Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

permanently placed. Rcbuke the bar
gain, sale and corruption Of the legis-
laturc of last winter. We censure not
the representatives of Clarke county
for their securing all they could for
their county. We do rebuke those
Democrats outside Of Clarke who had
10 such justifying motive.
Citizens of Thurton, remember that
every Republican member in the House
Of Representatives steadily, and on to
the end Of the session, voted against
the conylomcrote mass Of legislation,
which put the Capital on wheels, and
struck down the interests Of the Puget
Sound country, the best interests of the
people of the Territory, to punish and
display their cnn,ity to certain po'iti-
clans of the Democratic school in the
town Of Olympia. Stand by the can
didates of that party, who so courage
ously and perseverirgly stood by you.
Would you retain the Capital here, vote
for those, then, who belong to that
party, every member Of whom in the
last House voted for you.
Other interests, too, Of vast import,
will engage the attention of that as
sembly. Tho upportionment of repro
scntation is to he corrected. Favoritc
legislation for one section at the ex-
pense of others must be repealed, and
Justice to all sections must be done.
A Public Printer is to be elected, and
much wholesome legislation is required
to correct the evils of the past Demo
cratic misrulc of this Territory.
And what is most matter of gratu-
:ation, we can ask you to support that
ticket, because of the moral worth and
standing Of the citizens who compose
that ticket.
OF Col. Wallace, we need not say
one word, nor draw a contrast between
him and his two competitors for the
Delegateship. You know him well,
and you know he is entitled to your
hearty confidence and support.
Your Legislative ticket contains the
names of good and true men, long iden-
tilted with our county-old citizens,
men of standing, talent, and private
worth. Col. Cock, who heads it, is
known to all Of you, and tour years
experience in both branches of your
legislature, without faint or rcproach,
is the best guarantee that he will be
faithful to your every interest. His
tried integrity, his tirmness Of purpose,
his entire identity with our county, arc
all pledges for his conduct. Hc will
be elected by triumphant majority.
McLASE and HANDLE are old settlers,
men of standing and influence; men of
sound sense, thorough information. and
of high character as citizens. They
an eminently qualified for the posi-
ton for which VIC ask your suffragcs.
CYRIL WARD, against whom much
SANDER has been uttered by so-ca'led
Republican who has heretofore recciv-
cd marks Of confidence of our party, is
every way fitted to fill the office of rep
resentative with credit to himself and
honor to our county. He has before
served in that capacity, and then dis
tinguished himself for his activity and
zeal in looking after tho interests of
his constituents, and his cloquence and
ability in their advocacy. Twice he
generously supported Mr.. Berry for a
scat in the Legislature. Once Mr..
Wards influence, we know saved Mr..
Berry from defeat. Mr.. Berry displays
hia gratitude in return for that service
by openly elcctionceiing against Mr..
Wsrd who was regularly nominated,
and whose Kepublicanism is without
spot or blcmish. as
Mr.. Berry was a member Of the con-
vention which nominated MI. Ward
was a candidate for the same nominal
ton. quietly submitted to the maxi
ing oHthe nomination without saying
a word. His conduct now is inexplica-
bic to us, save that we know that the
actuating principle with some men is
uruZs or ruin" We urre Renuhlicans