The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-05-09

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'eilAte ~ as "a open session to-aay ABOUT wv
nouiS. Inc proceedings were not OF genera
I'M poltance. e. S Il : ~
IN Executive session the senate confirmed
auong 9tnefs, lne appointment OF Lewis y
/ e Taias.pell as MINISTER 70 tne hepupnc 9
nleAico anu robert L; Nortnco.t as POST
ana''el a. harrisburg, w estern rggihla'
HOUSE. The House passed the bill estab.
| fishing the grade of General IN the army, to
which General Grant will undoubtedly he
appointed.
In the Senate on Thursday the Post Office
appropriation bill was recalled from the
House, and on motion of Mr.. Sherman the
vote by which it was passed was reconsid-
cred and the bill was made the special order
for Monday att o'clock. It was stated by
Mr.. Poland that the object in reconsidering
the vote was to repeal the amendment touch
ing removals from office.
In the House Messrs. Conkling and Bout
well submitted to the House additional sup
Elemental evidence from the reconstruction
oo, Tha ~. p.,,e..., -. :
of North Carol;na !. Dorance Atwatar r NJ
Cook. Sidney Andrews I;eut Col BrodIe
and HenrvG T'auroncs MIST of +be, az; s
f]ence has been ant;c;nated That If Hon
Bedford Rro,vn formarly ITn;tod 1Stoteo Son.s
ator from North. Caroline sean,s ~ Iossess
come ;ntaroot = M Rr,,1u,, tast;fas that H.
bas ojya NO boon nnn soca,s;.,n;sts- u
thinks tb.t +ba ,,aor,a ns Nortt, naro,;n. -
the surrender of + 40 wore sat;st;ed With the
y 49, 49,
was inevitable. and GREAT many were for
peace and were attached sincerely to the
oslon iney oei1eveo .l,at enere was no
S s,, gu. VI ~. nu1 VI M1e, he says, II is
., W s'a'1 .na' ilolll VARIOUS circumstances
:; :ne p.1pie nave almost come 70 despair. IL
chiefly arises tenn tho lon .e e, Iu. =.
be;na .IIowed ro,,rasonta.;, 80, IT, ssn no'
This d a had ,'roS d1. sa, ~ oonsess
ont om,o2,, H. 49, T ,oenns VI ulscoh
,,,ns, % -no Siea' mass VI
thonoh thnno '.,oa ~. .esuin W tne ohi
rnro NJ I;nn tro,bIa Wo upui1us nen WING
hat a;i Is, -. nC ~Iu'u ieocnllle.o
$50, NIL 0Hou'u oo "''nii''eu Ill
The Rejection Of General Blair.
WASHINGTON. Nav 3-The reason ,ybv
zen. FRANK BLAIR was rejected by the Senate
: uoaec 9. oi lhteillai revenue 1or the dis
,nu' =, y: !. nou,s nas noe transpireu. Much
thers hn ont g. Gu a. .,no iIsui'' anohg
= h;,s, a. - on o,"n., ~no says tnat
~ nt,or I nsar 4ist si; nueo':u inole .nan TO
rom Saced;nm Ta anoso ,r; ."' prevented
e +ba ;r,nnst,,t ,,;1 IT, W.. ea'n m
-. en0 nP .'ns ihiii'a,y seisices uenerai
.ne -. G'ane.l nlalr al that Time ana since
'"o 'oun'is'
The Admission of Colorado.
The thirtv-seyentb State ,vas odded r., +ba
mon by tine passage OF the bill for the ad
,ho y, 1u :. ool'e OF tne parties
Iii n'. S.",:u iulnor tl'ac tiie
.;ondS No. ~, 49, III eheu III, 1us many oi us
res;dsnt col NV - III pleuenslen' as tne
snhn,;,tad tha e.s,a.4; ~ g sPcc:ai
on to conr,ross 81, t,,o quos'lon =. aein:s
,nu,a % ~ -, lo Sne ,e1son siia' .ne n
3 .h a. ~ tne .lne anu mo:ie 0. ADOPT
-, .no Sons "1ao P:eVehteu nm from Is
Sta.a ;n t t1aa Wa oec.allng
= tnJ n. a., o'...e ~ .ne onion, as eontem-
o,s,, d. .a C,,o ~, SS "I
- =, ITasf;a ".a. on"iiee' 'ne 0eiiators eject,
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Position Of MIR. Stanton.
The truth is that the report telegraphed
,nce to the Associated Press of the views of
embers of the Cabinet CONCERNING tho late
.opositions of the reconstruction Committees
Is not been questioned save in one particu'
the position alleged to have
;en taken by Secretary Stanton. If this
IS been mistaken, (of which there is as vet
} evidence,) it is presumed the Secretary
Ill himself cause an authentic denial tn he
ade, and not leave his views omen TO donbt
conjecture.
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" 'po''n ~ INC texas Delesalion'
\ AN interesting interview took place at the
mite House, Thursday, between the Presi-
mt and a-committee composed of John
incock, J. W. Henderson, r. H. Lane and
A Porter, appointed by the convention of
State OF Texas, who, in person, delivered
the President an official copy of the ordi-
noes adopted by that body.
Judge Hancock, on behalf of the commit
!, addressed the President who replied
lef1y:
4 comn1imentar r ,mnnnau io OIL: tae Aind
airnan had o,lujed +o lie ofror.o :.,I -.
: the States so lately in rebellion and in
rrection to their primitive relations with
9oseliimeht OF the United States He
Of the neonIe of Ta sos 'nJ ha Tue ullanlm
the results of the war. He exnressed tho
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