been nb:ll.'h;:l'lh. nd_woull have filled e " Tally doposed Congress hefore we impench hius 1 That being | those offices a precious sight betier than 2 y PO ek Yo b, what bo e hs fecuper oF frier 1 Shall we loiter | the one he an dropped. into ! (Lond w‘,’"_‘f.,'i‘,'&f“fi.’ _,E{g,‘;'_,',,‘,‘;,fi"?f‘fl.“,,;‘,’fi_l‘.,.“ o mble individual® has uctually overturngd our | Keventh: I chargo Andrew Jotnsou with kiowlug e e e Watieg. by hus satrape and backed by thenruy made | fully neylecting and refuslug lo exogute snd arry o1 J nLJ’!hrn atteropt impeachment N stitutional lawe of Congress in the isurrectionary - or and encourage men ately in rebéltion and in PASSENGERS ARRIVED. 'l:’.:n’a: ly, 3, with & besutifal premiom. No. —_— @00n FATHERS and AFFECTION\TE MOTHERS should Borrd arone It e en ehnermierft in ot Coustitution and laws 16 | taken. IFrom that hourbis person isfn o “'::."....4,.".‘.“..,, That By man, by the wso of the patronage | o haw no farther official funetions. Anoth T7"the Soverument aud the army abd vavy of the pecple, may | 4 inl before the Senute is that it is no Tabosmay their Lbertios and make bimself eithier hing or Die | Seuator, 86 it wonld be to a_juror, that be ator"DaY the trime of indermining the cortdence and uffectian | pressed un opinlon on the merlte uf the case. oF ke peopie o their Mmatigiions is Lot thercfore less, and al | Telated to (he ccused s the brathe aud sous of the .gienter when i emanawes from ileiml posi | at the bar of the Honseof Lords frequewtly tiou e bope, wish or though ¥ fon of their guilt or innocence. ' The poblicly expressed by @ s s that there can be Do taiesiman 10 b st €1vil oF mititars, that e ¢ e the tyrant of the | place of & Senatorif Le should be chndlenged by the opie, Under whadever uaine. in v benious offonce, for which | Tliere is still ancther distinetion from ordisary trials, B Comtttution has yrotided & ssve und conservaiive remedy. | impeeckment, which it ls interestitg to notice, wud that is that e its powers among | the Representatives of the people 1way proeeed ngninet Ligh mmon fame oF common Teport of their miscon- | Goverument, ai {cheers); aud f the public charge of dary in false, then it bs malicio b 1o be removed from an otlice which ives Lim pos Talecly to maligu the Judiciazy of the Unted States by wee Viet.Justice of derelietion of duty. [Cheors.] 1 have ex amined the specifientions ander this charge with & great eer of 1ho aveused wee of A oor frawe of Government i aoyoral . carefally ndjusting the balance, so that | officers upon veral depestinen " . o o : : mwedf Dictato neltier p ity thiet beSooge to the s without the ut- | duet, avd viie reason given for this &y parent cmun.‘l_nll!.m :l 5: Limme e e i) L s Futiesel wunt iy het belacpe to b otber Without AN pe. | ware nok s gveat efenders would be the obly ones sate i helr | citzcum et 28 BAREELE FEULTS inuings of mischief by | order d obllon X private pees the dey conservative, radioal snd const'tugionsl method of | arms agaiust the United States, to the oppression and injur . g o o S thel . " heorn.| Lel the people teach the iyeumbent | of the Foval aud trae citizens of such States, “To the eventh | FROM MAMBU 10 AND SOITIAMPTON, Nov 3520 sonr; Richart, O. Sob midt, Angnst wiongs, | snpeachment. of ¥ vuch staff os Dictators | chargo, that ho has refused to execute the Jaws, In too notori- | RuiR erelis I—and f we nre to have a | ously and sadly true to be controverted. L will detain you by | 75l il wile, Hugo Lea: he dudecent. |Revewed | noticing an iustance or two ouly. @ luw that | Jreieerein e e aad Julie € henous exhibitions. his | all property used in aid of the Rebekiion suould, when eap. | 3. . Nieso, Julfe Sciumache i thereby the property of the United wten by or potriot futhers, and W of a solemn wartwg in b fmewell ndd ) iy dmporiant. Jikewise, that the of thinking, in gree@oukiry, should inspire coution in fhose intrusied with b { oviuies, becauso when in power ad autlo y { Would ventute fo prosecute o make kuown i T that until they nre impeached, aud deprived of power official siation, witnesses wonkl not dare o co e forward and ive | give evidence aguiust thens Berile, Tupeachiment s an et of irresta 1 the office ent th at he s Do v rr, wife wnd ebild, Miona ). . Bluwe, Otto Kranshos?, in the secoud cabin i adnduisiiion, to confine hemselves within their reape @onmitutional spbe diug, 3 1bo exercine of the powers | Government, sl povernmes e besed upon facts ez And appEat e et v 2N pept o encionch upon avother, Tne piitt of of which History and common fame are the aply evicenee e hig) ured, be p . e ; ¢ «:n-“:::vr::v'.‘.vh."v.',‘.v":..n::-‘(:x‘t,P,-\Lv:‘:':'.( :Efn?p .‘1.-‘,5.?,' Another and amusing popuiar mistake upon the eflect of wn iu and unhecoming attucks upon the States, That law, 30 Just and proper, i still unrepealed. We FROM OLASOOW, Nov. 25 Lip Hieersia—Miss Bumne, o 10 create, Whatever the form of Govern. | peachment, that the scutence may order the, execution of the | false necusations aguinst the Judiv Wil remember what treinendous ald was glven to v o armies of | Mise Johneo, Mre, Seot. MeQueen, Lettior, Buch 3 3 My covicted, | would nop deserve potice except | aud intelligene of the poople, in darug 7o breathe the thea bt cbellion towse of the Southern :;nm.l. wnan, M. ) A “ Bt lot there be ange by usurpatioh ; for thongh this, in | that it bas obtaived favor with the Prewident of the United | that they wonld submit iheir liberties fo auy Dictatoror (5 in trausportlug troops, of them being run by the com- ‘mflm o torac qY Do the inciriaient of gO0d Jor thongh this 1n | 4t ce, who saye. in ot of s speeches: * Would they taie off | aud least of all to him Juughter and cheers panien that . owned e, weio all i Grav, weapon by which free seuts &6 destroyed.” ¥ |t o ae ey did tho Lead of Jumes the Kecordt’ The | criancs aguinst the people and wi anibrs sgul captured, but every been given | g1 Wi, Mies M; A. Oles eee Our patriot Leroes found i, of steelf born of & Tault. By the Constitution, only the official | try. How sy you, f i Andrew Jolnson guilty | back to their Rebel owners, by Andrew J exocutive Tocopd Rastell, Mo T s | imtheo the tacth whits. asd: DNty o, o bt A i ¥ onb 0 i 10 he taken off, of which he Mimelf has | or vot guilty ¢ (Cri J Thirds } churge Adrew | order, slthough the intervsts of the Northern st oiders ancey, R. N. Canning'am, H. L. Hurriton, Mattkew | h cally and unconsth a- | them had been contiscated by tne Rebels [a) k) Tattriek, sud 20 in stoer g grant, and leaves & delightful taste in the mouth. Warraited not tg FROM 8T, JAGO DE CUBA, &, Nov. 25=In oson with ' wickedly, 157 of a Kiug andan | V;;hr.h.ln fnjure the eaamel. ¥or wsle by all Droggiste and Fazey Deslery’ 1 | e nilions of property of tho United States huty been given Revolution springiug 110w the oppress Jnd wn A gttt ey reapors, . f Ives o {Loud Inughter and applause - h y Tt o Tecared 15 s -'J;:‘:fi.