that Senate meet on Monday next (May 11) at 11 a. m, for deliberation, and on Tuesday at 12 m. I-11 II-476 .11-478 .I-390. II-249, 476, 478 remarks on the competency of the President pro tempore to sit as a member of the court.......III—364, 334 that Senate proceed on Monday next to take the yeas and nays on the articles without debate; any Morton, Oliver P., a senator from Indiana 11-476 ..I-185, 442. II-470, 476, 493, 494, 495 -.I-24, 86, 674. II-219, 483 remarks on the competency of the President pro tempore to sit as a member of the court.......III-367,387 question. Whether it is competent for the President pro tempore of the Senate to take the, and become III-360 .III-400 Officers, territorial and executive, list of, with their tenures.. ..I--548 Opinion: order, that each senator shall be permitted to file, within two days after the vote shall have .II-476 agreed to.. II-478 remarks on the competency of the President pro tempore to sit as a member of the court......III-379, 390, 394, 401 order by- (in Senate,) that the notice to Chief Justice to meet the Senate in the trial and request his attend. ..I-10 remarks by.. ..........I-10, 451. opinion on the case.. II4, 359, 490 Practice. (See Rules.) right of counsel making motion to open and close argument thereon.. ..-77 the limitation of argument on interlocutory questions to one hour, by rule XX, has reference ...... to the if managers desire to cross-examine they must cross-examine before dismissing witness. ...I-507, 519 but after question is asked, it is competent for managers to state objections to its being answered....I-519 .1-518, 522 I-589 the general rules of the Senate in its legislative session govern proceedings of the court, so far as ap J451,532 President. (See Johnson, Andrew.) President pro tempore of the Senate- question, Whether it is competent for the, to take the oath and become thereby a part of the court Question, final, order that when doors shall be closed for deliberation upon, the official reporters shall tabled, (yeas 28, nays 20) II-141 ......II-188, 218, 471 order, that Senate proceed to vote on the several articles at twelve o'clock on day after the close of offered .II-189 called up. order, that the Senate meet on Monday next (May 11) at 11 a. m., for deliberation on, and on Tues- views of Chief Justice on form of putting order that the views of Chief Justice be entered on the journal-[By Mr. Buckalew.] II-473 II-478 .II-189, 219, 478 .II-480 order that, be put as proposed by presiding officer, and each senator rise and answer “Guilty" or offered and agreed to .II-481 order, that the standing order of the Senate that it will proceed to vote on the articles at 12 o'clock ..II-49 agreed to.. II-483 order, that the Senate now proceed to vote upon the articles, according to the rules of the Senate- offered May 16 .II-485 agreed to. II-486 order that, shall be taken on eleventh article first, and thereafter on the other ten successively as they agreed to, (yeas 34, nays 19). taken on- .II-484, 485 Article XI: That he attempted to prevent the execution of the tenure-of-office act by unlawfully offered and rejected, (yeas 26, nays 28) .II-486, 487 that the several orders heretofore adopted as to order of voting on, be rescinded—[ By Mr. Williams.] II-492 .II-490, 491 Article II: That he issued a letter of authority to Lorenzo Thomas to act as Secretary of War ad Questions. (See Practica) Article III: That he appointed Lorenzo Thomas to be Secretary of War ad interim, with intent to ....II-497 R. Rule VII, order amending, in respect to submitting questions of evidence, &c., to Senate-[By Mr. .I-186 offered, I-230; agreed to VII, order amending and requiring votes upon incidental questions to be without division, unless I-277 XX, construction of offered.. XXI, motion to remove limit fixed by, as to number who may participate in final argument-[By Mr. XXI, motion to amend, so as to allow such of managers or counsel as desire to be heard, to speak on .I-207, 208 .I-450 .I-451 XXIII, order amending, to subject it to operation of Rule VII-[By Mr. Conkling.] .I-18 offered, II-474; adopted.. amendment, that the fifteen minutes allowed by, shall be for the whole deliberation on final question, II-478 Rules. (See Practice.) of procedure and practice.... order (in House) limiting debate and directing proceedings when articles are reported to House [By .I-6, 13 of Senate sitting in legislative session, adopted for guidance of court, as far as applicable.......I—451, 532 remarks on the competency of the President pro tempore to sit as a member of the court .....III-360, 371, .I-11 391, 392, 401 Sherman, John-Continued. orders by- .I-25 that under the rules all questions other than of order should be submitted to Senate: offered......I-185 questions by opinion on the case ......II-6 ..I-741 .III-3 Sherman, William T. (See Testimony) Smith, Francis H. (See Testimony.) Sprague, William, a senator from Rhode Island.. Stanbery, Henry, of Kentucky, counsel motions by- for an allowance of forty days to prepare answer denied. of Adjt. Genl. Thomas's, declarations to Mr. Burleigh, February 21, 1868...I-188, 192, 193, 195, 206, 207 .I-244, 245 of appointment of Edmund Cooper to be Assistant Secretary of Treasury. of President's declarations to Adjutant General Thomas, February 21 of question, Whether General Sherman formed and gave the President an opinion, &c...I-499, 501, 504 .I-512, 513, 514 on motion to remove limit to number of speakers on final argument.. I-495 on right of counsel to renew examination of a witness recalled by court.. remarks on the competency of the President pro tempore to sit as a member of the court.. ......III-395 remarks on the competency of the President pro tempore to sit as a member of the court.. that Chief Justice presiding has no authority to vote on any question during the trial, &c.: .I-185 that where the Senate were equally divided, and Chief Justice gave a casting vote, such vote was offered and rejected, (yeas 21, nays 27,).. ..I-187 that trial proceed without delay on account of removal of limit provided by Rule XXI: amendment offered and accepted.. ..I-491 that on final argument the several managers who speak shall close: offered.... I-497 that under rule limiting argument to two on a side, such others as choose may file arguments at any Sumner, Charles, orders by-Continued. that all evidence offered not trivial or obviously irrelevant be received without objection, to be rejected, (yeas 13, nays 30).. .1-633 that Senate proceed to vote on the several articles of impeachment at twelve o'clock on the day offered.. called up... II-189 .II-474, 476 that after removal, which follows conviction, any further judgment shall be determined by a majority .II-249 that Mr. Nelson, one of counsel, having used disorderly words, has deserved the disapprobation of offered and agreed to.. that the question be put as proposed by presiding officer, and each senator shall rise in his place rules by- ....II-481 XXIII, in taking the votes of Senate on the articles, presiding officer shall call each senator by II-189 -II-219 .II-478 laid over... called up... XXIV, on a conviction by Senate it shall be the duty of presiding officer forthwith to pronounce the remarks by....I-24, 25, 85, 86, 154, 155, 185, 186, 187, 265, 298, 367, 370, 371, 489, 491, 496, 497, 532, 534, 536, 561, opinion on the case on the question, Can the Chief Justice, presiding in the Senate, rule or vote. III-247 III-231 Testimony for the prosecution- T. 1 I-158 I-159 William J. McDonald: service cf Senate resolutions at office of President. I-220 Samuel Wilkeson: Adjutant General Thomas's account of interview with Secretary Stanton George W. Karsner: conversations with Adjutant General Thomas, I-223-230; his intentions, I-224, Thomas W. Ferry: occurrences at War Department, February 22. 1-232 William H. Emory: conversations with President in reference to troops, I-233-236; Orders No. 15 .....I-253-26 William E. Chandler: process of drawing money from Treasury Department, I-256, 265, 266; course Francis H. Smith: President's speech, August 18, 1866, I-292, 293; revision by President's secretary, Daniel C. McEwen: President's speech at Cleveland, September 3, 1866. |