Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02

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~. and ~hen sacA sbiigsfion has b~cn
gis-n. j. justly held TO Be keaioas po'ifi
cal oa-nse. and .1bversiv- Of the Prinei-
plrs Of democratic government"
Was no, such pledge given in the mere
formaliiy Of holding precinct conventions:
Where is the basis of party organization.
unless an obligation exists to acquiesce in
the will Of majority, fairly expressed
BY legally constituted delegates in conven.
ton assembled: Boiling is " subversive
of the principles Of democratic govern
ment," as will be amply proven by the
result next Monday-the election of
ticket pledged to course Of action entirely
"subversivc" Of those principles. The
writer in the Tribune further asks:
because little conclave of semi-cop-
perheads have deemed it necessary to the
fur,herance of their interests to call a
county convention. aud chis,en it Union
convention, are the whole Union people TO
be denounced as boilers for not hearing or
needing that call ;"
Certainly not. il such was actually the
case. But what are the facts !: The
county convention was called by COM
mittce composed Of Messrs. George A.
Barnes, G. w. Miller and WIN. Ruddrll.
Are they semi.copperheadsl Does not
the p. Tribune stigmatize them as such ?
Did the Union people not " hear and heed
the call :" Did they not respond in every
precinct, and elect their delegates fairly
and honestly? No answer but most
emphatic affirmative can be given to these
questions. The precinct convention Of
o., ,ppia precinct alone outnumbered your
great mass meeting, which you claim is
the exponent Of the popular will. A blus-
ter is made about the long array Of names
attached to your call. Was not every
falsehood, blended with every arti6ce re-
sorted to, to obtain those names, and have
not men who signed it sastated Wac
not Mr.. Chas. Wood told that the county
convention had broken up. and would not
make nominations. and his signature "p-
pended under that representation: Did
Casper Sirabl endorse or approve Of the
boilers scheme as is conveyed by his Gig
nature appended thereto? Did not J. H.
Munson utterly repudiats and condemn
the whole proceeding, and urge rati6ca-
ton of the nominees Of the Union party
made on the 5th inst! Did not @. H.
Hale advise that if thirty delegates were
present on the fifth Of May. for them to 60
ahead and make nominations, and il would
but be fair and JUST Did not D. r.
Bigrlow state that If be hadn't learned that
the STANDARD party" had proposed to
cell out to the democrats the year brsore.-
. falsehood BY the way. H. gave t",ally
diff.reot reasons in the p. Tssbsse Of the
succeeding wssk-he would not support
the boilers novea~ns. Did not Johs
whitrsides ersse his name iron tn beltsrs'
eaI. s.d state that he ssn~a ia hastily and
usA-s . .iaspPssA<ssioa At faesss DID "a
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