-‘flf"::., ud's head was pever taken off ot all except in o8 Chief Executive officer, usuping the Inwtul rights ( n . 3 feg of wiection “hief Eaeentive and the Legislative - Yaving misgoversed hin Kingdow ond @ s of the Congress of the Unitcd States, Upon the th way by the Edeoutive, agalust law. The quostion 18 not | —lames Liepl, R. Martin B Con . Harpe nos, P. raned of the but winafa) ket tke Roman Consuls, al he became slarnfed fc fetv. threw the | charge of nwurping the powers of Cong the speciticat wheiler it were best t fiscate this property—thas is for | Orinew, J. C. Agaero, P. Alayo, P. ¥ Frepared by Dr. M. LEVETT, & Dentist of over 30 years' praciice i thou, O i eted even contsived f0 vrwup power until | great scal of England into the Thowes, away to France; | are many and the evidence open und notorione, Time will per. | Congress to determine they did so, by parting this law. Haduhls RS . Shey Pecamue dictators, contemning the maxim that » king could | and took bie beed off with him {laughter), an example well and | mit to glance ouly at ore op two of them. = Whe (he lust 7 bel | The vitl Inquiry bs, whetber the Exccutive, ususping ihe power 3 g S 50 wrobg. aud inprewsed with the fuct from gad experlence, | highy proper (o ‘be followed by any riler in Iike cawe offending. | soldicr Lad rusrendered to ous | es, and cimed 7e- | of Congress, can nullify the law (wppluase]. Aguin, Cobgrens LATEST SHIP NEWS. i shat prinees and wir #of Riate we t angels of gro [Lauglter and cheers.) Another question B aleo been much | sistauce hod ceased, what wes the exact state of things in the rn-qllhw‘ that the property of certa ders of the Kebel- - - —— cevefully ided for usirpation of power 1E s | wooted: Whether o parliament presenticg an impeachment be ted States | An insurrection bad ripeved fnto w publie | lion, whenever it came into our possession, s ould be confis ARRIVED, .. .Sanday, Nov. 25. oftice, the great futution nserva. | 10§ prorogued or dissolved, the impenchmeut and ¢ 1 might | territorinl war, recoguized by the Executive, Legislative, and | cated o the use of the armles of the United Syates. it ) ..o e oy tupeacrent and . vemceal, (Ap: | De carried ~on by a new Iu sty or, in other | Judicial Departments ied States and the forves | in unrepealed. Yet Andrew Jolnson, swoin to execulo the plnwse | e reedy was grigeipally ! direstéd |'Words, i o Cesgress end by “iis lmitetien & ot e ravoiied States. Allthe citizens, then, in those States, had | lnws which made it his duty to cooflscate this property, st oficinl miisbebayior. and ot hga.met Lk of etlines | New Congress can pro wn impeachment be- | become by their own. aud the acts of their com in the words followiug: ** It shall be the duty of the Presi- 1he offioer, is seen from the thet (et 1he upon jw. | €90 by A former C In earls times, when the favorites | effect of domestio violegoe ard war, armed it dent to seize and use the property aforcesid for the par- ly removel fum, &nd joution for | Uf the King wore iy Moudareh, 1o save his crea- | thelsnguageof Andrew Jobuson s proclumation— ‘rebeliionin ity pped all process of contiseation or A B i meut and val of wll other | tures use mll"nnvl el .lnnh,rmldl-nhl pro- | revolutionasy ]»r‘wgrl:‘l;mfll‘ A ;nll those ;x.. _‘n;l wll .-n||| lamation rwofl::‘n-m monr.r'n on, Yo k Ca. o g " — omsent of the Senate. o | secution; but afterward it wasy and finolly determine svernment, ' Arimed hostilities bad consed. Their people he conliscation lnws executed. o Bririing, &1, Jago de Cubs Nev. 15, Barace ) he conseut of tho Henate, o eem | in the case of Warren Hastin ) |, e publlo enemios, surrendered as paroiéd | Thus showing that he knew the law but wilfully defics it Wig Bt Jage 30 N LT 25 PER CENT. BELOW BROADWAY PRICE, ovel 16 of the | die with the ament. We thos bave prisoners of war. 1 we look at them belligercats, we had | Again, Congress ordered a d ttax of twerity millio \hv New-Orieans Nov. e . and And every way equal in Style, Quality, and Worksmanelp. 01 10 our othe: tta, Fiah, New-1-151d, with mdse. to Fergyeson enptured them subeient. Aud they 1t ) remedy for usurpation end ofticiel mé lien upon their Tonse of Representatites of the 0 all their rights. 16 we look ut them asrebel. | of the loyal North paid our portion of it in ad feited their lives, their property, and | burdens. The Bouthern portiou was made TRAPHAGEN, HRUNTER & €0, Lious subjec eople A thai ot s aptly fitted to be, w e sufficient, with the Hke ad lave o - b . Jud ouly o bo spplied at the nearest approack of dnager or wrong without | il their Fights by tre Tebellion. SWhichiver way you | property and land, and in wany States the Tux Cominissioners 3 g el e ~ et they have ripeaed into outrige aud dwster. The | ke t, they bud lost all, we had galued all, Ly Were procecding 1o colleet the tax according (0 law, when the) ueas, Oule, Boston, with mdse. and pase. 10 Toase m, then, w were stopped by Executive order, snd the taxes remain aeay Litby, Charleston 63 bours, with mdss, o Liv- Nos. 398, 400 and 409 ot the will of the Pres ut cause, 1here hes been o any officer, save jidges. so thet fmpeackwent | Tndeed, there bave boen but f elther | waits occasion 10 impeach | Ouly s been com © cases. two | tlons or acts vemuips 10 us 18 whether common fame or eur- | and from forteiture by crime. By whom, meut wit declura | concluded, bostilities ceasing | e Presidest justitutions | tainly not. A peace ina foreign war canuot be made by ¢ ure sutis. | President without two thirds of the Senate. Much Jess fa a civil y. 1f these