Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-09

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floor ~ well n 10 every reporter IN
the gallery. lie declared that unless
some order on the subject. such rs
that proposed by the Committee.
was adopted, our fellow citizens of
African descent would monopolize
every seat in the galleries. No one
familiar with the linefaction Of said
fellow citizens doubted for q moment
the truth Of his statements. The
census of this District, published to-
day for the first time, shows that
there are more than 10000 negroes
now sojournirg here who have
poured in from the adjoining State
of Maryland, and almost the same
number of Africans from the State
of Virginia-in all. the black popula.
tion reaches nearly 10000. These
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aud dependents upon the soup-houscs
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soup is to be had free gratis, and
rome are more deeply interested in
the trial of their Moses. Leave the
galleries open to the general public,
and they would be on hand like q
black cloud hours in advance of the
opening of the doors, and within
five minutes afterwards, though long
in advance of the session of the Sen
ate, every seat in the galleries would
be occupied, and not white man-
still less a white woman-could ap-
proach within a quarter of a mile of
the Senate Chamber. This view
seemed to strike even New England
Senators. Even Summer raised not
his accustomed howl for his African
admirers, and after sore trial aud
tribulation the Senate managers of
Impeachment-for it is plain there
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gers-carried their point, and their
proposition was adopted. Talk
about speculation in tickets to the
Dickens Reading in the leading
Northern cities! tits nothing to the
rush that will be made for tickets to
this grand spectacle. Senator Grimes
announced that he had already re-
ceived 200 applications, long in ad-
vance of the order Of the Senate, for
the tickets, only four per per day,
that he was allowed to distribute.
The rush at the door of the Senate
will be transferred to the private
residences of Senators, and any one
Of them may consider himself lucky
ifhe can force his way through the
excited multitude to his seat in the
Capitol. Ten dollars are already
freely offered for . ticket to the gal
lery, and before tho excitement sub
sides. have no doubt $50 can easily
be obtained for such M accommoda-
ton. Ticket speculatOrs, al Dick.
ems. are already on the groaud, and
they have put in applications to every
member of Congress that they can
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