Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-16

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i'd negroes and Their Radieal ras;en were
70 be MAN aiD-G as the expens- Of tbs
Government. and the INDECENT ~hitemAn
refused any support. He veto-d the
civil Rights Bill " which permits inter
mar ag. with white and black. the laws
Of any State or Territory to the contrary
notwithstanding. All the laws on this
subject are now abrogated by the Civil
Rights bill, now the law of the land, to thu
glory halltlujah of all amalgamationists
and tree love "adoratexrs DIES negres."
We detest Copperheads as much as the
President does, but we are talking plainly
to all men that love sincerely the Union.
Stevens recently declared "he did not
speak for the Union party" and his shod-
dy gang have dropped the " Union " and
through the East adopted the old "RE-
PUBLICAN cognomen. We are glad Of
it and we will add the alias that now be-
longs to them, Of freelove amalgamation
for the "peyfsctiom Of man." On the
other hand Raymond is the author of the
Union platform that nominated Lincoln
aud johnson, and was Mr.. Lincoln's
Lieut.. General in politics, and Mr.. Sew
ard and every pasriot that endorsed that
platform are heart and aoul with the Presi-
dent and the conservation Of the Union.
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r. Deacon Biglow has holy horror
of men of Democratic antecedents no mat
ter where they now stand, if we are to
judge by his present professions. The
Deacon is forge'ful. We have a ticket
posted in our office headed /" Reguler Dem
ocratic," upon which ''Daniel r. Bigelow"
appears as Democratic cand date for School
Superintendent, along with some Of the
"staxnehest Copperheads in the county
such az U. E. Hicks, A. B. Rabbeson,
VIM. Packwood, Levi Shelton. VIM. Rut-
ledge, B. L. Henness, and others. 1t ap-
pears he has changed his coat to keep on
the winning side, but is SO uncharitable as
not to allow others to do likewise. Tho
Governor thinks man who has ever been
a Democrat won't make a good and con-
sistent Union man. In THE instance, we
concur.
"Anothsr fact it would be well to
remember and keep prominently before
the people. This entire movement was
concocted, planned and sxeruted by men
whose unionism will bear rigid scrutiny"
-Bolters Organ.
1t is quite often the case that truth will
be spoken when falsehood is intended.
No intelligent. honest man doubts but that
the "unionism of the regular delegates
elected from this precinct will stand the
test Of the most rigid scrutiny" But
how 10 it with the boltsrs! Will their
uniouism bear rigid scrutiny" Does it
not vanish ~ IN empty delusioa in every