Newspaper results for impeachment

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204827 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (16034 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

  1. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1800-12-24, page 2

    … of repealing thofe laws that Were complained of, or to report tacts whereon an impeachment could be ground ed, he v.: eld ie.ve purfued the ufual courfe ; but when he commits …

  2. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1800-12-26, page 1

    … And I pledge myi'elf, that in Such event, iS no other member Shall, to move his impeachment. Mr. Claiborne. I cannot SubScribe to the character given to Winthrop Sar gent …

  3. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1800-12-26, page 2

    … Suppbfe the committee think the charge: insufficient for the object of removal or impeachment, and yet art- of opinion that they are fufficient to jltftify ftrong fufpici on …

  4. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-01-23, page 4

    … if 1 i he has been placed in the office for four 1 : years, and by judgment on impeachment l ' 1 has been removed from that office, then r i the Vice-Prelident, the Prefident …

    … presidency—He may be re- 5 ■ moved from his quadrennial prefidency by n , judgment on impeachment, but he cannot a . be removed from it one fecond after his office expires. This …

  5. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-02-02, page 1

    … of it prior to its being believed. Will gentlemen fay there is no chance for an impeachment, becaufe a majority in both houfes are biafed by the fame party prejudices ? What …

    … according to law." It could be only the common law here referred to. In cafes of impeachment how would Se nators form their opinion, the conftitutiott has given no direction …

  6. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-02-02, page 4

    … who are fupe p- rior to the dread of removal from office, ly excepting only by impeachment for mifbe fo haviour. Yet this is the fubftance of the of reafons gentlemen affume …

  7. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-03-20, page 1

    … could not be removed except - upon mifconduft, which could only be ' - known by impeachment. He oppofed the r bill and tlie amendment, becaufe it was an - intruiion upon executive …

  8. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-04-03, page 1

    … , a man incapable of holding it, for the only purpofe of an inllant removal, by impeachment, or other legal procefs ? Shall the lame fi tter which conveys a com miffion, to …

  9. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-04-10, page 4

    … <5 ricuilty convided in the ufiudand prrfcribed C ■ way ; that that Way was by impeachment ; b , that this mode, and this only, conlt/tu ! ttjjn lly appertained to the houfe …

  10. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-04-24, page 4

    … constitution t e it is declared that the trial of all crimes v . except in cafes of impeachment fhall be by e s jury, and by the Bth article of the amend-1; - ments which have …

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