Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-20

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foot in-shis time By = proving too much.
A great deal has been said in some quay
,.rs about ear marks" TO prove tha,
certain individuals did not write articles
claimed by them. in which these oracular
wiseaeres have b-en sadly at fault. Now
We propose TO do the exact Opposite, BY de-
vcloping few "crops" and und~r-cu
TO prove that the Article in the Flag ras
ur,ttes by our friend of the Democrat
and have the assurance to believe we will
be more successful than our illust rious
prototypes. The Vancouver Telegraph of
April S. 1862, bears the name Of Urban
Il. Hicks. Editor at its masthead, and
contains the following words:
I'VE have been informed that Mr..
Harvey Gordon, of the Oregon Statesman,
has been challenged to mortal combat by
HIS Heightened MAJESTY, ex.
Surveyor General James Tilton, Of Olym-
pia, and that the challenge had been &C.
cepted."
The article in the Flag. denouncing Mr..
Tiltor as a "secessionist," etc, contains
the following paragraph:
"Gen. Tilton says that hundreds Of 9th.
er Democrats are of the same opinion with
himself. This is misrepresentation No. 4.
The individuals who think a. Gen. Tilton
does, are only those who revolve around
HIS HIGH.TONED MAJESTY who
owe their present political existence to his
patronage; live upon his bounty, and
drink his GOOD WHISKY"
We think that ear-mark' is lorg
enough to be seen without the spcctacles
of wisdom" Now compare the latter
clause Of the above with the following ex-
tract from the Telegraph Of March 7, 1862,
and there is another ear-mark worthy of
examination:
1--WE see it stated that Col. Steinberger
has appointed Major James Tilton. of
Olympia. to the Lieut.. Colonelcy Of the
Washington Territory Regiment Of Volun.
teers th at i to be raise for home defences.
This appoiutmen was - God send" as,
NO doubt, bic GOOD WHISKY was
about out"
How do you like that under. CUT:
To resume. the article in the Flag says:
"Gen. Tllton says that Mr.. Garfelde is
suspected of being in league with Senator
Baker. This IL misrepresentation No. 10.
None but the most diseased of imagin q +.
lions could for moment suspect such q
thing, but this only illustrated what We
have already said Of him that is-that
every ono must think just a. he does upon
the present state Of public affairs. or else
they will BE- suspected Of being IN
LEAGUE WITH ARCH REPUBLI.
CANS" t.-
The Democrat Of the 9th inst. says:
81 had no means OF knowing that he
| Mr.. Gar6elde] was an enemy in our camp ;
that he was in secret COLLEAGUE
WITH THE ARCH REPUBLICAN
Of Oregon"
Now if there are not enough GEAR
marks" to show the paternity of the article
we will give still more-they are plentiful
as lice in Dixie. You didn't succeed well
in covering up the footprints, did you
Or is there peculiar similarity Of expires.
sion in your writings and those Of some
body else I Great m~n sometimes think
alike. and even Home. mods.
"BY THEIR Owx WIrxEssrs ARE
THEY CoSDEMxED."-This is the caption
to an article in that convenient repository
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