Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-15

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granted IN 0t'" c0UH.
Whether Mr.. MpGi!vra was playing CRIB
bag, or writing =" official opinions" at the
timr iilscal %. attending 10 his business III
court. matters but lit,l,; h. had entered his
appearance tor the defendants for the I, rn and
was PRESUMED to be in court.
Wh,n AMI where Mr.. McCilvrn "callcd
the ait ntinn of the court to the ial>i'y of tbs
record" and asked it to correct the same"
| know no, but do know that it was not
don" in open court, and, il done elsewhere, it
was "mdhoW my knowiedge, participation,
| or coRscRt.'
"Thc,c are facts which can be proved"
AS to the "ornion" published by the AT
torn'y for the United States. foreign vessels,
ct m., have only to say, that it seems TO have
been published for seI(.notorioy, aud is in d.
rect conflict with the views of the Secretary
of the Treasury of the United States. and the
Chief Justice of the Territory of Washing
ton, and is unsupported 10y any authority ex-
crpt his own "Vsc dtret.'
b. L. DENNIsoN.
THE REpTILE SQUIRMs.-The Walla
Walla Statesman of a late date, uncorks its
walls of wrath against the Lying telegraph"
and charges that the resolution Of Gov. Hunt,
Introduced at the Chicago Convention, is pub
lishcd incorrectly in the Union journals upon
this coast 1t says that instead of expressing
the wish to have the Union restored "upon
the basis of the Constitution of the Confcder-
crate States" iSshonld have read ",he Uni.
ted States" and inimatcs that it had thought
all along that the resolution was misquotcd.
Well, this is "prctty time Of day TO say
SO, several weeks after the Staiesmdn had
swallowed and digcstcd the whole platform,
the proceedings, and Little Mac to boot
Why has not that paper signiicd its dissent
to reconstruction "upon the basis OF the
Constitution of the Confederate Statrs'I
Now we believe tho resolution was offered
just as it was published at least no other
Coppcrh"ad organ that we have seen has
claimed that it was incorrect or that it did
not cMbody the wishes of the Democratic"
party. The Statesman must acknowledge
that if it did not endorse the resolution when
it first appeared it did not condemn it; and
if it does not endorse it now. tho great reptile
party on this coast certainly does. So either
dilemma is bad enough.
THE SOUND TRADE.-1t appears that all
instructions to the trade of the Sound, which
so much embarrassed it for time, have been
removed by n telegram from the Secretary of
the Treasury. Our citizens are indebted
to Gen. Mcdowell. and to Mr.. l.. Grennan of
the Utsa'ady Mills, for this prompt redress of
grievances who telegraphcd tho facts to the
Department from San Francisco. We hope
the laws regulating our intercourse with Vic
toria aud British Columbia are now so we'll
defined and clearly understood that all difficult
ty will be hereafter avoided.
O.O0O.-1t Is said that the bill for last
winters Legislative printing amounts to about
the above sum. We arc at loss to account
for this, as the amount Of printing done for
the previous session was much larger, compris-
ing the whole code of laws, and amounted to
about $1,000. Uncle Samuel" will proba-
bly, examine the bill before paying it. S.v-
eral respectable country newspapers might
be started upon tho "profi's" realized from
such job.
SO We observe from the Oregon States
hat a al. -. = G