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, 1863-06-25

WAELA WlLLA, June Ion, 1858

W ALA W AL1Aa Outl1 tVlllY Aouos
You are aware that the county Of Walla Walla
did not send delegates TO the Democratic Conven-
ton 1t Vancouver. Accordingly Il was announced
with great flourish that the Democracy would
hold 1 ratification meeting, which came Of to-day.
Armstrong, On old eub.tndian Agent under Blu.
chanan, and an avowed Copperhead, was called
TO the chair. Cole, not being able 10 Be present
bad engaged fellow by the name Of Dugan 10
speak iof and represent him on the occasion, By
the way, DuSan was the chief obstacle to sending
delegates 10 the Vsncouver Convention, because,
as be sald, those khaves and seoundrela from the
Sound were sure to cheat them. He was down
on The cl6m-eateFs; he did not wish any commu-
nion with them. He said many things funny,
furious, ludicrous, aud diabolical Of the clam
eaters, and broke up the Convention in Q row.
But let Us hear Dugan. He said !:
+ "He should not make an elaborate speech, as
20 few from the country were 10; but he thought
Il right that people should meet and discuss pub
lie questions, and he did not mean 70 Be deferred
by the myrmidons Of this despotic Adminislra.
ton. He believed In free speech, IN freedom Of
the press IN the writ Of habeas corpus, In those
Old rights extorted BY the barons OF England
from King John. He believed 10 Magma Charta.
in The liberties secured 70 us By the bloody foot
prints Of the Revolution; and, believing 10 them,
he would maintain them afall hazards and 10 the
last resort The democracy were rising to 70
buks Abraham Lincoln for trampling under foot
these God givsnFights; 10 rebuke Abraham Lin.
coin, who, In my opinion, is alike destitute ol
capacity o. honor; for be haa, IN plain violation
, 1863-06-25

The fOllowing'Gre the resolutions adopted BY
the Union Convention at Vancouver, Of which
L q Ravnor Ia the nominee.
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, 1863-06-25
READ AND REFLECT.

The attention Of the people Of Puget Sound Is
called TO the two letters from Walla walla, In
the adjoining columns. Observe and remember
the terms Of contempt in which you are spoken
Of bY Cole and bis friends. Observe, also, the
sentiments Of hostility to the Government there
expressed BY Cole, through bis authorized agent,
Dugan, as blatant Secessionist as any to be
found in Dixie. Read and reflect
, 1863-06-25

delegation. California is Union; Oregon Is
Union; Washington must be. Allow. me 10 say
in conclusion, that know nothing Of Raynor;
have never seen Cole but a few times, as he has
been living at Lewiston until within short time
have not been long here myself as ! crossed
the plains last year, but Cole is in the wrong
wagon. Yours,
, 1863-06-25

ExAooERATED RsroRTs vRox ISDIGxA.--Pri.
vate Sdvices from Indiana say that the reports
which The telegraph brings usirom there, Of Cop
peFhoad riots and extensive armed resistance 70
the law, are greatly exaggerated. Personal en-.
counters have occurred, but 10 organized effort
to resist the law has been made. " s's !
, 1863-06-25
FOR DELEGATE 10 CONGRESS,
j. o. RAYNOR,
OF CLARKE COUNTY.

