Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
INrEREsrING nncrMENTS.

{ In view Of the charges made against toy ernor Mccormick, in the recent election cam paign, the following documents will be read with interest. They are about as complete an answer to Poston & Company as could be asked for
 l LETTER FROM TREASURY prPARrNESr. TEEAsUEY DErHrnENT.
 CoNFTROlLER OFFICE, WASHING sept 2l. 1865 Hon R ( Mccormick Seer, taty Oi Arizuna Si-.l have tbe pleasure Co inform you that your counts, Secretary Of Aukun Territory, have ] teen correctly and accurRicly rendered, and that . your Ouicial intercourse with ths department has beeu oi The most satisfactory character Taking utO cous derdtiVu .he dilvutes Of yolr position arising | from tue unsettled character of the Territory it s wonderful ilat DO discrepancies have attended the a.sbutsemeui of the pnblio funds entrusted s1 your disposal and from vigilance and care exercised. the spItupr at0n has been adequate C. the denaIJs upon d. tcfy respectfully.
 WI. HFSrHiLL JoSgs.
 Acting Comptroller LETTER To PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
 Nsw YoEg. Sept 20, 1868. To his kxcclency, Andnw J1hEsOu. President Of the ULted states
 St-Ihe undersigned respectfully and earnestly rtq-tst hat su' a there Uv Vacancy the office ui ,'uv~f -"F ui She frgrt'fy of AT zona H b., fed ty c.. pF0r.H'vni of tie don Richard McCOT. n. k. lrs -rcfytary of the ferutory
 Ar N'. nck .tb0rrd bong aud vigorously io a..t iF -gaIizatun ut the Territory, and en. .'. h.H .ar wih iis history aad needs. lie has h '" f'e. mteErty. eNptrience aud patriotism. and hss ap, ulhtneut c. Iu uur judgment tend t8 advance tnc Isst interests Oi the Territory aud be hishl acctptAbc to .ts inhabitants We cUtdai eVurur in cUjnme1dHng hls cla4ms to yuur excetu. sy- iayOrAbie cuusiderat,9u.-aud We rrlna.u. with h'gh regard yUut Jbelirut servants
 CH,sLEs D PosroS,
 Dergaie from the Territory
 wiLLIAN r. TrHNsE.
 Chief Justice ut the retrtory.
 COLgs BASHFokn.
 Attorney Geugra Jf the rerttofy. UNANIMOUS CONCURRENT RESOLUTION or THE
 SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Resolved by the House ol Repres ntli.vr., the C"uhcu cOncurrng That tne thanNs af ths Ltg.sA i've As, mu.y tue sHi an hereby rendered ts the uuHUfabIe Richard [ No ormprk Stcrsttry and ActnE Governor 0f the Territory for his constant mtrgFt ty, aud JT the atIfui manner in which be t- dse harged iue utes oi hs office. aud Tor his uutr hg tuoifs ou hal ui usf Pt0pis. and piFticuAry tnr the inteiuerat zra th which be stt litth the resolrces and pTusp cts tle Territory wh iu the Etst during tbe iast summrr. whereby they were prom.nciitl aud fayoE4b.y made known to the peO- Jie 0f the Ataitc States
 hssDiyCu. That tur tnxuKs oi tnis Legislative a- stmidy are atsi que ana hereby rendered tO ln iOr tir tlyughiiu. manner in waeh he has provided iuI the accommodation ol the iastn1ers of both hos g. ai ihe prese4t sssou and Tor the eOurisy be has shown them a occasions
 he~nryed That these resolutions be spread upon tnt journals aud tlrst copy e L. is Exec en- e! sp that tliey be printed m the ARIzOSA MINER Having reflected upon the foregoing, our readers viii please look at tac 'yiowing UNANIMOUS CONCURRENT RESOLUTION of the
 SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Whereas information bearing upon Is face the sem bianee vi truth has been receved by riis hcdy and De zrns ui this Territory generally. that ton tharits ID PpstDu. late Delegate c. Congress from this Territory. has circulated rep9r: iu W ashing ton that hDn John S Goodwin Delegate elect to Congress from this Territory was elected through fraud and misrepresentation. and
 hereas. said Hnu Charles b POston has further anhruncrd his determination Co contest the seat of sad Hon John GoOdsin in Congress. upon grounds as aforesaid. Now. therefore re t
 Res lyed, by the House the Coanci. c1ucurring lst Id&t "v hrtniy believe the election Of John \ Good En to have been 70 al respects regular and that he was honesty and fairy elected by a majority of all tle legal votes cast in this Terriary and tsat no fraud, or undue influences were used by said Hon John i'0odwln bis friends tp procure -aeh eiec ton 2Ed. That we regrt exceedingly aud must condemn without reserve, most dairimeuia tO our Interests, the position taken by sad Hon Char.es D. PostOn having a= Te conceive it does rect t+tl- deney C. place Hon John V Goodwin our D.legate m false position before Congress lrssening hs in. ruence therein. 3ri. That copy of these resou- uOuz be. at tne earliest moment practicable tele. graPhed by Ills Evcvllency Richard Met 'ormick Acthg ''STesneF ei this Territory. to Hon John \ ,,oodwn. our Delegate in Congress also a copy to Hon Charles D Poston at Washington