Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-12

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deat Lincoln issaed another prscla-
nation sdiressed IN the white popa-
lafion If the seeded States. Ia the
message accompanying the procIa-
nation he said by the Procla-
mation a plan is presented which
may be accepted by them as a rally
ing point, and which they are as
sured III advance will not be reject
ed here. This may bring them to
act sooner than they otherwise
would" And in the Proclamation
itself he said: "And 1 further pro-
claim, declare, and make known,
that whenever in any of the States
of Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Mis-.
sissippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Geor.
gia, Virginia, Florida. South Caro-
lima and North Carolua," the
persons taking the oath of allegi-
ance "shall e.establish State Gov
ernment that shall be republican,
and in nowise contravening. said
oath, such government shall be rec
ognized as the true government of
the State, and be entitled to the ben-
efts of the constitutional provision
which declares that the United States
shall guarantee to every State in this
Union republican form of govern.
ment." -.
Notwithstanding this solemn and
unequivocal pronlise,-a promise az
binding in honor as that made to the
negroes in the Emancipation procla-
mation-these radicals refuse to rec
Ognize the restoration of tho seeded
States. They desire that the public
faith shall be kept only with negroes,
and they proclaim the national honor
a mockcry and delusion in all mat
ters relating to white men.-Ameri-
can Volunteer.
RAcY.-The following racy exam
ination of candidate for admission
to the bar is taken from the Western
Law Journal, and is decidedly good
hit. The examination commences
with, "Do you smoke, sir ?" II do,
SIR" "Have you cigar?" eyes,
SIR" (extending short-siS.) "Now,
sir, what is the first duty Of law-
yer?" "To collect fees" "Right.
What is the second ?" To increase
the number of his clients" "When
does your position towards your
client changer" "When making
bills of cost" Explain" eve
then occupy the antagonistic position
Il assume the plaintiff, aud he
becomes defendant" "a suit de-
cided, how do you stand with the
lawyer conducting the other bill 2"
"Cheek by jowl." "Enouyh, sir;
you promise to become an ornament
ty your profession, and I wish You
success. Now, are you aware Of the
first duty you owe me :" "Per-
fcctlv." "Describe it." "It is to
invite you to drink" "But suppose
| decline 2 Candidate scratched
his head.l ~ There is no such in
stance on record In the bsoks. I
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