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


Re It Rcsolred. That in the successful
termination Of the war against treason and
rebellion, we the representatives OF the
Union men of Thurston County. in Con-
vention assembled, acknowledge the aid
Of an Advise and Overriding Providence.
indicating as it does the Righteousness ofthe
cause for which our armies have battled.
Resolred, 2. That we hereby cordially
reafirm and declare our confidence in the
patrio,ism, wisdom and integrity Ut Presi-
dent johnson, and Of the Congress Of the
United States; and while we cheerfully
accord to all, the full and unqualified right
to individual opinion founded upon honest
motives, we believe the policy Of the
President on reconstruction to be
sound in sent ment and in the end product
i've of the best interests Of the whole peo-
ple as a free and enlightened Nation.
Rcsolvel, 3. That We hail with pleas
ure the recent evidences of a satisfac tory
adjustment of the great issues OF the day
upon which all good Union men. actuatrd
by the purest motives. may have honestly
differed.
Rcsolved, A. That we heartily approve
of the principles enunciatrd by the Bal"
more Convention, especially SO far as the!
apply to present issues.
Resolred S, That we pledge ourselves
to support the nominees Of this convention
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1866.
A Daniel Come to Judgment.

Deacon Bigelow IS an ingenious man.
Like a certain in6del priest. he appears
to imagine that Language is given to man
to CONCEAL his ideas. The ingenuity Of the
following sentences is Incompatible:
' "The personal charges made against
me Nv the Standard of last week. are
comprised, l believe in three specifications:
lst. that l am inconsistent in objecting
to men Of democratic antecedents. a.
that have on inordinate desire for Office.
Sd. that asserted that went into the
second convention because heard MUIR
pby offered to betrny the Union party
three years ago. which judging from my
reasons given in tho Tribune Of last week.
he thinks was not the true reason"
We will reply to these 'specidcations''
in order. LIST. We did Lot attempt to
prove him 'incon.istent in Directing to
men Of Democratic snt-crdents." Such
VA not cur intention. but to merrIy show
that one of the standing candidates Of the
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02

UNION MEN You who have sustained
the country in in the hour of deadly peril
you who would see the Union restored in
all its strength and vigor; you who con-
tenn the mischievous couusels of men who
boast of their attempts to break up the
Union, who gloried over defeat to our ar
mics at Bull Run, who embarrassed tho
Administration throughout the war, who
set up such a man as Fremont for the Pres
idency, against the noble martyr to Liber-
ty, Mr.. Lincoln, who raised the flag Of
eighteen stars as an emblem Of their trea.
SOMA BILE sympathies. who aided in applying
the torch to our National structure aud
when the ediice was enveloped in flames,
stood aloof declaring LET it burn, and
we will build up anew from the foundation
you who believe that it is inexpedient to
put mass Of putty into the hands Of cor
rupt demagogues, in the shape Of negro
votss.. admitting this mass of ignorance to
an equal voice in the administration Of a
government founded upon principles Of 'n.-
Intelligence and rirtae; you who believe
that Andrew johnson has served his coun-
try better than the fanaticsl demagogues
who are content to say at home aud die.
tate just how and for what battles should
be fought-vote the regularly aud fairly
nominated Union ticket. The question is
TO BE- decided. Have We Uxios party? If
party usage and fealty are mere forms, to
be maintained or set aside a. the caprices,
s"rdid interests or ambitious desires Of
rotten demagogues may direct. now 10 the
time to demonstrate il. Let the disorgan-
izers receive no support in their unhaly
Gauss from Yea az your frieaAs. Let ~
roll mp vote which ~in serve - lss'ing
rsssks 10 Al elsxgssni.g sehsn~s here
axs>r-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02

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JAMES BILEs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and the attempt vas made 10 break Up
our business, and compel us to seek othes
persuits for q livelihood. A secret dart-
lantern couclavss was oganizrd. and the
p. Tribune established rs the special
organ Of that dictatorial cliqae. Its
workings we're not known TO one.tenth the
Union. men of the Territory, yet it's edicts
were obpyrd to the letter. It may be
asked why its iniquities were not exposed.
We simply reply that Union men were
inveiRled into it, bound hand aud foot BY
obligations of secresy, and thrust into
outer darkness, helpless to avert their
crafty maneuvers. Could we but show
up this matter in ito true light, we could
a tale unfold, that would arouse the ire Of
the unsuspecting. But this we cannot do.
We objected to the " rubbing in !" process,
and for this alone are denounced AZ .
firebrand in the camp. "Crush him
OUT! the edict goes forth. and forthwith
from every Indian reserve, Custom house,
and government Office the refrain comes
back Crush him out We can't control
him." Radicals across the bay, fixed the
month, day and hour which should wit
ness our nntimely demise as a journalists.
and subscribers were threatened with
frowns of official indignation If they pat
ronixed our paper or lent it support.
Had we one.t-ntL the malignant hatred Of
in tho fact that ,hs leader Of tSis esbsl
has starred himself out, and gone else
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02

