Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01

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parry allegiance. The irTeoopcilables
are understood 10 have been very
few.
There is a clear majority Of Sen
ators in favor of the bill which passed
the House remonetzing silver, but
it is now evident that final action
will be postponed until the regular
session. This means until January,
at least as the holiday adjournment
will come early this year. Looking
at the work Congress came here in
extra session to do, and ut what pro-
gress it has made, one is inclined to
doubt the policy of holding extra ses-
sions.
When Pennsylvania recommended
Simon Cameron for Minister to Eng
land, and Illinois Bob Ingersoll
for Minister to Germany, Secretary
Evarts had II right to say that the
these acts showed the improperly of
letting the average politician select
men for important Offices. I'm the
one case a choice was made that a
prominence of forty years has dem
the great unfitness Of. In
the other q, man was chosen who is
new to the politics of tho country,
and unknown to its people except
through the noisy propagation of in
fidelity. A Reform" Administra-
ton could hardly appoint either of
these, even lift wished ever SO much
to conciliate the machine politician.
But Secretary Evarts seems, in his
selection of another party for
another foreign Office, to have chos-
en- a man-Sanford-as conspicuous
~ unfit as either Cameron of Inger-
soil. It is to be hoped that Inger-
soil and Sanford, no matter what the
political or other influence may be
which has procured the mention of
their names for high Office, will be
finally dropped as Cameron was.
The conviction of Cardozo and
prominent Republican off,
cials of South Carolina, would give
more genuine satisfaction if it was b.
ieved that they ana others equally
guilty would suffer the legal punish
ment for their crimes. But no one
here believes that they, or Patter-
SON, or Parker, or Chamberlain, or
my other politician of note in that
State will get his deserts. The
same spirit of compromise which
has prevented full and fair investiga-
lien in Louisiana, il gaining control
IN SoIth Carolina. A few convic-
ions, il not followed BY the legal
punishment for offences, will not
.atisfy the people Of the country.
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Lho~e Who have not been ensmies IL
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