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martial law has been declared-no preee.
dent can be made use of, in quotation as
an excuse or justification for a subsequent
Perhaps just comparison might be afford
ed between martial and civil law, through
the aid of our knowledge of the solar sys-
TEN. Astronomy teaches us that the sun
is common center around which the plan.
cts revolVe and in brief, afford US night and
day, the seasons, &c; we ore taught to be.
lieve that our solar system is governed by
fixed rules, from which it is impossible for
them to deviate. They have influences to
bear upon them, in juxtaposilion with each
other, which compel them to remain in
their several spheres.
Those who are not acquainted with our
solar system, and unacquainted with the
movements of the heavenly bodies, as well
as Others, occasionally find themselves, sur
prised by the appearance of a comet. 1t
has its entrance and its exit on the clear
blue sky; it knows no orbit; it is governed
by no solar laws; its mission is unknown
its entrance is regarded as cratic, and its
departure looked upon with wonder. So is
martial law. Thus ends this lesson.
, 1856-06-20
REPRESENTATION
To the HOnOrnblss ]. Patton Anderson and
IOSeph Lane,
DsIegates IN COngress from the terriforiss gf
OrngOR and WashiHgton: hsies

Delegates IN COHgTess from tie teyriferiss ef
OrngOR and WashiHgion: isie.
OLYMPIA, June 10, 1855.
We the undersigned, citizens Of the terri.
tory Of Washington, would respectfully rep.
resent to the delegates Of the territories
above named, that in consequence Of an unl
provoked Indian war, waged against the
citizens Of the territories aforesaid; grave,
and at the time, serious--and as Is suppos-
ed-well founded suspicious were enter
tanned, almost uRanimoHsly, BY the citizens
Of Thurston county, and the volunteers IN
the field, from all portions Of the TERRITORY,
that certain persons in the county Of Pierce.
had been engaged In aiding and abettiue
the enemy, contrary to the rules aud alll
cles Of war See John 0'Bryans On
" American Military Law and Courts Mar.
tial." page S44, articles Sc and 81, nov N
force a. af .io F'a5
ARTICLE Be-" Whosoever shall relieve
the enemy with money, Victuals or ammo
milton, or shall knowingly harbof OF pro.
tect an enemy, either directly or indrecily,
shall suffer death, or such other punishment
as shall be ordered by the sentence ola
Court Martial" a ..ln..;
ARTICLE 57.-"W Whosoever shall Be con
victed Of holding correspondents, viii Of
giving intelligence to the enemy, either az
rectly or indirectly, shall suffer DEATH aol
such other punishment as shall be ordered
by the sentence Of q Court Martial
The same authority page LAG, closing
paragraph, reads as fpllows; The b6h
aud 57th articles relate to offences closely
allied to treason. The seth article Is so
explicit as to need no elucidations. II en-
acts that, Whosoever shall relieve the en-
emy with money, victuals or ammunition, Or
shall knowingly harbor or protect an enc
my, shall suffer death, or such other punish
ment as shall be ordered by the sentence oi
Court Martial" ,a,
The 57th article provides the same pei,
alties against Whosoever shall be con
victed OF holding correspondence with, o.
giving intelligence to. the enemy, either a.
recty or indirectly" w
The same authority, page l47, closing
paragraph, reads as follows: at will Be
observed that the word Mhosoever, con
tanned in the 56th aud 5Tth articles, that
their provisions are applicable ias wslio
those in civil life. as to those who belong
to the military state, &C.. &c. obad
It is deemed unnecessary furtheFl0 gut
sue this subject at the present time me
arrest Of Messrs L A. Smith, Johl NO
Leod and Charles Wren, onthe charges
above mentioned was, almost onanimously
demanded by the citizens Of Thursson conn.
", as matter Of public safety ana tsen-
preservation. They were charged as %.
ing guilty Of offences against tho articles 2.
war as above quoted, and charges ana
speci6cations were made ont against them,
in accordance herewith.
Indeed, the commander Of battalion 10
,imated his design to the governor %
withdraw bis forces from the held and eeass
further prosecution Of the war, unls's ths
, 1856-06-20

