Vontrost gitmorrat.
A. T. GERRITSON, Editor.
TrEsnAT, !NAT f 4, isas.
FOR Ail - MOB GENERAL,
HON. CHARLES E. BOYLE,
erITITETIT , COONTT
FOE SURVEYOR GENERAL,
-GEN. WELLINGTON H. ENT,
OF COLUVELe COUNTY.
election, Tuesday October Is, 1868,
- 4;0 - It is reported that Republican Sen
ators are even -threatened- with death if
they do not vote for impeachment.
The Tribune urge that Senators
be at once admitted from Arkansas, Car.
olinas, aco., so• as toyote for impeachment,
although such Senators would not have
heard a word of evidence.
/flir - It is freely admitted upon Radical
authority that votes for impeachment are
being offered for purchase and sale with
reference to offices supposed to be (in fu
ture) in the gift of the impeaching party.
larTlie people of Arkansas, by a ma
jority, 'voted down the negro equality
Constitution submitted to them; so the
election" was continued - 17 days to al
low binds of negroes to roam from place
au place and vote for it. The Rads finally
figured 1316 for it; but admit that in two
counties 1923 votes were cast by persons
not residing therein ! Yet the House adopts
a preamble declaring that the Constitu
tion was adopted !
Such is reconstruction under Radical
rule.
The Impeachment Trial.
As noted in our last, Mr. Stanbery
closed his speech on Saturday the 2d. It
proved to be a very able, logical argu
ment, clearly demonstrating that the im
peachment charges have no just, moral or
legal folmdatioo.
Olt Monday, manager Bingham opened
the closing speech, which was not closed
until Wednesday. He labored to incite
passions against the President, and at the
close, as if by previous arrangement, a
crowd of " outside impeachers" who were
in the galleries with their " ladies" com
menced cheering. They refused to come
* to order, when requested to do so by the
chief Justice, and the galleries were or
dered to be cleared, which order was not
obeyed, and the disturbance continued.
Senators Grimes and Trumbull proposed
that order be enforced, at which the
mob became more violent and insulting in
their demonstrations, and were "finally
driven out by the police. Meantime,
Cameron began a speech in support of the
conduct of the mob, and refused to come
to order at calls of Senators until ordered
=to take his seat by the Chief Justice.
This course was doubtless a part of the
means adopted to coerce doubtful Sena
tors to vote for impeachment under the
party lash.
After a long controversy, it was agreed
on Thursday to adjourn- till Monday, and
that on Tuesday (to day) the voting upon
the several articles should commence.
As each Senator is allowed but fifteen
minutes for argument or explanation, a
final verdict will no doubt be reached this
week. Leave was given for written opin
, 'lime to be filed up to Thursday, 14th.
Doings in Congress.
On the 2d, a personal controversy arose
between Donnelly of Minesota and Wash
burn of Illinois, radical members of the
House, which led to one of the vilest de
bates that ever digraced a public assem
bly. Much of the language used was so
profane, abusive and indecent, that it is
not fit to be printed; yet the radical house
refused to allow a stop to be put to it.
4s Grant's name was, mixed up in it, the
rids afterwards decided to suppress por
tions of it from appearing in the Congres
sional
Glohe. It should be noted thattbe
House has voted to impeach the President.
fQr " unbecoming language;" and while
the Senate is trying him on that charge,
the House indulges members in language
that beano parallel in respectable society.
In view of these facts a member offered a'
proposition to withdraw that article of
impeachment, but the pharisaical mew-'
bars would not allow its consideration.
A bill was offered in the House on Fri
dayto restore Arkansas to the Union,"
and ivhicli was passed under the previous
qUestion, without time being given to ea
aritiptioralebste the, subject.. Thad. Ste
vens said lie had reasons for 'immediate
passage whieb—he-did-oot--ehoose to re
veal. Four radicals 'voted against the
bill.. It cot only forces - negro 'equality
upon the state, but declares thud', state
_she/ user abolish then order of itilpga
A bill to admit tioutb Corollas was re
ported. -- . _
Causes sad. Results.
As it is now settled that partisan cans,
es are the moving impulse for impeach•
meat, the inference Is drawn that the re•
talc will be in compliance with the orders
of King Canons.
