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A Proclamation by General Wright.

The following proclamation has been issued
by Gen. Wright, commanding the Department
of the Pacific:
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
You are far removed from the scenes of war
and desolation /; a war which has d'cnched in
| blood the fairest portion of our beloved coun-
try a war to preserve our Union and our
free institutions, against the assaults Of trait
ors-traitors to their God, and traitors to their
country who, %disregarding the example and
precep's of the great Washington, seek to de-
strOy our very existence as a nation. During
the war which has been raging for tho last
two years in the Eastern States, you have
enjoyed all tho blessings of peace and pros
prriiy within your borders. No family hearth
has been made dcsolate, The wailings of
the widow and orphan arc rarely heard in
this favored land.
So far you have been exempt from the
scourge of war. Are YOU prepared, then, to
sacrifice all these blessing, to prove recreant
to yourselves, to the nation, and to the high
and holy trust transmitted to you by the foun-
dcrs of our Republics No! Already l hear
the welkin ring with shouts of &c cla'nation {:
"Thc Union shall be preserved" Although
the great mass of the people OH the Pacific
coast are emin.n.ly patriotic and devoted to
the Union, yet, fellow citizens, we must not
disguise the fact, that we have traitors in our
midst who are doing all in their power to ill.,
volvc this country in the horrors of civil war.
To all such persons l say pause and reflect
well, before plugging into tho yawning abyss
of treason; an indignant people will rise in
their majesty, and swift re,ributive justice
will be your certain doom.
Done at tho Headquarters of the Depart
ment of the Pacific. this 9TH day of April,
1868. G. WRIdHT, Brig. Gen.,
L. S. Army, Co,n'dg.
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San Francisco Correspondence.
FRO orR REGULAR CORREsPoNDEN1

FROM OCR REGULAR
San Francisco, April II, 1863.
THE WEATHER, ETC.
Night before last VIC were visited by an old fashioned
southeastern. Tho wind increased to n gale and the
rain fell in torrents. During the night several vessels
in the bay dragged their anchors, and some driftcd
afoul Of each other, and many at the wharvcs were
damaged more or less by chatting, and n few lumber
lighters were stove in and sunk. This morning, though,
is beautiful and bright, and l think our rainy season is
now over. The counties bordering on the coast have re-
ccivcd much more benefit BY rains during the season
past than those in the interior, and the result is that
the coast ranchcros will have fat cattle for an early mar
ket.
MARKETS., ETC.
Speaking of markets, why are yon not supplying San
Francisco with pitch and rosini Pitch, in barrels Of
2S0 lbs. each, is worth here to-day eight dollars in gold
coin, while a good article Of rosin commands fourteen
dollars, i'll specie also. There is plenty Of white pine on
Hoods Canal and Puget Sound, and experienced man
ufacturers can make the enterprise pay well.
UNION MEETING AT FLATS HALL.
Agrecably to a request from a large number of our
citizens, Hon T.. G.. Phelps, our Representative, adj
dressed the public at Platt's Hall OH Monday evening
last. The house was crowded to excess, there being
over 5000 persons present. kidd's brass band was in
attendance. The meeting was duly organized, and Mr..
Phelps introduced by Frederick Billings, President Of
the meeting. Among the Vice Presidents were John
G. Merrill, Samuel Brannan, A. +. Stanford, Charles
Hathaway, Il. W. Jcssup, i. II. Parker. J. W.. Tucker,
Jos. Is. Thomas, and others. The speaker was received
with the greatest enthusiasm, and the evenings enter
tainmcnt was duly appreciated by all sound Union
men.
SPORTING.
Tomorrow the greatest horse race of the season is
to come off between Pacific, the fastest pacing horse in
California, and California Damsei, said to be the fast
est trotter in the State. The race is for 81, 900, two
miles and repeat. There will be more grand cash
stakcd on this race by outsiders than upon any previous
race that has come off for years. Pacific is owned by
Capt. Webb, and will be handled by Mr.. Daniels. The
Dan,scl is owned by L. II. Parker, and will be driven
by John Crooks. Fast time is anticipated.
notice that Francis NJ. Sargent has been appointed
Postmaster at Olympia, and a new Office established at
Cosmopolis, Chehalis county, and NJ. u. Goodcl ap-
pointed +. NJ. The overland emigration from the east
to California this spring is said to be far greater than
that Of any other season since 40 and 80. l am glad
to hear that Capt. Wright is getting IL reasonable COM
p%ensation for mail service on the Sound. JrAN.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 81. 1868.
Fitly Spoken.

