, 1858-10-29
Gov. NIsMULLEN AGAIN.

| pON. NtMOACn Ill one altIcIc, Us tppltu -.
us last week, the DcmocrGtic S'Umddra re
turns again to the attack, having found anew
indictment against him. That our rcalers
may keep posted in regard to the Governor :
movements. sayings and doiugs, as also the
opinions held of him abroad, We copy entire
the second article Of the .StdadarA, as fol
lows -
We last week alluded to the gentleman whose
name heads this article, and we again refer TO
him, not because we believe him worthy Of the
somewhat extended notice We are giving, nor be-
cause VIC wish to strike him in revenge for his
attack upon the officers of the army on this side,
whose names he is reported to have maligncd,
but because we deem that he, in his silly vitu-
ptration, may, from his accidental position as
Governor, inflict some injury upon the interests
Of this coast; and hence we would bare him to
the public gaze, not for the purposes Of retalia-
ton upon him, as before said, but to neutralze
and, if possible, refute any statement he may
make prcjudicia TO the interests and character
of the people whose Governor he is, by fiction
of law, supposed to be- We fancy that either
,%v ;NG's'',''on was una, 3Na'n:St WIN NJ
s'SM"l'e,' at at me 'e 'Lis nc was appoi'i'Su y ,e
osl.,on ne no" nous ''a' hg H%s Wy u-
halls or that the Importance Of the place for
which he was selected was not properly regarded
AZ ash',s'on ,one Oh 'nese sulPosl'ions must
DC uue, ior We Hnd u Impossible Caherwise 10
conlPrenenu no" suen man as McMuiien M cOuld
oe aplOl''Vu 'Oa POsi''On certainly ue'.ianu ~
l'S 'neuhoo''t Proper oegree oi sAeayiy anu an
appropriate recognluon mol ol tne amenltles Of So
slal ana . Ofnclai "a his .T s
we nave heard raj Il sad repeatedly BY citizens
OF 'hat Ierrltory, tlat the people were deeply
chasr'nea ana mortiled @ AZ the importation of
Governor, before his arrival; that they were after
wards dlsgnsted with his department, and tha; du-
ring his residence in that Territory he did not sqc
coed in making single friend nor was this ow-
ing % any particular prejudice to him. as We shall
presently see but arose from the fact that in all
nis feelings and symPathies, IN his actions and in
every other way nc showed That hattie he desplsed lhe
people 70 WI whom he owed The performance Of
suell lp0r ~ sag Iant uutes WIN ms as We 90 not
reside re- de- - Washington Y Territory, we perhaps
/ haye n9Ifng . do, and we We cOuId well permit
nun . answer s 70 mat Una. people ne has 50 misuni
1.rs'oOa D"' as he mas extended the limits q
nls magnly and alienation IN attacking ts the
oineers o. nc United states army on this coast
ana nas exhibited g great disregard p the
anu y. y plPa.nies % the people on tne
racine VINO arc as one wnen assalled BY a conf
mon danger, that we are privileged TO arraign
nim before community as lalsliier Of their pro-
.ee.ots' ana an apostate to their interests II
snen ns governor tayette McMullen left Olym-
pa, tne cap'al q washington Territory, on his
present visit 70 tne east inc vessel on which he
Sanea stopper at "natcom Inc usual ciyliities
On sucn occasions were tenuered @ tns Official
ana = tne lnoian war was At mat ume exciting
great interest, Col Steptoe having been just
eelea'eo ana INC Indians having threatened to
asssrgy every Wllse nnaotant o. oregon, and
Wsshneton ierrItGfies,- Coy. sMcMuilen was
invited . address me e'tizens q that place on
sne topie oi wiiicn % tliey all felt such sOlictudc
he accepted the invitation, and made q speech.
= was n,leu' anq We 50 charge it with the
coarsesS ABUSE Of tae army semitic protect the
people y. ne was sent 70 govern, and rcplete with
sHe most 1l insulting @ expressions towards the peO-
e themselves. S Is he sad among @ other things
snas @ ~ respect 2 t9e indian war thcn raging in
,l iefSl.OIy Se.geen ihe enited States
troops and the indIang that he stood 10 the posi-
soa :. .1o od woman whose husband BANG was