Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

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ANorHER APPOINTMENT OF POSTMASTER.
We have been shown letter written by
Hon. Geo. Z. Cole. Delrgnte to Congress from
Washington Territory. which says: " have
had +. NJ. Sarj-nt re.appoinied Postmaste:
at Olympia" 1t will b. borne in mind that
it was only few months ago Mr.. Cole
claimed the honor of removing Mr.. Bancroft,
as Agent in charge of the Simcoe reservation.
One of two things must b. true: either Mr..
Cole is secret, sustained by men in this Ter
ritory having the confidence Of the Govern
ment, or else removals are made without re-
gard to the political standing Of the person
asking them, and without that consideration
which their importance sometimes demands,
With regard to the re-appointmen. Of Mr. Sar-
lent, Mr.. Cole has been bolstered up BY par
ties here. It will BE- remembered what
fearful howl was raised when it was announced
that Mr.. Wood had been appointed. 1t was
not however, believed that the virtuously
indignant" individuals who circulated the pc
ttions would stoop to enlist the aid Of Cop
perAead Delegate to make tt cir scheme FEAST
BILE. AND what wonderful thing it was to
accomplish. after all the reinstatement o:
petty postmaster in Washington Territory !!
If they have any regard tor the principles to
which they profess to hold. they cannot fail to
see they have "strained at gnat and swal
lowed camel The desire for "union" is
so strong they do not hesitate to 60 into the
Copperhead ranks to secure it! We are no
prophet, but w venture the prediction that
still another change will BE- made before many
months. The higher Pride ascends, or the
more frequent she tries her pinions. the surer
and the more prosira,ing the fall. 1t is al
ways wellto bear this in mind. ',
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THE FouNDRY.-We visited the foun-
dry of A. ). Miller, Esq, few days ago.
and witnessed the operation Of "runniug
heat" as it is called, which consists in pour
ing the molten metal into the moulds pre-
pared to receive it. The unusual noise, the
dazzling glare from the liquid metal. and the
hustle Of the workmen, made US fairly believe
for while that We had stepped into some one
Of the large establishments in Pittsburg or
New York. We noticed some excellent cast
ings Just taken from the sand, which would
compare favorably with any made elsewhere.
Mr.. Miller has received an order to rake
complete set Of engines for Capt. Swans
boat. the 1fary Woodruff. and will commence
work on chem next week. Mr.. NJ. has mani
tested acommendable spirit Of enterprise in the
establishment Of work so much needed by
our steamboatmen. millers. farmers and others.
and should, as we doubt not he will. receive
their liberal patronage and support.
LEvELIxo.-A srcessionist who was caught
playing cards with negroes, persists in saying
that the abolition government had deter
mined to raise the negro to the level Of the