Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

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and civilization If the void.
VIVA, then IS the state OF parties polisi-
cal now, in the United States: The
E. State Sovereignty" or Peace" Demo.
Gratis. hold fast TO the name Of the good
Democratic party, which they augmented
at the Charleston Convention. and finally
destroyed by direct and indirect opposition
to the election of Geo. b. Mcclellan,
whose proclaimed determination to put
down the rebellion at all hazards they 70.
proved in Maryland en- masse, in New
York by sufficient numbers to defeat him,
with drops of similar comfort in other
States They are dying in the last ditch.
" State Sovren-i-ty." The War
Democrats can make no issue with the con.
servatives of the Republican school. The
war is ended; the slavery question settled,
and practically by the war
Just closed The negro vote they both op-
pose; the right of secession they both claim
do not exist; and, with Andy johnson,
they agree that the rebellion must be so
finished up as to prevent recurrence at
any future time.
The Conservatives, with Andy johnson
at the head Of the Government. maintain
the same position as the War Democrats.
They arc upon tho same platform, and
form together the great Conservative Par
IN of the country. destined to take the re-
sponsibility Of Government in the contiu-
Gus future.
The Radical party, with present COM
mand Of Congress. must gradually dwindle
down and pass away. They are full Of
isms, wild vagaries and heresies. that arc
revolving to the people of tho United
States, however plausible presented. The
most prominent of these just now is negro
equality. ignoring at the same time the
poor copper colorcd siwash." The ne
gro, as the Indian. must, in the very nature
of government, be always the wand Of. and
cared for by, the white man. through his
government and his laws. The negro must
be provided for in manner to suit his habi
tudcs and happiness. If any man can de-
wise way to accomplish this, under ex-
traordinary circumstances, that man is
Andrew johnson. Pertinent to the new
questions of policy, the newspapers are in
quiring whatclique orparty, will get" the
"new President" Andy Johnson, and
nobody else will "gct" him, with all the
conglomerate cliques thrown in.
Negro slavery has been abolished in the
United States, by instruction, by the act
Of slave-owners, Of countless wealth and
numbers. The freedom of the slaves was
decreed as measure necessary TO suppress
overt acts of armed treason to the country
daring. defiant, almost overwhelming.
1t was remedy'of fearful severity, but
cffectual in last resort; as by the act of
incen6iary mobs, when large cities are
burning, it becomes necessary by authority
to destroy portion to arrest the destruc-
ton of tho whole. Il fell heartily xpos
loyal slape- owxers. and so far as larger
part Of the slaves are concerned, will ~.
quire tho most superhuman care and man
aecment to result in adding to their former
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and will be. accomplished.
How is this loss to be adjusted?
Con6scated property Of the leaders Of
rebellion, in every State, county. or towr.
where it existed, must contribute to re-
imbursc the losses. of every character. &C.
sasioned BY this fratsicidal action. They
have played their bold card. and won both
infamy and poverty. Tbs United Ssases
was made party in this lswlsss violesee.
and Coasrrss must proyide, and the courts