laws onght not to be executed, let Usem be repealed; but while in fo them be executed, or icer failing in bis duty be punished for it. Ibave yet, or ever, 10 see the tmessage of Andrew Johuson to Congreas Fark Misoie of Mayfleld ld' Findhorn), Wright, Mot ivedio Jeeted o this Fox & ening Ster, Miller, Guantavamo 21 days, with sugar to BOWERY, Co. (Junction Third and Fe rd ourth-aves. Now offer their new and desirable FALL end Wi LOWER PRICES than the same quality of goods ively Jare. fo o] anid fw 0 namocessfal i The first was | and ey of Judge Plekering of New-Hum, or Azankenncss, | fied general fhed &taten” | war, wlere the duties of rebellious citizens it the righte which | whe Jowest 1 misdemeanor | this ¥ y onght to be 'Q‘ - as well l:n | to be restored 1o them ot be settled by lx;u puld | urging the repesl of either ‘“l“l;m| laws. Once more. > days, with bides to Nupler & W Lows Srom the ot i dofes | meet the beginnings of wrong in bigh places as 1o punish the | plan, or method of rearganizing th Civil - Rights Bill was pa iy Congress over the rince e did not get Judge, but 68 & 1 ) offander as o warniug 1o all others dariog thoe 1o -..'.. (Hear, | territories, -d.-';x‘n.u..n all efvil government ! Cong; veto -w‘ Andrew Johnson. (Chieers.) Do we not ALL WOOL lL’H_R!.B."WE!. Bennte decdied (b when the man wae iptoxicated, the Judge Becanse if the judgement and consciedce of theloral peo- | Andrew,Johnson uitempted i appoiuted Rebels ¢ hear daily of wrong and outrage and munler done -8, "fiv‘:t fn L et Grunk, ud emoved Lim fiom offee nughter and wppianse]. | ccouutr are wot satisfied of the gullt of the gec unedand | Lr seven of them. By what rigit | He directed b the froedmen and Usion men 1 every rebellions State | " g Ml belng t of the Lead, & ot of the heart, the | usuess of bis punishment, ho becomes riot 8 eriminal | pors to ‘ presc ribe rules and regulations for co wo not heard from official reports 1hat in Texns a dozen | molasses to Peck & Church. vqturllczu NOW 44 Sevete i vor give judgment fo dwsquelify Liw from bolding | Tt whaterer may be the oficial verdiet ngatnst him. | vention," composed of delegutes to be chosci o taking place without check, aud |~ Brig W. H Townsead (of Yarmoath, Lifly, Mavann 14 duys, USUAL PRICE $30, NOW $40. offce thereatter. Tu {rod. Judge Sam Chate, of )«ml.,.f, ed in thin, as 10wl ether governmental action, the rop. | of the people of said State who iie loyal to the { rders are still untried ip that State | with sages to Deake &k Brown, g USUAL PRICE $45, NOW #3¢, was inpengled, fr g on the beneh, | resentauiyes of \kwrl! ‘sbouid ouly echo their thought and | sud noothers, for the purpose of altering nnd he | Haa there not been & score of convictions by competent | Schr. 3. Benedict, Highoe. Hoston. USUAL PRICE $4, NOW ¢22. and i making femmatory poiition Lavangue, “ with in. | do their Tehest. What, then, is the Judgment of the people | Constitution thereof. Stictly and grammatically construe urts for felony and mardes sent up to the Kxecutive, and been z:v }‘r: P. (“um. Weldon. Newport. e NOW tent fl\ €xcite the fubrs and resertment of the Grand Jury and | upon the officis] conduct of the © Viee President of the Unitod | thus ordered a convention to altes the Cons of tl Tefore him for months, and ere yet unexcuted, ar pardoned ) & h:"r fi 'fii-ahfi“«?‘ N";r:h . USUAL PRI 35, NOW #2e. ‘ e ela o Mars as sgaet T State yoverument and | Mates discharging the powers and duties devclved upon bin by | Satees but we must bk expect 100 ¥ e N rder of »o colered iman hes & whit man, aitbough | Sobe: T [ Ssemmend, Crem S ot ot USUAL PRICE $30, NOW #24. S heton % conduct highiy cosurabie i any. but peculiar. | the death” by ausassipation of the Prerident, sich belng the | Nntion who'uid not kuow that James the Second A itad, Deen allowed tobe executed hy Andrew Johnson. | Senr. Z Birattos, Cordery, Providence. 4 USUAL PRICE #25, NOW #32 2.., sod unbecoming in & Judgeof the Kupreme Court | @ Constifutional definition of his present oftice) In this | his head. ‘Faking it, however, as weaut by what Inl, oonstic | Milisary orders ;mm-tm Joral wen have boen deemed inoper- Sohe. John Loasies, L4 N nton: USUAL PRICE #2, NOW $16. e Sraten Uyon sxsmiring 1he evidence, it ap | inquiry let oa proseed upoa the " evidence™ by which he might | tational o G1ber, b of a1 this pretended 1o Ve done | 1 ventuzs | ative, because of the Civil Rights Dill, and that is made & dead | - Selu. Eim City, Kelly, Dighton. AL PRICE W oo that Jncge Chase. af the corclarion of Lis chavge, mado | be impeacbed : well groanded commay fume. A4 one of the | to Sy a8 n Iawyer—speabing, 1 trust, to Jawyers—that {etter by the clogs of the Execative, uatil Sheridan [cheers) as. | Bebr. 8. A, Homend, Paioe, Bosten for Philade'yhis. USUAL PRICE 818, NOW $14. ® speech fo 1he Grgnd Jury, ugsjust the nuivessal white suffrage ’-n. e then, T charge that Andrew Jobrson bas committed | gle provivion of law or constitution can be forind that will give | werts that United S wnstrueted | Sehr. Statesman, Cole, Shulse with spars (0 Snow A Kicha:dson. BUSINESS COATS, PANTS AND Vi Jaw of x.,,:,_vfi, rorvendig et it was not expe. | bigh crimes snd misdemeanors in office in wmany particulars, Jor of Justification to this unbeard-of procedure. Touking at | Jf an Texas ov nd yos, with | Sebe. aglee, Bases, Hattepetiot’; . BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH! dewt 16 1et meb vote who &id ot own property. The Judge's [ but which may be grouped under these general charges: | Mr.John proclawation for reorganiAug Noith ¢ arelive 1w outrage, crime, anarchy upd murder wnchecked, men Bebr. Benj. Englisb, Baker, Providence. ANDCW‘I“III'K-(:(;'IVBI'"'.I-‘&NO DEX. i tionw are slingilerly fem: 18t. Therefore 1 charge Andrew Johuson, as well while dis- | find lis clalm of power todo it in these words ellion has in | doubt whether the canse and occasion of it elt, in the Preai BELOW. - Azsvcss Raves people of the State dential chair, ought to be impenched ! #th. | charge Andrew | g geons from Gardfl 2 Had B, T hecomes | dohnson with nuiawfully, corruptly and wickedly confederating onspiring with one John 1. Monroe, late & Rebel agalust SPOKEN. * i oo ernment of the United States, pardoned