Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-12

TEE PORTLAND ADvE1nsEa.-This
treason dissemination seems to grow
holder each day in its dcnunciation of
the war and the Administration. We
confess VIC sec no justice in the sup
preston Of the N. Y. Day. Bsok and
Ners if other papers equally - fraught
with treason arc permitted to cow the
seed Of rebellion broadcast over the
land. The Advertiser must be an eye
sore to every loyal citizen. and still he
is compelled to witness its baneful
influence unchecked by the power
which it desecra'es, and which it would
delight to see overthrown. The great
object Of the treason party Of the Pacific
is, the DIsxENBEKxENr OF THE UNION,
and tic ESTABLISHMENT OF A Pacific
CoxFEDERAcY. Can an object be
palmer? What advantage would re-
suit to this clan by simply recognition
of the Southern empire! We trust
that any man of ordinary perception
can realize that there must be some ul-
terror object Of rhieh the time Of promut-
CATION has not yet arrired. That the
time will come shortly We infer from the
occasional paragraphs meaning title but
sig";tying much which have from time
to time appeared in the treason jour
nails of the Pacific. There is eridlnAy a
complete orga n'sotion Of the treason party
on this coast. The Adrerhser has cor.
respondents throughout California, cv-
identity paid for their Infamous services,
while it is we'll known that the weekly
receipts Of that paper would not pay
the board Of the workmcn employed
upon it.
PRESENTS FOR Mr.. AND Mrs. LIN.
COLUMNS. Barlow, of Oregon City,
exhibited bed quilt at the late State
Fair designed as a present for Mrs. Lin
coin. 1t is said to have contained all
the colors of the American flag,
wrought in number Of appropriate
devices. 1t had large star in the GEN.
ire with thirty-threc stars in its area,
with the inscription g E Puribus Unum.
10 President Lincoln, from Mrs. VIM.
Barlow, Oregon City, 1861" Anoth-
or present to be sent from Ore.
gon by David Logan, Esq, is Il rock.
ing chair manufactured of Oregon ma
pie, by Mr.. Jackson, an old soldier Of
the war of 1872, now seventy.threc
years old.
Deg~ The California Farmer states
cattle attacked with blindness may be
cured by cleansing the eye with water
and soap, and taking burnt alum be-
tween the finger aud thumb and throw
ing it in the eyes Of the animal. This
course repeated several days will affect
cure, as an animal upon which this
was tried was restored to sight after be-
ing blind two weeks.
Da~ The Adrertiser lately contained
the following paragraph:
eve have every reason to invoke
Divine intcrposition to stay the hand
of Lincoln, paralyze his efforts aud thus
put stop to the unnatural, intestine
war that he has inaHgurated and car
ried on"
How long can loyal community
tolerate such reasonable sentiments?
b<g- The Times says: eve learn
from reliable authority, that orders have
been received for the removal of all the
regular troops stationed in Oregon, to
the East. Their places are to be supplied
by volunteers"
w. The Sunday Law of California
has been pronounced constitutional by
the Supreme Court of that State
Saloon.keepers aud BARRIERS arc making
efforts to have it repealed.
DG- An exchange says that the i'll.
mesa of ex- President Buchanan is said
to have been caused by sheer exhaus-
ton. He daily receives letters by the
bushel, full of bitter dcnunciation.
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