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Eastern News.
News of June 27ih.

Washington, June 27.-The President has is
sued another proclamation removing all restric-
tions upon internal, domestic and cOastwise COM
merce in the territory west of the Mississippi.
New York, June 27.-The election for Members
of Congress and for the new Virginia Legislature
is to take place on the 18th of October At this
election the people are to decide whether the
Legislature shall have power to repeal the Con-
stitutional provision which excludes from hold
ing office all who have been engaged in rebel
lion.
The Herald's Washington special says that
among other property seized upon by Col. Loom
is special agent of the Treasury Department in
Virginia, is the Military Railroadfrom Danville
to Greensboro, 40 miles, which was built by the
rebel army The road will run under the con-
troll of the Treasury until regularly confscated
by the Court. 1t is expected to pay handsome
per centage above expenses
The Tribune Washington special says that
the freedmen's bureau has prepared list OF
abandoned lands in Virginia, and will submit it
to the President for his approval tomorrow
The list embraces between thirty and forty thous-
and acres!
At the municipal election in Norfolk on the 7th
there was much excitement, and heavy vote
was polled. A large number of returned sol
diers from the rebel army, took every necessary
oath required of them to entitle them to fran
chise. E. G. Tabb, prominent lawyer, was
elected Mayor Walter Taylor late Adjutant
General for Lee, was elected Register.
New York, June 27.-The Times Washington
special says: The committee on the Conduct of
the War, in their forthcoming report detail the
savage and inhuman treatment our prisoners re-
ceiyed from the rebels. The surgeons report of
the prisons for one quarter, show that fraction
over one half of all the cases entered; resulted
in death. Most Of these cases was the result of
iuhuman Treatment and neglect After our men
died, their bodies were treated like so many car
casses of dead animals. Their bodies were piled
up in dead houses, and their eyes and cheeks
eaten out by rats before they were put in their
collins.
New York, June 57-Tho Times Washington
special says ex-senator FoOte and G, j. Gould
were the only persons of note who applied for
pardon yesterday
The Lynchburg Republican of the 7th says
that the guerrilla Mosby had surrendered and
been paroled on the same terms as granted 10
Lee.
, 1865-07-21

1t is reported that the notorious Payne the
man who attempted the assassination of Secre-
tary Seward, is distant relative of General
Lee, but all friends of Lee and family deny the
connection
, 1865-07-21

FFYO SIMON ISAAC, JOSEPH PETTY. AND John
W. Morrson You are hereby notified that the
County ofWalla Walla has filed complaint against
you in said court which will come to be heard at
the first term of the court, which shall commence
more than two months after the 2lst day Of July,
A. D., 1866 and unless you appear at said term and
answer the will be taken confessed and the
prayer thereof granted. The OBJECT and prayer of
said complaint is to recover judgement against you
and in favor of the County of Walla Walla, plaintiff
upon the bond given by you in the sum Of three hun
dred dollars being the bond forfeIedby you at
the April term of sal court, A D., 1865.
Complaint fled July 2lst 1865.
s. B. FARGO,
jy2l32m2J Prosecuting Attorney Ist Judicial District
, 1865-07-21

PRAIRIE CHICKENs.-The sportsmen have com
menced their annual warfare against this spe-
cies Of fowl and we notice that numbers Of
them are brought into town almost every day
, 1865-07-21
WANTED.

"A running an Upright Saw and keeping it in or
der can get steady employment and good wages by
applying Immediately at Babcock's Mill, on the Wal
Ia Walla River. WIN. IL. BABCOCk.
July 81, 1865. 32w2
, 1865-07-21

