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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

| nomination in 1859. by corruption and fraud
rrosch appealed to the sorc-hca,ed Democrats
| 10 all in defeating him. We close by com.
mending that APPEAL to the consideration Of our
sore-head Radical friends, portion Of which
| is as follows:
"Serf' is an appeaton more BETTING the man
who dares not designate his preference BY his vote
at the ballot box because Of party usages. But
saws one. 1T i, necessary in order to secure the
great principle Of the party Secure Deelzebub !
and it does cectually where it creates oligarchy
ter fined form Of hi. Satanic Majesty than - 4,
found in the roaring politician who is at the top Of
| every convention and at the tail Of every office
holder. Citizens, vote for whom you plsase ynor-
ing all party tramnes, and thus compel the party ut
ali times to put at your head men Of your hrst
choice, who can carry the popular esteem alony with
the votes of the party. Ii you would be Democrats,
| be SO in the proper acceptance Of the term. An
opportunity is now offered to manifest your dsap.
probation If the corruption which has crept into
your conventions, and which seeks to pla &C bad men
in power while robs you Of the use Of your fran
| chiSe."
There is another old doctrine which politi-
clans generally orgetupon tho occasions where
it was intended to be applied and remember
when it should be forgotten, and that is "to
lay aside all personal prejudices and pre'lilec-
tons, and unite upon the principles Of the
party" When we hear that doctrine preac hed,
it is ten to that the practice is to secure the
| clcctionof some scounirel to Office rs matter
of pri"cipie. l'rosch is now preaching it..
| CoLUMnIA FIRR Co.-Through pressure Of
other matters last week we omitted allusion to
| the fire which occurred at the Pacific Hotel on
the previous Saturday, and tie prompt and ef-
| fectve service rendered by the fire company in
| distinguishing the flames. When the alarm
| was sounded. the fire had burst through the
| roof Of the kitchen and was rapidly extending
| to the main building, with but poor prospect
of saving either. In about three minutes,
however, the "boys" had stream, upon the
flames, and in less than fifteen minutes the or
der was given to "rcel up old columbia
No. l." having paid for herself several times
over in the service rendered to property hold
ers Of the hotel and contiguous premises. This
is n practical illustration of the wisdom of
furnishing the town with proper apparatus to
check Tho dread element which may otherwise
at any moment lay our town in ashes. Spe-
cial credit is due to several of our iiremen for
| their superhnman cxcrtions, while some who
are not members displayed commen,lable cour-
age and zeal in staying the progress Of the
| flames
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22
The Canvass,

Ponr TOWNSEND, May 10, 1869.
In. STANDARD: Dear SIR Thecanvass for
Delegate to Congress goes bravcly on. Gen.
Moore is constantly adding to his friends md
supporters, wherever he goes. On Saturday
he spoke at Port Ludlow, on Monday ut Dunre-
ness, and on Tuesday at Port Townsend, and
Fort DIscovcry.nt each place to en,hnsias site au.
uiences. His triumphant election is beyond a
doubt. His nomination fell like boomb. shell
into the Radical camp, causing commotion
never equallcd since an cnragcd woman burst
IN upon celebrated poker game ut the hour
OF midnight nd scattered Gafhelde and some
OF his supporters far and " ide. That Gartiellc
is not the choice Of the Radical Republicans,
Is n well known fact, but with the tools he
brought with when no was kicked ont of the
Democratic party, he SO far manipulated the
primary elections Ms to secure his nomina ton,
but with promises to some, threats to others
| aud his " matchlcss cloqucncc, he expected
to bring them all up to the scratch on the day
ofelcction. But the :" Radicals won't stand
the dose. They insist upon II sound Union rec
ord, AS the first qualification in their candidate.
They have not forgotten the dark day OF 'G:;,
when Gorlcldc sold ont his homestead in this
Territory, packed his - carrci-hag' and with
all his ''matchl.ss clo1ucncc' deserted his
country . in her hour of sorcst need aud
sought protection from possible draft under
the British flag; nor how he used that match
less cloqucncr, to..vilify the country which
gave him birth, and which had SO long clothed
and fed him.
There is another chapter in the history of
this man which the people Of Washington
Territory, without distinction of party, will
never forget. 1t Is his course towards the
lamcntcd l. !. Stevens; the man to whom this
Territory owes most whose name is written on
every page of her early history. How he hound
cd him from one end OF the Territory to the
| other, using every means within the reach Of
| an INSCRIPTIONS demagogue, to disparage his
efforts. undermine his friendship and destroy
his influence and how he at last succeeded
in cheating him out of the nomination and the
Territory out of his services, at time when
they were needed most, hy bringing TO bear the
same tactics by which he has secured his pres
cnt nomination. But the friends Of Governor
Stevens rcpudiated Garielde then as they will
now. He will have to carry his thimblcs to a
new field, where there is n better chance for
operations in his line. CARIBOU.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22
Reconstruction VI the Mail Service,

