Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-07

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particular tools TO work With in the L-gis-
lsturr. Csndidai-s for the rich paving
Offices. and for appointments equally lucra-
tive, have their buying and selling. and
log-rolling" operations to be finished up
BY an election in San Francisco. The
foreign voting population want repeal Of
the Sunday Law. They, says the S. F.
Courier, late Echo dx Paeifqxe. all voted
the Democratic and coalition ticket for
that purpose. The ghost Of the Richmond
Examiner, with the pod-augrr Of Duke
Gwin as editor, rallies the secesh or Cop
perhead voters of San Francisco, to trap
the greenhorn Democrats into organiza-
ton and rehash the old Breckenridge germs
of disunion. They are going to hurl Andy
johnson from power. if he don't belle him
self. and allow the "chivalry" TO domin-
ate the Government and sow richly the
seeds Of another rebellion. They coalrsce
with the "Long Hair" or the i" Short
HAIR" as chances occur, and this has been
the secesh programme throughout that
State, the coalition being generally with
the Long Hairs, or Radical Republicans.
from sympathy Of united extremes. against
the conservative Administration of Presi.
dent johnson. The radical negro social.
lists and the pro-slavery Copperheads EN-
brace each other with mutual desire for
crushing out the Union of these States,
in the hope of unbounded domination Of
the one in the South and the other in the
North, never to be accomplished under the
Union conservative Government. The
people, as mass almost, outside Of poll
ties, are acted upon by local. transient tx
citenent, gotten up at the moment, and
forgotten as soon as the end has been OBJ.
tanned, by that great scourge of the coun-
try and Of civilization, the trading politi-
clan. In all these phases Of corruption,
it is sad to note the degeneracy Of the
press. Once the great bulwark Of truth
and principle. has it not gone down into
the wallow Of money making machinery !:
Enough, indeed, is found there of personal
raucor and clique chicanery. Enough Of
abuse Of good and bad men alike-all to
subserve some fixed purpose, in which pa.
per, printers ink and press proprietor loose
no money. Look for a moment at the
movement Of some, so far az mind and ca.
pacity 10 concerned fourth.rate man for
Senatorial honors. "Pxt money in thy
Psrse." is the precursor now to every At.
tempt to obtain the high position Of repre-.
sentiug the people of California In the Sen.
ate of the United States. If rich. b. id.
vises with friends - to the manner of out.
lsy-be hands the mon.y-thsy " lay The
traps" and disburss it. Ifpoor. be chooses
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