But if enough.,of Re_publicaq_.Sena•
tors consult law and facts rather than
the party programme, or fear to go so far
for party ends,' the President will be Ac
quitted.
The . Carbondale Advance (a 'Republi-
can paper) of last week, takes this view of
the ease; and we call especial attention to
its words
"Some people seem to look for the
President's acquittal. They are unable to
divest themselves of the idea that this
case is to be decided like ordinary legal
and judicial trials; They overlook the
controlling partisan aspects of the case.
" The President has proved a traitor to
the party that - placed him in power, while
in possession of his office. He has distrib•
rated precious patronage against the will
and 'wishes - of a majority, a two-thirds ma
jority of both branches of Congress. Offi
cial Ilonors and emoluments which Con
gressmen wanted; for their friends have
been given to their enemies. This proves
the President's guilt so plainly that it is
quite unnecessary to look further.
"His conviction, when that stage of
the case is reached, is to be looked for as
a matter of course,"
Similar avowals have oome from vari
ous radical sources; and, let the result be
what it may, they go into history as the
true and correct exposition of the motives
of the authors and indorsers of impeach
ment.
Lucerne License Law.
AR Act• for the further protection of
the wholesale and retail merchants in the
county of Lucerne :
SEC. 1.. Be it enacted by the Senate end
House of Representatives of the Common.
wealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly
met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority
of the same. That from 'and after the pas
sage of this act, it shall not be lawful for
any merchant, or his traveling agent, not
residing within said county, to sell by
sample, order, or otherwise, in the said
county ofLucerne, and goods, wares, or
merchandise, by wholesale or retail with
out first having obtained from the Treas
urer of said county of Luzerne a license
for that purpose, for:which said licence he
shall pay the sum of three hundred dollars
said license shall not continue for a' longer
period than one year from the date there
of.
SEc. 2. Any sale made as aforesaid by
any merchant or his traveling agent,
without license obtained as aforesaid,
within the limits -of the county afesaid,
shall be held and deemed a misdemeanor,
punishable by fine of not less than three
hundred dollars, one half to be paid to the
informer,who shall be a competentwit nese,
the other half to the School District in
which the offence shall have been commit
ted, or imprisonment, or both at the dis
cretion of the court, and it shall be lawful
for any constable residing in any of the
townships, wards or boroughs in said
county either upon own knowledge, or
the complaint of any citizen of Luzerne
county, to arrest any person or persons
engaged in making sales as aforesaid, by
sathple. order,
or otherwise, and convey
him, or them before any Alderman or Jus
tice of the Peace, residing in said county
of Luzerne, and unless the said person
selling as aforesaid shall be able to exhib
it his her or their license from the said
Treasurer of the said county of Luzerne,
said Alderman or Justice of the Peace to
require such persons, so arrested to enter
into bonds with approved security for his,
her, or their appearance at the next court,
of Quarter sessions, to answer, , and in de
fault thereof, to be committed to the
proper jail in said county.
ELISHA W. DAVIS,
Speaker of the House of Rep.
JAMES L. GRAHAM,
Speaker of the Senate.
Appro'ved, the fourteenth day of April,
Anno DomioLone thohsand eight hun
dred and sixty eight.
Jons W. GEARY.
PRECEDBITT.—The impeachers have
been looking up precedents for their.pros
ecution of Andrew Johnson. Here is the
copy of a verdict found by a Confederate
court held in Knoxville,Tennessee, in De
cember, 1862, which th radical majority
in the senate can adopt in form :
" That the Senators on their oath do
say that the said Andrew Johnson is an
alien enemy to the Confederate states of
America: It is, therefore, ordered by the
Court that the said Johnson is an alien
enemy, and all the property, rights, and
credits belonging to him, either at law or
in equity, are sequestrated under the acts
ofOongress, and. the Il.eCeiver for this
District is directed to proceed to diipose
of the same as provide by law."
