Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-18


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Ca g-s-s frsz vutIs4< tor frRlk Clark
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cav al C.ask ges tie C0a-eFv.'ise vote
e his s-ctloG- 10; he All get n@ny ve,es
ion . class u n-n wkO th0ugh I-alits-
caly opposed TO lin. are drtermiued that
If then ,o,.-s will prevent il, Wsshinet,n
Territory shall not be again repTe-entd IN
Congns by q " wood-a man." aud know
ing Clsrk's well establish d r~pu' aiion .or
ability, will vote for him irrespective of
panty. This is particularly the case with
the business men Of ,h $ place, who firmly
believe, as they have just cause to, that
Fland' rs it elected, would use his inHu
eoce il he could exert any, TO secure gov
eminent aid in establishing and maintain
ins road which he. Flanders and two
other individuals residing at Waliula, have
discovered, and which said road although
but recently opened, has taken ninetent
of the Blackfnot and Kootnai trade
from this city this spring, and if govern
ment aid could be invoked 10 bridge AMI
improve the road, it would undoubtedly
deprive this valley Of large and lucra-
tive m,Eing trade heretofore enjoyed
by this city and surrounding country.
This consideration will far outweigh tho
question of gcogra hical location Of the
residence Of the different nominees for
Congress, and instead of NJ. Flanders
get'irg more votes in this county than
any IMAM from the Sound conli," his con-
nrctim with and ownership f th,. Wash.
ougtr and Oregon wagon road' will
cau.e loss t. the Radical nominee Of
many votes in thi, section. know the
Democracy OF this county, and l can
assure 20, and through you he D-moc-
lacy of Puget Sound aud 9TH !. sections of
the Territory. tn there ia not n Demo-
crat in this comfy that has the least dis
position to bolt the NOMINEES of tie Demo
cratic party. and that Walla-wa la will
give that NOMINEE three hundred majority
on the third OF next June, ard pc sibly
moe. II any Radical in your section Of
the Territory says that any Democrat in
this county will not vote Tor Frank Clark,
tell that Radical if he do not weigh over
one hundred and ninety-six pounds, that
say he is liar and the truth is not in
him; If he is over that weight, tell him
that know that he is mistaken.
FRANK p. DueAN.