by himeelt (that ; 55 ¥ | Lo might hold office), and other evil-disposed orsons, irwitors R USRI Bhfls Mo 1540 B K1 Som: An InCRIRY “ ”» ‘o prevent, hinder % S| aud Hebels, a8 well pardoned as unpardosed, o (hut | and disperse Iawril, pesceable and rightful neeting and Con- | f i clzens of the United Sutes e cmiiedn | MARVIN'S PATENT £ we Lave been lately clnrging the powers and duties of President of the United | its <cia) sources 'merviment); and vet 19 Sepators (Demoeratio | Statcs with degrading and debasing, even while taking the | North ( While 12 Serstors (Federalists) | 0ath of office, the statlon and diguity of the office of Vico Bresi. | neceasary aud groper to carty out o d enf bligat # Juiger Yote apainst bim than wes dent, ard that of President, by Indecently exhibiting and ex. | of the Ubited States 10 the peo ‘en wrticles of impeacbment, | posing himself upon official and public cccasions Ju & state of | o them the enjormert of & Ry thes in the julgment of the | drunkenueas, by the veluntary use of intoxicating liquos 10 the Johuson, do appoint W, W £ \hiat day, some of them the | great scoudal and disgrace of the whole people of the United time to be exnet in eritio : q Nery me Telpel fwie the &iates and the Government thereof. (Cheers.| As to the speci- | there n no coustitationl Jarnigie by & grest officer might be cause o fication and evidence of the rst chiarke of public druukenness, | olina to secure thew | Tom, Indeed, the if common |:ne'llvlmfidhnm’l I;mr lpf:\- truly, and that it does in rx.\m.m:,v There § g | to submit te 1w judgment of the people of the State 1 ase. ¥ natance, the blush of shame that wantles tie cheeck of | fug the obligation, vu w State siana certain propositions of amesdiment to the Constiti B0t obro. in. (Lis ibey Were overraled by & wajority of trae American when the occurrence is meutioned, is the | not on the e y 18 it o provide fh the carry | o That Stato, for er: discussion and action, as such Con- Alum and Dl'y Plaster CURTAIN GOODS’ St pagest, Court, T K3 Judge Peck of Missouri wa im- | Wgbost gusrunty—then every Sonstor who witnested (be | ing out aud euforcing this obligation ! * Congiess,” says e | v e rightflly o din parsasee of suoh salaw. " red for ate mVitrars and illegl im sment of one Law isgraceful stammering tongue the Vice Presidemt Constitution, * shall lmve power to mako all lawe vece ful ‘aud wicked conspirney, Andrew Jobnson did ineite an ‘“] HLHGMR‘PWF T awrer. bt the mpeachnient foled for want of peoof. | be mwumbled Lis “oath = of oftice and lobbered 1 rying nto exce all powers vested | wove and permit I Monsoe aad bis rebelllous and wicked Al FURNITURE COVERINGS, The inet aid rost ivter cuse of uopeschment at the pros. | Holy Book with a drunken Kiss, will be at once | fa the Govern the United States fates 1o disperse and break up such lnwlulan x‘:““?" ] £ (Cheers.) Bt |t membess the Aill, assassiuate apd murder, The clghth PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, the “witness and " fudge{cleers]_and 'to other like publie and disgracefo] “exhiditions almost every depot and ation-master betwean Washington aud Bt Louls can | lican in fo oe. (Leughter aud cheers) Indeed, it were | unde onl junetiire was that of Ju the compluint of Az aud cheers.] One of the ch wyhers of Suve, 1 (UNTIL JANUARY 1,) wut repuh. | chargh, eomplicitly in the massacre of New Orleans, hes becn "t ty and faily discassed all over the lovul States, aud so In e ¥ shown officialiy by the report of the Military Commwiesion | oln of aispatelics, that [ ueed but gemiind you of one “ x the guilt. That Mouroe was pardoued, so ke Wi unenimo ¢ Se was, that at | give evi ajority ashxille on the 1800, at & public meet. hristien, kindly charity to believe that the speechen tunde ofi | their own rulers ardd cnseting their own laws o inre that 1t was the | those occasions had that excuse, becauso then they would be | segroes, o the proclamation does, will wny | That Le was 1o telegraphic aud written com RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES, Sug. he “id tben and ibere f " enemy hiad beeu put to steal | majority of tho white people even of Noria Cnrolina were o somsacre in relation Executive before 3ight of whe people of said Stato by 114 o3inanee of secension to | rrors of the head, wherein ;)uw,u:‘mv.r. from hlke(xu‘;-:‘ to the Government of the lw?’n;hhfln.;u ;nm,m vtmlnrrncd but a heart that \:mld May 2, 1865, when the Kebel soldiers had not go1 r-v 1r h . w b Constitution aud lnwe thereas. Among the | Snd forth such utterances specially that made by Audrew | they were, we hare the right to & od since | Lhet the Executive commupientes with him and the y TED 1 1 wrim of tinpenctiment sgeinst Huphiers was o charge that, | Johnson at Niagara, whereln be sald he was glad 1Bat by the | {Laughter) By what Tight dow ereontive roex (reveral, n pariooed Rebel offfecr, instead of the WARRANTED THE BEST IN THE WVORLD. o tedernin Judge. after the secersion of Tegneasee, be had | Constitution he was made President, can never be made Beste d roclamm g 01 W VOt i iy nur of tho Riate or the Union General in command. The NEVER CORRODE THE 1RO; B L SOLOMON & SONS .3 ocrecd the Copfiscation of the projesty of Andrew Johnson. | Ave by the omnipotence of Divive Grace. That do Mr. nited Sta Andrew Julugi are placed at the dispossi of these couspirators, aud mili. NEVER 10 = = - ] Wyon L rge be was wogutted. Tiis cure jo exceedingly | Johnson no m"{;‘l willgave his words as re % that only ruler fu the present oen dared 10 sriders are transmitted through pardoved Kebels to a loysl 2 LOSE THEIR FIRE PROOF QUALITIES ; “The wiotory was obtained and I wasmade Viee. |'do that; ‘and Le lJet everybody, 11 NO. 369 BROAVWAY, arges it upon Coogress. He publishes it : 1t determines fbat & speech may be an fmpeach. | occasion: i - offense. Every Semator, 36 pumber—Demo. | President of the United States. Can't you see the gradation | ICheers] . ‘The whole shie e e d—vered tiat & poilticsl speech by & United | comes ~along regularly! And thes by the Constitution | behif wss s mast paipable and fs Siates officer in & public meeting befcre Rvoeatiug | of the country 1 wes wado President. 