Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-04

known rrineirie iovotVcu IN tnc game OF
"you tickle me and Ill tio.le you"
Not : vefi is uttered as 10 tbs effect q
this programme, if carried out, upon Our
Delegate" sud his friends. The Cye'cp,
which take. tie place of the Messcge, Ohe
soundcst, and probably the most inf ential
advocate e Gsrfelds in the lase canvass)
Acknowledges that things are sadly at
"olls and ends and that the times arc
wofully out Of joint. Its lugubrious strain
walls up like cry from the spirits of the
damned, as it catches the refrain. Lis.
ten: ,e...
| "Can the Register tell us who constitutes the
Republican party of this Territory to-day :?
| To say than there is to-day want of harmony
and good feeling among the members is
to mean that they mistrust, nay, are false 10
one another. Van Bokkclen may not be an
exception but rs long - he looks after the
interests ofhis constituents, no one will blame
him for betraying his political friends. For
what politician dues not try that on whenever
he has an opportunity 1t is q weakness
with all Of them, From the chief down they
all possess more or less Of this faulty quality.
Let us not deceive ourselves, friend Reyisfer,
BY supposing that politician would for one
moment consider himself amply remunerated
FOR past services to his party. It would be q
mistake in Clarke county as we'll as in Jeffer-
son."
This unaniminity Of feeling is certainly
enough to appal the stoutest heart, and it
would impel many men to withdraw all
hopes Of denomination, but not so with
Garhelde. He has managed the wires too
successfully heretofore to offer himself a
voluntary sacrifice on the altar of party.
Hence the necessity of another party organ
to herald the virtues of the chief, is an
absolute necessity, and the faithful have,
the past few days, been devisiug ways and
means to secure an ally. Harry Sutton,
who published the Message during the
last campaign, aud contributed so largely
to Gar6elde's success, has all the necessary
material to print tho organ, but he declines
to do anything further for the chief with
out pay. His press and printing material
was purchased with special reference to
the publication ola party journal in con-
uection with the Public Printing, but
Secretary Clemens having disposed Of that
fat tit.bit to Prosch and McElroy, and
Garfelde having been besought in vain to
decapitate the Secretary, the press refuses
revolve and the types to array themselves
in proper order to sound "Hail to the
Chief" without plentiful supply Of shin
plasters are Immediately forthcoming. 1t
appears that when Cherokee Smith, Ferry
and others telegraphed Garfelde to set the
} guillotine in motion, that Grant was at
, Long Branch totally obvious alike Of
affairs Of State aud Of party necessity, and
Garfelde patiently waited his return to the
Capitol to lay the case before him. In the
meantime, Scheuk, Secretary Clemens
friend at court returned from Europe, aud
when our valiant Don Quixote preferred
his request, it was 6rmly opposed BY that
gentleman, and of course our knight was
, vauquished and speedily disarmed. He
: thereupon wrote to his Saucho here that
) Everything had been amicably arrraged,' y
relying upon his smooth tongue to SIX up
matters" upon his arrival here. In Ct
t fecting this, We regret to say, he has moi
), as yet been successful. The faithful have
D gone down to their bottom dollar, but a
/. yet have not reached more than oue-fftl
0 the sum required to pay for the new press
= We acknowledge we tremble for the result
, Alas that avarice should stand in tn,
Q way of ambition! Alas! that the higl
: hopes Of friends shonld fall like Autumn
: leaves, before the merciless oxtortion OIL
q one who has delighted to sing hozannahs il
s the temple Alas for the evanesceuce o
8 earthly greatness We shed tear to tn,
J. memory Of the fallen chief, whose mete
oric career has frightened the frmameu
for brief period, to leave it darker thar
3 before. We hope against hope. Arise ,,
, valliant!' To the rescue, ye brave! Giro
) on your armor, kingdom to save %
SAD AccIDENr.-We find in the Nous
taineer the details of a shocking affair
; that recently, occurred in Baker county
Oregon Il appears that Chas. Kaadle, q
: young man having large circle Of rela
! tives in this vicinity, was shot by spring
gun set in window in neighbor's cabin
90 that Il would go off in case any one tried
, TO enter. Handle was familiar friend Of
the owner Of the cabin, and in passing one
. day during the latter's absence, attempted