Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-25

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dent" lie said he was glad that
Ben. Wade was not put il as Vice.
for he not bit of sense, and talked
too much. and would have been the
means of the Radical ticket losing
at least hundred thousand votes in
Ohio-dor't believe in letting ne
grocs vote; says it's too much like try
ing to make them equal to the whites,
and said the only s:cason lie thought
they ought to have been freed for,
were financial and political, not be-
cause they wcrc not III their proper
place, for he thought the only place
they were fit was as slaves, for they
arc not able to take care of them:
selves, and told story to illustrate
the fact. Said the only way they
would work and tic only way to
treat them was by using the whip
freely. lie thinks the people will bo
ashamed of giving the negro his
freedom. lie says General Palmer
made fool of himsclfat tile Conven-
ton in his speech. lie don't think
much Of Palmer or the platform.
lie said he advised them to leave
the nigger out of the platform, for hc
told them if they did not they would
be beat, and said one of the most dis
gusting things he ever witnessed was
the niger delegates at the Convcns
ton at Chicago. If he had his way
lie would have kicked them out. He
said nevcr-no, ncver-would he he
willing for niggers to vote he thinks
the more they arc educated the worse
it is for them, and says he don't be-
lcve in educating them. lie don't
believe in their voting in the South
or any place else. They have no
civil rights at all this country was
made to be ruled by white mon and
not niggers; thinks the Frecdmen's
Bureau the greatest swindlc the coun-
try ever saw. lie said he had seen
the time when he had nothing to eat,
and tho United States did not feed
him, but he had to work or starve.
And as long as they irdulged the
nigger in idleness the longer they
would have to. And said If he had
ten cents, and it would educate q nig-
ger, he would throw it in the fro
before they should have it. Says he.
thinks it will beat the General, and
he will be glad if he is defeated.
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FAcTs.-Martin Van Buren, is the
only man who held the Offices of
President, Vice-Prcsidont, Ministert0
England Governor of his own state,
and member of both Houses of Con.
gress. Thomas II. Benton is the
only man who held a seat in tho
United States Senate for thirty con-
sccutivc years. The only instance
of father aud son in the United
States Senate at the same time is that
of Henry Doge Senator from Vie
consiu, anj his son Augnslus G.
Dodge. Senator from Iowa Gen.
James Shields is the only nan who
represented two States ia the Cni&od
states Senate. A. nm time be w1s
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