Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-21
A Fillibustering Item.

| A Fillibustering Item.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The World has
detailed account ola fillibustering expc-
dition alleged to be fitting out for Cuba.
$500 men 90 from New York, 800 from
Boston, 5000 from New Orleans and de-
tachmcnts from Mobile. The leaders are
said to bc Gen. Harry Hayes, G. T. Hen
ningson, Col. Jcrsold Gibbons and COL
James Keerigan. The whole story wears
the look Of a canard.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10.-Gov. Brown
lows message was read in the Senate to-
day. 1t congratulates the country upon
the election of Gen. Grant, and for the
bountiful harvest. He recommends the
sale of the six railroads now in the hands
ofthc Receiver, on behalf of tho State
the proceeds to be applied to the reduc-
ton the State debt. He recommends dis
elimination in regard to the extension of
franchise, giving it only to those who have
given evidence that they accept the situa-
ton in good faith, and withhold from those
why still remain hostile to the Govern
ment
SALT LAKE, Nov. 1.-THE body of a
murdered man was found yesterday near
this city, evidently murdered for money.
The body is exposed to-day at the City
Hall for Identification.
Three men were taken out of the Jail at
Bear River City last night and hung. Their
names were, Jimmy Powers, of Denver
(not the clog dancer), Jimmy Reed, (not
the prize fightcr), and Jack O'Neil. They
were found suspended over the Jail. All
three were arrested for garroting. They
all had notices attached to their bodies,
giving the balance of the gang ten hours to
leave, and if found after that time they
will meet the same fate.
| HARRISBURG, Penn, Nov. 10.-Yester-
day locomotive exploded at Titusvillc,
killing the engineer and fireman.
The ssTrlbune" Still Tinkering with the
Constitution.
The Tribune to-day editorially urges the
Acknowledgement of all who are now disfran.
chised because of rebellion as well as color,
and submits the following plan for Con-
stitutional amendment on tho subject of
naturalization First-Restrict naturaliza-
ton to the U. s. Courts and commission
crs. Second-Print the official records Of
names of all persons naturalized, with date
of naturalization, respectively. Third
Allow any foreigner who swears he is now
an actual resident of the United States and
expects to remain so, and that he has CON-
mittcd no crime other than rebellion or
treason, and tenders hearty and exclusive
allegiance to our Union and its Constitu-
ton, to become citizens at any time with.
out exacting preliminary residence or de-
claration Of intentions. Further, to &C.
cord the right Of suffrage to every person
who has been naturalixed not less than
eighteen months, and Swears he has com
mitted no crime known TO our laws. Sixth
Punish as felcny the manufacture or
use &c Illegal certificates Of naturalization.
and all actual voting, cr sttempts IN vote,
by immigrants not qualified Is aforesaid
Such an amendment IL Il trusted u"sh be
rssik~d and .cuh powerfully and Gesessl
Grant in securing . listing and eener.l
peace
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