Speech and adjournment mark Stanton impeachment trial
The report describes Mr. Evarts speaking for three hours and a tide of discussion over removing Mr. Stanton. Stanton then sought to address the court but adjourned after a brief attempt, while Stanbery delivered a lengthy argument read by his secretary. The Senate adjourned as Stanton’s defense was praised but no new points emerged.
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Evarts
Stanton
Stanbery
Bénate
Goold
Tmngs
Messrs
Shuman
Logan
Reid
B. Dornblazer
Impeachment Impeachment Trial Day Twenty One Summary
The twenty first day of the impeachment trial features Williams closing his speech for the people and Evarts opening the defense. Evarts captivates spectators, asserts the constitution is on trial, and argues the Senate’s role while defending executive oath and future implications of conviction. The session discusses censure motions, night sessions, and adjourns as Evarts continues to address constitutional questions and presidential powers.
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Suesday
Williams
Evarts
House
Representatives
Senate
Sumner
Nelson
Butler
Cameron
Everats
Gvarts
Congres
United States
County Republican Convention at Plymouth Hall
The Stephenson County Republicans held a convention at Plymouth Hall to appoint delegates to the State and Congressional Conventions. Col. R. V. Ankeny chaired, EH C. Burchard was temporary chair, J. S. McCall secretary, and a five‑member credentials committee named. Delegates from Rock Run to Winslow were listed, with town and ward representatives appointed to choose state and Dixon delegates.
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Stephenson County
Plymouth Hall
R. V. Ankeny
Central Committee
EH. C. Burchard
J. S. McCall
Aspinwall
Messrs
Robert Little
John Hart
Geo. Osterhout
A. W. Hall
Jacob Gable
Rock Run
George ‘Osterhout
John Gift
J. Davis
A. Gottlehust
R. Jy. Cooper
Ridott
John ‘Swanzy
Jacob
Lambert
James S. Taggart
Saml. Meyer
John Miller
Jefferson
John R. Ways
West Point
K. T. Perry
J. B. Hinkley
N. Perrin
Adam Kember
Silver Creek
William Young
C. H. Rosenstiel
C.D. Blanchard
Winslow Wm
Legrand
M. Cox
A. DeHaven
Kent
H. Gillett
J. Kaister
Erin
P. H. Kaufman
J., W. Pickard
Harlem
Geo. S. Dickey
Chas. Trigh
James Flansberg
Florence
R.V
Ankeny
C. van Brooklyn
H. R. Wheeler
Lancaster
Way Rusell
George Thompson
Buckeye
Dani
Musser
Thos. Barber
J. M. Smith
Oneco
John Wade
Wm. Trotter
Loran
M. W. Graham
Waddams
C. F. Wealty
H. Graves
Wm. Dively
Freeport
Ward
W. S. Gray
J.J. Neff
C. M. Shaffer
Mr. Ingalls
Dixon
Jas. M. Smith
John W. Pickard
C. Buckman
D. Atkins
Delegates Named and Republican Resolutions Adopted
West Point delegates and five member committee named to draft resolutions for state and congressional conventions. The resolutions endorse Republican governance, impeachment of Johnson, retrenchment, and support for Washburne, Palmer, Addams for Lieutenant Governor, and ensure penitentiary reform. Dornblazer letter praises prison management and outlines finances and operations under Republican oversight.
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Republican Party
Congress of the
United States
Andrew Johnson
Elihu B. Washburne
John M. Palmer
Ilinois
John H. Addams
Ulysses
Grant
White House
Oni
Sunderland
Dornblazer
State Penitentiary
H. C. Burchard
Ch'm
McCain
Seo’y
Freeport
Ill
Palmer and Addams Named For State Ticket In Illinois
From county convention reports delegates were instructed to vote for General Palmer for Governor and Hon John H Addams for Lieutenant Governor, with near unanimous support expected. The notice also advertises Mrs A Allen’s improved Hair Restorer at one dollar.
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General Palmer
John H. Addams
Republican Party
Illinois
A. Allen
Flor de Mayo Perfume Promoted by Druggists
Advertisers tout Flor de Mayo as a superior perfume for handkerchief use. The maker D to have the product tested and guarantee refunds if trials fail to prove it better than soda. The ad cites Shakespeare and claims broad retail satisfaction with the fragrance, sold by all druggists.
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Messrs. D
Shakespear
Phalon
Flor DE Mayo
Son of
York
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George Osterhout
Rock Rut
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