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

us THEY OBEY ORDERs.-Tha Pickwick
Hand. orgas. published by 4 sef.accused
renegade from the draft, advised the can
dilates on the boilers ticket not TO meet
with Msssrs. Reed. Sparks and Others. In
open. manly discussion Of the causes which
led to the split in the Union ranks. They
obeyed the order. Their candidate for
representative, Mr.. Wood. visited 4osnd
Prairie and told those Who bad besa pl3ed
constantly With falsehood. snd tAssey
prejudieed sgaiust Tie ns.ssss Il shs
Uulor Cooveaiiea- uos - aeaeaA 0s. 2seGs
appoi.tn<hss OF listen 70 hh sspasssaissA
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27

sorrHlN PINE.-When shipbuilding revives, as,
revive 1t must, says the Boston Bulletin, our mar
kets will be well supplied with Southern pine tim
ber, which, before the war was so extensively
with which it can be worked, render it unrivalled
for keelsoms, ceilings, decks, frames and outside
planking. During the past winter, large quanti-
ties of it have been cut in the South and brought
to the water ready for shipment, and many valu-
able cargoes oft have already been received in all
our shipbuilding ports. Before the war, we saw
a shin all the tim6ers of which, from the bige to
the plankshear, were decayed by the dry rot.
with Southern hard pine. This was the first eXten-
siye application of this wood for timbers, and as
the vessel has not been repaired since, we inter
that it has proved successful
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27

BURNING OF CoLUMBIA.-In our editorial col
umns some short time since, we adverted to the
destruction of the city of Columbia. The federal
troops alone were in charge and possession, aud
we adduced the evidence that the large majority
of the buildings and dwellings were deliberately
fred and plundered by them, apparently without
restraint or check. A Boston paper has, with
perversion heretofore unknown in the annals of
journalism, quoted a garbled extract from our edi
torial, and deliberately and falsely inserted the
word "a Confederate" into our comments, 1t has
not the manliness to publish our whole article 1t
fears that the truth may be thus spread before its
readers. 1t breads the facts in reference to this
act of this barbarous hostility; it therefore resorts
to subterfuge iasehood and Interpolation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27

Thus done and passed the city New Orleans the day
month and year aforesaid the of Adophe Lenes
and Lewis WoOdve witnesses who sign their
names with said pal1ies and notary
The original is signed:
Geo. W. Manson, c. A Eagar, Edward Rigney,
and others.
A. A. Leues, l. G. Woodville,
Edward Barnett, notary public.
A true copy from the Original
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public,
The undersigned Deputy Recorder of Mortgages sr the
parish and Cy Of New Orleans State Of Louisiana cere
that the foregoing act Of Charter has this day been recorded in
his Office in Society No T. 100 to lU9.
NEW ORLEANS May lat, 1866
(SlgnedD CHARLES E. LEEEs,
Deputy Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27
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and instantaneous. c. A. SEETSON, AstOF House
BThese Dsinectauts by tine scavengers
the direction Of the Sanitary Police Of the Metropolitan Health
POWELL d THOMPSON,
a. Cedar street. New York,
General and Sole for the United States and the Canada
to whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in the United
States and Canadas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27
CHARTER.
THAKTER
lNA hIbh
y
OF TIE
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Dity 0I New Urleans
Be II known that this Twenty-sixh day Of April IN the
year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty
before Edward Barnett notary public in and for the City
and Parish of New Orleans duly commissioned and
personally and appeared the parties whose
hereto subscribed who declared that avang themselves of the
provsons othe statutes Of this State relative 10 the orzanza
ton Of corporations in this State they have coyenantd and
agreed and do by these covenant and bind
Themselves TO form Themselves into and constitute corporation
for the objects and purposes under the stpua0ns and
regulations following, viz:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27

the largest paper published Eastern Texas one
the newspaper establishments in she
ton throughout country which brings trade to New
Orleans than any other section
Cards will be inserted in square for Sl5 per
Patent uUsrpuls not advertised.
v, F. HAMILTON CO, Publishers,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27
NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FIFTH DIVISION
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATION Co.,
"a Carondeet street, N. o.
This Company, which Gen. E. Johnston President
having completed its arrangement for carrying all Express
Matter Freight and Money between this city and all the priu
cpa cities of the North East and West Mobile and Mont
gOmery respectfully soicts the support patron
age public promising do what undertaken quickly
and well. TRY us.n
THOMAS L. RoSSER
acting Superintendent.
n B-The National Express Company has open policy
in New York in the strongest companies which
all freight and valables shipped by this Company
without the shipper,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27
DoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City Sunday morning at O'CLOCK in
lieu of Horse Cars
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
o'clock
On and after MAY 9th the Trains will leave either end Of
the Road Sundays at every half hour from until
o'clock P. NJ.
Fare, to and from the Lake, same day, Is cents
Passengers Gently Station notify the conductor
departure of the train Fare Is each way.
GEO PANDFTY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27
IMPORTANT. ...,....,,......... IMPORTANT
TO CAPTAINS AND STEAMBOAT OWNERS.

We have hand and continually receiving WIRE
TILLER ROPES required by Inspectors Of this Port.
BOSTICK SEYMOUR, Hardware and Ship Chaudlery,
S5 and Is Fulton and IS and 81 Front street,
bstWssn Poydrss and GTaver slTeeB
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-27
TRANSPORTATION.
TMPoKTANr TO TRAvELERs.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PACKET LINE.

Connecting with the New Orleans Jackson, and Mss
spp and Tennessee Railroads at Memphis the Illinois Cen
tal Railroad Cairo and at st. Louis all the Railroad
and Steamboat Lines going East or West
BY this route passengers leave the at Memphis and
be transported splendid boats where there DELIGHT
Full BEDS and SUPERB FARE to St. Louis, IN THE
SAME TIME AS ON TIE RAILROADS,
Without a Additional Cost for transportation,
And saving of dollars for Meals and Sleeping
Cars.
Tickets be procured at the Office of the New Orleans
and Jackson Railroad.
E. B. BYINGToN
General Agent.