Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02


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Our candidate fas Auditor vI make q
faithful and elkcisut okc~s. and viii at
tend to the duties Of his Office. and let
other peoples business alone. He also is
. firm supporter Of President Johnson's .
policy.
For Sheriff We have our jocund and
olesginous friend Kellett, who appears to
be TIE choice Of nearly every body for
that Office. He too, stands squarely upon
our Platform, but his personal popularity
! is so great he will catch votes from all
parties.
Mr.. Williams, for Treasurer, ia the
choice Of three fourths Of the Union voter
Of the county. Hs 10 both capable and
responsible, and we know Of no man to
whom we would more cheerfully entrust
the county funds, and who will give a
better account Of his stewardship. He,
likewise, 10 q consistent supporter of the
Union party. -o''
Here comes our old friend Jay Geo
! Sparks, with hat in hand, a. candidate
for Judge of Probate. He is we'll known
TO most our people, is well qualified to
fill the Office. One special thing in his
favor 10, that be is gall aud wormwood to
Coppsrbeads. '.a.'. 51o4 .-...
And here steps forth our excellent friend
Robert Frost, for County Commissioner.
/ We doubt not he will give good account
of himself if elected. He, too, is a firm
and consistent friend Of the Admins
tration. ~. ,t..-.
There they are, dear people. They
ask your support on the 4th Of June next
They are all men who can act independent
of stale cliques and unhallowed combina.
tions. They are the nominees of the
UNION PARTY, and if defeated the glo.
! rious cause Of our country, SO far as
| Thurston county is concerned, is ire.
deemably vanquished. '.st a
~ The Black. Guard editor of the P.
Tribune says:
"Wooly headed o Murphy prates al.
most necessarily about 'bolters,' diror-
ganizers,' radicals 'secesh traitors
(alluding to the people who crushed the
rebellion). and yet he has not supported
the Union ticket Of this county on any
one single Occasion for the past four years,
but bolted Z portion Of it svery canvass,
and did his utmost to defeat individual
candidates, because they did not suit hiA
disorasred fauey." .U .i.s .asas
This paper has invariably supported the
Union nominations to the very best Of its
ability, and has never bolted s;sgls soms;.
~atios. "Wooly-headsd o Murphy " has
! voted the straight Union ticket ever since
the party has been in existence. with the
single exception Of the candidate for audi
tor two ysars ego. That setion We are
prepared 10 defend. II the Back. Gsayd
wishes diseusaiea upoa that question. BE-
IN have Il.
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