, 1855-06-08

earnestly against this, oT any succeedIp-
administration, exporting to this territors
any more talent in the shape Of oiHcen.
We have the means within ourselves "a.
selfgovernmentl and the material Of vhicb
to constitute every ofscer required in ~
administration, of the ,erritory.1 -.
Age, springcs to catch woodeOckss
But it wont do. / anIwer with the Ro.
man, tits too late" The democratic con.
ventiOn have already passed the same resO.
luton in much more concise and fopcibl,
language and the democratic party in
Washington territory, as elsewhere, have
/. always opposed these foreign Importation
Judge Strong, and his brother 4" Jssma.S
are the only two men, northsof the Coiun.
bia river. who were actually, imported by
government into this territory. They wers
exported TO this territory in 1850, Oh board
tbe U. S. store ship "suppIyHqtO San
Francisco, and on board the U. s. sIoop-Oi,
war Falmouth, to Astoria-aIl 81 the
expense of our generous Uncle Sam, during
the time that Mr.. Fillmore occupied tho
white house. a. frf--r' aids fi1 -t. 5zi ~
Our candidate, and all the nppointees Of
Mr.. Pierce, paid their own expenses to this
country, as well as that Of their fanflsss
Judge Strong, his brother and famHyi To-
gether with all their goods, wares and mer,
chandise, including poultry, dogs and ihe
like, came out free Of charge, and nowthey
go into whig convention [dl haNds nd
cast Ten votes for the above resolution |
The buncombc is too plain---tbe humtlgis
too apparent. The only actualz sexpoFta-
ton" to this territory of officers ever made,
was that shipment on board the good store
ship Supply" And what Sypply Gov
Gaines, with his family and tdSming rhtsn-
sis; Gen Hamilton, Secretary Of Oregon,
late, with his family, and Judge Strong,
brother "Jcemes," and the Judges family
with his whole and complete stock Of far
niture, apparel, and live stock Poland
chickens and sore eyed dogs made up
the cargo of that noble old vessel A
pleasant, agreeable and happy time they
must have had Of Il. Out AaJyyedz-
uneasy " mary time '-tro1bled "aaryR Dr.
What though the storms howl ,gsad athe
winds roar, we ore on board " SsFesssl,
well manned-well officered, aad>well prts
visionedl | What though a roaming rlfais
or priyateer should cross our path, sWean
under the stars and stripes--bound tots
protected as long as there is shot liniths
locker, or man left on his feet uWhatli
we do not get to Oregon Tor six, eightcr
twelve months Our pSy goes oh-Av1
have no hard duty 10 perform. .ahd 1tksy
cannot do without us.q We, ourselves III
divIdually, are the motive power bj whleh
the affairs Of Oregon mustlbe propelled-4
We don't care. a3f- hsasiaella9 ban
Such. We may readily imagine. we're he
sOlilOqnies, and perhaps the burihen ,Of Iho
social chat Of these Ten poisrs inithe late
whIg cOnVeptions and their comrades lssF
How different with Coll Anderson a He
received bis appointment IN april, 1858.
inc 10 his du,v.,,bs Is, Of !. INV .sslloriar.'
No, a moment WAS lost with, him. For
this we do not pretend to claim lor him
any laudatiOn or praise. II was his duty.
He did 1t. For that he deserves only The
appreciation due faithful public ssryani.
We only meant to "lOOk on this picture
and then on that" to show by. . gllmps'.
the contrast De'veen tne 'so mem s'ls'
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