The 1rbune's special from Washington says
Creswcll has reconstructed the whole mai ser
vice. lie has divided the country into six div
isions; these are subdividcd into districts.
Each division has principal officer, styled
Assistant Superintendent of the Railroad Ser
vice, who is responsible for postal affairs. The
Superintendent Of the division reports direct to
the Postmaster General. Each district has u
pos'off;ce inspector; each division a special
agent to investigate mail dcprc,lations also.
three special agents at large. The sixth divi-
sion includes Kansas, Texas, California, Ore
gOn. Nevada and the Territories. The inspec-
tors for this district only have been appointed,
among whom arc Milton b. DufIicld, New Mex
leo; James Il. Underwood, Oregon; Alfred
Barstow, California; Special Agent at Large,
James B. Speard; for the money order service,
joseph ". briggs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22


P.S.-Mr. Van Cleave will make separate re.
port.
Here follow two suits instituted at the last term
of Court in Olympia for the recovery Of these lille.
gally received and unjusly retained sums Of money
both Of which, as will DO perceived, were decided
against him -
David Parker VS.. Salucius Gartiedc-Judgnen,
rendered Mar 3d. 1861 against defendant for the
sum Of four hundred dollars, with legal intcres,
from date Of judgment.
Jacob and William Procbstel VI. Salucius Gar.
helde- judgement rendered March 23d, 1861,
against defendant for the sum of two hundred and
ffy-eight dollars, with legal interest from date OF
Executions issued out Of the Clerks Office ir said
causes on the 10th day of April, 1861, directed 70
the Sheriff Of Thurston County, and afterwards Ito
wit, on the 23d day Of May, 1851, William Billings,
Sheriff Of Thurston County, returned said execu.
tion. with the following return;
"NO PROPERTY FOUND"
WILLIAM BILLINos
Sheriff Thurston County.
This is copied from the Court record, and certified
by Andrew J. Moses, Clerk. 1t appears that few
cutions was paid still leaving upwards of two hun.
dred dollars due.
Not the least interesting feature of this crpo.e i,
the fact that the Sheriff, after searching diligently
from the 18th Of April to the 23d Of NAV. was TO-
tally unable to find any property belonging to MIR.
Gar6clde. Though he has family with him he
does not possess single article of household fur
niture having boarded at a hotel during the whole
period Of his temporary sojourn in the Territory.
When our people bestow upon him the honor and
emoluments he seeks through their suffrages, hav.
ing no interest here and no incumbrance, Re will be
prepared to bid farewell alike to creditors and TO
Washington Territory. Upon this we will stake
our existence.
Without further remark, we commend the mat
ter and the man to the sober con sderation of our
citizens.-P.get Sound Herald June q, 1861.
His political antecedents can be summed I'm in a
few words. In Kentucky Mr.. Gartelde done some
stamping for Mr.. breckenridge, for which he was
rewarded with the Reccivershp at Olympia. He
continued to be a stanch Breckinridge Democrat
until Brecknridge finally cast him off, and refused
to recommend his reappointment Within period
Of two years, we find him stamping Washington
Territory to elect a Republican Delegate. and
stumping Oregon as a Douglas Democrat. With
such record where are we to place him i, He
does not belong to any one party lie is
Everything by turns, and nothing long,"
as best suits his political interest for the time being
In short he is for sale. Who bids :-P. s. Herald,
July 4, 1861.
Having produced this evidence of Garfelde $
dishonesty, and having shown that he had pro-
cured the Democratic nomination in 1861 a.
he has shown tina: he procured the Radical
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22
Important Decision by Chief Justice Chase.

