Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02

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Ohio Democratic Convention.
COLUMBUS, May 24.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention nominated
Chas. Wikey, of Cincinnati, for
Judge Of the Supreme Court, and
Ii. S. Levern, of Shelby county, for
Secretary of State, adopted resolu-
tons declaring that the Democracy
will adhere to its organization and
to its ancient faith as enumerated in
the well-settled principles of Thomas
Jefferson; but the one great ques-
ton of the day being the immedi-
ate and uncondition restoration of
all the States to the exercise of their
rights within the Federal Union
under the Constitution, we will
cordially and actively support
Andrew johnson as President
of the United States in all neccs-
sary and proper means to carry
out his policy as directed to that
end, and for the purpose above set
forth we will cordially cooperate in
public meetings, conventions and at
the polls with all men without refer
ence to past party positions, who
honestly and by their acts Us we'll as
by their professions support the
Presidents policy as now declared.
Depot Burned--Arrest of an
Embezzler.
New YORK, May 25.-The Hud-
son River Railroak freight depot at
Thirty. Third street was burned this
morning. Loss, $50,0O0.
The bookkeeper in the saving
bank, son Of a clergyman, whose
name has been withheld, has been
arrested for the embezzlement of
$4,000. He has returned part of
the money.
The Heralds Washington special
dispatch says: The trial Of jeff.
Davis under the Norfolk indictment
will probably be postponed till Au-
gust or September. Much animosi-
ty prevails in Virginia against the
members Of the grand jury who
returned the indictment, and until
the popular feeling somewhat sub
sides the Attorney-General thinks
it best to delay the trial.
Judge Thomas, of the Circuit
Court Of Virginia at Alexandria, re-
fused to admit negro testimony in
case where q white man is concerned
on trial before him, declaring that
Congress cannot decide that persons
or classes ofpersons may testify in
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