Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30


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were pres. NJ. R-sgla;i,ns wtre adopted
d-c'arin. Tor Grant. ana deuouacin- ihr
s.-vrn Republican Senators WHO voted
against Impeachment.
The io.low!n are The main features Of
the platform adopted by the National
Convention -
Guaran ees by Congress of equal suff.age
10 all LOYAL men in tic South. Denouncts
all forms of population as national
crime and asserts that the national honor
requires tho payment of the public indrbt
cdness in the utmost good faith TO our
creditors at home and abroad. rot only ac-
cording to the letter, but the spirit of the
laws under which it was contracted.
The doctrine of Great Britain and other
European powers, who hold that " a man
who is once subject is always subject"
must be resisted a: every hazard by the
United States rs a relic of feudal times not
authorized by the law of nations. and al
war with our national honor and indrprn-
dencc. Na.uralized ci izcns are entitled
to be protected in all the rights of citizen
ship, the same as though thy were native
born. No citizen of the United States or
naturalized citizn must be liable to arrest
or Imprisonment by any foreign power for
acts done'or words spoken in this country
and if so arrested and imprisoned, it is
the du'y of the Government to interfere in
his behalf. Foreign immigration in the
past has added SO much to the wealth and
increased resources of this nation. tho aSy-
lum Of all nations, that it should be fostcred
by liberal and just policy.
SAN Francesca, May 2O-The Allan
tic and Pacific States Telegraph Company
was incorporated at Sacramento to-day,
with capital of $4,000, 900. This Com
pany announces their intention of con.
structing an overland telegraph from San
Francisco to Chicago.
Discussion in the Senate on Impeachment
Matters.
In the Senate Henderson said he had
been required to attend before the Board
Of Impeachment Managers to testify in re-
gard to the subject of their investigation.
H. read his answer. declining to comply
with their request, because their action
was calculated to deprive the Senate Of
the proper control over its own affairs
He now submitted the question to the
Senate.
Pomeroy said he had received simila,
notice, and had testified, not supposinu
that he had compromised the dignity o.
the Senate.
Sumner, following in the same strain
said it was possible another article nigh,
be fled on the evidence now being taken
up.
Davis resolution was then taken up
1t refers to thu action by certain pa,tirs
rejecting on the integrity Of members Of
the Senate, and calls for the appointment
Of committee to investigate it. A Ions
discussion cnsued. during which he Sen.
ate went into executive session aud al
journ-d.
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