time conspiring with COpperheads (who the APP
feat the Union party But the Appeal's decep-
tions and inconsistencies are still greater. 1t
condemned Lincoln's assassination as the most
atrocious crime ever committed, and at the same
tiHe promulgated the heresy that the assassina-
tioo was necessary sacrifice to keep the Union
party united And now this paper that howled
so long and dismally over the murder of Mr.
Lincoln, and which rejoiced at the destruction
of democratic newspaper efices, simply because
of that murder and which gloatod over the il
legal Imprisonment of men who were simply
charged with expressing satisfaction over Lin
coins death, but who may never have so ex-
pressed themselves has the wickedness to hint that
it may be necessary "that Andrew Johnson shall
be assassinated to keep alive the Union fresl"
What assassinate the President Of the United
States simply to keep life in an expiring parti-
san facton2 What sort of insanity is that? and
how many Presidents lives would it take-how
many assassinations would it require yearly to
keep an artificial life in this destructive Union
party? The Appeal editor writes as if he would
justify the assassination of a President every
morning before breakfast if that would in any
way add to the strength of the Union party
But the moderate and sensible men of that party
will scorR to endorse such means to keep life in
any party, and they will help to sink the faction
that resorts to such murderous policy to main
tain ;tsaIf WIN DON'T the fnoociobs McOo1sl1
who delights in artestiug somebody, take the
President-killer of the Appeal In charge and
shut him up in some loyal lunatic ASYLUM ?
Here is a splendid chance for the redoubtable
Genera! 70 declare the Appeal man accessory
to murder before the fact"
, 1865-07-21
q. s. 7-3O LOAN /!

DY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF
D the Treasury, the undersigned has assumed
the General Subscription Agency for the sale of
United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three tenths per cent. interest, per annum, known
aaF
, 1865-07-21

Robert Lincoln, son of the late President, has
opened law Office in Springfeld' Massachu-
Eette
, 1865-07-21


PRESIDENT JOHNSON ON DEsPoTIsn:-De chatting
the causes which lead to military despotism,
Mr.. Johnson in 1858 said
"Go to the Governments that have risen and
fallen before us, and what has been the cause of
the downfall and decline? 1t has resulted from
the influence of various armies and navies.-
Standing armies and navies, sustained by money
drawn from the people, are the two arteries
that have bled the nations before us to death
tell the States to beware, for their sovereignty
is at an end if you persist in your career. five
do not commence the work and arrest the expen-
ditures of this government, the time will come
when this government will be overthrown; the
time will come when the sound from the hoofs
of the cavalry horses will announce to the SOW
ereign States the approach of usurper; the
legions of the government in advancing column
announce despotism; when the goddess which
presides in the Temple of Liberty will descend,
and the last expiring hope of free government
60 staggering from our land through carnage
and through blood"
The best evidence that Mr.. johnson still holds
to these views, and still believes that large
standing armies are dangerous to the liberties
of a free people, is to be found in the fact that
at the earliest practicable moment after th.
rebel armies were conquered, the reduction of
the national forces commenced, and has con-
tinued until the armies are reduced to mere ake-
etons compared to what they were six months
ago Although there was no necessity for keep
ing up large army after the war had been
practically closed still if Mr. johnson had
been desirous of converting the government into
despotism, he undoubtedly could have accom-
pIished it by using all the powers at his com
mand to keep the armies full and by making it
appear that there was urgent necessity therefor,
and that the liberties of the citizen as well as
the peace and quietude of the country demanded
! it, But by having the armies reduced as fast as
possible, the President destroys the only power
| ful weapon in his hands through which he could
create despotism, and this is the best evidence
that could be given that he is fast friend of
republican government. So far as our armies
were concerned, that portion which was made
Up of the patriotic and intelligent home popula-
tion could not have been made the willing tools
of despotic power but the "Hessian" element
and the ignorant blacks had entered largely into
the ranks, and that this element could have been
moalaed to salt the plans and purposes Of des-
potism no sensible person Will deny. But the
material which might have been used in the
creating of ''frst class military government
or despotism, has melted away and the time at
which it might have been used for such pur-
pose has passed by, and President Johnson who
might have used the material and taken advan-
tage of the time, by his actions has shown that
his ambition is not of that stamp which governs
the aspirations of would-be despots
, 1865-07-21

MILITARY.-The Dalles Mountaiheer learns
That orders have been received for the consoli-
dation of the first regiment of Oregon Cavalry,
into four companies. By this consolidation
Col Maury will be mustered out of the service.
, 1865-07-21