7 am glad of it | of Congreas; acts which even th Becession, was 8 Ligh crime evd w But Judge | Is Andrew Johnson guilty or mot guilty 'of this charge | have ds ol nneonstitutional Huwpbreys y_sdvanced publicly the right of Secesslon wnd sificationt How say you, fellow-eitire e druk an | The wicked object and i which bed been advocated in the Sauth for 30 years by Calboun | or sobert (Laughter.) Aecond: 1 charge And d seen in Lhe fack that Andiow Johusos 30 disclpies. . How woch womld Lave been saved 1o the | son, Vice Presideat, disoharging the powers ond dutios of the | aud denonnced Cougress for 10t perniiting its consim o0u e o of i1 had beer, wpenched | Whats | President of the United States, and sworn fuithfully (o execute | although by its fruits uadoing luoat all f 50 Joaton I taught ue that th ices of offcials dapger. | the same, with offically and publicly making declarstions ot | war in figing the South 10 such A prope 5-day vntoucld. Awd why ! Because the Chiof Executive Principal § No. ous 10 Liberty and punished, however inflammatory barsugues, indecent and unbecowing, and in dero- | tion as to make a truly dare ot tonch them, lest their disclosures sbould implicute ‘ [Applause t justice be done | gation of his high ofico, dangervus to the permanency of our | the Constitution says that Cougre wss confessedly In commncication with them before the deed. hough the Heavens fall! [Renewed cheers.) Agnia: Andrew {Applanse | Fellow citizens, how say you! Ought not the N g e e anant . fiis case. ro that Be It copcluded | €3cite the ridieule, fesr, hatred and contemyt of the people | il needful rules il regulations reapectiug 1o (o s RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS l&nm deny, ¥ That an f@mproper liull.c speech u{-hlf]. against the legislative and judiclal departments thereof. “Lhe | property of the Yot disregardiog thess | ot Horton, 1o be Investizated before the higlest court in ¥ s o~ oux s, lm:’, P dchargelof making indecent and lutamuatory Lawgapgues, | iiatir Avdrew Johuson. by ex i tand with L worst criminal at the bar | (Cheers.| OLLIN COMAR, No. 104 East Twenty-fourth.st FASECE PovEA, ' ? What is 1o be nrged wl chasges shall nok be tried I{ e OMAN, No. 184 East Twenty-fourtb-t., SEUNPESURRS MATY o | and puniehed it foind troe i We are told because Andrew N. Y., HAS FOR SALE several very bandsome pairs DRIV ' 2 sw, aiter the rebuke of the clections, make con- | ING HORSES; sleo & few for siagle harnems, and some very choice Jostiuctive. "8 participation 1 tbo crime, Andrew [ Ave tha (Only Safes Filled with Al fa L T s g o A vt st ot the I ok RICH red by & carefully worded, artful it the fnnocent. Although five momths b MR BRSBTS TRIMMINGS b arrceted o punished, aud murderers walk abros la . OVELTIES OF THE RAREST DESCR/ "Ib‘ . Hornes, Carviages, 33gh fhe offénder may be. fepublican form of government, and with intent and design to | cerning eaptures ou other New Orleaus massacre, the marder of atie, the aasassinatl cie] In impeachable, ceond: Thet s House of Represen 6 position as the Exeentive head of the most civil- | has o millions willions et from which cleten States are excluded is not w Constitn oy specifien | the States joctual nation in the world, ha; captured in sioual Houss, with the power of impeacimest, sud that ‘e Sen; » from which members we excluded are mnot end is sustained by much evidence. The obtioxions de- | stesmbont, Al will onstitutions] Court 10 try and determine an impeachment, | clarations of Mr. = Johuson are sl of them too, in defiance 0 U Wil make 1o moge removals from | SADDLE HORSES: slso o bandsome TOP BUGGY. Wil that take away from i T s = = B inmp\mn ‘when summonéd before the Senste, refused to | Speeches made eitber to committces or from the | him to put such p 71-0, sid was Oried and eguvicted i his abe narew Johnson, the complatvarl, aud every Democratio Senstor of that day wpd e jority of the of h bl - v apeochen i et Wil that it | A DAMS & CONE, No. 684 BROADWAY, invite R1I BBO N chasers I extensive sssortmaent of n'r“!!";, oo B0 that | Tostrum, in defenss of his poiicy, or sttncks upon individualeor | States to wid in red: other branchos of the Government, ‘They may be divided 1u! graph now Informs us that such coptured propots e res Ameriean people of threatening to make himself Dictator, P! ‘:-Elupmlbc - eity- me warl [No!] Wil that put | bulls CARRIAGES, compris'ng CLARENCES, CU AN- ! ot X ] ALL WIDTHS! AND ALL COLORS! ! Beprbiean Seantars ot e presctt Kemle are 11k | A new case just roceived st REDUCED PRICES. two classes. the indecent and the dangerous and inflammatory. | 1o uupardoned we well ued Kehels, as witness tha | and with eivil luterno Can there be unyll:lnt more indeorut and dograding to the of- | return to lobert K. Lee of the property Arilugton | back into the Treasury the millio ken from it agaiust law 1 | DAUS, COACHES, aud otber flae close and open work, wy ey W S gt Ty g;e:',d,",‘:h’l:‘?,:?o:‘l"dm_ .’,;,b",.“y ,’m.:“w made | 12 that advance in May, 1861, whereln dier wod | Wil that vestore the Southern States to that fit condition for Deot materiels 060 by the bovt warkmen. b4 thals own wesmifhetesy: J BLUXOME sdrew Jobnso 0 22 of February last in that speech, | boy friend of Liscola—El ueers). | €0 tion fn which A Johuson fo % . TCARRTAGES. %nt of tbe Prewidemt of tbe Enited tates, save one | 10r Which there s, uufortuuately for the hoor of the country, | And W Joliuson could with the xame consl | v w:":vlhl-:"nfl'-w;"“ m‘{!"'r'h:,'m':f‘l":n‘n‘:l“g"':". ‘.;'n“! CARR“(“‘& :m‘ 0o SARRIAGES, iween Twonty-fifth snd Twen! aom’ | uot the apoiogy that he was drunk. His charactorization of the | given the Loues and 115, the nobl | Venged, murdered freedmen aud Uniou men ia tho South 1 Will OREAT REDUGTION DS PRICES. He. 3,107 RROADVFAY: Bl S s bt o, fl.fin :;ux:nune{fly .n-;nu,l Let us 1epeat, melt'm # ing e : Pkttt —— Hoove ate Lave sclemuly commimed themselves 0 the | cditor of leading journal, who certainly up to that time had | tho first great uupardonediira of the Kebali Lt give back to his widewed wife, the nssassinated Dostic 4 p 5 | ition, that s House from which the Representatives of 11 | dealt with him {n courteous lunguage, s a “dead duck | way, too £ the seme ri nl".m back, aud he WiD, tor wught | wgain in the pulpit, 