Those who are disposed 20 draw an invid-
ious distinction between the Administration
and the Government, at the present time,
will do we'll to read the sentiments of that en-
inent diviue-Dr. Bellows-regarding the
duty we all owe to support the legally consti'
tuted authorities of the land. While w may
disagree with the Administration as to the
particular line Of policy pursued in isolated
instances, we should never waver in a stead
fast support Of those who have been intrusted
with the protection of the public veal. The
peculiar exigencies which require official &C.
ton are not always made public, or are mis-
stated, and a correct opinion cannot be formed
without a knowledge Of all the circumstance
bearing upon the matter. 1t unfortunately
happens that nearly every third man We meet
has some pet scheme by the adoption Of which
tie Government would be at once freed from
all the difficulties which hatrass and Distress
and the Administration. of course, is to blame
for not causing its adoption. When scarcely
two individuals can agree upon any one topic
in all it's details, it is absurd to measure every
net Of the Administration by the rule we have
net M as infallible, and still more silly to make
our loyalty a condition dependant upon a sane
ton Of all that is done. We are far from
doubling that the Administration has blum
aered, and it may do SO again to argue tothe
contrary would be to clothc mortal man with
the attributes of Omnipotence. 1t should be
borne in mind, however. that while errors are
to be expected. to avoid censure, when it is
productive Of no good and may be of much
evil. The executive authorities are not the
law itself but simply the means Of rendering
It effective. To strike against the authorizes.
therefore. ;s az much q violation Of the law as
to PROSTATE the law self-rendering it equally
Ineffective and imperative. DIR. Bellows
plainly takes this view Of tho matter when he
says:
.The head of a nation IS a sacred person,
r..nrescnting. for the time he holds his Office,
~ most valuable and solemn rights and du-
t;rs of a people. The Government Is upon
lila shoulder and the Government is the
mighty piller that fastens in order md holds
in saisty the ten thousand varying interest,
rights, aud obligations Of a nation. File at
the staple which God fastens to his W throne,
in the osths Of Office which make a man chief
ruler Of a peopls, and you loosen thoughtlessly
every link in that chain Of law and order
which binds society together. There is
something in the chief magistrate ofa people
infinitely more important than his personal
qualities, his Judgment, his intelligence, his
rsctituds. Itis his office: his representative
chsrscter, as the national head. He can truly
ny with Louis XIV: The State-it is !;
D;sbonor me and you disgrace the nation
Weaken me- and You undermine the country
sneak or think lightly Of my OATH my Office
INV place. ard you cheaper yourselves, you!
institutions, your hopes, and prospects,
know the attempted refncmcnts with which
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25
Territorial Union Convention.

The undersigned, membcrs Of both political parties
as heretofore existing, would respectfully and earnestly
recommend to the Union and loyal people OF Washing
ton Territory to meet in Conventions in their respective
counties, at an early day, to select delegates to represent
them in a Territorial Union Convention, to be held ut
VANCOUVER, W. T., MONDAY, MAY %,
1859, for the purpose Of nominating a Union candidate
to represent this Territory in the next Congress-, and to
t,ke such other steps towards .perfccting Il Union organ
isation in this Territory, as the dangers now thrcaten-
ing our free institutions may demand: each county to
send to said Convention two () delegates for each rep
Representative it has in the lower house of the Lcgisla-
,uss; This call to tn the III loyal ga1;, RcGIp' S, %, sse and ndsr1 el;nSes IS
and the only test required by the convention in its
standard-bcarer will be, integrity and capacity; an UN-
CONDITIONAL DEvorIoN to UNION OF STATES; q cor
70 suppress the present wicked rebellion, and a full and
steadfast determination to prosecute the war till the au-
ehority of the Government is recognized within our bOr-
dcrs. In the dangers and pcrils now surrounding our
country, it is believed the partisan should be merged IN
the patriot, and that VIC should not waste our strength
in w~rangling over the merits of L" Democracy" and =" Re
publicanismf' while the torch is being applied to the ed
iice erected by the great arm Of WAsmINGToN. lnthis
belief and in this spirit this call is made.
preserve the nation with all its States and Territories,
with all the rights Of the States and the people given
them by the Constitution, let us not, because OF the
dccting clouds now in our national sky, despair OF the
Republic Let us meet together in Convention to take
counsel, and to send from this distant shore a cheering
word to the Government at Washington and the brave
soldier on the field, who has left his home to hight and
TO fall in the battles of our beloved country.
LEANDER HOLMES, GILMORE HAYS,
q. 7. MCCONNELL, BENJAMIN HARMED,
LEVI FARNEswoRru, WARREN Cow,
A. II. BURBANK, FRED. A. CLARKE,
A. s. ABERNETnY, THATCHER Hunt,
q WY. HUNTINGTON, A. HILL,
CHAs. MCCALL, JOHN WEBSTER,
JAMES URQuHARr, I. A. WILSON,
W. w. ARMSTRONG;, WV. McLANE,
F. ]. DYER, L. G. WAIHAss,
4. w. PErTYGRoyE, JOHN W. ANDERSON,
+. L. DALE, CHARLES II. SPINNING,
JOuN AIRD, WALTER L. WEED,
H, Cochran, i. w. PERRIN,
DAVID r. FABLES, H. X. STEVENS,
JOHN DnIsCoE, Isaac WHEALDDN,
land othcrs)
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u The Marysville appeal asks: IF pir-
atical vessels are fitted out for the Confedcr-
ate service, and secession flags Haunted in tho
open dry in California, while the l~oyalists
have control of the State government, what
would be the condition of things if tho 8 peace
Democrats were in powcr?"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25

