Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

rail, M ar,pu,sd tie r-irl,-Hzks lanneF. f,T
The rurp"sc f tearing down 'h' rInl'i'sn "i
human freedom which = i.all"u I'd ~ - Hl-ny
sioriou. In,-ls1.ri,. 1T thu I.a-'. and hi-l on-
.r "r ls-er mu>, ,sa,r in triumph o.rs ih-
xorh. n j. III firg # I'e-tin,. and IFS
u,is-ia,, v n lid b. .uslhfl.d until IT,. = hsle
f.mil, q, ,nan -hsll lind -ceuri,y. P,se~. and
fr,-i.sm rIs.ler the -h~lou ID u bright f,ll-.
II gill t-e r.-mrsni~s-i that in anncun, Ing
Ill. rneianrl.oiy NV. 81 ibs tall e ,'rn- iia-
lsr ". said iLsi -hi- lls-i wcuid er.- tran
tn ground f,r veri-.ncr.' end tha; b. nsIn'-
would H. caught up A. 4 hath CRY. and that
\ .lsriou- >ltrrs~~is.n Il ticioTis> V"siid a;
tend our zrIss c''n>sviu'ne- Il hi- d'-aih-
How VII ossr pr,,iirti.aa j, iving fulh.lsd Is
found in tn Succession 4 lsEsilia'ii viC.s.'l7s
announced in the late diSpatchs~-
The Nar j. J., M ui-zis> ever ai..i "ss- IL
ian fri,nd- -h"ald ,lc, expect an ~R'sfcgT~ys-
ID ss,c.-->-i..n 81 ,ieiori.- over the ri-l~-
Will. v, do not now dread any serious ~
versc. vi Ne an prrpsr'd to hear 81 ''-Inl-'-
rary and comparatively iritiing ,ic'ori'- over
troops. when inferior numltr- To these at the
enemy are engaged hu; in saving this. We
do no, doubt but that the old Siars AMI
Stripes will not only float over MANASSAS
Junction. Richmond. and Norfolk. bu; over
Charleston. Savannah. New Orleans. and Mo-
I A. Il e A.. u. hat
We will b. able to celebrate an entire sup
preston of this wicked rebellion on the l2th
day of April. i>o?. one year from the day on
which the attack wis made OH Fort Sumter
bv the rebels. and which forced upon the
Government the present terrible war;
A FELLOW FEELING MAKES THEM Won
pRous KIND-Thc Portland .idrcHiser of
the 27th inst. congratulatcs its readers on the
rery complimentary notice taken Of ii by the
Stclacoom Story Paper, and to make the
la,,dation of that chameleon sheet more valu-
able than it could be if known as a secession
sympatlizer, he says: "lIe the Herald man
is more particularly deserving of credit from
the fact that Ills bro'hcr Republicans are de-
crying him for the reason that lie will not
join with them in the hue and cry against our
paper" The editor Of the Adrf1iser knew lie
was most grossly slandcring the Republican
party by associating the ignoramus Of the
Steiacoom sheet with them. c. Prosch is
just as much of Republican as Curry is a
supporter of the Government, and gives the
Republican party the same kind of support
We have never considered Prosch's opinion
morthy Of purchase, even if it could be paid
for in South Carolina shin-plastcrs; and af-
ter that $500 affair" was settled, we cX-
pected that if the pay stopped he would go
over body and soul to tho opposition The
Steilacoom paper of the 2sth inst, just one
day after the lying editorial of the ADVERTISER
appeared says of the Republican party:
i" Nothing short of the full measure Of the
spoils will keep together a party which is
only united by the cohesive power of public
plumber Patriotism is fast getting at dis
count among the Republicans in this Terrific
ry." The fact sCurry, being closely pressed,
is even willing to claim fellowship with Proscln,
and Prosch through gratitude worships Curry.
A Coop ArpoINTMENT-We are informed
OH good authority that our townsman, w. w.
Miller, Esq, has received the appointment Of
Quartcr,nastcr in the volunteer service, with
the rank Of Major. We apprehend that he
has been appointed Quartermaster of the Brig
ade commanded by Gen. l. l. Stevens. Ma
ior Miller is Democrat, but sound Union,
man-thc Administration having very prop
erly ignored party ties in the appointing off,
GERS of the army. We most cordially endorse
the selection of the Major for that responsible
position, and we do not hesitate to say that
we confidently believe he will discharge his
duties in manner crcditable to himself and
satisfactory to the Government. We under
stand he will leave for the East in few days.
The "ENTERrRlsE."-Ihes steamer Enter
prize did not make her usual trip down Sound
ON Thursday last, and hence the members Of
the Legislature would have had no way to
have rrsirhed this place in time for an ar
ganixa,ion On Monday had it ..ot hern that
Capt. Fleming very kindly ProAsrd the ssr-
x;.... If Ia. x..ss,.l The Iy,.n l,I~r~o, E,r