1o preach the holy word, the murd red 00" STHAPE mi‘lfi;l“'l’;;.:‘ : [Langhter.] The tone, the manner, the occasion, are ull erim Anow, the land of Arlingfon, eaptured st the s tme ha now h sut It e said Mr. Johnson will, to get univerdal amuesty C. WITTY t-rrl,! Warerooms, Broadwa: . iunlly beucath the dignity of the office he occopi Again, on | sacred repository of mauy, many thousands of owr nolie dead, | Aow be willing to advocate uuiversal suftioge. Most offende; A LARGE STOCK OF CARRIAG - - by wpbn 'L.: disputed question that would possibly arise upon an fev are exclnded is n Constitational Jouse for the purpose of s jmpeachment of a bigh officer of fbe Chited Sigtes, titutional, imad eareer, | Againat the lawa would be, but docs that purg Lis offensc free fustituti d AT LOW PRICES, agalu astitutions aud freo Goverument |~ As 5000 as U Ao, ORE BUSINYES \zw l‘:qr.nu] Second: That the Senate from which the memberk that most unhappy funeral Journey, hjs vituperative denuncia if_you do mot stop him in his uu groat vietory was won over the Rebellion, schomiug politiciaus HARNFSE COVER] (fl) OUNTING, PLAIN :t‘uf i [Clieera). ot time admignishes me that | caki oals ginn " N. A e enluded and some of them expelled, 1 o legs] | tions by name of some of the best and purest of the laud, Bugh Uourt of Impeachiment to try a7 ‘vich offioer, (applatiae] | 1g @ Senator, (choers) o Reprosentative, [cheers] anda gifted Titie thess severnl charges. 40l 1 rewe: NEES. plotied to give up all that we hud gained by arums, il the apirit of iobeliion grow ramaut, - Now (lat (e pople have 1o . gieat triumph by the ballot Bot the s i ¥ ol __No. 108 LIBE! ST, | & CURES t itmay be_certain that if the excluded members were | Orator, [Applause) each and all of them true and tried patriots :‘;1. wickedly snd eorruptly us ufited, because n | beyoud doubt or eavil of a d d, “traltors,’ o P Ll 1. 4 cens oLl v ny sound mind raltore,” and | power of the President a. 100 LIBERTY ST, ent the offender would be mec Yeves that Benjamin, Siidell and Duvis would have fothit | thicotening them with death, to shelr mother Secessionist Humphreys guilty if they had been | His thronth at ¢, Louls to " kick o rt, and the 22 votes of the revoiting Senstors, more than | oppose his s vilgar atinc wise & vulgar Inogh. | view in oftice Guring ihe ¢ :nlln:lh-u Ilularfl should lu,{n office with intent and design to underm| ) ] ut the same place, upon & | and evade the power of advisly 0 " ol v . wne-third, would bate acquitted bim. Third: That the advooucy | law which he himself bad signed, appealing to prejudice against | pents 1o office ‘r" in the s«.f.'f.‘fl}‘u.r-- :"‘v':-'nll‘x:'."-'.'. 'm’.'..i 18 was ik :;R:{n:l‘::ufl:;"“ho el AN, ¥ Ligh offcer of he Ubited States of an uslawtul proposieion | he backe by arguing that Congtess had glaen the negro soldler | the farther oorrupt parpors af controlling the freedam of the | we hnd extorted by arms unlversal Geedom ; now it is claimed $u & political speech i sufficient ground of impeachment #100 bounty. ond to the white soldier on) .‘:l Yis perversion | election by the peopls, of members of the House, in order o | that we must yield all that Justice dewmands because by the Therefors that mere words are suflicient without any overt act. | of the holy Seriptures and blasphemy at lelpbin, by esun- | put the Heo rl(q weoniatives in tho b [ Iy tn | ballot we Liave forced universal suffrage. We ask not of those w Fourth: Tout if the accused neglects or refuses o appear before | eiating from the baleony of the hotel to robellion againsior evily disposed towa who hiave fought ue how we shall reconstruct this Government. OR BALE—] utinued appiause.] There used 10 bo two men i Coo: F‘Z{.‘uh':“-lim—-:uflw ‘L ose who ba COUGIS, COLDS, AJLAVOTION PRICES. HOARSENESS, SORE THROAT, ess, Wheels and CATARRH, BRONCEITI pall wo had-wou because ’fi'«msu nLANnrn‘.m ds of mon | the Governn oputation of tuilor: the Kenate when mmmoned may be tried, convieted und | 1hat the “‘Great Futber of us all was t ot tollor,” acoowps- | (Cheers] The fourih olarge of fo 1, i w i e e yfce. in his absente.The nly remaluiug ques | ied 1Y the aunouncoment that "o did not wai {0 be thought | ihe pawer of wppulit iged Vo gl L D lie, Will be sold in o ol $'by this precodent is. whether the Sevate, when | facetious in so asscrting.” (Derlsivo laughter.) Ontragiug the ';slyl that nhla?xylc”-nmfm?n:"n .:;::-;mc,::{m: ek R -.:IT;‘ lnl;‘rtm‘n:’:"l o M-’n ‘e\!’lmhn'd Mru‘flb;:“ll Ib m"m "'L gt Sy ~J 1 A"’"’ o] g DIPHTHERIA, ¢ ROUP, ero s uo {rie Joval wan whows | wae came first whe thin Were called. Ho w e MRS & & \ NV ate. Sond for Clreslar. Depot No. 664 Frude briog the | Teligions seuse of the whole community by compariug the | him ‘from | radical o vior, ualng bia loliest ne, never 10 be | struoted upon this ofense athied by an public mun seve with vencration, | Postmasters alone, since the Ist day of Jul w0/ 1he drnuken entchyord of & blagkguard gue, und so on | office is obedience 1o the le:r-v ’uan' .t‘n':lm' Jous k oitting as o High Cowt of Impeachment, csu effender before it and ewspend or 1 fo Congreasm ofice daying the trial? Whem the Coustitution wos | fot a very bright man, bui he wns a very Trom | (Laughter] Hewas aaked how it w that | sged 10 vote 1ight, and he answered that he #0 often man. A& 100,000 worth of fi 3 t 5 X ret-class Frencl 1 nlways waited to see A. CHINA, OLASS-WARE aod HOUSE-FURNISHING m.on‘.: e { ;mu “‘b ’?br Q'dll 'flml‘ulfll in it were wholly taken from h d A bock i aw, ond its provisions were assiwilated to the consti and oo ad nauseam. Has & cked, outraged, humbied, shamed ik out” all t ho did ne D 1] d ol 3 Sutfound Diviory of the Tother cauntry. When therefore our | aud Iudiguant people uo reczedy for 'y et b TR BT T MO W R e R o s o Cai Ay I Oicage. Ties Toalinseitar ) | 3020 par oant lese then eny other howse o saling the saime cioss of DEMAS BARNES & Co., of thelr pride of country and national self re T Must | Thus more than 2,000 of the servants of the Je in A single | fu. wnd 1 want 1o go the other way (laughter and Gl and von tor yourselves. No commor: anction goods cfered for or L know that my way lles fn the opposite di: Em: p‘iovhl'd x:(h(_'un&fluflon fafi'r *trial by jury,” they / v 1t To'the Eaglish common law 1o Gefiue what a Jury was and | they endure it for two yoars aud more longer! A like | department have been removed from t io | lo the v e condoered, o when Uhe Constitution | Trooninado agalaat any othor il offcer o the Inited States | Leeanse they would not aid o gt ot D %hie | T'fiad them sdvocating general amuesty and “Y¥OWARD D. BASSFORD'S Geeat B ) openke of e Ut e e Cition o | o any former Tresident, wouid he not hare removed Lim | yoplo in oppesiog and tiwartin atitutional aets of {he | 1fear there i i { corner Awiorplace. No o TR o s | onrre et 1o Hngliah lawe 8o when n felony is | for viuse | Shull the apectacl rewain forcver unrcluked, of ; ) Yy Ap AR e W bars wet SomerAsiorpate T sossertien TRty o s . . # felony in | . " wain forcver unrehuked, of | represeutatives of the people. [Cheers] Can it ba pretended, | cheated once more. [Applause.