Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22


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book of Genesis. After getting
fairly under way he undertook TO
describe the condition of things in-
side the ark during the deluge, and.
being under the impression that 1t
xas Abraham instead of Noah who
was in there, the following colloquy
took place between himself and the
elder, who sat behind him.
Chipp. "My dear Hearers -
When Abraham and his family war
in that ark"
Elder Draper. (Sotto voice. y
Abraham was not thar"
Chipp. "The Elder says he was
not thar, but the sperrit says he was.
Abraham was thar or tharabouts."
We have several times reminded
our contemporaries of the fact that
there is no such national organiza-
ton in existence as Republican; that
that designation was dropped by
common consent after President
Lincoln called upon the people in
1861, without regard to party dis
tinctions, to come to the aid of the
Government in putting down the
rebellion. and the term of" Union :"
was substituted in its stead to graft
fy the Democrats who nobly came
to the rescue; that the Baltimore
convention of 1864, which nomina-
ted President johnson, was called a
National Union, not a Republican
convention and that so far as the
President owes allegiance to any
party it is to the National Union
party which nominated and elected
him. 1t is sometimes carelessly
said that names are of no conse-
auence; that a rose by any other
name would smell as sweet; but it
is generally the case that the names
of religious, political or educational
organizations embody distinguish
ing ideas which connot be contound-
ed with other names without greatly
impairing their meaning. TO the
Democrats who assisted the Govern
ment in putting down the rebellion
and to those who are disposed to
Join us now, it makes world of
difference whether our party is the
National Union party which upheld
the Government during the war and
nominated Andrew johnson in 1861,
at Baltimore, or whether it is the de-
funct Republican party revived again
by Summer and Stevens as tho
"Shibboleth for their new role of
public mischief.
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would have made ho difference
whether it was Noah or Abraham
who was inside the ark during the
deluge, but to those at all interested
in the chronology of events or truth
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nor thereabouts. The Republicsn
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