Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-17

ana - tne Summer 10 obliged to 70 to Yan
kes watering places for his vacation; spend.
ing pennies in his meagsr plantation fare
whsfe nobody 10 looking on, but throwing
away pounds in Yankee land in the bar.rooms
the gambling houses and places Of evil reputs
whsasver he can dazzle the unsuspectine
with ~ bank notes. loud laughter.j
Tne game Of bsag IL not always . game Of
cards. Is there any game about here n
asked the young Engiishman, With bag and
gun, when landing on the banks Of the Miss.
issippi. "Ycs, plenty" lisped the negro.
WHAT" .Oh. principally poker" laugh.
ter.) That is not Yankee game or a Yam.
kec story. CI.aughtcr) The South depends
upon the Yankee for food and raimcnt-for ito
medicines-its necessities and luxuries. The
Yankee supplies the Secessionists with Bibles,
though seldom called for, and printing paper,
and ice, and cofins. Laughter.) The &C.
cession mother sends to Yankee land for a
Yankee schoolmistWss to teach her children,
and the secession father sends his sons to
Yankee West Points, Yankee naval schools,
and Yankee colleges. Many Of to-day's trait.
ors were taught truth, honor, morality and re-
ligion at our Yankee Harvard University,
only to return and liz and swear aud steal and
breed treason. (Hear.) Remember again,
sir, when you s1eer, that Yankee means Eng.
lishman-or may be tra,,slated-as the true
type Of such, q Christian gentleman. Cheers. }
How can hehonorable speaker quote Latin,
when he knows that none Of us understand lit
N4aughter.) Said the clarsic Sir James Gra-
ham to the honest old sailor, Sir Charles Na-
pier. after warm argument regarding Cron-
stadt, " In medic tutissimusibis. Sir Charles
under great excitement, responded, "You are
anothcr!" I.aughtcr.) "Anothcr what r
"Just what you called me-" (IAughterl
but even Latin won't do to mako out case
tackled party always deserves the most sym
pathy-intimating in the face Of what is not
true, that the North attacked the South, when
we all know that Beaurcgald fred tho first
shot Mt Major Anderson. CThat's so.) On
that principle he would have bccn with the
Russians in the Crin,ean war, against his own
countrymcn (lcar and applause,) or with bet
ter analogy, when discovering scamp NAL.
treating a woman, or committing burglary,
he would side with the desperate thief satlsOr
than the policeman whose duty it was to ar
rest him. (Hcar.)
He speaks again of Carolinian cl,ivalry! I
am tired Of that now. Who ever heard Of it
until Brooks brutally crept behind tho back
Of Senator Sumner. with bludgeon in hand,
with the intention Of assassinating him in the
Senate Chamber, while his confederate Keitt
stood by to see fair playl (Shame.) The
chivalry arc no longer in Congress, and the
world can no longer witness there repetition
Of such disgracefnl secession blackguardism !
Southern chivalry! Look at our armies
within six miles cf the chivalric Charleston /!
Thank God. am a Puritan and no Cavalier
Il am n Rouhdhcad and no Pretender-1
belong to tho CrOmwellian army, and pride
myself on being Yankee! (Checrs.) The
Sccessiouist accuses the North Of frauds. and
and says that from the first to the last Presi-
dent there has been nothing but robbery and
corruption. Now, as have before proved
that the South for seventy years controlled
the Government, and was tho Treasurer Of
tho nation, am not surprised at lis state.
ment. cloud chccr)
The Right Hon. Seccssionist who immedi.
ately preceded me disputed my statement
that tho South robbed tho North of fifty mil.
lions sterling private debts, and fifty millions
sterlng private property. and said when the
Seccssionist Commissioners went to Wash.
ington, they offered to pay the Administsa-
tion al debts, and 20 forth. Shades q rtpu'
diation. protect me! They pay! Why.
gentlemen, an anccdote will beat show how
ridiculous il that statement. The fsst Ssccs-
sionist, Won know. was Sssas! (IAughter
and chsers.) He seeded from purer world
and with inimitable cheek he took osr Saw
ior upon high mount. ed e(Iesed all the
kinsdons aros.d Il 10 would jain his seces-
sion party. whea every estate be bed va
uost.aeed, and tho poor devil had not slail.
ling !. tbs void. (Losd ehsess and -
pswed lasehser.) He shosA have given 1r.
Seward csrdit for gsasrosity II pesnittiag
ths acamps % svturn q al (OhD Yes
cassmcnt. but I'D O'llsicn. and Mitchell. ana
Mcagher psrsrutsd thc'nss)vcs to Logd Johs
Ruasel at Downing ssvsc4 b 1SlS. q ant.
lar eunnd. bow quickly thy wc.A have
bcrn incarcsased 10 Tho tower: ("Yss," and
Ioud spplanse.) The gentls@an wsse: . .':.
asrhy. Daring the ncxt lev weeks - chal'
have all tho military advansagrs of such .
Government. (IIear.)
The game Is up. and the hunters are start
ing With the bssS~. Long beebse n. Cow
pr gets his drive throseh Hyde Pask. q BIZ
Robert Peel hghts The O'Doaoghse: our NAM
ikin traitors Vim be - Dsse. The beecs-
siouist mstls oms seaAsaeat atoat 0esehesa
courage which I must rretify. Ihb = the
saue old bng that ons 6outhesnss y eqsa! 70
thvrs or four Yankces-he aaid thae b. him
seH was eoed any tine tor two. (Hsor.)
Nov, Nr. Chairman, n have weak petnt
that y strong. that + ths paint-(l -(laashtes-.
and II yoa win vuapsod the rules and sund
out for pair Of gloves ! viii soon prove. to
YOU by facts-while he uses words-that
H.. I. an. No~&h.y,,er. "A Least who Will