Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-27

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The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
joins in the refrain:
There are, in the Republican party,
those who are Republicans from principle.
and who belive in what h taught these
many years. The name Is meningitis
principles every hing. Despite the efforts
of the Presidents friends to make Il APP
pear otherwise, these people constitute
the voting strength OF the Republican
party. They have no admiration .or Dem.
ocracy, even though 1t be baptized with
believe that President Hayes deliberately
gave away every essential principle Of the
Republican party in fulfillment OF pledges
made for him pending the decision of the
electoral vote, and that he has bound and
hampered the practical workings Of the
Republican party. by means of his So
called civil service orders.
This is sufficient to show how
the drift of popular sentiment has
set in for a trial of q new order of
things, and for another class of men
to manage public affairs than the
party which has been controlled by
corrupt rings and combinations for
the past eight years. 1t indicates
that the people are at last aroused
to the importance Of a radical change,
one that may not be set aside by
trickery and deception.
It will be seen by the result in
New York next month what fruit
the policy Of Reputation Of the Pres
ident's policy by his party, in State
Convention, will bring forth. In
Iowa it resulted in decreased ma
jority, and that it will breed discord as
well in the Empire State is already
indicated by tho mass convention
held on the 10Th inst. to proclaim
faith in Mr.. Hayes and his title to
the name of President.