Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-08

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suit. Should till be The cas-, it IS quite
certain th.t Ilanles- will have a very
small marsia.
We believe yet we .hIll have thu Dele
gate, but even Should we fail, our triumph
will! be one unparalleled by any election
that has ever ,ranspired in any Of the Ter
ritorics of the United States, and indicates
a most unequivc cal condemnation of the
policy Of the Radical party. Territories
have almost universally gone with he par
ty in power, and yet without any change
of Administration, and in face of the argr-
ment that Territories have everything to
gain by going with the party in power,
ana everything o lose by going againstit,
and in opposition to the entire Federal in
tluence, the lac election shows that about
one sixth of the voters Of Washington
Territory have uctc@ against the party
which they supported two years ago.
Those WHO understand how slow mea gen.
orally arc to yield the rrejrdices of party
TO their convictions, need not be told that
these figures show much larger change
of opinion, which may be expected
express itself two years hence.
At the last Delegate election, Denny re-
ceived 1851 votes to Tilton 1918, in an
aggregate vote of 1864. Denny's vote,
it will lie observed, amounted to about
two.thirls Of the whole, which, assuming
that the race between Clark and Flanders
is nearly even, would show that about one
sixth must have changed from the Radi-
cal to the Democratic side. 1t will also be
remembered that there is quite percent
age of Democrats that have gone over
to the Radicals between the elections,
solely because they wanted office, and
from the continued success of that party
could see no prospect Of obtaining it but
by going with the throng. Not only has
this pressure been brought to bear upon
those who look to politics for their daily
bread, but it has been freely used upon
those who live, and only desire to do 50,
by the sweat of their brows. Many vote
was cast by this class Of men for Flanders
under the coercion of threatened discharge.
On the score Of ability of the Radical
candidates at the two elections, there is no
difference. They both belong to that
class of milk and water men, upon whose
personal characters aud opinions no issues
could be made. No aspiring man in the
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