The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-07-04
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NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-Governor
Yarmouth has issued d proclamation con
the Legislature on the 10Th inst.
JACKSON, June, 27.-The Democrats
claim $4,000 majority in the State.
WASHINGTON. June 29e-The Senate
has confirmed the nomination Of Gen.
Mcmahon as Minister to Paraguay, and
and rejected milford for Collector Of In
ternal Revenue Of the Richmond District.
No action was taken on Evarts.
Tie Senate Finance Committee report.
ed against the confirmation Of Perry Fuller
as Commissioners of Internal Revenue.
The Judiciary Committee reported ia
vorably on Edniond's bill. providing that
the States not Represented IN Congress
shall not be allowed to participate in the
Presidential election.
WAsnIsGToN, june 26.-The Presi-
dent has nominated Henry A. Smythe,
Collector Of Customs at New York, 10 be
Minister to Austria.
Senator Henderson was married to-day
10 Miss Mary Foote, daughter Of one of
examining clerks in the Patent Office De.
dartment. A large number Of memoers
of Congress were present, aud several other
prominent officials.
WAsHfsoToN, June 26.-The Seuate
Finance Committee IL already at work on
the tax bull and will probably make many
amendments, though they are not likely
10 alter the tax o. whisky.
New York. june 26-Governer Sey.
mour addressed the jackson Central A.
ISOLATION tonight lie said that all over
the country were proofs ofthe widespread
change in political feeling. He COUNSEL
cd harmony aud forbearance at the July
Convention. and the union Jf all on the
single determination to drive the present
dominant party from power.
The California aud Oregon delegates
have opened their head quarters at th,
North House aud are working hard fol
Judge Field. They may be more success
full IN getting IIaigh;'s name onihe ticke'
WAsHTNGToS. June 27.-lD the Senate
Yates called up the bill to admit Colora
do. The question was an amendment b.
the Committee on Territories providing
for a general election for a State legisla
tnre and State officers within sixty day
from the passage Of the act, said legist /.
turc 10 meet within thirty days after !
election. Imposing as a fundamental. ep
diiion for the admission, that the i.egisl
turc shall ratify the fourteenth amsndme,
TO the Constitution, otherwise the act she
be null and void. This was s.meDdea |
Inserting a proviso allowing the legisl
ture 10 decide, If il CHOOSES, against n,
' mission, also by allowing the IegisIafu
10 proceed TO the election Of The Unite
States Senators 10 case It Is 10 favor
admission.
ConkIing offered sn amendment r
curing the question Of ratification 10
submitted TO the people at the elcciic
G authorized by the bill This was Oppose
e by Yates, Howard, Upton, Nyc al
others as unnecessary. Sustained by II
Morton without action on the bill
q amendment.
New ORLEANS. june 2S.-Gen. Buc'
: anan yesterday received an order fro
Gov. Baker and 1t. Gov. Worries. al
the appointment Of Yarmouth and Dur
to their respective places, 10 take efe
on Sunday.
" Galveston news says the question of Il
division Of the State comes up in Co
y~ention to-day. Mr.. Smith ~endeayored
have the boundaries ARRANGED 50 tn
Galveston should have entire control
the harbor. For this purpose it is pr
y posed to run the line due south fro
Trinity river 10 the Gulf.
u New York, June ga Washin
ton dispatch says the Investigating Cor
mittee has discovered that o clerk in q
second Auditors Office. in defiance Of la
IS paid out nearly a million of dollars
parties claiming to represent negro
d mustered into service. 1t is said the pr
: ties were generally the owners of the sa
negroes at the time they were muster
: into service.
IS CHICAGO, June 2S.-The New Yo
TriJune's special says that the fact h
" just been discovered that Seymour is re-
ly n candidate for the Democratic uomiu
ton. The two-third rule is sure to
Is adopted. Neither Seymour nor Pend
N ton can get two.thirds. Chase's chanc
are improving. The pressure from Was
ington IN his favor Is immense. He m
l. get two.thirds on the first ballot, If n,
p Hendricks viii get the nomination. 7
>, real fight is now between Chase aud He
n bricks.
ed LONDON, june 26.-Priuce Albert h
of arrived in England.
MS WoRMs, june 29.-The statue of Nj
I'D tin Luther was inaugurated to-day in t
m presence of a vast concoursc Of peOI
e from all parts of Europe and America.
lg The king OF Prussia aud the Grown Prin
H. Witnessed the scene. When the stat
a was unveiled, salutes of artillery VIC
IN fred. When the applause had subside
a hymn was sung by several thousaI
ar voices with immense effect.
h LONDON, June 25.-In the House
n Commons, this evening, a grant annual
to the Presbyterian Church in Irela
was voted.
WARS IN NAME ?-The own