Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-15

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Resa&eef. Tha' the polfieal ra.z, Of
the stsies 80 laseiy IN reb-Hloa 10 the
| uii-d states G0s.ruGent. and the rights
Of people ID sarh ss~,.-, arc poll icAl qa-.-
tians. AID are therefore clearly wi.hin the
control OF Congress. to The exclusion of,
aud ind. p nd-n, Of. .vTy other d. part
meni of Government.
Rcsoired. That there is no right, poIit-
ical, legal or constitutional, in any State
to secete or Withdraw fiom the Uniol,, but
they may, by wicked AID unauthorized
revolution and f"rce. sever the relations,
which they have susSa ned to The Union,
and when they do they assume attitude Of
public enemy Ut war with the United
States, aud subj ct ,hems Ives 10 all the.
rule. and principles of international law
and the law Of war, as applied to belliger-
pn,s according 10 modern usage.
Res0ired, That We are umutterably in
favor Of the Union Of the States, and earn.
estly desire the legal and speedy restoration
OF all the States t" their proper places in
The Union and the establishment in each
Of the influences Of patriotism and Justice
by which the whols nation shall be COM
bin-d TO carry out triumphantly the prin-
ciples Of freedom and progress until all men
of ali races shall everywhere beneath the
flag Of our country have accorded to them
freely all that the virtues. industry and in
t-lligcnce may entitle them to.
Rssoired, That organizations in unrep-
resented States assumed to be Sta cs.
governments not lav.ng been Legally estab.
lished, are not Legal G., verpments until or
ganized by Congress.
Resolfed, That we cherish with tender
hearts tho memory Of the virtues, sublime
faith. upright character Of life and gener-
GUS nature Of the martyr President. Abra-
nam Lincoln.
Resolved, That we are in favor Of uni
vrrsal liberty the world over and feel the
deepest sympathy with the oppressed peo-
pie Of all countries in their struggle for
freedom and the Inherited right Of all men
to decid,. and e. ntrol for tl,4ms. Ives the
character Of the government. under which
they live.
81. Louis. Sept. THE cemeteries re-
port fifty nine bnrials Of cholera gases yes
terday. The preparations for the reception
of the Presi ient Tomorrow are about
completed. Thirty six steamers represent
ing The different States in the Union, dec
GRATED with flags, devices. etc, will leave
for Alton at 8 A. NJ. tomorrow. The Pres
iJ-nts party will be assigned to the steam
-r indy johnson. which will b. lash-d to
the steamer RttA and Olive Branch, for
the accommodation If various committees.
Gen. Hancock and staff wi go to Alton.
Buffalo. Sept. THE Exprsss publish
IS letter from Hamilton &C. wy PIPER
which was said to have been picked up in
the streets, con, aiming information 1T a
plot to burn Buffalo. 1t was stat,d some
time ago that there was plot t" bnrn the
towns along the Northern border. but the
whole thing is though: to BE- bush.
Nev York. Sept. ga Herald Troy
dispatch says: F-nian Congr~s- concluded
their s-crrt session yessrad.y. From some
talka,ive membrr il has bern ssc-rtained
that a vote Il thanks To G-reral BaUks for
HE .~uie,ali,y rsolu'iess we're sdopt'd.
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