Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-16

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cut conditiol 81 the country to 20 al IN la.
pa~er 10 aid In restoring pe zee and haT-
mony. and IN 10 Nay To "ppos the policy
o, the State or General Government direct
ID to thu, object. and that 1t Is particular
" INCUMBENT on those charged With the
Young TO set an example OF submission TO
authority.
New York Politics.
.Aibanu SEPT. 6.-Tbe Democratic
State Convention assembled hcie thi, noon.
Chas II. Winfield was chosen President
yro tenn, and proceeded to address the
Convention.
jeff Davis has SO far recovered from the
attack of ery>iprlas rs to be able to resume
his accustomed walks.
Georgia Matters.
c. NJ. Howard, prominent citizen of
Upper Georgia, has published letter. in
which he takes the most encouraging view
of the situation, and points out the true
policy for til" people, urges a revolution
in agriculture as indispensable and recon-
mends putting large portion of the land
in permanent grasses. lie also urges the
convention to invite foreign emigration,
counsels the people to take courage. be
loyal, rrsolute and industrious.
Nec York, Sept. 5.-The Savannah cor
responder, says that the Georgia Central
Railroad is repaired for distance Of forty
miles out from Savannah, and a. conse-
quence trade has become brisk. particularly
in cotton. large quantities of which is
stored in the city. on wharves and about
warehouses. Everything is encouraging
for the thorough revival of this important
traffic as soon as the railroad is restored
Additions have been made to the line,
steamers running between Augusta and
Savannah, the new line between Havana
and Savannah being established at Hilton
Head. The commercial prosperity is not
so great, the place losing Importance as a
depot. and consequently. much ofthe traf-
fc has been transferred elsewhere.
Pardon Seekers at the Prcsldemt's Mansion.
There was q perfect avalanch Of pardon
seekers at the Presidents mansion to-day.
A greater number Of Southerners are here
for that purpose than was ever known be-
fore. Fully three-fourths of the Presi-
dents business hours are taken up with the
considerations Of petitions for pardon.
Commodore John Collins, long of the
United States Navy, died at North Con.
way. New Hampshire. on the I'd inst,
where he was visiting.
Intelligence from Texas is to the effect
that there will be no trouble whatever in
that State in the work of reconstruction.
Information from other Southern States is
alike favorable. The Provisional Cover
nors are represented as doing all in their
power to conform to the views Of the Pres.
ident of the United States on that subject.
The receipts Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau to-day reached four millions two
hundred thousand dallars. being one mil
lions seven hun Ir-d and sixty Eight thou
sand dollars greater than the receipts Of
any former day.
Res~l Roads .. England.
Mr. York. Sepf Il. The agents for the
rebel bond-hoders in London have ISSUED
the following cal j.: A meeting Of the
b"nd-holder~ ~ill be held on Moaday the
ssh inst. To consid,r their altered po-i;ioa-
row the Soscram~nf o. ib- United state.
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