Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-13

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bv uniting in trodesing. to the General
Government vsrm and hearty support.
5th. That the problem Of slavery whose
solution seemed difficult. il not impo>si-
bl.. to every patriot. has been worked out
10y Southern politicians, and by them
al,mc. They have committed Political
suicide. and their peculiar institution is
dad and buried beyond all power Of
We heartily approve the
adoption Of the amendment to the Con.
Of tho United States, whereby
Slavery is utterly, and forever abol.
ishcd.
9th. That the pernicious doctrine Of
State Sovereignty has been one Of tho
chief causes Of the rebellion. 1t is po-
litical, ~ we'll as mathematical absurdi-
ty to say that part can BE- greater than
the whole. While the individual States
are sovereign as regards each other, oil are
10 the General Government Of
the United States of America in all the
main attributes which, by the laws Of ma
tons, denote Sovereignty. and that. while
the citizens Of tho several States owe q
allegiance 10 their respective
Commonwealth. the allegiance due to the
United States is paramount to I'LL other
considerations. re....
7lh. That we d. not believe that 'Xva ash
ington Territory is standing still while the
world ia moving. The success Of the
Union party elsewhere. ensures its triumph
here. ii we act tremendously. Our Ma
tional interests require that we should b.
in Congress by friend ofth-
Government our interest il therefore CO.
incident With our national duty. and we
pledges outs-lves 70 do all that
lies In our p"w.r TO ensure the election Of
the Candidate chosen BY this Convention
a. our STANDARD BEARER.
------sos-- 3D.
CorPERHEAD TAcrIcs.-Judge McFad-
den is posted about town to speak at the
Capitol to-day. on Questions Of National
and Territorial politics. in srhieh he will
take occasion to reply to the fallacious ar
guments of Hon. s. Garieldr, to which
reply was PREVENTED on Tuesday last"
It is q matter Of much surprise to some
people that the Judge could be induced TO
sacrifice his personal feelings. and take
part in the canvass, when it is known tina:
at heart he neither endorses the " Dem
oeratic" nominee nor predicts his success
in the approaching contest. W. are not
10 the least surprised. however. We have
no need to AJAX why the Judge has entered
the lists as the champion Of State sover-
eighty. Why does the swine return TO it's
wallowing in the mire. or the dog 10 his
vomit I The Judge can no more keep out
of the Shiny pool Of modern" Democracy"
than ssot can keep out Of the gutter. It
may not be that he hates the democrat
ic" nomiues less. but that b. hates Gar
lislde and loves Democracy" more. The
opervert. dis.ors misrrprescnt.
mangle and garbls the speech Of Mr.. Gar
iielde. while that gentleman's back is
turned. i TOO great to Do overcome. The.
wide breach made in the ranks BY his gall.
ing FIRE must Be repaired. The admimble
disorder into which the enemy has been
thrown must be .tillsd. and who can bet.
ter pour Oh spos thA sroahl~d waters
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