Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-23

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nov her has secured large tract Of land
n Virginia. where a colony Of Scotch en-
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slavery shslssAs<,i In Indian Terrssery.
Washington, Sept. l2-The plan pro.
posed to the Indians in council at Fort
Smith further stipulates that slavery must
be abolished, and the freedmen have the
right OF b ing incorporated into the tribes
on an equal footing with other members
thereof
Bangor, Ne. Sept. l2.-Fires are rag
ing in the woods in every part of this
country, particularly in Camel. Hermon,
the old towns of Massey, Bradley, Malford,
Orono and S"lden. Much valuable pro.
perty is being destroyed. and the tanneries,
&c, are in danger. The Bangor and Mil
ford Railroad cars find it difficult to get
through the fires.
Richmond, Sept. ia clause in the
Virginia Constitution excludes all who
hid aided and participated in or sympa-
thizrd with the rebellion from voting or
holding office. There seems to be no
doubt that this disability will be remrdied.
The Herald says: Gen. Meade's &C.
count of the condition of North Carolina
and Virginia is very satisfactory. The
people and permanent citizens everywhere
arc d sposed to accept frankly the issue Of
the war and to resume their former rela-
tons with the National Government. Ar
engagements have been made by him under
authority from the President for the grad.
ual Withdrawal of all Federal troops, and
the resumption Of civil law. The people
acqui,scr in submitting all disputes be-
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courts.
Washington, Sept, l5.-The Herald
says that telegram has been received here
from Columbia, South Carolina, stating
that the State Convention assembled
yesterday with one HUNDRED members pres
cnt. 1t is regarded as the ablest body
ever convened in that State. A resolution
of discomfort offered received only five
votes. aud was laid on the table after the
refusal to perm its adoption. The Gov
ernor's Message was read, which strongly
sustains the Presidents reconstruction
policy.
Rebels IN Mexico.
The Times City of Mexico correspond
ent says that they have at present in that
city about forty rebel officers OF different
grades. Among them are General Price,
Magruder. Shelby. Wilcox and King.
They associate with the American citizens
here who maintained loyal attitude with
the utmost cordiality. No bitter denunci-
alton of the Yankees is heard. Many
schemes Of colonization are proposed BY
them, of which the most notable ia the
Duke & OWNS Sonora project which came
to notice among those now pressed upon
the attention Of the Government as the
most feasible and important. 1t is that the
government should donate large tract Of
land in the vicinity Of Cordova for forming