Impeachment Reports Amid Johnson Case and Senate Action
The House committee led by Stevens and Bingham presented impeachment against Andrew Johnson, with the Senate hearing and a resolution to take action. Reports detail the impeachment articles, subsequent Senate committee appointments, and ongoing legal proceedings linked to the Civil War era tenure of office act and related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie
Johnson
House of Representatives
Messra-Stevens
Bingham
Senate
House
Andrew Jodnson
Ava
Davis
Stevena
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Stevens
Howes of Representatives
United States
Andrew Johnson
United Stains
Ofin
Renate
Andrew Foknaen
Nate
JL . Meyers
Howard
Michigan
B. F. Wade
Mesars
Trumbull
Conklin
Morton
Pomeroy
Enamunda
Johson
Thoman
Murabal
Bull
Supreme Court
Jude Carter
Cnag
United States Supreme Court
Alanton
District Supreme Court
Thomas
Eegory
Washington
Emory
Stanbery
Ganton
War Department
Thomsa
Stanton
High Court
Anthony
Mormee
Bayard
Buccaroy
Gconneas
Rep
Cal
Patterson
Opp
Tenn
Cole
Corbett
Oregon
Ramey Plain
Cragin
Ross
L Davis
Oat Peniabary
Dixag
Sherman
Obja
Doolittle
E Sprague
RL Drake
Steward
Heredia
Edmonda
Owt Bamner
Mass
Ferry
Thayer
Fowenden
Tiptes
Niteh Fowler
Tean
Trumbull Freelinghuysen
van Winkle
R.W. V
Grimes
Willey Tee
Ee Harlan
Ian
Lows
William Rep
Ree
Wilon
Ind
Yates
Constitutional dispute over presidential power in interpreting laws
The passage discusses a clash between the executive and legislative branches over whether the president can rule on the constitutionality of laws passed by Congress. It argues the president should execute laws unless Supreme Court decisions restrain him, highlighting the balance among Congress, the president, and the courts as defined by the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qemreesn
al Sverige Eer
Andrew Johnson
Congress
Supreme Court
Beaver County
James David
Ann
Margaret
Tempe
Ranceti
Paw Ham J
Davis
Willian H. Davie
Hopewell Township
Hever County
Arith
Wiliam T. Enz Bree
Greene Obio
Pardons for counterfeiting listed by Attorney General
The President transmitted a communication from the Attorney General showing all pardons granted since April 14 1885 for counterfeiting and the names of those who recommended them with the circumstances. The report includes forgery perjury and other related offenses. Also noted is Governor Swann of Maryland being named for the United States Senate and remarks by ex Governor Taft and others on impeachment and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Asherein
Treasury
War
Navy
Interior
Congress
Hereford
Stanton
House For Representatives
Uly
Eadnot
Democratic Party
United States
Impeachment Peace Amid Turmoil and Civil War Echoes
A editorial argues impeachment will bring peace as warlike rumors fade. It attacks Reconstruction chaos, criticizes President Johnson’s policies, and calls for Congress to restore order and loyalty by removing the unfaithful president. It depicts South unrest and mercantile fear while urging unified support for impeachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
New York
Washington
Congress
Brooks
Raymond
Wall /St
Moncey
Wall ‘St
Berty
South
New Orleans
Alabama
Johnson
Maineland
Illinois
Alaska
United States
Gheridan
Pope
Drivco
Rules of impeachment court procedure in the Senate
A draft outline to govern impeachment trials in the Senate sets rules for notifying managers, presenting articles, oath administration, presiding officers, court organization, witness attendance, evidence questions, summons to the accused, service methods, and trial suspensions, with detailed steps to enforce orders and judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Senate
High Court
House of Representatives
House ‘of Representatives
United States
Secreta
Supreme Court of the United States
Orgcr
Anid Court
Chamber
Sab‘ml Cau
Lst
Renate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaver, Pa
Poland
Bouvet Sass
Dogad
Minota
Jon Ton
Peters
Ranaall
Lamong
Aepoian
Wichigan
Pally
Tal- Democrat
Nates
Ieee
Tevonn
Butler
Hinehan
Isi
Eseeral
Wilson
Ry Logan
Sonik
Mesara
Blais
Churchhll
Benjamin
Untop
Blo¢ham
Boutwell
Williama
Logan
A. J
Gov
Swans
Maryland
United States Senate
Thomestos
Robert J. Walker
National Democratic Committee
General Thomas
Grant
Taos
Forp
Washington D. C
Jon
Andy
Dar
Erelen
Free America
Vane
Amerca
Erie
Adur
X. Tribune
Indore
Tyto
Democritie Press
The
Pittsburgh Post
Zon Publican Party
Greas
Wakastir Gore
Tadohnson
der ‘Stanton
Ton
House of
BSR Gide
Mac Secese
High‘court
Secretary of State
Porn
Thomas McCreery
Wm. S. Marke
Marke
McCreery
I . SM. Marks
Beaver
Mart Orit
Shallenberger Bros
N. ©. Molasaere, N. C. Sugar
Striefly
DtAtka
Rytov , Retees
Eton Emt Waren
Ee Sgito
I. Swb
G. W. Pusey
Pickles, &c
Federal Street
Allegheny City
Penna
Remeter
Orphane Court
Chex
Hanes
Janes
Ranes
Wilton
Mines Powel
Mc Veen
Everouigel
H. Veep
Stat Iliwec
Sion Cottom
Minerva
J. Beato
Sarguel Tennis
Sene Serennet
Mariry
Francis Falr
Deccared
Mella-aegn
A. Veon
Ectas
Tasc
Fakin
David Ferguson
Cuyralsn
Coke Bite
Ron
Bilen Fh
W. P. Towneerd
Eliza van Buekird
Wo P. Townesed
Vinkin
Jedi M. Townend
Tauneend
Margaret Gilliland
M. Gita
W. P. Towneend
Cuardinn
Wile
Gilliland
Mauhew Gililynd
RB. Steinfeldt
Eatate
Kolaman Wirsberg
Windlonurs
Bobers
Dee
Dames G. Bisa
Sendder TH
Darragh
Chis
Hurst
Po Blake
Peter Hake
James Loor
Elizabeth Casta
John Calvin
Wrodo
Pater
Catell
Calvin
Mary Medsules
Robert Mccann
MW. Lawrence
Deceneell
Marti
Tleton
Reylter
PDIP
Dubn Nala
Thos Walton
Joesphew
Brady
Ido
William Ralvtox
Arcbite Ton
Renin
J. Th
Nutler
Cere
Larrea
Maren Tork
Ovcork
Wolf Lane
Anderpeat
Blichen Altsched
Goed Berg
Ee Waars