sas
: TUHSrEs Miss'Os'-N = ''S
yOnd doubt 'hat L. Jay . iu'"es "
the service OF Coles Colu'"o'a n'Se' '''s"0''
end has entered the canvass lot ." Que. I p1''
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WINE Pse'enoi"s " ''''
lattering, he refers TO the scheme for defeat
=, R.vno, Without friends or influence,
-. ...., a;d h.vA the
1arney ~ "o' WV -'. -
rsmotsst chance Of election Dot " ne ="
d.leat Raynos, without elec,ing HIMSELF he
,. x. ~ hs aim. A. He 4.
v'n ''nt :,
no doubt, vel pAid ~ SO'e Psr'y, A"e ~ y
he sans time grati6es bic own malice against
-. sd,,,,,.,,.,;o, iof his removal from Of.
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hcA y y mus zen - wnrs ~ ''e@''' $500 - -
% 70 dsiaat the union nominee. and the
GA. of tha fInlou canse must be on the
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81 l1e1als.B a's13, ..o 1,.l = .t
- o.,
tEy e neAFt ana wno ce'''e '" 80 '"e '
eminent triumph in ~ effort % crush me
r,k.IIlo,. yin suffer themselves 70 be de
,l !, ;,.r, =. mi. 4i'as
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.Tnr rouuru Ar sssr1LE.--Tbe good people d
e-,,ll, =, b,s,irlinr themselves % reader their
,Ssn 1,lIss,iss On he Fourshl Ths coming q
a. az uul bs welcomed By = bah. gotten up
ond.r Iks auspices q ~. A P. Dslin, q the
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W go . "A ,..ss ~ W. ~. ~. !, .,', 800. ss.,.
-. - SIr,.ay concluded so,psss ne day
o.. n,uv mcr. yin make ID their minds %
a, :, -, d, tims arsissa Escfybody & IN.
49, l, u,i,, vIlh he p,o1Is q ssasls 10 csls-
I-.,i.r A. Nv. - s,sl.es ~ lIs gi.s,ss
al t.ll1 -. :,
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,--.,S.i.1 ~ I,rsa tks s,6np q his own b
~ I. = ioa,p.nd.nl Dsnoes &c eandidais iSr
o-,-,,,,. f,sI thls Territory. Thoss. q ths
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, 1863-06-25
ARMY NOTICE.

cBALED PROPOSALS WILL nm RECRIvED
- " me n ths once until u O'Clock n % MONDAY, he
soh day 1se iur NE uuppy Of FRESH BEEF tot NE
United States froops stationed q Vot etsaeoop. wf
The Beef b Of ne bs quality, and % be dslvsrsd q
such times and days ordnary three times each vesk)
may he required BY NE A,c.aia.,,si ,rbaf.9 =
The amount required a present y about I've Hundred
pounds per ueek this amount increased dmnlshea
according 70 the number of Troops AZ ths post. ~. n
Proposals. should be endorsed Proposals. fOg Fresh Beef"
Two responsbs names suEstss of he fhiu psrioFu-
anee Of the contract win bs required
The %. eFsstfss1 The right 70 reject any a lids.
shOuld be ink Ne interests of ths service require ~ -
73ti hcds gnnd Enal -. \ T00HILl, laf
& trl 3M gI tl.aaa llsnt. lsl v. Z. Inf, +. tq
tH.ra tur Acting cunmissaFy of euhsis,snes. &
Acting commlssaFy q nuhsIilss once, Fort ssAeuom,
". r. MAY IA leaa. o. ..r f-rF no4 I,
, 1863-06-25
BIRTIIB.

AZ PORT Iown.snd, WIZ June lih, the vile Of Capt W
II Digs, Of Daughter. i-sa,a .o,ii .ts. M b
, 1863-06-25
Q. H. sFINkIEe, ste'Y. Il

