, 1863-06-25

The following comes to US through Portland
exchange. As it is written by one who is evi.
IDENTIFY well acquainted with the character and
designs Of the persons named, it deserves and
should receive the serious consideration Of every
unbiased reader. Noman Of intelligence can for
moment question the assertion Of the writer,
that Cole will not have the least influence in
the interests Of Washington Territory advanced
at the Federal al,-those who desire, in fact,
to be represented at all-shoud weigh well the
consequences Of clecting an enemy Of the Ad.
ministration, before casting their votes at the
ensuing election:
WxLLA wALLA, June 9Th, 1863.
You are well aware that Messrs. Raynor, Cole,
Kinney and Turney are candidates for Delegate
10 Congress from Washington Territory.
The election is an important one. desire to
say something to the people Of the Territory in
regard to the political character Of these men, and
| the bearing which the election will have upon the
welfare Of the people Of Washington Territory.
believe the candidates are all Of democratic an.
tecedents. Since the South, by an uncaled-for
rebellion, has sought to break up the Government
and the Union, Mr.. Raynor occupies no equivocal
position-he is for the Union without . cond.
ton. ...... .... ...
Mr.. Cole PROCESSES 70 be Cor the Union, but here
no is acting with many men who, on all occasions
have expressed their sympathjes with the rebels
and who time and aRaii, have declared their homes
and confidence in rebel success. These men 90
with Mr.. Cole !: thew act with Mr. Cole and viii
vote for him and make ali possible efforts in his
behalf IL Mr.. Cole dbes not harmonize with
them in feeling. the saving that Wmen are known
by the company thew keen" NAV. At least. be set
down as false.
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onIy moiivs Il hv The sIection If CoIe ~ have
III reyenee upon tbe Administration for removing
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vots for hin
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two candidates @ before The % people who have the the
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AZ this mater "a heart.
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