Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-10-10
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. 10, 1865.
Who are We to Believe, Interested or
Disinterested Witnesses.

Sancho Panza, of the Republican, is
almost frantic with fear that some i'll may
befall his master, since he has buckled on his
armor, like the crazy knight of old, to fight
wind-mills. While the smile as relating
to the fidelity Of Sancho, is remarkably
good. it is somewhat deficient as applied
to the modern Don Quixo,e, who instead
Of warning with wind-nills, is really one
himself, and grinds grists whenever enough
greenbacks are placed in the hopper to
"raise the wind" Hs now receives pay
for canvassing California. How desperate
must be cause when the sovereign State
of California imports Washington Ter
ritory sport to do the dirty work of the
party!
Will impudence never end: Has
shame lost its blushs The Republican.
the advocate of Garfelde; the Repub.
lican, paid for with Sam Couters money,
has the impudsnce TO say that it is con.
trol!ed by pure patriotism and love Of
Justice to favor his cause. Here is what is
says:
Gas an independent journalist. therefore, owing
no allegiance to men or parties any further than
they may agree with our own convictions of right,
we take this occasion to do simple justice to an
honest, steadfast Union citizen"
1t then says:
I" He was originally and always an uncompromis-
ing Union man; and when the last great leader of
American Democracy on his death bed, called upon
his party to" stand by the Administration and the
Union against treason and secession" Mr.. Gar
felde, with the whue Union wing Of his party,
abandoned the false and treacherous thing called
Democracy forever"
This sounds very strange, when We
consider that about year ago the Repub-
lican's principal editor denounced Gar
tialds as secessionist, and the fact that
nearly everybody who came down from
British Columbia, during Garielde's stay
.here, corrobcrated this belief. We will
quote from one letter Of the many received
few months ago, with the knowledge
that Capt. Roeder unequivocally subsau.
tiates the statement therein Set forth. The
letter is dated at Victoria, and says:
ED. STANDARD: 80 I was on my way up
70 the Carboo country, in company with Capt. H.
Roeder, John 9. Whitfield, and several other gen.
temen. when the expressman brought the news
Of our defeat at Bulls Run. Mr.. Garhede expressed
himself thus. That is glorious news, and hope
70 God thst the next news ne get will be that Gen
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