A BEAurIFvL SExTmESr.--John Bright, one
Of the best Of the English orators, in q speech
at Birmingham, on the 18th Of December last,
used the following language: al cannIt believe
that civilization, in its journey with the sun,
will sink into endless night, to crafty the am.
bition Of the leaders fthis revolt, who seek to
wade through slaughter to throne, and shut
the gates Of mercy on nankindr lhave another
be but vision; but I will still cherish It. I see
one vast confederation stretching from the frozen
North, In one unbfoken line, To the glowing
South, and from the wild billows Of the Atlantic
10 the calmer waters Of the Pacific main and
! see one people, and one law, and one language,
and one faith and over oil that wide continent
the home Of freedom and . refuge for the Op-
pressed Of our race" I'd ,s,,.l ,;,s ..g..s
, 1863-06-25
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union County Convention Of Pierce Coun.
ty, W. T., met, pursuant to call, on wednesday,
the Gath inst, at o'clock Pm, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Steiacoom.
On motion Of Mr.. Peter Mason, j. N. H. SPIN
ming was called to the chair, and Z. Il. Spinning
chosen secretary.
On motion Of ). v. Meeker, a committee oi
three vas appointed to draft and report resolu'
tons expressive Of the sentiments Of the Conven'
tion. The committee consisted OF =. v. Meeker,
Andrew Thayer, and 5. Z. Mitchell
The committee reported the following resolu'
tons, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Our beloved and once peaceful and
happy country is now convulsed by all the hor-
rors Of an implacable and deadly civil war, its
authority boldly deticd and the very existence
Of our free institutions imperilled; therefore
Resolved, Inat Those VINO arc now engegeo 10 ~
attculP.'ng .ne oseIoM " .ie oo,s'"s". s ~ "
tne on'ea sIa.es arc e9ua''S .Ge e"eu'eS VI i''"-
eriy, OF hgmSnny ana o' uou'
Resolved, Inn. IN sn,s % tune o. our county ,y
oanger We can recogn,ne on'y WV P.Iu.s ~ .S .l,
nation.PItrlo!s and Traitors; and thai we WI
s,anu sue " s.ue anG snouusr = 70 s.ouIer % M,in
al genuine fauiots 10 sustaining ue ,awIu,!y
cO1stitoted authority Of the GOvsrGmsns , 70 It's
belliOn. Il,
President Of the United States in the efforts he
has made and IS making 70 crush the armed foes
OF our eoqnsry, anu 1nat We s'anu P'eugeu W
tnture to defend our country and our country's
honor BY our voices, our fortunes, our lives,
and our sacred honor" against all enenles' armed
or unarmed, at home or abroad
Resolved, That no man is worthy to hold any
office OF proiit or emoinment IN the git Of the
...,..Sl .a,,o.on IL o'sa.,,s.,,1 H. ,,;..o.o,,.
, 1863-06-25

In DEs. CAuDDAsE-Dh Kinney. VEL
kn.9i q lhs Columbia River q IN sscwed So
cun.i6ai1f. h.l llksn ths stump IN his own b
hSif = % ind,psndsnt Dsnoeliiie candidate 90
Cuapu.i. from this Territory. Thesp q ,hs
Dsnocllcy q lhatsilmp Who are doubtful q
ColSs secession pFocIiviiIes can ilnd n Kinney I
m.n q dh6I. lrlasuhlble sentiments there can
hs 10 doubt n ne sseoasionIs,l are slreni
enouth b ein, here 4 god chance % g q
sus DO : nan allrf thsir heart .ri'
, 1863-06-25

We need test vote in walla walla county.
The people and the Government want 10 know
who are the unconditional friends Of the Union,
They want the names down upon paper; there
s no dodging in this matter; weTejoice that there
is not Copperheads who have been pampered
BY government have given Q notorious name 70
Wala Walla-4injurious to her reputation
blighting to her weIfare--and her citizens have
now On oppoftunlty 10 vindicate their claims 10
patriotism. We trust they will do Il.
o'nM M A CfFTzEN or WALLA WALLA.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

