Johnson impeachment, 1868

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18550 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (1709 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The New York Herald — 1867-06-02, page 3

   … gaaond raund waa wan by WASHINGTON. W ashinc.tow, June 1, 1807. The Question of Impeachment. Oeneral Howard and Colonel Morrow wore the only wlmtiwu examined to-day by the …

2. New-York Tribune — 1867-06-03, page 2

   … , or pardon, in suck manner as may be prescribed y law. Src. 45. In caseswf the impeachment of the Governor, or his removal from oflice, or his death, resignation, absence …

   … question of removal, the yeas and nays shall be entered on the journals, Src. 53. An impeachment shall bemnade only by the voto of a majority of all the members elected to the …

   … of the Court shall take an oath or allirmation, truly and impartially to try the impeachment, according to the evidence; and no conviction shall be had without the concurrence …

3. The Sun — 1867-06-03, page 1

   … Colonel Morrow ee.n tha oulv witoeaaaa eiainlned yeater d ly bv the Judl.-liirr Impeachment I'lim mtltee. The former waa naked a varietv nf queeliona about lha eurronder nf …

4. New-York Tribune — 1867-06-04, page 4

   … the charges against the President, has decided, by a vote of five to four, that impeachment is not justified by the facts. Of the seven Republicans four were in favor of impeachment. But the inquiriry resulted in a vote of censure, seven members of the Committee …

5. New-York Tribune — 1867-06-04, page 5

   … 4, 1867-WITIf SUPPLEMENT. 5 (WASHINGTON, [UE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE VOTES AGAINST IMPEACHMENT NO PROBABILITY OF A JULY SESSION THE PRESIDENT AND THE ACTS OF THE MILITARY DISTRICT …

   … question came up whether or not the evidence received by the Comwitteo justified the impeachment of President Johnson, and it was decided in the negative. Those who voted in the …

   … Committee. Immediately afterward, one of the Republicans who voted against the impeachment offered a resolution to the effect that President Johnson was worthy the censnre …

6. The New York Herald — 1867-06-04, page 3

   … < la tare aa4 Kesseva4 Prsa Office. Nasnvnta, Jane 3, 1MT. the argassent in the impeachment trial ef J'llgs tr% B er baring been concluded la tha Senate to-day, acting ?a …

   … paaaia* a vole oi canaan nevertheless against tlie President. Tba ques tion of Impeachment wan warmly dU-ussed, but reou'.ted in a vote of bve sgamst aud four >u favor. Tlia …

7. The New York Herald — 1867-06-04, page 6

   … been received in Waahiugton, and ia p ibll.-hod in the Hkkald th s morning. The Impeachment Comnoittoo adjourned yeaterday until tho 20th of Juno, the question of impeachment being lout by a vote of four to five, and a resolution of censure againat th* President …

8. The New York Herald — 1867-06-04, page 8

   … again been receiv ing Ibe abase of tbe Richmond press, which rails loudly for his impeachment and removal from office. Franklin Pierce, Vallandlgham, Thomas H. Seymour, snd …

9. New-York Tribune — 1867-06-05, page 1

   … JUDGE KING REMOVED FROM OFFICE, BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. 81. Louis, June 4.—The impeachment trial of Judge King, which has been progressing before the Mis. sour: Senate for …

10. The New York Herald — 1867-06-05, page 5

    The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

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    … copious discharge from the ears. Loss Of many teeth or the teeth generally unsound. impeachment of speech. g. Want of due capacity Of the chest and any other indication OF. a …

    … came out In the 81 the examination which DID not on tbe trial OF Bridget Dcrsan. IMPEACHMENT or JUDGE KING, uf MISSOURI. ~. Iorr, June 4 1867. The impeachment trial u Judge King which has been progressing before the Missouri Senate for two …

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