Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-08

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Coniede1ates At Some'set- 1he'r Ienerais
Zollicofier and Peyton Bailey Feyton) were
killed. Ih's " cosfrdd'cfed by adr'ccs jrom
the SO.fhevS press. rh0 say II a. only dSosher
IN tie s0rth. WE THINK IT QUITE PROBABLE.
The traitorous miscreant finds it hard to be-
lieye what he does not wish to be true, and
what he hopes il q fact he thinks "auite prob
able" The news of the Federal successes in
Missouria, Kentucky and Virginia are mostly
all excluded from the secession papers, though
they can find room for any item in which the
Federals are shown to disadvantage.
The advertiser furnishes an editorial sum.
mary of news to the 9th of February without
a hint or allusion to the Somerset battle, though
the consequences following it were deemed Of
sufficient importance bv Gen. Bcaurepard to
demand his attendance at that point with l5,-
900 Of the Adrcrt;xer', friends.
One Of the Oregon secession papers has not
room for even n resncctable DIGEST Of the dis.
matches. though il willingly sDarcs a column
and half to a display of : English temper"
made nm Of extracts dcnunciotory of the
American Government. and designed TO mag.
nifty the Importance and responsibility Of tho
Confederate Government. Such specimens
as the following are sweet morsels' and very
encouraging to the secesh rabbie' including
we presume Davis l"ncey' and several 9th
ers:
"Had there been an armament in tho steam
er Trent he said the Americans would not
have dared to perpetrate the cowardly and
lcnge i'll blood between nations and insult a
Power which for years past has treated the
braggarts Of the North too leniently. In
point Of fact the very passengers would have
fought had they possessed weapons. But the
arrest of the two Commissioners OH British
deck must not 20 unavenged.
Mr.. Seward, tho fire brand at his elbow, is
cxerting himself to provoke quarrel with all
Europe, in that spirit Of senseless egotism
which induces Americans, with their dwarf
fleets and shapeless mass Of incoherent squads
which they call an army, to fancy themselves
the equals Of France by land and Of Great
Britain by sea" ."-London Morning Chronicle
"Ihereis TO reason why tho Commissioners
should not be restored to the ship OF British
Admiral, in the face Of ten or twelve British
men-of-war ou the Potomac. -Ooserrer.
The scabby abortion, no doubt, hoped for
such proceeding, not only because il would
be humiliatinr to a Government which, he in
his heart hates, and to which he only sworo
allegiance that ho might sell his rote, but that
it might contribute toward compelling the
Federals to let alone" his friend JEFF. Davis
with whom the peace men are cooperating to
"re-establish the Union as our fathers madeit
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when w come to look facts calmly in the
face, that We entirely too much dispa,age our
own country, ito population and solid impor-
tanc, in comparing it with the nations Of Cu.
rope. Suppose, for instance. We take the
United States census for 1860. what shall We
seei
Firstly. that the population Of the nineteen
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