The Confederate rams and steamers come
down around Sumter every fewshours and are
constantly on the lookout Some Of them are
quite formidable looking affairs, and seem all
to be built with roofs, arter the Merrlmac
model
Several thousand troops were landed BY Gen.
Hunter IN the Stone simultaneously with the
appearance of the Federal fleet before Char
lesion. So soon, however, as Admiral Dupont
abandoned the naval movement, these troops
were withdrawn, and are now on their way
back to Port Royal. The troops landed Oh
Seabrook Island, at the mouth Of the Edisto
have also been taken back to Port Royal
Thus ends, for the present, at least. the at
tempt to take Charleston, both by land and
water.
The de1au]ting Quartermaster Howell, has
been sent to the Old Capitol,
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AJneR,1ES.-At meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen last night the action OF the Com
mon Council i. refundine certain taxes lmpro-
ner}v assessed to S. ". Auhlnoe was con.
currcl IN.
The resolution from the Common Council IN
reference to the collection OF unpaid taxes
directing the collectors to destraln) lad over
At the last meeting, WIS called up and read a
second time, and referred to the Committee on
Finance
An act repeating an act IN relation to null
sanccs. passed July 10, 1855, was read first
and second time and passed, ayes S, noes |.
Petitions Of Vincent Stonnell for an add
tional compensation for 81 Gaming the Market
House, and from J. t. Armstrong for removal
Of cases Of small pox, We're laid Oh the table.
It was ordered that the Auditor issue his
warrant for s25 to Dr. Z. Howe Ripley for
services rendered the poor
The Board then adjourned.
COMMON CoUNcIL.-The Committee or
General Laws, reported upon the several sub
jects referred to them at the last meeting, but
not being signed the report was recommitted.
Sundry petitions praying amendments Of
the laws prohibiting the sale Of certain articles
elsewhere than in the market, during the mar
ket hours, were received, read, and referred to
the Committee on General Laws
The rcnoyt of the Committee on General
Laws, referred to above, and which was recon-
mitted, recommends the repeal Of the laws
prohibiting the sale Of meats vegetables, Sc,
during market hours, elsewhere than in the
market-a new scale If taxes on Circus leases;
the removol of Nixon Circus; and reports ad
versely to the appointment Of Night Watch
and an Increase III the number Of Police Con
stables.
The letters of Mr. Fulton, one of the editors
Of the Baltimore American, who was present
at the fight in Charleston harbor, arc very Sc
we're in condemnation Of the recent proceedings
of the commander of the Federal fleet, in
abandoning the attack, and call is made ito
entrust the work to new hands, He affirms
that the iron -cads were all put in good fight
ing condition in less than tventy~four hours
after the conflict"
At last accounts, asecret trial was going on
at Juliet Ill.,, Rt. Rev. the Bishop (White-
house) Of that Protestant Episcopal diocese,
presiding in the Ecclesiastical Court. The af-
fair under investigation is one that was some
time ago alluded to, as affecting the reputation
Of one Of the clergy Of that diocese, REV. Mr.
Hager, of Chicago, in his relations to some
of the ladies of his parish.
Three prisoners made their escane from the
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into the hands Of the rebels, I do not ins
Cor. Bait. American. 8
Quartermaster COL Rucker has asI
into contract with Mr. Church for the lds.
in Washington Of 1000 mules at sllQs
Harsh & Moore for 100 at 500. D
Monday was observed in New York all
ry Clay's birthday-the S1th anniVera(l
that event falling on Sunday
Col. Alfred Rhett was commandngohcI
Fort Sumter, Lieut.. COL Jos. Yates conn /
ded the barbette batteries, and Major BaEt /
the casemated batteries. The Fedeak /
80 shots at the fort, of which "a stn
The rate of taxation in Baltimore toj
present year, is ninety cents on one hua||
dollars. |
The negro law of Indiana is actVeyaI1
ed. Several negro families have leen001
TO leave the State, and are preparing
crate to Canada.
The agent from Maine, sent TO looS a
the health and comfort Of the soIaL''s !
that State, says: don't send the 0vs
more mince pies, if you wish them to N' Z,
On the 9TH instant, thirteen SeanlcO :"
packet ship Tuscarora, from D'5'r"
Philadelphia, were washed overheard :! J. J.
Gle wave and drowned. Others S''' :. u
Injured, and one, the third mate Gle" :"
wounds. .,,.
The q. s. Agricultural department ns.
ing out the upland rice from ?ap'''
received, to be experimental Hl1n'
Gold, in New York, yesterday : I's: N
Two heavy robberies were com1l'1'' Ts,s
adelphia yesterday, ten thousand ,: ov,'' Rail
stolen from the safe of the heaoi"s :, #,
office, and four thousand dollars worth . .
from a store. rn york
The steamship Marion, fro1' New e. .h i..f
New Orleans, was totally lost on D y N
Shot Keys on the I'd inst, al 7 = l.oneer
had valuable cargo and forty pasoSa md
Of whom have arrived at CardenS' ''
Vana. lived at
The steamship Ocean Queen eel a! n. n, i:
York yesterday with the California ,sa '' 81,
passengers and $4,000 in t tt ,so',lts TO
brought over three hundred 'S'' $40
army. 3 1;sova! pra
we're arrested in BaI'lm 'r7'
sent to the South,
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made al either place
I.0CN.-We had this morning rainy and
disagreeable weather. -Ihe first martins OF the
spring were seen on Sunday last-Harring are
selling at from IS cts to : % per hundred. -
The price Of lumber is 50 high that many find
it difficult to restore the fences around their
lots destroye: during the last winter-Ihe L.
S military authorities are making some I'M
provements at The lower end If Water street,
near Jones Point, whore a pier and building
are to be erected. Several new cases Of small
pox are reported in different parts Of the town.
DR.. Isaac Winston and Alessrs. D. s. Gwnn,
J. ". Stewart, and Wigs, citizens Of this
place. were arrested at the house OF DR.. Win
ston, by the military authority, last night, on
the charge, it is said, Of meeting there for
utSluyii PURPOSES L Lc Ct'St Nao i'lf CHtlSo''"",
and the parties ali released on their parole.
The n. Y. World thinks that the defences
around Charleston, and the use to which they
have been applied, prove that Gen Beaure-
gard has the highest engineering abilities
and skill in that capacity not surpassed.
The correspondent Of the Baltimore Ameri
can. writing from the feet below Charleston,
says:-'It is now understood that TIE entire
iron-clad feet are to be sent down to join Far
ragut' S squadron and participate in operations
on the Mississippi" This information, how
ever, is doubted III many other quarters
The New York papers are discussing the
subject Of the relations between the United
States aud the British Government, in connex
ion with the Alabama matter; some taking the
ground that the &. S. ought not to remain
passive but proceed at once to oxtremit!es;
others, deprecatjng any hostile measures to-
wards foreign power at the present time; but
all comdemning the course pursued by Great
Britain in the particular referred to.
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There will not probably be 600 votes III v es-
tern Virginia cast against the new State con-
stitution. The opposition, generally, declined
to vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-15

