TRIAL OF JUDGE CHASE.
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From Wat5irgtar, Jan s, Bog" On We'd
neiday. the venerable Magitrate appeared be-
fore the High Court of Impeachment when
the Prefident Of the Senate (Mr BURY infor-
med him that having been fummoned to anfwer
the articles of impeachment, exhibited againit
him by the Houie Of Representatives, the SEN


ate were ready to receive any anfwer he had to
make. The Judge requeifed, in confederation


OF age and inhru,ity, thar he might be induIged
with chair, which being Immediately furniih-
ed, he ftated himfelf near the centre Of the area
of the Senate Chamber, in front Of The Pref
dent. The members were feateG in boxes,
covered with errwI6n, IAN emblem of the esan.
isaaar<f of every democrat prrfcnt) on each
Eide flhe Prehdent, aud III a line with his
chair. After apauic of few moments, the
Judge rofr, and made feyeral obltrvations or
che articles of impeachment and reGucited