RIcnMoND, May l4.-ln the proceedings in
the Circuit Court against the United States
Marshal Of the district, for 1861, for funds
turned over to the Confederate Government,
the defendant pleaded the statute of limitation.
Chief Justice Chase admitted the plea, and the
United States were non-suited. This is an
important decision, AS the same plea was
raised by all the Southern POstmastcrs. who
made the same disposition Of funds ut the
breaking out of the war.
CINclNNATl, May l3.-Thc National En-
campment Of the Grand Army o: the Republic.
in secret session, adopted II resolution that
their organization shall he in tho form of life
insurance and annuity cooperative society,
organized under the laws OF the United States
as n cooperation for the benefit Of the heirs Of
the deceased Of the Grand Army Of The Icpmb-
lie. by the conditions Of the O'ga nizatiun the
applicant must he u member Of one Of the post,
of tho Grand Army of the Republic in good
standing. and pay fifty cents admission fee. the
application to bc filed before January |. ISL,
after which the number of members sh II Ifot
be increased on any consideration. No rcstric-
tions. arc mad" IN regard 10 age: uu,,,ioN.'
habits or state Of health. a..
At Hartford, tie House Of Repre- 'cntatvc>
ON the 18th inst. ratified the Fifteenth \mcnd-
ment, 1856 TO loi. The Senate ratified last
week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22
Marshall F. Moore
Public Addresses

The Democratic nominee for Delegate to Con.
eress will address his feow-citizcns at the follow
ing times and placer, tO.wit:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-01

TrE UNIVERSAL CRY, "What shall buy for
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them to sell at very much under the regular pri-
paid for such articles. They want agents
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ducements. We call attention to their RdyertiEc-
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-01

HOLIDAY Presents FOR AIL,--can be found
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these gentlemen will issue large sight.paged
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0ne-Nalf The Regular Rates,

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For returning full clubs from these free tickets,
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As this free ticket il only good for the Holt
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10 every order amounting to over 500, accom-
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and in every order of over 500, $500 may be
retained TO
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:g3I.9atlp Argus.

The Giant Powder Mills, in the suburbs
of san Francisco, exploded last Friday
night. Two white men were killed and one
wounded; eight Chinese were injured, The
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lance. DR.. Culem6u, chemist aud Supor!n'
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The body was tearfuly musilated. The
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-01

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-01
There's no such Word as Fail ="

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ONc DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE,

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unless we can sell them cheaper than You can
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Agents viii be paid 10 per cent. in Cash or
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for which below we giyea partial list Of Com
missions:
For an order Of $50, from club Of Thirty,
we will pay tho Agent, as commission, q ynrdr
Brown or Bleoched Shooting, Good Dress Pat
tern, Wool Square Shawl, FIR nch Cashmere Pants
and Vest Pattern, Fine large White Counter
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shectlug, One psr heavy Wool Blankets, Pcplin
Dress pattern, Handsome wool square shawl,
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For an order Of 500, from club Of Une Hun
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yards good yard wide Sheetng, Coinsilyer
bunting case Watch. Rich Long Wool Shawl,
Suit Of al Wool french'Cnssimoro, etc, etc., or
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-01

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