Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-05


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law. and our ccugI aIsi executive de-
uarfmsnts ulu-- see that thee elusi
rights are maintained. With such a.
sistance a. Congress and the people
can give them. The night II suffrage
in this district j. not within the
power Of the executive TO SAP whether
the voice shall be exercised III the
election of Ia member of Congress or
of President. This, of course, Is a
very largo question, aud is to be con-
sidered in accordance with the wishes
of the people. l do not know what
the feelings Of the people are upon
this question. 1t is not for the
President to lay down rules for the
decision of questions of this sort to
the people. 1t is safe to leave them
to the great body of the people. Ii
the people wish to have suffrage in
this district, l shall not interfe with
them, and should not veto but sign
any bill on that subject. If there is
nothing further in regard to this, l
again return my appreciation OF your
kindness.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1.-The fol-
lowing explains itself:
To His Excellency, r. B. Hayes
President of the United States: The
citizens of Louisville, irrespective of
party, in mass meeting assem- bled,
joyously give glory to God on high
and thanks to your patriotism, that
the Union is once more perfect, COM
ple'e in every part, Union of hearts
and Union of hands, and earnestly
that God in His mercy may forever
vouchsafe peace, prosperity and hap
piness to the American people.
CHAs. d. JACOBS, Mayor.
Another Letter from Hen. Wade.
CLEVELAND May 2.-B. +. Wade,
writes the Leader, concerning letter
in Mondays Leader from Ward La
mon of Washington, stating that
Representatives in Congress formed
during President Lincoln's admins
tration a scheme to GUST Lincoln and
put in Wade or Fremont rs dictator
and that a compact was written out
which was shown Mr.. Chase to Lin
coin. He says of this letter:
I desire to brand the above state
ment in all its parts willful and ma
ligrant falsehood, and if Mr.. Ward
Lamon ever made such statement to
any one l pronounce him liar. 1
saw the article in the n. Y. Tribune
last week, and had it related only to
myself / should not have condescend-
ed to notice so silly a lie. But
when ] find it copied into respectable
journals and as it duplicates many
members of that brave old Congress
that carried us so triumphantly
through the war, most of whom are
in their graves, l thought such scan
dal upon them should not go uncon-
tradicted. A second sta tsment relat-
ing to Mr.. Painter is as follows: Mr..
Wade is credited with saving in ex-
planation Of his famous letter that it
was confidential, and was made pub
lie by person totally deprsved and
utterly false: Although the letter was
private. il found its way 10 the pub
lie In q manner which entirely excul-
passs Mr. Painter from all blame. nor
did i ever blame hum fog it, rubllcA-
tioe. A. tisesAe letter contained onlv
the sentiments winch 7 sand bv now
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