The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-17
Aailp Moantaiaeer. !.
EpitOme OF Telegraphic News.
IcoMpIED FROM rHE oREaONIAN. ]
DATES TO APRIL IL.

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rr.nchi.e h;lI na.sad hn const;tut;onaI
,ota TN;o h;ll roIatas 0niv 20 wh;,s snf. |
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,rha sd;oai ,r;nnnh mo-, nssssd IN dofanoa
nf tha SneoLor who 10 a conservative oud
IL 20 nrovon, ,;nrs which would
hsva a ;,en Rim iron, fha cno;r viaidsd ,hs
go, ana oilowad rannr, frou, H. a ,on,,,;,
,s, nm elect;o,,s 70 be rsca;vad in favor of al,
cIa;n,ants excant ,ha rocan, holtars Tbeoa
ware NOT adm; fed nm the sronnd that ,h,;r
eiertion was in contemn, of the Honse
some of the defeated radicals will he admit
TOD IN tho ,sv;sion NJ tha noil list eycIndino
frsudulent votes 80 ''..''"' = - =
c. uauil,nn of T.vas maaa snoaoh
,ecan,iv in when he onnnsed some IF the
ordinance, nassea bv th.. convention,as mt
beino rennulican or meet mo- the demands
mode unan t,at ho 80 Thav vbad nassad hu,
one ordinance which accorded fnlIv with
tho president,s nolicv ana that yas ;he mo
declaring the war deb, nnll and voio He
a6nealed rom the action of the convantion
to Tho neonle The convent;on mad nassed
an ordinance exemutino ALI nersons who
under anthori,v of civil or military nower
had ;naicted in;nrv nm narsnn. anr;ng the
w p from haing bald accoun, ,1Ia Sneh ac-
Z on wonId moi and sbould not shield them
He ecalled upon tue loval neonle Of the state
to work together. He believed nrovision
sbonld he made tn admit the negro IN vo,e
If he was educatei.G The convention had
refused This. and also reinsen IN rive the
blacks anv Quota of the scnool fund or 70
make provision for their education. They
had been taxed to assis in sen,,inp their
children to school He eintended to dsnounce
to the people those who had worked against
the interests of the State
The Southern papers have yioorous art;-
cles on the Federal .ituation cal ed ont mar
ticulaly by the civil rights hill Tbev
counsel the people OF the south to wait till
Congress copvepes and mt all their trust in
the President
A Joint resolution has passed the House.
and is now pendinp in the Sena,e. anpoint.
inp the following managers of the national
asylum for disabled soldiers: Gov. r.
Oe!esby. of linois : Beni. Il. Butler. of
Massachusetts and Gov. Frederick Smith
of New .Hamnsbire-to servo six vears
Lewis b. Garricl,Ie of Obio Law Cooke of
Pennsylvania. and p. ]. Osterbaus. of Mia.
souri-to serve four wears John Fl. Martin.
dale. Of New York Iorat;o q Stebbins of
California. and Geo. r.. Walker. of W,scon.
sin-to serve two vears.
Chicago, April I3.-Sneaker Colfax. in re-.
spondinp to serenade Mt washington. on
Tuesday evening. the 10th inst. said tba,
he was nrouder 1ban over of The great IJnion
marty since tbe Civil Righ,s Rill nassrd Ho
believed that II would never be renea,,d
and in fn,nra vo.rs would no tho nrondes
recollection of those sunnorting II We a r.
sometim "a askedNwe knnv vit6 what so,ici.
tnde the neorle re"ardeS ;t"wbv tha worl
,vos dalaIeJS JAZZ aasmar !, has ~, hoan hr
tSa Pres;don, nnr;na y; ;rSt nontba Hafors
~ .oL. ,i"s o.e "osNs oe'o.