} We have won the victory in g - 1 Shentione et 0 Lo this 1ew 10 aseertaln wha & foiony bs, | (ho Presidont debastg himself bo ay Justly 1o Araw from the | short of Juenity. {hat wuch & nwe of the appoi g powes 14 | tho tield, and wo Tave won the victory by tho ballct, au we : h apessions 48 - Go f, | proper anf £OnSttAtiousl, f that the Ireaidant W) doka it i1 | Bave heen aimost choated out of the frult of our victory. That | TYES' PATENT LAMPS! < lied skmost. indeginiiely. | crowd wituessing the exhibition, Dou't get mad, Andy ! | plain apposiiion to the people_unght not 1o po removed from | — 4 » om is | was the favlt of the man who cheated us; if we are obeatcd ty at Washing. | power (o do wope mischiof] But stili worsd, Lho « .mm,..‘n now, it will be onr own fault. [Laughter and cheers.) Must | “irpg SAFEST, most CONVENIENT, and tw ) be dignity of | restriots the power of ** Appolutmeny” 10 the Sou to | this Government ever be earried yiotehed ( RMip o B T by e i Ing 10 | B apbinge ud. comprominee May it nover bo adupuistersd |~ THE BEST LAMP EVER USED! EX] FV ERMI S — 0\ “RMINATOR® ol ‘ cment” i given in the | Andy!" ' Keep your tewper, Andy ouse of Represent 10 the custome and Jaw of | Aud for the President to reply, X Jeft my dig Hinment 10 ase rouin what that power fs and the manner iu | ton !’ May not the people wey you have which it nu;')ln Msercised. 8o when the Copstitution gave tu | Sour office once—you shnll pever sgmn e reat prine f truth and Ju: u 0 —— priglgles of truth and Justice, to the “ebd | oy NppLIERS, BRACKETS, HANGING and TABLE e e to 1ry a1l impenchments, we are | deceut, respegtable syl intelligent people of the country alwass | fu seesion, Ieaving wj ¥ o ) , g with him to 1] vaeanol o ha oy pemitted o tbe x-:"«_ffin:r:-'ol the Hougs of Peers 1 " | o bava tadr Cheeko rm With ¥hae whieneser sacl condict | during the recets by ving comi e ¥ .'fxf"."."v'f',:’..'.f".'.'f.‘.' b ol g oy R+ oL R gy g e il A ANPS uat power 3¢5 cised t will | of their Chief is discussed, because the remedy bas never bees | end of the noxt sesslon of tf Mr. Jolnson hus wuder | But it is said that if an impeachment is attenpted, :h E =I.-u- a y in oftice | tive will reaist by the aid of the army and uavy. Then he will atly, a1 WITHOUT REMOVING the SHADE, GLOBE or t office in fhe Iand, | thin provision, in wore than framers of (he Constituth applied or an cxample made i In the Ligh shat whenever th o limit that power of the House wr Senate iu | the Presid o wlich it I8 our proudest boast the humblest | ot the end of the sousl 1 o, | ") - ‘ ol o wnd ) un o e - t‘ & nl’ Tmpenhmest i‘ o provided llhul he:' ;‘:'l"‘ n.nl " | u:.lh:r'u-lm:tllv 1:‘;;11:;::?“;:’;‘“ |0_"‘ .l.',,’m,,‘:",'";.',‘.“!rl 'ulb!' over. The VII".VII heppened ll\"l’lr the session and not in | theu onr libertles are indeed alrend, one forever, If h: the We daal in KEROSENE GOODS of all Rinds ® best RE O e withough the Peers voted 1gon honor oily | rewedyof impaachineny extats the Amer e TR crre d by this weans Le deprired the Sanats of all control | forme and in the manner Wreseribed by th Constitution, (s | FINED OIL in market, nd fuve tho attention o vl buyers, both b ke gk 4R8N Tt behg el known that the House of Lords hwd frequently | the et by b iea iy Toanihy |- es e o hts o Hirit, Whks wis | SAVMEL SRAM SSIOn Y ) puish my eriidils WHOLESALE AND RETALL. ST IS et Tk i o yay o s o 1 e case O Lond Chaneollr t. | ing 1148 118 dogredation st tho bigheet of al uisdcueanors, | of th Senate.” o enable tho 1 3 oy g 4 5 bigh In office, 1tin siot worth prescrviug. (Cheers.] | Circalar, with piices and i pplicante, Not dangereus to the Homan Feul, eon, or i pe ‘death, th hed be f Appl eut 1o force upon it 20 the timid fear not aud the wesk quako not. 0 A eon, o imrisogrent or deatb, 4 ose wpesched before (hem, | [ ppiame.| W lave e that th great dunger 1o bt in wembers from the Rebel States. ‘This praction is attompied 1o | and Navy aro loyol aud true, (cheers) avd will oba m‘,m,""'_{ JULIUS 2V 19 Maldeslune, N. Y. *Rats cowae out of thels Lolea to Jie. moval end disqualigeation froi office o o L ToTia il by Souieation 18 SoLaie o tns | iy e (0 oomng tn o bl omiaiatt ot B e hiony | 00 thomn o Gricruvomauylyi (cheors)bub it waas posi | € Slesgune o THE FOLDING FOCKET TANTERN. VERRIN of the impesciment, Ui trinl, he power o (e Sonato to bring | ¢t without shack o Disfory tenches that whenever any ai- | of Jnckson Wa e eher e e sl & oral e o T o poatetys o e { e o AL LT | DR L S | Sy e g B 11 g g 1o 10 o prae s seves sl SEVS EXTERMINATORS re Jeth 10 b gathered from the custoras of Partiameni. g it :(m":"',‘.’.';“;wm"""“':."