Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-24

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tary Of Arizona hs. been appointed Gov.
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The Constitutional Amendment, which
was made the especial order for yesterday
in the Senate, will lie taken mp early next
week, having been postponed BY general
consent.
An important case is before the Supreme
Court, Involving the constitutionality Of
the test oath imposed on the clergy, law
yers, aud other professions, by the new
Sta.e Constitution Of Missouri. There is
also before the Court the case Of Bowles
and Millgan, knights of the Golden Cir
Gle, convicted at indianapolis BY Militia.
nv Commission, sentenced to death, and
subsequently, pardoncd. This involves
the legality Of military trials in States
where civil courts are in full operation.
Over two hundred Quakers are c,nigra-
ting from North Carolina to Indiana, be-
cause of the persistent persecution in the
formrr State. A large number have passed
here already jfeucai o.li soYissan..
A letter from Gov. Bross,,loyv,- A had state ~
The Nashville papers contain a letter
from Gov. Brownlow to WIN. u. Kelly.
member of Congress, dated the 9Th, where.
in he says when Richmond fell and sur
rendered, the rebels, and It,hny who SYM
patl,ized with them we, e very rcsproafil4to
Union men. aud often obs+q uious. Guilty
culprits, they evidently feared arrest and
punishment, and felt that to be let alone
and allowed to live, was all they had
right to expect 3: out since pardons, had
Leen SO multiplied AND no man bsen pup.
isLed, they have evsryWhere become, lmpu-
dent and defiant, until, in most .cortii's
in Middle and Wsst Tenn. sset It Is dis
Reputable to have been a thi6'' man, or,
as a southern man, to have s.rved.in'the
Union army, and matters arc growing
worse. Rec constructed traitors are openly
cursing loyal men; threatening them with
hanging. Boosting that they have The Prs.
ident on their side, while We all feel that
the Presidents policy is fuinous TO Us.
Tho most popular men in the largest Por-
ton of Tennessee today, are men most
distinguished for their hostility TO The
North aud what they are pleased to, term
a radical Congress, and they, are thc, class
Of men selected to ,fill; Offices. as the late
county elections show: The same is true
Of tho entire South, only 10 q gfeater ex-
tent. Many Of them arc expecting tie
President to disp,rse Congrcss with bay
onets, as Cromwell dispersed Tie Long
Parliament. The southern heartsis being
rapidly fred to deeds Of war, and I'll this
aud moro. a. believe. has bssn caassd ~
the mistakes Of the PRECEDENT His. plen
If trusting the iebsls with State gsvsee-
ments. has had IN eject exactly the eppe.
site Of what he intcaded, AID has ruined
the prospects Of the Union mea. AID they
fe-l there 10 no safety ios hen. 49,
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