NThe PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT has again
appeared. 1t appears now more as mat
ter Of experiment than otherwise. An op
portunity is afforded to some who desire it'
success to show their willingness to procure
it. 1t Is for them to determine whether
the paper is to be continued or net. tt
those who are in the field, or who live IN
block,houses, we do not call upon them fol
back arrearages Until further notice the
PIONEER AND DEMocRAT will be continued
at any rate.
, 1856-06-20

DSr We are indebted to our faithful
delegate in Congress for valuable faVors
by the last mail. Amongst other valuable
and important documents connected with
the interests Of the people of this Territory,
he will receive our thanks for the decision
Of the Commissioner of the General Land
Office in the matter involving and confirm
ing to the occupants Of lands, that have
been compelled to abandon the same, and
take refuge in block-houscs, or enlisted in
the volunteer service or otherwise, that
such abandonment will not effect title to
the same when occupancy is again ro-
newed.
, 1856-06-20

NEws-It would be impossible for US in
one number Of this paper to crowd into its
columns oil the current news Of the last few
weeks. Mails have arrived, bearing intelli.
genee from Washington city which should
not be overlooked. Our faithful delegate
in congress has been engaged for months
past with the irksome task of procuring our
needful appropriations. Next week we
will give to the public some portion of his
correspondence of which the people of this
territory may feel an interest
, 1856-06-20

RS-The last two numbers Of the Oregon
Times contain scOrching leading articles IN
answer to the base traduction Of Gov. SrE.
VEINS by 'True Facts"--contemptiblc "stool
pidgeon" for q few unpriueipled, black.
hearted demagogucS, in this territory, and
in answer to Gen. Woors communication
which has recently made its appearance in
the columns Of the Washington National
Inteliigenor-freighted to the guards, as it
is, with falsehood, and the most unmanly,
gross and unsoldierlikc misrepresentation
Of The volunteer service, aud the civil au-
thoritics Of both Oregon and Washington
territories. We intend to devote further
attention to matters connected with the
communications referred to next week.
, 1856-06-20

Aas- There is not o democrat in the
Territory, as we believe, be he high or low
rich or poor-who is not willing to pay
inst meade of honor to the claims, and
for the public services Of the Hon. SETH
CArLIN, the late councilman from the Co,
lumbia river district. All who knew him
are aware Of the sincerity Of his motives
of his unfaltering fidelity to the cause Of the
democratic party.
That venerable man will go down to the
grave loaded with unblushiug honors
Never perhaps will we see him in his ac-
customed seat within the Council chamber
We are informed that his loss in the coun-
Gil will be supplied by man in the person
of J. s. NJ. VAN CLEAvE, member Of the
House last winter from Pacific county,
whose sterling qualities as democrat pro
claim him worthy Of being the successor oil
the past president Of the council, and we
hope that the democrats and all anti-fusions
will embrace an opportunity of giving their
suarages to men entertaining MatiOHaI
views, instead of those whose views are
purely sectional-for example. see the na-
tional Congress. See Douglass, Bright
and others, as the leaders Of q great ma.
tionaI party, and Banks, Zillicoffer and
others, as the supporters of fuSionism and
sectionalism. Look and weep.
, 1856-06-20

of recorded time. To those who have Civ
en- us the cold shoulder, or the back of their
hand, or have pursued an indifferent course
towards rs, we desire them to remember
that,
Here's tear for those who love US,
Auda smile for those that hate"
, 1856-06-20

ALABAMA.-The State Legislature ad.
iourned sine die on the 18th ult., after a
laborious session Of nearly three months.
The Governor exercised his veto preroga-
tive on upwards Of sixty bills, among them
the most important railroad measures origi-
mating in both branches Of the Legislature
, 1856-06-20

LouINANA.-A bill has been introduced
into the Louisiana Legislature which pro-
vides that all slaves hereafter manumitted
in that State shall be transported beyond
tho limits Of the United States
, 1856-06-20

Legal Observation-Disclosures this date, (April
l. 5G no legal advertisement will be inserted in this
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