It is stated that during the war not less than
q thousand battles have been fought, at a cost
of half a million lives.
, 1865-07-21

CE1EBRATIoNs-Th Fourth Of July was cele-
brated at Colusa, California, by having sort
of funeral sermon for old John Brown preached,
the cost of which was a hundred dollars. The
Colusa Sun, mentioning the celebration there,
says: ''We had thought that Fourth of July
celebration could beat ours at Colusa, but we
give it up--we weaken. In San Francisco, and
Sacramento they had such a fine turnout of
niggers as to completely knock the socks off of
all other celebrations We had more white
folks than they, but, alas, we had no niggers
Why didn't somebody think of it and import a
few2 It would have helped the ''funeral"
along and would not have cost more than 8
hundred dollars 7
The San Francisco Spectator says the process
sion in that City on the Fourth twas an inn
mense failure" 1t further says "The colored
portion of the glorious Fourth bore the blushing
honors thus forced upon them with meekness.
Many fair ladies waved scented handkerchiefs at
the sable patriots, which was gallantly acknowl-
edged by patriotic raising of hats and caps, and
eloquent smiles that displayed the silver lining
beyond the thunder cloud"
, 1865-07-21
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

Prosecuting Attorney lst Judicial District.
July 81, 1865. S2m2
, 1865-07-21
or WASHINGTON, /
FNO SIMON ISAAC, JOSEPH PETTY AND Johr

In the District Court, First Judicial District DC.
tober Term. 4. D., 1865.
, 1865-07-21
TIE ATTORNEY GnrNrRA1,s oprN1oN.-Attor-

THE ATTORNEY GaENERAI's OpMIoN.-Attor-
ney General Speed, in his letter to President
Johnson about the Issuing of an amnesty proc
lamation, gave it as his opinion that proclama-
tion was needed, and after alluding to Lincolns
proclamation of amnesty, said:
"Now one proclamation is desired to aid in
restoring order and reorganizing society in the
rebellious States. Reconstruction is not need
ed. That word conveys erroneous idea The
Constitution of this Government is as perfect as
human wisdom can make it. The trial to which
its powers and capacity have been subjected in
this effort of revolution and dismemberment,
proves with what wisdom its foundations have
been laid. Ours is the task to prove principles
and powers clearly and well Defined and that
have carried us safely through our past troub-
les"
The langtage hsFe quoted justifes the belief
that Mr.. Speed is STRONGLY opposed to any of the
proposed amendments to the Constitution, the
abolition amendment included. OF course, if
the Constitution 'is as perfect as human wis
dom can can make it' no amendment whatever
ought to be made And when he says "ours is
the task to prove principles and powers
clearly and we'll defined, T." we are further assured
that he Is warm friend of the Constitution as
it is" We here give the concluding portion of
Mr. Speeds letter
"Ours is not duty to reconstruct or to
change Society in the Rebel States has not
been and is not now in normal condition; nor
in harmony with the principles of our Govern
ment. That society has rebelled yainst them
and made war hpon the principles and powers
of our Government In so doing it has offended
and stands a convicted culprit; mercy must be
largely extended.
! Some OF the great leaders and offenders must
be made to feel the extreme rigor of the law, not
in spirit of revenge, but to put the seal of in
/ fanny upon their conduct. But the mercy ex-
tended to the great mass of the misguided people
can and should be so used as to reorganize So
ciety upon a loyal and a freedom-loving basis
| It is manifestly for their good and the good Of
mankind, that this should be dsne. The power
of pardon and mercy is inadequate to this end
Such condition precedent and subsequent can
legally and properly be appended as will root
out the spirit of Rebellion and bring society in
those States in perfect accord with the wise and
thoroughly y-tried principles of our Government.
If this power of pardon is wisely used, peace will
be established upon a sure and permanent basis
/
, 1865-07-21
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date June 18th,
1865 ard payable three years from that time, in
currency, are convertible, at the option of the
holder, into
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