The verdict of the Rebel court 'against
Andrew' Johnson was in consequence of
his devotion to the -Constitution .and the
Union, and the! verdict of the radical
court at :Washington' hi t° - condemn hint
for the-sametsauee,'
,
-No 9nder so mat*? sjOrtbleqs hied.
icicle are advertised, for, the cure o f vari,
one ifeisie, and 7#llon tried 'rfoupd' want
ing"-,tbat the invalid: loses all faith in epee.
i Wei heee,,i4i4O learn, hoiever,
the flret failttma;of,Wistar's Balsam. sif
Wild 04e to, c ore congtie, cedoiand
in4moPari
During_ the impeachment_ _;dal _seine
facts about the Alta Vela cue have trans
pired that not only do no credit to the
Managers, but which prove that they have
held their position over the head of the
President as a menace. It will be-remem
bered that Alta Vela is a Guano Plied,
clairieriby some Americans, clients of
Ben Butler and others. On tbe,' 9th of
March, Butler drew up a paper for one of
ths'claimants, which he, Thad Stevens,
John A. Bingham-and John A. Logan
signed and sent to the President. The
paper demanded that the President should
send alum of war to the island to dispos
sess the foreign occupants. As this pa
per was gotten up and forwarded after
the impeachment proceedings had been
commenced, it had the appearance of
their wishing to drive a private specula
tion through under a threat from the mana
gers. This disgraceful proceeding was
exposed by Judge Nelson, in the high
Court of Impeachment, a nd a little ex
citement was caused thereby. It was
made apparent to everybody that the
Managers tried to use their power during
the trial to subserve their private interest.
No doubt, if the President had sent a na
tional vessel as they desired, to dispossess
the foreign occupants of Alta Vela Island,
it would have been brought -up against
him Its another instance of executive usur
pation. But the President refused to en
tertain their proposition, and thereby
made the Managers more hostile to him
than before.
MOSE THIEVES.-H. P. Doran's store
was entered on Friday night last, and two
watches, one gold, the other silver, a large
quantity of_pcnnies, a satchel and a suit of
clothes, were taken therefrom. An Erie
watchman saw a negro up near red rock,
wearing a new suit and carrying a satch
el, and upon hearing of the robbery, men
tioned the 'fact. Lute Buck and Mr. Do
ran at once started in pursuit of the sus
pected party, and overhauled him near
Susquehanna Depot. The missing arti
cles, were found in his possession, and he
was at once taken in charge by Buck. At
an examination before Esq. Reckhow on
Saturday his guilt was clearly proved, and
Sheriff Lane was furnished with a guest
until our next term of Court.
Burglars were also at work the same
night at the shop of Geo. Wessell, and
house of Dr. C. P. Bigelow. The lock on
Wessell's door was broken to pieces by
the burglarinus parties. It is not known
whether anything was taken or not in ei
ther case. —G. B. Pennsylvanian.
A Case for Conservative Republicans.
The Supreme Court of Lonisiana,a body
which is now composed of Radical
carpet-baggers, has decided that a grand
jury drawn under Hancock's order is ille
gal, because composed entirely of white
men. The same body has set free a ne
gro murderer, who was indicted by the
white grand jury and convicted in the
court below. That was done for the pur
pose of pandering to the negro vote. We
would-like to hear an honest expression of
opinion on such proceedings from those
men in Pennsylvania who style them
selves Conservative Republicans.
WHERE WILL THEY Go ?—Before the
election in Chicago, a correspondent says
the Radical in that city declared that Vic
went for the Democrats, the Radical Nat
ional Convention "should be adjourned
to some more loyal section." Chicago
has gone Democratic,and it. therefore be
comes a question as to where the Radicals
will go. All the great Atlantic cities
are Democratic, and now that the
greatest of inland cities has deserted the
rotten Radical party, where will they go ?
There is still one last refuge which may
be pointed to where they are likely to find
sympathizing friends for a year longer,
and that is Washington city. The Capi
tal has been legislated into the hands of the
negroes, who doubtless would be glad to
entertain their Boston and New York
friends just once. But as the negroes de
test carpet-bags no doubt they would de
spise the Radical ever afterwards, and
Washington would vote the Democrats
into power again.
The Abyssinia King.
The cable dispaches Sunday night
brought the startling news that General
Napier, commander of the British troops,
has at. last met the Abyssinia forces, under
the command of King Theodore, and not
only conquesed them, and set the British
prisoners free, but during the strive killed
the King, who fell fighting bravely at the
head of his troops, defending his Capitol,
M.agdale.
O -
Burned Down.
The steam saw-mill of Mr. Sutton, three
miles east of New Milford, was burned to
the ground on Monday night, April 27th.
