Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-05
CuvuALIs poI;r. Nav 26. 1860.


Ep. SrANDAKp: Gov. Moore and Frank
Clark were here yesterday. While here,
he and Frank both addressed the voters Of
this precinct, The remarks were we'll re-
cciyeI, aud every one seemed to think that
Moore is the mas to represent our Terrific.
ry in tho next Congress. While here, the
Governor expressed himself as highly
pleased with the prospects Of carrying the
county in june next. As for myself, l
have no doubt but that VIC will make it an
even thing at least. After as nearly a cor
rect canvas. Of the votes as we could make,
think that VIC have from two to five ma
iori.y. Pretty good think for a county
that has heretofore given Republican
majority from thirty to forty. The De.
mocraey Of the county, aided by some Of
. the most substantial Republicans, are up
and doing, and VIC intend that Gar6cldc
shall hear from lis next June in such a
manner as will convince him that the pco-
of Chchalis are not admirers of his politi.
cal and private record. We also expect to
elect our whole county ticket
Yours, &c, ID. s. b. HENRY.
The news from Island is most flattering
Governor Moore will carry that county by
from forty to fifty majority.
C!allam county will do well-thc vote be-
ing very close, with probable majority for
Moore.
Mason county is almost unanimous for
the Democratic nominee; in fact, this
county will make far advance towards the
banner county in tho Territory.
From Pacific our news is somewhat linn
itcl, but VIC have been positively assured
by a leading Republican of that county
that " Pacific and Wahkiakum will do bet
ter for Gov. Moore than they did for Frank
Clark two years ago" Garfeldc's MAORI
ty in this county cannot be over fifty.
Letters from Mr.. James B. La Du and
DR.. Ostrander, state that "Gov. Moore
will get every Democratic vote in this
county" The majority for Moore in Cow
litz will probably be from five to ten.
Mr. II. NJ. Knapp writes from Vancou-
yer undor date of 9th inst: " Prospects
brilliant for Moore. We arc at work car
ncstly and with every prospect of success
From Skamania county We have no i'll
formation; but this county has always
given Democratic majority and will
doubtless do so again.
A private letter from Judge Wychc, of
Walla Walla, says, "Moore's majority is
certain to reach two hundred, probably
two-tii:y." The Democracy of Walla
Walla have nominated an excellent county
ticket, and are united and all working in
harmony. Gov. Moore will be thcre on
the day of election, and his presence will
! inspirit the army of Democracy there to a
most glorious victory.
Nothing has been heard from Stevens
county, it being so far oil that weeks elapsc
before hearing from there. We have the
best reason to know that this county
will give us large majority. The very
name of STEVENS will insure Garficlde's
defeat there. 1t will act as a talisman, at
the mention Of which his hopes will wither
and his warmcst friends stink away.
Such is brief outline of tho canyass,
as it appears to US at this hour. That
Marshall Il. Moore will be elected Delegate
to Congress by an overwhelming majority
is now beyond the possibility Of a doubt.
All hail the day!