Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

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erable cost 20 their Tribes. II costs
the Greeks s., GO and the Chero-
KEGS $1,000 every year. and this
year this expense TO the Chicka-
saws will be e. 600, to the Choctaws
81, 1000, and to the Seminoles 81 500,
making in all s23, 600; and this, as
Pleasant Potter, one of the delegates
from the Creek tribe and member
of the Upper House of their Council,
said, to pay in defending their home
and property from the attacks of
spectators and schemers. The
money goes for hotel bills, for print
ing documents and legal papers for
distribution among Congressman,
and for Attorneys fees.
A NATURAL SUCCESSION.
In looking over the biographical
sketches of the lives of U. s. Sen.
ators, it is surprising to note the
large number of Governors therein.
Thirteen were elected to the Senate
while serving as Governors of their
own States; many times that num-
Der who sat in the Gubernatorial
chair prior to occupying seats in the
Senate Chamber; and three who re-
signed their seats in the Senate to
serve their own States as Governors.
The last were Isaac Hill, of N. H. !;
Hannibal Hamlin, of Me-, and An
drew Johnson, Military Governor of
Tennessee, by appointment, near the
close of the war.
SOMETHING NEW.
In reference to the Presidential
title, the opinion of one of the most
eminent lawyers in the House of
Representatives is in substance as
follows. The Constitution necessi-
tates that President must take the
oath of Office on the 4th of March
following his election, which Mr..
Tilden failed to do and therefore
could not TO declared President
should the ousting of Mr.. Hayes be
accomplished. Tilden's friends I'M
derstood this long ago and wanted
him to 60 through the form of tax
ing the oath on the day Hayes did
so. This Tilden intended doing in
q public manner, abandoning the
design only when it became certain
that Gen. Grant had determined
upon arresting and throwing him
into Fortress Monroe on charge Of
treason and sedition should he make
his appearance at that time for the
purpose mentioned. RENO.
81 The Oregon State Fair of 1878
will be held this year from The 10th
to the 18th of October inclusive. The
list of premiums has been published.
sorether with vayulafiops fov tho rov-