The engine room was the last part to
burn. One of the workmen was through
the building an hour and a half before the
fire enveloped the whole building, and re
ported everything safe. It is thought, ac
cordingly, that it was fired by au incendi
ary. Loss at least ss,ooo.—Northern
Penn.
. tar Jeff. Davis' bail beads were re
newed in Richmond on Saturday. Hor
ace Greeley, Cornelius Vanderbilt, and
Gerrit Smith became securities in $25,000
each, the remaining $25,000 being guar
anteed by citizens of Richmond.
The accused is to appear at the next ,
term of the Court on being duly 'notified.
Tbelsidge, announce that Chief - justice ;
Chase would be4repared to try the case
immediately after the impeachment trial
clbees.
—TM: radicals at the recent charter
elgetfrio in` lebikOh If OW jerfleir; Iteaded
their tielteti `"!bait and Vlctorry.' They
wire benteu lycii~4tl►an ever t•efore.
named Eli n • - eiiihy
was married to a negro girl named Ellen
EdmisonOn MoVeytOra; Mifilid county,
the other day. An illustration' or comas.
tent radicalism.
—A portion of the trade. work on the
Erie Railroad Depot at ,Terseygave way
onTuesday, precipitating a locomotive in
to the North river. The engineer and fire
man were drowned.
—The Selma Afessenger l says : "Ash
burn,-who the radicals abed-tears over,
was a man of bad character and infamous
associatimis. An ex dive driver, ex
preacher, and low demagogue, be met his
death in a negroden of prostitution where
he had lived I"
Fmk LAw.—The Legislature of this
state, last winter paged a law reglating
fishing in the Susquehanna river, making
it an offence to Woe any fish basket - or
fish trap in the river, or to fish with a
seine within two hundred yards of any
sluice of fish way erected for the passage
of fish, under severe penalties..
This law is intended for the preserva
tion of fish in the streams throughout the
State and to the systematic stocking of
the waters. and the breeding of fish in
them.
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—Before the late election in Chicago
the Tribune of that city declared the result
would be indictive of public sentiment in
Illinois and the West general' in regard to
Grant, impeachment, (to. It bad not then
the remotest idea of such a sweeping con-
demnation of Radical men and measures.
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Liman, wroniaamr, on. sonnornirn
OUCIANS.-
400f141,1)'SAEIRAAN BITTERS,
la - composed of timpnrejnieea (or, tut ?they are mem.
einalit-temed. axtrada) of Roots.' Hotta sad trts,
=Mogi premition highly eoneentratett, aad
free from admixture of any kind.
EOOIPLARD'S GERMAN:TONIC
Is a tombination'vf all the Need lents of die Intim
with the purest quality of Santa Cruz Rein, Orange ac.
making one of the moat pleasant and agreeable reme
dies ever offered to the public. • .
?bone preferring a medicine free from alcoholic s -
mixture, will Vaal '1 - •
Hoofland's German Bittere.
Those who have no objections to the combinstleau
stated, will nab - ' -
Hooftand's German Tonic.
TIMM ere both equally good. and contain the time ins
dieinal virtues, the choice between the' two beteg
mesa matter ol Mato, the Tonic being the most palate.
ble.
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The stomach, from a variety of canoes, such u
helation, dyspepsia, servant' debility. ate., is sky apt t o
ave its fanetions deranged. The Liver, sytnpath4laa
as It closely does with the Stemseh,then Minim sr.
fected, the result of which is that the patient sulfas
from several or more of the following diseases:
Oonetipation, flatulence, Inward piles, fullness of
blood to the head, acidity of the stomach, nauses,heut
burn, disgust for food, fullness or weight In the atom.
seh, sour eructations, sinking or fluttering at the pit of
the etoluseti, swimming of the head. hurried or dimwit
breathing, fluttering at the heat. choking or entreat
ing sensations when in s lying pestaire,dfmness aryls
ion. dots or webs before the eight,dull pain lathe heed,
deficiency of pettpiration, yellowness of the gain sad
eyes, plain in the sideOlielt. chest, limbs etc., suedes
flushes of heat, burning In the flesh, constant lough.
fogs °feel!, and great depression of spirits.
