The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

tieNe Noulu nc hlWHly licnseu 10 hpNF oI MS
suceess un the first Monday Of April. The
sarne paper denies by authority that secre-
tary Wolles has written n letter announcing
his desire that General llawley should be
elected, and says the sound and practical
views Of Mr.. Welles are TINT old Issues have
pissed away with the periods which saw
their rise, agitation aud fall.
Edward s. Cleveland, Postmaster ut Hart.
ford, has declared in favor Of the election Of
MIR, English, and several other Connecticut
Republicans Of lesser note have gone the
snnie way,
The Postmaster Of Hartford, Conn, ten
lpred his resignation, which the President
refused to accept.
New York, March 2l.-Last evening the
residence Of John l.. Moore, No, 100 Madi.
SON Avenue, was robbed Of a lin box contain.
ing 81 100000 in United States securities.
Mysterious advertisements lead to the belief
that negotiations have been opened for COM
promise with the successful thief.
Forney writes to the Philadelphia Press
saying, make u note of 1t, that with nl the
.elamor against II, the great issue Of the pres
.ent day il upon the policy of the President
tn restore representation In Congress TO the
States in which the rebellion lately existed.
1t is now certain that no action will be
taken by Congress, amending the law con.
corning the income tax, in season to affect
the next assessment that the Commissioners
of internel Revenue has commenced the
preparation Of blank instructions under ex.
listing laws assessors and assistants will be
instructed to prepare Immediately for assess
ment.
The President yesterday expressed his
Misrepresentation Of Senator Stewards PROPOSE
ton providing for universal amnesty ON con.
Idition that the States shall grant universal
suffrage.
The Presidents veto Of the civil rights bill
will probably bc sent TO the Senate ON Mon.
day, and It is anticipated with much inter.
cst. Various speenlations are allont regard.
ing the probabilities Of the message. aud
while nothing is certainly known. II seems
10 be believed the President will r~eiteratc the
argument of the other veto message against
Legislation for the South while those States
are unrcpresentel. lie will anvil himself of
this o~ceasion 10 further define his policy.
The National Intelligcncer, which has
come TO be regarded as the Presidents
organ. haf n II editorial yesterday on the
civil rights bill. indicating the probable
@lnlnts Ut the veto message. 1t says this is q
bill to abolish the States Of the Uniun to
effect such object but two conditions nre re.
quired first, that doubtful Federal powers
should be used second, that the statute
should be efficiently executed.
In pursuance Of general instructions off
GERS in command of military departments are
to establish q~uarantines at Southern ports.
and suitable vessels for guard ships are
being stationed along the coast Ms security
against the introduction of cholera.
tFbfanw ~ Af1Aaf, fNe - .. H. +.
formal misunderstanding exists between the
English Government and tho Americas I'm
hassy in London, relative TO the imprison-
ment of the several persons charged with
Fenianfsm, who assert their claims 10 be
American citizens and demand 10 be either
liberated or brought to trial. The misun-
derstnnding has been referred to Washington
for solution, and may prove embarrassing.
During the debate in Congress the ether
day, on the bill to protect army officers
against vexaiioas salts for damages in South
ern States, IL was stated that ) 800 such suits
had been commenced in Kentucky alone.
General Palmer, commanding department
of Kentucky, has teulered his resignation,
but it is not accepted yet.
The Democratic city Convention Of Mil.
waukic. nominated Mayor Talmadgc for re-
election, declared its unqualified approval OF
the Presidents policy, and endorsed the
patriotic course OF Senator Doolittle.
New York, March 24.-The Commercial
Advertiser says the passage Of the Loan bill
by the House has produced o slight fnetua.
ten in the market. The adoption Of the
clause authorizing a foreign loan took Wall
street By surprise, and the hill is regarded
as granting the Secretary substantially all
the power he wanted. The action OF the
House would produce a more marked effect
were il certain the bill would pass the Sen
ate in its present form. There is doubt Il
the Senate will not insist on enrt0iling the
Secretary power.
Cincinnati, Mnrch 81. - Pixies .Opcrs
House is entirely in ruins. The Enquiries
office is also destroyed. The Rre spread
across Baker street to the Adams Expires.
stables, and several buildings on 3D. street
The Express Company saved their valuable
packages, but everything else was lost. The
total loss will reach 81, DOC, 600.
The Commercial gives prominence to
statement that leading members of Congress
have agreed to continue in session till mex
18th of March, and will take a recess from
time to time as occasion may require, lcav.
ing n few members on hand TO keep up the
formality.
Henry S. Foote publishes a card denying
any authorship in Senator Stewards resoIu,
tions. lie says, 81 warmly approve oi
them and was called upon by the author in
regard to tho probability Of the South nc.
eepting thcm." Mi. Foote promises q forth.
coming letter in support Of the resolutions