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This letter expressing the opinion of Generals Butler, Logan and Garfield was placed in the hands of the President by Chauncey F. Black, who, on the 16th of March, 1868, addressed a letter to him in which he enclosed a copy of the same with the concurrence of Thaddeus Stevens, John A. Bingham, J. G. Blaine, J. K. Moorhead and William H. Koontz.
O'Leary concluded his story, and I was obliged to join in the mirth of Trevanion, who laughed loud and long as he finished it. O'Leary and Trevanion had scarcely left the room when the waiter entered with two letters the one bore a German post-mark, and was in the well-known hand of Lady Callonby the other in a writing with which I was no less familiar that of Emily Bingham.
"Good!" said Arthur Jukes. "You think you're darned clever," said Ralph Bingham. "I know it," said Arthur. "Well, then," said Ralph, "perhaps you will tell us how you propose to get the ball out of the car when you reach Royal Square?" "Certainly," replied Arthur. "You will observe on the side of the vehicle a convenient handle which, when turned, opens the door.
How my sister Abby made out to land him we never knew, for they said he'd proposed to every woman in the town of Bingham, not excepting the wooden Indian girl in front of the cigar-store, and not one of 'em but our Abby ever got a chance to name the day. Abby was as set as the everlastin' hills, and if she'd made up her mind to have a man he could n't wriggle away from her nohow in the world.
Link's gone down to the city to get some money." "All right," said MePhail; "any time." "Goin' t' snow?" "Looks like it. I'll haf to load a lot o' ca'tridges ready fr biz." About an hour later old lady Bingham burst upon the banker, wild and breathless. "I want my money," she announced. "Good morning, Mrs. Bingham. Pleasant-" "I want my money. Where's Lincoln?"
"Quite so, ladies generally have an excuse for doing what they want to do." "It is not an excuse, Mr. Bingham," Beatrice answered, with dignity; "there is no need for me to make excuses to you about my movements." "Of course not, Miss Granger; but it would be more polite to tell me when you change your mind next time, you know. However, I have no doubt that the Castle has attractions for you."
The articles of impeachment were acted on by the House of Representatives the second day of March, and on the fourth day of March they were presented to the Senate through Mr. Bingham, chairman of the managers, who was designated for that duty.
Yes, everything was running smoothly, and Bingham felt that he might venture a slight trespass upon the friendliness and tolerance of his last client. He looked at Marshall for a moment with a slow and cautious smile. "Yes, the young people are holding up their end; but how about the 'old man' himself?" "Oh, that's it!" thought Marshall. He made an instant and intuitive application of this remark.
Bingham'' spoke very little English, almost none, and could neither read nor write; but he was the best-hearted old fellow in the world. He must have been over fifty years of age. He had two of his front teeth knocked out, which was done by his parents as a sign of grief at the death of Kamehameha, the great king of the Sandwich Islands.
"Then Harry and I can have a fine time with the Meadow Brook boys," and Bert dashed out to take the good news to Harry and Hal Bingham, who were out at the donkey house. "Come on, fellows!" he called. "Down to the beach! We can have a swim before the crowd gets there." And with renewed interest the trio started off for the breakers. "I would like to live at the beach all summer," remarked Harry.
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