Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-23

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lion dollars.
The Treasury Department is making
preparations to commence payment of
gold coupons due in January.
The vr,dic, in the case Of Commodore
Craven will be published shortly.
Gen. Grant proposes TO visit New Or
leans and the Rio Grande within few
weeks.
Secretary McCulloch, yesterday issued
orders +njoining cu>ton-housc officers to
use diligence to prevent entrance into
United States ports prizes belonging to
either bell grrcnt parties during hostilitics
between Spain and Chile.
Senate committee on the District of
of Columbia passed resolution declaring
universal suffrage shall be established in
the District.
From 800 to 500 applications for par
don have been read at the Adjutant Grn-
erals office per week; few have been
granted however
synopsis Of the McsnaEc.
Washington. Dm. 3.-Thc Presidents
Message to Congress to-day says that the
resistance to the General Government
having exhausted itself. the first question
was, whether the territories within the
limits of the States which attempted to
secpdc should he held as conquered terri.
tory under military authority emenating
from the President but he considers that
tie military government established for an
Indefinite period would have offered no
security for the suppression Of d scontemt-
mcnt-would have divided the people
into vanQuishrrs aud vnnquishcd, aad en-
vrnomed their hatred rather than restored
their affection. The new theory is that
ali pretended acts of secession were, from
the beginning null and void. States can
not permit treason in the individual citi.
zen who may have committed treason in
the attempt to secedc aud place their
States in a condition where their functions
were suspended but not destroyed; but
if any State rriusesto perform its Office,
there is more necessity that the General
Government should maintained its aulhori-
ty, and as soon us practicable resume aud
exercise all its functions. On this pllnci-
pl. he had acted and gradually and
quietly. and by almost imperceptible st. ps,
sought to restore the rightiul authority Of
the General Government aud OF States.
10 that end provisional governors were
appointed. All parties engaged in the
late terrible conflict must work in harmony,
it was not too much to ask; that Oh the
one side the plan Of restoration shall pro-
ceed in conformity with willingness to
cast the discords Of the past into oblivion,
and that on til. ether haud the evi.
idence Of security in tue iutu,e main
tcnance If Union shall be put b-youd1
any doub: BY the ratification Of the pro.
posed an,i-slavery amendment to the Con-
s,i,ution. The amendment being adopted
il oaId remain tor the States % r-sum-
their plsc-s in the two branches Of Con-
gress and thus complete Restoration. The
President says h- has no auihosiiy TO
make irs-dnsn ,l,-c,ors: tha; remains
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