Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-01


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li,f, now that the work Of the CoRvrniiou
is done, and the true differences st forth.
that it Is done so well and the issue SO clear
pr sented for the popular verdict. There
can bt no lodging the question longer.
The friends of the Administration arc raj
lying in their strength, as are likewise the
opponents of peace. harmony and Union.
The first under the glorious old banner,
with each star in the galaxy beaming with
undimmed lustre from the blue field Of
Union, the other under flag of disunon
Haunted in the early days of rebellion,
with its eighteen stars, increased, for
poicy's sake" to twenty-siX. In support
of which do you array yourself! This
question is imperative, and its answer ad-
mits of no delay. The issue is of vital i'm
port. Come forth, you recipients of Off
cial bounty, apd show us where you stand.
The guillotine is at work. Another
month, week, or day, and it may be too
late the ak may fall, and You and your
friends walk out to the tune Of the Rogue's
March, with your heads under your arms.
You retain your places at the public stall
through the grace of Andrew johnson,
President of the United States. lie forces
Office on none but Union men. You have
hidden your lights under a bushcI long
enough. Now is the time to allow your
lights to so shine as to diffiise the hazy at
mosphere of your own creating. You said
you could not see clearly. That is no
longer true. You said the Union Conven-
ton would b. "owned aud controlled"
by Copperhcads. You see you are false
prophets. You said you wanted to see
what would be done by the Convention.
The record is before you. Come! now is
the accepted time-come Your predic-
tons have gone for nought; your fears
have not been realized; the Convention
has been composed Of loyal men-men as
loyal as yourselves men who have prorcn
their loyalty on the field of battle are pre-
pairing to give expression to their SUPPORT
the gallant boys whose deeds are our
country's history. Can you longer doubt:
Such Union mon as Doolittle, Dix, Weed.
Raymond, Seward. and others, have put
forth an appeal to you to stand by the
Administration and the Administration
party. that through it We may heal up the
Nations wounds and renew the ties Of
fraternity. Will you not respond to its
patriotic requirements
This much by way If exhortaiion. But
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