Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-19

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the destruction OF our Government
We conclude with the following extract Fl ON
a recent speech of William II. Seward. be-
fore large and enthusiastic assemblage in
one OF the Eastern cities, called together TO
rejoice over the victories Of our armies. ,
breaths the true spirit of patriotic devotion to
county. With him, we say. when the war is
ended, the proudest boast Of Union men will
be that they have stood nnreservrdly by the
Government throughout her troubles
But suspicious as the occasion is, it has
nevertheless failed 10 bring out some whom
we might have expeced here. Why are they
not here, to rejoice in the victories that will
thrill the hearts OF the lovers Of freedom
throughout the world2 Alas, that it must be
conftssed-it is party spirit that holds them
aloof. All Of them are partisans. Some are
Republicans, who cannot rejoice in the ma
tional victories, because this war, for the life
of the nation. is not in all respects conducted
according to their own peculiar radical ideas
and theories. They want guarantees for
swift aud universal, and complete emancipa-
ton, or they do not want the nation saved
Others stay away, because they want TO be
assured that in coming out of the revolution
airy storm, the ship of State will be found ex-
actly in the same position as when the tenn
pest assaulted it, or they do not want the ship
saved at all, as. if anybody could give such
guarantees in the name Of a people Of thirty
millions. Others are Democrats. They re-
ccived from their Fathers the axiom that only
Democrats could save the country, and they
must save it by Democratic formulas and CON-
bina,ions which the progress of tho age has
forever exploded. They cannot come up to
celebrate achievements which condemn their
hereditary bigotvy. ir
"Yes, my friends, when this war shall be
ended in tho restoration of the Union. no
man then living will exult in the recollection
that during its continuance he is either a
Radical or Conservative, Republican or a
Democrat, but every man will claim to have
been an unrese,ved and unconditional Union
man throughout"
HARD UroN " Pooh MAc."-Gcn. Mellow
ell recently made speech in San Francisco,
in which he dealt poor little Mac some severe
thrust. 1t appears the Young Napoleon
was not above liberal use Of downright
falsehood to bolster up his rotten cause. Gen.
Mcdowell said: 81 see from his official re-
port that he says no carefully adstaned'
from doing what, before it was written, lie told
me and my friends lie had DONE" This is
plain talk, and it remains to be seen how the
peace candidate will construe the language.
None can doubt but that Gen. Mcdowell is
responsible for what he suys,> and as far as
the code" is concerned, fully the equal of
Mcclellan. His speech displays decided
ability, and he displays very good taste and
Judgment in commenting upon McClellan's
military career 1t is the severcst criticism,
without being violently denunciatory, that we
have seen, and makes strong case against
the little 4" hero" by mere reference to facts of
History.
- PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure one even
ing this week to of call from Mr.. IL.
G.. Struve,-of Vancouver, formerly editor Of
the Vancouver Chronicle, who is Oh visit to
this place. Mr.. S. was elected Prosecuting
Attorney Of this Judicial District, upon the
Union ticket, at the last election, and makes
very popular and efficient officer. He will
probably remain until the adjournment Of the
Supreme Court, which meets Oh the 5th De-
ccmber.
" prominent Cop said few days ngo.