Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-04

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The maintenance inviolsfe OF the rights
Of the States. and especially the night Of
each State TO order and control its own
domestic concerns according to its own
judgmen, exclusively. subject only to the
Constitution Of the United States. is es-
sential to that balance Of power on which
the perfection and endurance of our politi-
cal fabric depends. and the overthrow Of
that system, by usurpstion in ccniraliza-
tion of power in Congress. would be a
revolution, dangerous to a Republican Gov
eminent and destructive ofliberty. Each
House of Congress is made, by the Con.
stitution. the sole judge of its election re-
turns and qualifications Of its members,
but the exclusion Of loyal Senators and
Representatives,, properly chosen and
qualified under the Constitution and laws.
is unjust and revolutionary. Every pat.
riot should frown upon these nets and
proceedings everywhere, which can serve
no other purpose than to rckindle the all
imosities of war and the effects of which
upon our moral, social aud material inte-
rests at home, and upon our stand
ing abroad, differing only in degree, is
injurious like war itself.
The purpose of the war having been to
preserve the Union and the Constitution
by putting down the rebellion, ard the
rebellion having been suppressed, all re-
sistancc to the authority Of the General
Government being at an end and the war
having ceased, war measures should all
cease, and should be followed by meas
ures of peaceful admin. tration. so that
union, harmony and concord may be en-.
couraged. and industry, commerce and the
arts Of peace revived and promoted and
the early restoration of all the States TO
tho exercise Of their constitutional power
in the National Government is indispensa-
bly, necessary to the strength and the do.
Tense of the Republic, and to the mainte-
nance of the public credit.
All such electors in the thirty six States
and nine Territories Of the United States
and in the District Of Columbia who, in
spirit of patriotism and love for the Union,
can rise above personal aud sectional con-
siierntions, and who desire to see a truly
National Union Convention. which shall
represent all the States and Territories Of
the Union. assembled az friends and
brothers under the national flag to hold
counsel together upon the state Of the
Union, and to take measures to avert pos
siblc dangers from the same, are specially
requested to take part in the choice Of
such delegates. But no delegate will
take seat in such Convention who does
not loyalty accept tho national situation
and cordially the principle above set forth.
and who is not attached in true allegiance
TO the Constitution. the Union and the
Government OF the United States.
A. w. RANDALL, Presi dent.