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

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polled. There vss no opposition. al IL
candidates lring Cuiosists. Oaly 100
votes polled. The Richmond ReYsAasaD
Of to-day says that il ~in be observed b
an Official 0rd~r in another eolamn thae
efficient measures will taken to Psvvsae
any interference by the "ilitaiy with ~
elections tomorrow. All the troops win
be removed from the vicinity Of polling
places. No officer nor man will ~ permit
ted to approach them except IN ease q
disturbance of the peace, when, il sbso-
lutely necessary, a military force nay ~
used to auell the same.
spamgler Protests his I.neeenes.
Ncw York. OFT. ia letter from
Spangler, one Of the parties connected -
accessory 70 the assassination of Lincoh.
dated Tortupaa Island. Sent. 18th. savs.
Before God and all that is sacred, am
perfectly innocent of all the charges and
all the specifications brought against mo
by the prosecution. l had no knswlsdee
or idea of any thing. nor di6 l aid or ~.
sist the villainous ASSASSIN of the President
either before or after the assassination.
south Caroline asks for the Pardon Of Jea.
Davis
New York, Oct. IA special dispatch
to the Times says delegation from South
Carolina, appointed by the unanimous
vote Of the late convention, to present =
petition to the President for the pardon Of
jeff. Davis, has arrived and expect to have
an audience at the executive mansion to.
day. The delegation consists OF Alfred
Hagor, Judge Wardlow Mr.. d. Aiken.
who was the second postmaster OF Charles
ton and continued in office until the se-
ctssion of the State. A gentleman who
has arrived here direct from that State. d
represents that the canvass for United
States senator, Is exceedingly lively ana
that the prospect for Governor Perry 10
unfavorable.
Arms seised.
The Hcralds special dispatch Gays:
Information has been received at WASH
ington that six hundred Spencer rifles in
boxes. we're seized by the Canadian ~.
thorities at Niagara City yesterday. Tho
contents Of the boxes were accidentally dis.
covered in overhauling railroad freight.
The authorities report it as case Of Fe-
nian smuggling. 1t is well known that
combinations exist in several ofthe princi-
pal cities of the country for the purchase Of
arms from discharged soldiers, many, a
whom on leaving the service avail them
selves Of the privilege Of purchasing their
guns at greatly reduced prices.
omoer' to be Mastered Out.
NeV York. Oct. IA Washington dis
patch to the Express says that Gen. Grant
has advised the Secretary OF War 10 ds-
charge at least one hundred more general
officers, Majors and Br'gad'er-5eneSais.
with their STATS, and has also advised the