Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-04-06

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An submit that the New York
A pm Heuss should be Immediate
Il vigorously overhauled."
Il Mhat can We do" asked
Ioots our Administration ?
E1hd unchristian plan of
L 6n llsxico has failed. ]
fhot / neyar ap-
proved 'oi that unEoly scheme. Il
was opposed to the dictates Of hu-
manity and religion. Yet We must
do something to engage public at
tention and keep it away from these
atheistical and scandalous proceed
ings of New Orleans"
Mr.. Evarts winked several times
in rapid succession with his left eye.
Then he got up, peered behind every
window curtain, turned the key in
the door, seated himself again, and
concluded his extraordinary per-
formance by delivering the shortest
speech he ever made, either in pro-
fessional or private life.
"I have itr said he.
Mr.. Evarts produced a large leath-
ern pocket. book, and from q mass of
letters, clippings of newspaper jokes,
and memoranda Of briefs in his cur
rent legal practice, brought out the
following telegraphic despatch:
Sr. PErzRssuao, Feb. l0.-D Dined last
night with the Czar. Affable and highly
hOspitable old autocrat. Seventeen kinds
of wine. After dinner, as the representa-
ciuded on the part Of United States a trea-
ty Of alliance, off. and def, with Russia.
Didn't &c home till morning. Accept con-
tinued ass. Of most distinguished consid.
Grafton, r. M. SroUaHToN.
"Now," continued Evarts fold
ing up this important dispatch and
restoring it to his pocket-book,
ION q superficial view Of constitu-
tionel requirements, it would doubt
less appear that Stoughton had no
power to conclude an alliance with
Russia, the treaty-making preroga-
tive resting with the Senate of the
United States, but hold that % he
is the duly qualified representative
of this Government, and - the
treaty was c0nsummated in good
faith BY both parties, and taking -
. precedent the recent decision Of
the Elecsoral Commission in some
chat fa0ous cnse IN which had tie
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