Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-25

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contLcnc,, an ia appointment mad 10y
pr,,ilrnt Lincoln W., - Internationally eN-
,cra'ei and condemned rs that of Il. +. Ken
dali, En-. Nuw that h. i removed from the
deputy Mr.. Kendall becomes at Once 4
lnar,clou-ly proper man for the posi- Of Su-
perntcndcnt Of Indian Affairs. We hav,
not yet learned what post he now holds under
his friend Kendall
We have only to say to the editor OF the
Port Townsend paper that whenever he feels
himself wrorgcd in any way by what appears
in this paper, he can look to rs for redress
and aftcr he has disposed of us, it will be time
for him TO begin upon our personal friends
and patrons.
BrLL,R,GING" on A SMALL ScALE.-It
has been matter of some conjecture since
the meeting of TIE Legislature whether that
noI l,1, to
concern, or that the attaches belong TO the
Legislature. y few days ago. while We held
the office OF Public Printer, TIE annual reports
of the Territorial officers were placed in our
possession for printing. One of our hands
falling i'll, the work was unavoidably much
delayed, which fact We explained to the Housr
by communication last week. On Thursday
last, the Clerk of the House awaited upon us
and very curly remarked that he was com
missioned by the House TO Obtain the Mapu-
script Of the report Of the Superintendent of
Public Instruction. We couI,oouslv replied
that hc could have the manuscript rs soon as
We could complete the report. which would be
Tomorrow Uiiday) This did not satisfy the
gentleman, who remarked that he wasn't
sent to ask mhta it would be done, but toget
it now; and that If he couldn't get it by fair
means he would take It by .16M menns." We.
influenced by our known disposition to nc.
means. rs the only alternative. The gentle.
man did not see fit to do this, and on Friday
we delivered the report to the Sergeant.at-
Arms, who informed us that the Clerk had
volunteered his services to members of the
House TO await upon us and comprt us to re-
turn the manuscript. This has not been the
first attempt made to intimidatc Us by coarse
threats. We profess to know our rights and
If necessary we dare defend them. We have
no disposition to NEEDLE with the affairs of
others, and will permit no ONT to me'ldlcwith
ours. This notice Of the matter might not
have been inditcd had we not learned that
it had been the subject Of comment.
Tie UNIVERSITY BILLIN THE COUNCIL
The University bill that had passed the
House by very large vote, passed the Coun-
Gil on Thursday by a vote of to /. with the
name Of Mr.. Baciry a, one Of the regents.
The friends Of thai gentleman will BE- graft
fed 10 know tha, after thorough inves,ics-
ton If the very grave cliar-,s that had been
preferred against; him Cor the manner in W lich
he has discharged his day a. University
Ccrins sioI''r, have pr'noumcrl ,lo-e el.argc-
en,irclv uniouml..l. The ~hcl, cour-.. II ,i,,.
Legislature on ihi, University question has
;,,~n highly c0ul,grn'iaii.. l. j. ,rr, a,.,s.-
r,rr ilaai M ,oeal or PERSONAL Interests havr
l.-tn permitted 10 issaa.nee their aesiua Our
Nanr1us.s frirais have exhibited = very -.ls-