Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-12

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poiarrd ~ the T~xas C,uyenfion. hsve
arrived and lid before tile P"->ident tie
official coy Of thu NV constitution and
ordinance declaring secession null and
VOID, rrpudiating the rrb ! deb' and Civ
ing ire Omen tn right to testify, &c
Judge Hancock addressed the Pr 5; en'.
saying tina, his wisr and patriotic course in
brhaIf Of equal rights throughout II Sec
tons OF the country, has revived fresh
hopes in many Responding hearts. That
the me generation which has expert
encrd the most terrible shock Of civil war.
will SEE tho Constitution ably restored.
The President expressed himself graft
fed 10 learn that the unanimous feeling Of
the people of Texas was to accept the re-
suit of the war. and sa d he had put the
Utmost conf lencc in the ultimate success
of the administration Of affairs, and thar
time and patience will solve tue difficult
problem.
Washington, May 4-Tte Senate, after
the morning hour. Went into executive ses-
son, and subsequently adjournrd to Nom
day. In the House, Mr.. Stevens offered
joint resolution which was adopted, con-
graduating the Emperor Of Russia h $
escape from assassination. Mr.. McRuer
from the committee on Public Lands, re-
ported bill! relinquishing to the city of
B,necia. California. The right and title Of
the United States to all such lands as are
in bona iid" cupancy. reserving the lands
occupied by the Govcfnment, and the bill
passed.
The House passed the Majara Ship Canal
bill. loaning the Govern tnt credit to that
enterprise to the amount Of net exceeding
Sc 100000.
The Speaker presented a message from
The President inclosng report fom the
Secretary OF State on the subject of The
cation loan. The correspondence compri-
ses letters from committee If English
cott n nd holders to President Jnh,,son,
a letter to Gov. Orr. of South Caroina,
another to $ crrlary McCulioch. and two
from George Mcllrnry.
Washington Mug 2.-In the House,
b ain. of Maine. oft; red a resolution asking
the President 10 commune ito informant n
about the barbarous bombardmrnt of Val
pnriso, aud what instructions had been
given to Commodore Rodgers. Boutwell,
Of Massachusetts, objected. and the reso-
lutioa was not read. Bill and reports
from the Patent committee occupied the
balance Of the session. Adjourned.
Memphis, May 4.--The Memphis riot
eliminated in a general conaag,alion Of
tn. negro quarters Oh Wedn sday night,
and the killing Of some Is negroes by the
mob. The negroes. on Wednesday III ORR
ing. exaspernted by the previous dsy's in.
juries, attempted to SECURE arms from
Pickering, and about o'clock on We'd.
nesday morning. probably 1900 blanks
were assembled in South street, when
startling rumos reached the city that they
were preparing tn march on the place and
burn il. Tits was the signal CIR general
ouipouring Of the ~hi'e-. who pi,laxsd the
gua r,or~. AID rushed down S.uih street.
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