The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-23
Washington News.

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Mr., Davis spoke ;n.oppositionato the
I HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Conkling introduced a, series of.resol,,
! tons proposing the re establishment ol
Federal relationship with the communi.
ties lately inrfbellion nbor, certain con.
| dlllons, VIZ: Isl, The absoln,erentncia.
lion otISec"Ssion; 2rd The rtpnaia,i6,i
ot Tie Rebel war debts ofall kinds: :srd
me assurance ofthe confirming of,hn.
man rights by. the adoption of such
measures as viii relieve tile Govprnlfient
OF the Necessity of Keeping standing mr..
mes III the South and 4th, That there
shall he no Representations on th1.basis
or sectional aggrandlzelfent, etc. ,TIe
desired that they should go to tlicSCom
mlttee on Reconstruction. Theye wDre
objected to, and Of course, lio over
In" Scmtc,rcsolut authorizing the
Commit Ice on Reconstruction 10" stnna
Tor persons and papers in htirinvest.
CATIONS concerning the rc admission Of
the States lately in rebellion, was con 4
Cured in. "., q, T,l ~ i
The negro suffrage bll was then dis.
cuSscd till adjournment. !
\ dispatch from Wasl1ington 10 tho
Philadelphia BuUct'n SAYS: "I have
authority for stating that the reports of
u reconstruction of the. Cabinet lio;v.ee no
lonnta,ion in fact. Tie only chang,
that is hkely:o occur is in the War De. |
partment' Secretary Stanton, several
mon, ha ago. placed his resignation in the
hands OF the President but has received
NJ m''mat'on that it is likely to be ac
cep'el for the presenr, at least" = -
THE CoNFEDERArE CoLoNY IN
N MENlco.-hc'tcrs written by General
Free on the 10Th, Of December havc
been received in this city. He and the
other Conle'lrratcs who have settled in
the vicinity of Cordovn, were ut that
time laying the foundation oftheir new !,
town to which they have given The
name OF Carl"tta, in honor flsthe $50.
called" Empress. aH
The healtl Of the colonsts IS repres /.
Sehteu as being excellent, and, all Of
them seemed 10 be continued with their
new homes. The families of FIVE or s;x
e tho "nw s".'l.rs had rr;.o,IIa,,a ,IN
crs were OH their way. ih,ti,sr S,n sw
i"I S, S!aho' IN 'h's connection, that Mrs
'm wife of Major General ls
Joseph A. Shrl5v, Of the ConGdarsta
fFmy' lett Tor Vera Crnz on the steam.
'r. ' era Cruz. which sailed from tb;0
'ort on the Sth inst She was ,uceom .
'an'ed by her two children, and 'bv S,ho a
N'ir and children of the Carl6tta Trn1on. Id
SIS: SIS. l''e statement which has bean y
gong : the rounds of lie papers tbnt
general Price had applied for pardon 8
: ''i.""r'Zcd any one to make $applica. 0
News, e" Z o'@'
GENERAL LoNGsrnEEr wIru i Nsw ;, =
ooATIoN learn from the RicN. !,
'pI'o HSamlner hat Generation ssstfeetyE -
no was SO well known as the conmanJ I I'll
OF rlrst Corps Of the Army ofiNorih. it
. NIrginiain Confederate times hoe an m P
red into partnership witha aAIessrs, w w =
!: Owen and E Owen, and S nov, e
the business Of cotton AJAX ~
:" general commission merchant in co
ew Orleans, snnder the title of Long. sta
,ees Owen & CO A great ,leal hss ~
en- SAID concerning the attitude Of ,Is I
'ulhem M 7 Headers" and it is 4 great Sat! M
aeCioh TO see that one WHO has osci,.
~ 50 prominent and important posi. ,Cl
y Us Genenl Longstreet; has deter. ~
,,tH 70 meet The difficulty of tie sit,ial ~
2 ,a'rly and without finching in thus gro
Young hmselfto the accustomed paths pro
commerce. : Snch examples shy raGs nat
: 40 more than ,all else to Slissuaae nav
aS,n S",ng p men of the sssSo9sb fom<any. M M
sue s s;,' % speculative emigration, aRI| w ''o
: NJ, m,'i 'soon 500, come to the cohclusionl M M!ax
shoIpe with ;allitstropbles, Is better I
~ even n 70 El sft = I.1Sr,, A..