Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-04
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Ju lge- Wyche hes receive | the follow
ing telegram from Walla Wala
WALLA WALL,, june |, 1870.
JUICE WicuE: Gov. Solomon here !;
l.a.atcr anil others chasing him Gar.ielde
gone up; Mix triumphant; great excite.
m"nt. y. kYGtH.
The ,Iu lgc is in receipt of a letter from
Walia WALTZ. dated May -. 1870 from
"nc Of the be It intormc m,u in the upper
coan,ry. in which the writer STATE, that
Mix will &c, M,,re's mi 'rity. an | his
,uorc sanguinc friends say he will exceed
it. Our packer, will be back in time t"
vote. which will help Us out $, we will
give Nix an overwhelming majority. Ca.
tn has gone to Colville The county of
$ even, will give Us good majority this
time, \ speaker will he sent to Yakima
and kIIkitat---,iiher lasa'er or Dugan.
Mix will get from fifty To scvcn.y.iivc ma.
jnrityin Yakima. Gar!i'l made srcecl,
here on tho 18th inst Of three h ,urs' lura-
tion. OF course he wonld not divide time
ana =, had it all his own way His effort
was not equal to some of his former
speeches In fact heard some Rcpubli,
cans shy it WAS very uphill work for him.
The Democracy had crowded meeting at
night"
The following letters give an idea Of
how Garticde is received at points on the
Sound. The accounts Of ovations by the
people, is all in "your eye, Betty Martin"
the only enthusiasm being manifested by
claqxcrs from Olympia. Judge Mix is re-
ccivcd everywhere cordially, but without
pomp, as BETTING sane people. Letters
from Mason, Pierce, King, Snyhomish,
Lewis, and other counties, predict large ma
jorities for Mix.
=. PoRr MADIsov. Nay 3l.t, 1879.
Ed. STANDARD: We write these few
lines to let our Democratic brethren know
that all is we'll an safe here.
Garfelde arrived this evening, firing a
cannon aud the banl playing, both of
which dem lnstrations we doubt being, paid
for. When the steamer arrived at the wharf
not cheer did the old man" get from
the wharf, all the bowling being done by
the crew and crowd from Olympia. We
do not think Gar6elJe will get five votes
here. Judge Mix cannot meet Garfelde
here tonight as the latter will not dcvidc
time, and Mix we hear speaks at Seattle
tonight, but he will manage to be around
at the most important places. Let the
Democrats work and be Of good cheer.
and victory will be ours on the 9th of
june. .... Dem.
SrEILAcOoM. May 80, 1870.
Ed. STANDARD: Among the
claims urged by Gar6cldc for reelection,
in his speech to-day. is that he has intro
duced several bills Of apparent importance
to our people. which have not passed as
yet. When they are taken up for action.
We ask. who will DO there to defend
them? Where will Sclucius be then, at
the very time when the people need his
cloqxrmce Isn't he woriAy delegate !?
OF course there was the usual amount of
bowling which always attends Gar6elde
meeting. but we must give Olympia the
credit of importing the greater amount Of
these same howlers and disturbers Of the
peace for the occasion. Judge Mix met
Garfiellc here and claimed division Of
time but this Garicldo refused but mag
unanimously allowed Mix one and half
hours and took for himself two hours to
"open' and one hour to close Tho way
that Judge Mix obtained a chance to
speak at all was that he got here first and
secured the hall, so that Garfielde had to
come to terms. Judge Mix made an eloq ucnt
speech and gave Gar6eldo as much Is he
wanted with regard to the issues Of the
dsy aud his great railroad business 4
will close BY promising this county for j.
D. Mix. as sure rs the sun Asses on tho 9th
0f Juue. PIERCE.