Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-15


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liI.E to JEFF. l'ari-- Tie VA d@nIsd any
Command onrnm~usuraie wIh hrs rauk
until b. ihrr~ up his commission snd lefs
the service. HIS friends elai,a FOX him
tina, he always favored Eas; Tennrss-c.
aud volunteered IL defend BFowulow and
Others. II is understood that Gov. Pier
pom, Of Virginia declines TO sign any more
Recommendation for pardon. as he says
proper attention has not been accorded to
the recommendations he has already made.
Tn. Election IN Virginia.
Tho p;ohmora paners of the Doth rom
,o;n ,ho fo,,nn;mr. Al tho late election
10 Anoo,moo nnJ Nor,bomnton count;es
VIM AI IL IA cn " for Congress. received
10 .,a;..;.,. ''' Eor 10 House of
n-I.:, x!::r;o V'Lor,,s 1y;lI;,r,s
anJ H. I,hu w E;o,d woro el.ctod
no.,, ,.o S oo,sorv,t;ve Curtis was
1rn ~" u,on a of Oh. V;ro;na Convention
III i'" "." - a.. oorfsoot;on T,lnr t.
.I, . rru, IT,;.oa states Coll.c,or tor
.ho n r Ths o;,;yon of n;nw;1J;'.
. n hois . .an.;na and .dortca r.sn,n'
. ,;""s n .'-at u .s ,oGroos from oon,;",
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recognizing GOv. i'lerpOnt rs governor
and approaching his generous sentiments,
they deprecate the Constitution OF the
State OF Virginia as now in force and ask
that the same course be adopted for Vir-
ginia that has been for North Carolina.
The 1rib~ne's Washington special cor
respondent says that among the vast num-
Der OF applications for pardon MED at the
White House. there is not single IN.
stance where the applicant does not assert
that he was opposed to the inauguration Of
the rebellion.
Surrender OF Galveston
On The 5th, full and formal possession
of Galveston was rendered to the Z. >.
forces. The flag of the Union was raised
on the Sth. Admiral Thatcher went
ashore and was cordially received by the
rebel navy ana military author't'cs' VINO
remain there for their protection. Gal.
weston. before this. is strongly garrisoned
by U. s. forces sent forward by Gen.
Candy. Gen. Sheridan is also probably
there in person.
Health Of Gen. cr."t-Iea,h Of Admiral
Dupont.
Washington June 23.-Gen' Grants
health is somewhat impaired. lie Will
seek few week repose' ana Is now IN
Philadelphia.
The Secretary OF the Navy IN general