FATE OF THE Devil. IN. =:
thaf Captain John Rodgers, Of tbeW ,',ssS''
TOOK with nm in the fight, using i 81
p ped0 catcher: was on Wednesday cpt Ia
hun, It's fastenings having become de a. 'a',1
Hoated III towards the Cummings po;;St
terry, about the time he was exnpc,;ns s.,'
to move forward: As it Aoate1 m -, ct I
grounded it Was laughable to see ~ so ".Q \
{ they were IN approaching it, the INV ;;n,, ca
being that 1t was all internal machine l,1 =
description or other. At first crowd v% :.
bled on the beach around it on all v sdea Y y
daring to venture upon it. After ahn yn y
hour $ inspection, one fellow, more d,rn.
the others, jumped with pole acro rs !!
and lighted on the raft. lie at first mov my y;
very carefully; inspecting all portions of i'
finally began t strut about on it. as mn1
to say, ''who's afraid!!'' When thospo an
saw there was nothing to fear, about 4
followed him, and commenced to draw nj
chains to which the torpedo grapncb ~:
tached. Why the raft was not anchorpj1
cast loose, instead Of being voluntarily il,
into the hands Of the rebels, I do not kr
| Cor, Bait. American.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-15

There will not probably be 600 votes In IVES
tern Virginia cast against the new State con-
stitution. The opposition, generally, declined
TO vote.