The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-06-03
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wAsHINdroN, May 81, T. observation-disclosures
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ator Conness said that he would frankly admit
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WASHINGTON, May 80 T. M.-SENArE-Af
'er important business and Executive session, the
arkansas admission bill was resumed.
Mr. wilson said that he wouldnever consent 10
adjournment, TIL the Southern States were admit
leu.
Mr.. frelinghuysen maintained that Congress
could mol impose conditions, nor could State
Withdraw It's assent to the Howard amendment.
lie COMMENDED that the fourteenth Article was al
'rcady adopted. - sti
Mr.. Wiiliams took the same view.
Mr. Doolittle characterized the Arkansas
oonstiIutlon us anti-Christian and anti-Republi-
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MT Irumouh aid NOT oeiieve In the funda-
mcn'ei cona'"ons' out "ouid vote ior tnem' 10
save tue Dill.
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dav. was defeated without division
Adjourned. @
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Mr. Ra;ne maintained tbat,t won,d he srhvereive
tn the honor of the sneakersb;n 70 male q Jo;,-
or of the Sneaker
II was finally ordered that Woo,ev,s commnn;.
cations reach him through the sergeant-at. Arms
but the family Counsel and Physician will he al.
lowed free access for private interviews.
Indian appropriations was resumed and ad-
journed.
Extension Of the Bankrupt Bill is not prob
able.
The workmen are placing additional securi-
ties to the doors and windows of the Capitol
prison.
Winnie Ream is preparing her models for re-.
moval. ,..E -
Revenue for the week 81 TIA OOO
The following is the telegram which led to re-
strictions on "ooiieys correspondence:
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, N. Y.
c. W Woouey, Washington. D. C.
Citizen and sovereign imprisoned by the order
of tyrants and towards in the Capitol OF Ameri-
co. stand firm Every true man in the land,
with blood in his veins, will stand by YOU. 1t
is the last feather that breaks the camels back.
GEO. O JONES.
wAsu,Neros June Nat 10 o,c,oct this
morning. the President conducted Gen scbofe,d
totha w. nonor,,,.,,
Aoo, tho prse;dont Ief, Gan Grant v;s;,od
Secretary scbofcld
James R.ctsna, d;od tb;s ,,orn;n, Of Ionoos
ter He was ~ wears of aoe
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ri, remov;nu certain M;ssissinn;ans, no,itics,
disabilities &c. -a
Resolution continuing Winnie Ream in he,
room was tabled-61 to AZ.
Mr.. Van Trump offered a resolution. that the
Committee on Military Affairs be instructed to
nepotiate with the Mt. Vernon Association fol
the historical kew of the French bastilc. now in
their possession, for the use of the Capitol turn
kew. The House refused to receive the resolution
Resolution calling for information as to the
arrest of citizens of Columbus. Ga. lies over.
Bill was introduced. forbiddinp prosecutions
of Treasury and Freedmen's Bureau Agents for
official acts.
The House refused to entertain the resolution,
declaring it violation of the Constitution to
seize private kilograms and papers.
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