‘,:.Il'A‘"l}"" by de- elf, that, therefore, the people desived all Kxeentiv thicatened that the Represontative who voted an luvpl'm"h- (l Morray-ats., where you will find Teas, Cotfess, Fish, ¥ i willbe seen i i the impeachment and rial of Julg bt 1h6 Matiadnipis. Comrenion on | Gorersmny wlgbt bojn barmony 1a o1 socts: by int il Aod Bmealt In fhat OH CePIIS Lo oo ia | P o g auy worwin N Vork. Oue e bovs: | #os Rtn Mice, Koschew Aol B Do, M, Flss e o8 ing end Chase 1 18 wfd oo e s s, Lo e | 1 i e ewd of Wb ¥aw Sevator from | s i tis lieury of moval 't Wae ot o [ Uroasonatio srder i betaa south poell o the tsbeer. (tout | BOO! INTS \'TE gyl Siog in s Iivase and * nate, condueted | Marylaud ol the lu:n"::nfi"u.:ll :.ne feclaration that * We | Juckson by gsusping the Coistitatioual powers of tho Sanwie, | aiid long continued applause ) T %l not belleve "!’Y.url['::ml K AGE NT! WANTED. €7 Boxes, Botiles, and Flasks, 25c., 80c,, and 1 sier. Tt exprees words of ‘b Constitntion. | body N bl 18 T (e e o s | T8 e Mr, Johnison has removed the ofioers who were pui | ever made. 1€ 1t s Tade, les un seg the ocreant Representn. | Now ready for dalivery, s groat Natlona) work—not politios " Sold by sll Drugglets everywhess, { o A e O rartaated 85 o | Watie Bl Ay e and amuimng 10 X ougress of the | jo by Linceln at the same time and upon the samo platform of | tive of the people so great a cowand £ t0 vot 1 i | vonal, (ac Kebeliion T 16 1-—is standard ; will nevor lovs its € Avd by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot, No. 484 Brond e e e er sty B¢ 100 GO 1¥e Siatos; 260 LRI Loy LT 0 LAY, acipied with himselr. Hd he waited ay Jnckson il 1 e | ment under such an Evcutive threat. (Cheers) Tt hud bet. | hse no sompetiion; eight aguistied 't ——— — e — { T e i TS P | 12 1 4 o e e sk v A0 spoken, Do would have temored ut fow | ter or bia be hed wever bea bor ad bl bt | wwrhipg i me, o commessemcat to ) € Realm, 100k Lim into enstody of their Sorgeant-nl Arms ¥ isrnption permanent.” s wa = ¢ g g —Hle ) it i e hicks 18 the upeachmiont was dotertined upon in that body. | followed by denaveintions of Cougrems *us i body of Di.res | ot e remerals Vs Rode 10 beod he people (o his wiil kel ey o s eqn ?fy':::'mm ':‘:":-'%'fllf!‘wflf‘g‘ { b Sy W n gold t o) 1| o Wo have paid 5,000,000,000 and o half million of lives to ba S bscription Publls 4 (1OSTAR' | s, wa anemitntional, dowineering and tyranical Con. | without cause, and to pam : o | teas.” nid vo on with over of hatred, contemps and | song of aby obe. o b .5,'-,.5"‘;""‘.""!'.‘,‘.",;". LTy R Tt conld be used an descriptive, necompanied with | let Mr. Jolinwon’s precedent go unpuiis)ed s ané Jows sanvied b7 Dongrias; | Gow dokason with hapoepitty, wichedly an aud nbmsiog the Constitutional pawer ¢ ngainel the Unjted States, and in order 1 and deitvered the prisoucr over, still iu custody, (0 the Ho Torde, when_tho articles of impeaokment were piaced be tie Peers, Doclor Sucheverell's ¢ jmpeacked for | rid 0. or beld him to bail suggestions as 1o the ae 10 u et ¥ e accuned yarsons being in prison were of course suspe £t wad trae would have couviuved tho §cople that tho ive hraneh of the Governmeut was unworiry of their te our free government. We will not yickd it to wsurpmtion | tekom for this work, per Agents sent pow. (Cheers.] It 15 said let us wait and see what the futare Iu sddition to the largest commlssion, virse of the Exeeutive may be. If & man_ chieat me once, it s | 8 but pe Lie fanit. If he cheat me twice, it is my fault. [Laughter 94008 thay sasi, applause.] Noi the promptings’ of st-preserva: Sy whiies} othe CELEBRATED 'HORN SALVE. from the exercle of ez oficil fnctione, A quesl W ever, whetber when a Peer of (he Renlm was joe . Wtenance or sapport, and the laws passed by it unconstitu- | [ ! i 1y o tebels it plices of hotor. (rust and prof Jictates of spendad fzom bix funetjon 44 1he Honss | ol wid voud. 1y it any defenso 1o say that these arsert . 4 ol gt b tho dictutes of political wisdon, the inspiration of ced by the Lords and nsserted by tha TR R gl £ o s Y ot e n R ht‘. nited UMPASRE A en wholoelasses of crim; | S0 ST Sil teach that it Is better to ave thin great o Wounds, Concors, Dokt P pir weem o be mantenly gupropes of a1 | then, wnd Hherofore hey S S0 laaiat ), Xioen: 2ok ‘thetr fal- | A 1o The BAN CHAYES-=1he ADMSS of Db oo g : i, e A BB h sen Hivpias, Bioodtag, Blisdsad FnS) toe o Y Freptinen b dutts « Teiog trind | sl ek the srongeatelement of (e grat crime of uiiring | Wiio the fuct i Wdmitted that (hor and the question whether eloetors from J i ‘Atections, Riogworm, Ttch, Corub, e §13nh | inca i the Chief Enocutive can thus, without chock, awall | Leen " ponloned. for thelr rimgn withont ves Tato e tholoe of & Preaklent 1o the Loyal North, Aud also per. | | k2. Chapped Hands, Lips, he.; Bites of Spidess, Lusecis, Aviain ress (amd 1t 1s needless o wny that it was never done be- | solely ‘upon the recommendation of other Tobels, yet it | haps with a forcign wer, with ¥ the power ib et Ay %8y . 7" Boxes, 2., 80c., o d $1aizen. nd Foorthave ler and me No! Soventeent] ta the Executive 1o control & fres peoy Jeked popular, | 8 sad, an the Constitution gives the I . s jeked man to successfully depose Congiess, and | pover to pardon, wh § i : i e gl e b 3 7w the Dictator, which Mr. Johnson thoush et pbiag gur s wro ! it is better t | A CONCENTR AT (ow P 1 . gt 34 ftobed ‘Ahe ntent and motive of the i ‘ \( s - i e i o ‘:::l:.;: g - adwa, t. Nicholss sictel. AN & G Pioudway we Fioh & MACK. FiRt-ive, Hote il oier high oniaies aud misdemonnor. 1 the wilicer cowd | c- | are many powe only be yemoved or suspended from the exerch i when taker n the exercise r b fon n dn connection | iunl if uaed wrougfully o anly be removed ur' sispended o f | j used wrongfully o with & wivig wotl o s have bt oIV R oY A R '|I)"m:‘f, ‘11‘",".','}",’4'”,.1.' Jtwasto | are. Alwost evory Governor of o Hinta b g el By MO8, 12 LW, sor Trlrks-first " g vig A et B AL . — B 4 color, proving it cannot Injure the most de Nold by , Bi 1M ELOW, eor Trlrty-re ty Jast the exnct o od who would stud %0 Mr. | Shousd pajdon and o I B eparimscata, 5oL the & ’ ottt e et ol o s .n-;run*.‘ IR LR % word it » e LInee o n and s the ) § twments, not i the Ar Nuvy, bul o | fowilas with vleall it INO. W, or. Four ot and Bovwer v iare. And the higher 1be p XMH".':IR, ok gt tentfary 1 Would ary man doubt that be n grent | edic tie and intelligence of 1 Presgfuckr | “ EHOLD NECESSITY! :f;,.r_., 0.7 < Mo 138 Sixt be remored fiom o u war bet for wile ‘,' Jmight be lmpe o 15 their ) «, valuing their freo fnstitutic their | Now mennisc ared in this 0 Do A% T No. \t" s oth wituew 1 Judges, w o WY ealle ow Ag Snppos orld y v atry ns the grent eX¢ . COMPANY No. 174 Bowery. slig VatUBWIT et ve 1o ohgw Luat e Toalled wight revenpe Vinself rpon ) ¥ one o 1y il | Y€ Qerey Satesronm, No. 90 TRINITY.H oty thlrdst. and 23 - o v o e i S0 ke ob DEA0LRATS VAt ot B Ll - . h AVeadd A