The sufferer from these illaeasey should exercbe: the
greatest cautlon•in the selection of a remedy for bts
ease; purchasing only that which be Is assured from his
investigations and inquiries posses true merit, is skill•
fully compounded., is free from Injurious. ingredients,
and has established for itself a reputation for the min
of these diseases. In this connection .we would sal
mit those well known lemedies: •• ,
1100FLANDI GERMAN BITTERS,
1100 FL 01111211 AN Tonle,
PREPARED BY Dr. C. M. JACKSON,
Pialadelplalii, Pa.
Twenty-five yarn since they were drat introduced !I
to this country from Germany, during which time they
have undoubtedly performed more cures, and benefited
suffering humanity to a greater extent. than any other
remedies known to the public.
These remedies will effectually cure LiverCrunplsial,
Jaundice, Dyepepsia, Chronic or Nerroui Debility,
chronic Darrhoes, disease of the Itidneys, and all dis
eases arising from a disordered Liver. titontach. or In
testines. . .
acbtty,
Resulting from any cause whatever ; Prostration of the
System, Induced by severe labor, hardships,
exposure s fevers, ire.
There is no medicine extant equal to these remedies
in such cases. A tone and vigor is imputed to the
whole - system, the appetite is strengthened, food is et
joyed, the stomach dfrepta promptly, the blood im puri
fied, the eumplexionc...wmes sonod and healthy, the
yellow tinge Is eradicated from the eyes. • bloom leer
en to the cheeks, and the weak and nervous invalid be
comes !utmost and healthy being. • •
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
and feeling the hand of time weighing heavily upon
them, withal! Its attendant Ills, will and In the cue of
this ntrrtrei, or the Tome, an elixir that will instil
new life into their veins, restore in a measure the en
ergy and ardor Of more youthful days, build up their
shrunken forms, sun give health and happiness, to
their-retaining years.
NOTICE :
It is a well established fact that fully one half of the
female porton of our population are seldom in the en
joyment of rood heal h; or , to use their own expression
feel well . They are languid. devoid of all energy,
extremely nervous, and have no appetite. • •
To this data of persons the arrvsna, or the forte, is
especially recommended.
WEAKAND DELICATE CHILDREN
are made strong by the use of either of these remedies
They will cure every case of summing". without fad.
T6mands of certilleatea w have accumulated ts. ths
bands of the proprietor, Vitt space will alloW of the
publication of but a few. Thosel it will be observed.
are men of note and of such sta nd ing that they mast be
believed.
TESTIMONIALS:
Hort. Geo. W. Woodward,
Chief Juitice of the Supreme Court of Pa.
PUILADICLPSILLI. Mara ik#l7.
" I finit'Booflands' German Bitters' is a goo
useful in disease of the digestive organs, and biro
benefit in eases of debility and want of nerved tiou
in the system. Yours truly G ,
EO. W. WOODWiBb."
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge of the SuproniVourt of Pennsytva
.
Pumanitinui. April IA lace.
" I =older 6 flooliand's German Bitters' a valuable
medicine in cosset attacks of indigestion for DppeP
Ma. 1 can exalt, this from my enperience of it.
Yours. with respect.
JAMES TiIOMPSOI O
REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD,
D. D.
Pastor of the tenth • BapieSt Chureh, Phil.
delphia. .
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Da. Jammu—Dear Sit: I have been (router/gym
quested to connect my name with recommendalim
of different kinds of medicines, but regarding the
practice as oat ofmy appropriate sphere, I hSTO ID 111
cases declined; brit with a clear. Koala 'various in
stances and particniarly In my own tinnily, of the am
fulness of Dr. Hooliands GOMM 'Bitten, I depart for
once from my usual course, to express my hall con
viction that, for general debility of the system. mud
especially for Liver Complaint, it is a safe and valor
hie preparation. In some cases limey fall; but noun!
I doubt not, it will bf,ltity beneficial to th°6° who su .
fer from the above causes. .
Tour', very restiectrelif_.— . v
J: b e lowMAßD,_
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FROM. _ REV. E.D. FENDALL,
Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, Phil
adelphici
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I have derived decided benefit.' tram the esit.ol goof'
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landtatlermill Wain And 'feel it my plan* to me'
amend them ha a most valuable tonic, to .in who an
entering from generaidebility or from dims" gnarl
from derangement of the liver. Tours trul&au.
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