~ Cen. Gilbert recently dispersed a Cop.
perhead convention in Kentucky by saying,
Il will permit no such reasonable assem-.
blages as this within the limits Of my com.
mand." Gen. Gilbert was a Democrat in
politics.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25

- The Boston journal is printed on pa
per made entirely from Eastwood. 1t is Of
firm texture, but rather darker than a g-paper.
The price is reduced about one.third. A
manufactury has been established in Phila-
delphia.
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70" The law creating tho Territory of Ida.
no provides that the Legislature shall consist
Of twenty menbers-seven Councilman and
and thirteen Representatives. The former to
be elected biennially and the latter annually,
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70 A young daughter Of Mr.. Isaac Hays.
Of Portland, a former resident of this vicinity,
was recently burned so severely that she died
Of her injuries. She was playing near a bon
fire. when her clothing caught, instantly en-
veloping her in flames.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25

JEwELRy.-Mr. j. Gyot has on hand a full
supply Of jewelry, suitable for presents, clocks,
watches. etc. lie devotcs especial attention
to repairing fine watches. Give him a call
shop on Main street, near the express Office.
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gan exchange says that according to
the chivalric five or ten-to-one theory, Hunter
and Dupont must have had about eight hun
dred thousand men when they made the at
tack upon Charleston.
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CHEAP PAssAGE.-Boat are now carrying
passengers from Portland to Dallcs for the
sum of one dollar.
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Shall be Preserved
Agents for the Standard.

The following named gentlemen arc authorized
TO receive and receipt for money due on s~ubscrip.
ton to the STANDARD:
l.. p. FISHER, San Francisco, Cal.
TMos. BoYcE, San Francisco. Cal.
Il. W JONES, Vancouver, W.T.;
ALEX. S. ABERxETHy, Oak Point;
II. y. HARRINGTON, Monticello;
JoMN WEBSTER, Port Madison
lIExRy e. WILSON, Tcckalet;
MARSHALL BMNH. Scabeck.
a. u. Patrick, Port Ludlow.
DaS- Money can be sent through the mails at
our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25

% The California Union State Contra
Committee have called a convention to NEE
in Sacramento, on the 18th of June.
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NEWSPAPER FAvoRs.-We are again in.
debted to Mr.. Sargent, Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
express. for late newspapers and periodicals
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25

CHEAP ENou0H.-Tle Richmond Dispatch
Of recent date contained an advertisement for
a substitute in the confederate army. offering
$4,000. Cheap enough, all things considered.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25

CHEAP POsTAGE.-The recent act of Con.
gress provides that from and after the LIST day
Of July next. the rate Of postage on single let
tiers all over tho United States shall be three
cents.
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o. The venerable grandmother at its head, [~Secrcta-
ry Wcllcs, of the Navy whose cultivated white hairs
demand our respect, might play Secretary well enough,
perhaps, in time Of peace, but now she seems to be Of
no more force than "a pair Of turtle doves, or two III
young pidgeons.-O rcgoniaa.
We regret to observe the inclination mani
tested by the Oregonian, during the past few
months, to find fault with the Administration,
and all its acts. Moderate censurc might have
passed muster and the paper have retained
its position as n reliable Union journal; but
when the Administration is blamed for every
mislap. its appointments made the theme of
especial abuse, and its currency debased, We
can, if we look closely. imagine we see some
thing very closely resembling a "nigger in
the fence" Wercprl the idea, however, that
the Oregonian is shaping its sails to catch
the trade winds Of success attending the next
Presidential election, lot them come from
either point Of tho compass, and believe that
it is sincere in all its professions. We will at
least try to so regard our contemporary.
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~ Union clubs are being formed through
out California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-25

The estate J0URNAL."-We have re-
ceived a paper bearing the above name pub
lished at Dalles, Ogn. 1t is mechanically
very neat. and politically very much like
" secesh."
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-22
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-22
2ofaBeri6te aus QsaSbinaton.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-22
Nemer Anmnerein-

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-22
Nerlama1 tasab aeInelf.

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