Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-21

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act provided in the f'llO.inS words: 1t
shAn b. lawful for citizens Of the ni;rd
>.,es. and for all other prisons 10 import
any goods or merchandise Of hich the im
portation shall not be entirrl.y prohibited.
into the districts which ale or may Le IS
faLlished on the Northern and North
resters boundaries Of tie United Suites.
and on the rivers Ohio and Mississippi, IN
ressels or boats Of any bmr'hen. and in
RATS or carriages Of any kind or nature
whatsoever" Now these are the living
laws upon that subject. There is no act
to vary, explain, or mystify them. and we
hold that goods subject to duty may be
brought to and entered at the port Of entry
whether in canoe, boat or vessel, under
thirty tons, from any part Of the British
colonies adjoining US, aud that they may
BE- brought across the line in wagons,
sleds, sloighs, or on horse or man. provid-
ed they be duly entered at the Port of
Entry.
~ There is no intermediate glound
between State Rights Democracy aud cen.
tralized despotism, with negro equality
added. that he President johnson can
occupy. And he must understand the ne
cessity ola choice that will bring him face
to face with his radical Cabinet or Con-
gress or give him full tilt against tie only
element TO which he cqn erpcct to look for
future sxpport.-Democratic Reriew.
Isn't it amusing to read the rawlings Of
the State Rights Democracy"l They
may writhe and founder, but Of that old
Democratic party. the War Democrats,
that walked into the Union ranks, prefer.
ring their country to a party with the
cauker of secession fastened upon its body.
who like Andy johnson. are the same Dem.
oerats now that they always were-that
Andrew Jackson was, that Daniel S. Dick
iuson and Lewis Cass and the great heads
Of the old party always were, are not SO
entirely green as to shake hands with any
termination of new rebellion. Union
Conservatives and Union Democrats, uni
ted as they are under the lead of veteran
chief like ANDY JOHNSON can afford to
smile at the pusillanimous efforts Of the
Estate Rights Democracy" and to throw
into coalition with them the radical advo.
Gates Of negro equality, nor will President
Johnson's system of reconstruction be va
rieo by the howlings of estate Rights
Democrats" who SO sincerely wish him to
be damned.
LATE EARTHQUAKE AT SAN FRAN
c1sco.-The severe shock of an earth
quake by which San Francisco was visited
on the morning of the 9th inst, did incalcu-
liable injury to the future prospects of that
city. The loss in actual damage to build
inys. though large. is triaing compared
with the loss Of confidence fit by the peo-
pie in the stability Of the site for q city
built Of brick and mortar. The most re-
narkabls feature Of the whole MATER is,
that though buildings were removed from
their foundations. broken in twain, or
raeked out Of shape. nobody. with the ex-
erp'ioa Of . Chinamsn. ~as injured By the
falling d.bris- The r-Pesl Of the Fire Or
dinAae-. Prahisi,ing shs building Il .sad-
20 s,rurrxres wsthsa eerr.a. Sekn~l Eniss.