Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

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That il Major Tiltou "rrqairrs othrrs
to think - he dos upon public sasirs.
tsee Democratic organ Of 1861 the lesd-
r., Of the party now must occupy the very
position he did in 1861.
That the D~,nocrats always claimed,
whils in power. that no Delegate could &C.
complish anything for the Territory at
Washington who did not sympatbize with
the party in power.
That the Democratic" party in the
Atlantic States has been owned and con-
trolled for the past three years BY such
patriots as VallandiSham. Pendleton l.
Company.
That Major Tilton is an aristocrat, and
has no sympathy whatever with the labor
ing classes, or mud.s ills." as they are ir-
sul,ingly termed by chivalrous" South
erners.
That the people prefer the useful to the
ornamental-vtility rather than tone
and mean to consult their one interests by
electing a man who is not above honest
labor.
That those who oppose the Govern
ment; those who aid rebellion; those who
apologize for the acts Of traitors, vote with
the " Democratic" party.
That Arthur A. Denny has long been
an enterprising and influential citizen Of
the Territory. and that he came here to
make it his permanent home.
That + practical knowledge Of our in.
dustrial and general wants is preferable to
theoretical one, or a knowledge Of fred
tape"
That Mr.. Hicks loaned his supper sto-
ry" to the Oregosian in 1863. and is now
lending il to Tilton, to undo what he did
in 1861.
That the Democratic nominee does
not consider his chances for election strong
enough to make the least effort for success.
That Major Tilton came into the Terri
tory with Federal commission, or hs
would probably have never come at all.
That he brought the first and only me-
gro slave into the Territory. ...l ..
That Arthur A. Denny will receive q
larger popular majority than any former
Delegate elected from this Territory.
Pay Your Poll.Tax.-A re.
cent law Of the Legislature makes it the
duty Of Judges Of Election to require salts
factory proof that each person voting has
paid his poll-tax. So we earnestly recon.
mend that Union voters obtain their re-
ceipts previous to the day Of voting, and
thus save themselves much unnecessary
trouble. The law was passed by Copper
heads, 80 course they won't complain. j..
u The Democrat. in commenting upon
a letter Of Major TSlton In defence Of bic
"loyalty."" Gays: ''- ...~.
He [Tihon1 might talk or write q
vcek. and SAY nothing mors cone2usiye on