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


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WAsuI>Gr,S. Dec. ~ In the House.
S,hench offered JOINT resolution requesting
the Prcsien. not 10 muster cut the officers Ui
the reserve corps until action can be taken ty
Congress. Passed.
y l'int rc>o.utlon appointing a committee Of
thr"c to ascertain the status of the several
Stat $ was received from the Scnatc and passed
Farnsworth offered resolution that the rcb.
els should not he granted citizenship while they
refused suffrage to the negro.
WASHINGTON, Dec II About four hun.
dred editorials on the Presidents Message,
have been received at the White House,
and ahont 80 per cent. Of all heartily endorse
the Presidents policy from the start, aud
recommend the measures he proposes for the
future.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-A letter from the
Emperor Nepoeon is said to have been received
At the State Department, requesting the iecog.
milton Of Maximilian's Government in Mexico,
to which the Secretary of State has replied,
fily declining to accede to the request, auL
giving reasons why its ANTICIPATED Mexican
question 50 far as. tbs country is concerned,
will soon con. to head.
More Trouble with Virginia.
WASHINGTON, Dec 3-ConSrlcrablc excite.
ment has been Manifested at the receipt Of a
letter from Governor Picrpnnt # Virginia, ad
dressed to the PcSiient of the Senate and
Speaker Ct the House, enclosing u copy of an
act passed by the General Assembly Of Vlr.
ginia, repeating the assent heretofore given to
the division of the State by tho formation Of
the State Of West Virginia.
Keuturky Going 10 Defend her Rights.
CHICAGO. Dec. 3-In the kentucky Legis
laturc, on Monday, bill I" alInw negro trst
mony, was T., j,ctcI ia the Senate. 4 rrsolu-
tinn was introduced declaring that Kentucky
had reserved rights which she vas prepared to
defcnd. "
The HcraiTs Duhn correspondent of Nov
Goth SAYS: Il seems as il the doctrines of the
Fcnan Society hal eaten np to the very steps
of the tiroao of the G.vrra,nrnt. Its evident
extension among the masses Of the people OF
that country renders it equa, # it does not
exceed the Society Of United Irishm,n IF it
were not for the CONS, rvative men Of evory
shade and creed in Ireland, aided 10y the Cath.
nlic clergy. lrclaud wOuli n"w bc submerged
in the blood Of her people and the English ma.
ton.
ANOTHER UNION VIcr,aY.--Thc Territory Of
New Mcxir" wheels i'J, ,lc Union line. 1t
las ben her tofhrr Cop" cheat, but finally,
like New j r-cy. surrrIdcrcs to tho Union
boys. In It';3 Prrca, Coppcrh, was elected
Delcg ITO to Congress by S06 mi j'rty. At the
late election, Chavrr. Union. was chosen by
2,23l majority. In eight Of the ten counties
iu the Territory the Republicans have major.
ty.
viryinia Don't Want to Pay Her Taxes.
New York, Dee. 14.-The HeraIGs
Richmond correspondent says: The
election to fill vacancies Of State officers is
postponed until the 2lst inst. The Gem
eral Assembly passed a resolution appeal
ing to tn. President and Congress to
postpone the collection of land tax for
1865. for the present, and to permit the
State to assume payment Of the same;
that the collection Of Internal revenue
which accrued previous u the appoint
ment Of collectors aud as>essois in the
did,r-Lt districts o. the State b. in.
definitely posponed.
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