Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-24


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list in numerous localities. Several are
found in the nrighborhood Of Mod-na.
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ma and Girgenti. Pallas observed them
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in the Isle Of Taman. Won Humboldt
has described group Of them in the prov.
ince os Carthagcnia, in South America.
Finally they have been observed in the
Isle Of Trinity and in lIindoos.an.
THE ISSUE OF THE 1IouR.-The issue
presented to the American people is that
Of universal suffrage-which means that
Cinnamon, Africans. Mongoliaus, and all
the othrr degraded races of the earth,
have right to vote, and participate in the
choice Of our rulers. Against this propo-
sition, looking TO a mongrrl government.
the conservative mcn Of the nation are ar.
rayed in solid pha|anx. AS to the work
ing of such government, says an ex-
change, we have only to turn 10 Mexico,
where the misccgena,ion Of all people on
the face of.the earth. with the exception
Of the Mongolians, has produced n race Of
men the most degraded to be found on the
face of tho earth. The experience afford
I'd by Mexico is one Of potent import. and
teaches W. that such policy in the United
States will be attended by the most unhap-
py and injurious results. 1t is we'll for
those who for the first time arc witnessing
negro equality at the polls, to reflect on
this, and contemplate what this Innovation
on our form Of government will result in
a sickly. Hybrid, mongrel. worthless race.
probably the lowest in the scale Of man.
This is certainly beautiful picture for
Americans to contemplate. Every man
who has the soul Of freeman. aud pride
in maintaining American nationality, will
rrpudiate this villainous, insieious innova.
ton on the rights Of the nation.
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CnAR1orEER, PAUSE. "A good story
is told of r'ain Colonel in the late war.
The Colonel aforesaid was riding in stage
coach with several other passengers, when
hs accidentally dropped his hat outside
the coach. fuIt'ng ms hseo out 0! tne
an voice. !" Chariotecr, pause! l have lost
my chapeau." The driver paic no heed
to the demand. Again the bombastic fsl- |
low spake, Clariotcer, pause / have
lost my chnp.au." No attention being |
paid to this last command, plain, blunt
man. who had become disoustcd with his |
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