Pioneer and Democrat. [volume], January 27, 1860, Image 2

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that tho Eon: Wm. Snow will upuk on
an occasion.
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laml the mm or unnlng of lhnt mid:
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iblch my than be tendered, but mm to
an. . judgu a mu him. 11:. article
of Int rock wu permitted to slid. into
our dun- without Inning In! mind
our pen-l, upon the hon nbility of in
uulhr. But no, u I." u cur radon,
I'm udly plied. We promise to l). lon
3|"de banner. The mini. on " Agri
cull-re," nun our uppmlmion, and will
he published.
Ar n: on hum—Since our luv. it
lee, Ihe night robber-e end hone thieves
here given Tweeter A thorough lurch.
Bone done- or ION halide-cu were
"MIL-t. fluent peying the rogue
for their trouble. So {er uwe have been
eble to lenre, they obuined nothing. Mr.
B. L. Hun- enne very-leer epprebnd
in; the lee, whom he eeye he will know
egdn et 'qht. ‘
0- Pride] night lent, they entered the
tide-ea oerJu. Blue, nnd e lurch
end dineovery of his pane rewarded them
in the Inn of “0, beeidee sundry noun, of
value to none In! Ihe owner. The "Mel-g
it] Of thee-J rogues for council members ilf
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n we an plug to plea, from “cloth.
The Pacific "4 drhltod h Col-Mui- rIvH:
[our day, owing to non, tulbrr, but
Minna-ling“. bu on Sud-1.:
The Pan-a 'u not mid. ck bu.
hound in for Ponlnud. 15' once" 0! "a!
Pacific succeeded In getting on. copy of
the Preddent't Imp, which‘ to now It
Vimrin. The Paula I: hourly expected
here. For the following brig! synoplh of
the Inc-‘39,.“ other Into lon items, we
am indebted to our "a generous friend
Scnmou.
We have received dam from New York
to Dec. 20th, and San Francisco to Jun.
18‘ :
The house of representatives had not or
ganised at latest data.
The President has delivered his message
to the Senate. We have aot yet received
a copy, but Ive learn that it la considered
a very able slats paper, and has been well
received throughout the Union.
He recommends the pun-hare of Cuba,
and shows the ueceaaily of establishing a
protectorate over the republic of Mexico. ‘
In regard to San Jaun Island, the Presi-1
den: states there is no shadow of doubt but
that the Island belongs to the United
States. He approve: of the action ofGen.‘
llarney in sending troop. to protect our‘
citisene, and admires the judgment died
played by the English admiral ia prevent
ing the English from landing.
The poet omce department have given
notice thnt uodetlen will hereafter o by
way of Panama, unless iudmed “ rie gunn
us."
The recent siorm on the Sound has
pro'ed very disastrous to shipping. The
bark Ella From has returned with a car
oof lumber to discharge, w-ter logged.
g’he bark Imam hu returned to Victoria
disabled and full of water; also, a schooner
bound to Sandwich Islnnda.
The last ballottiug for Speaker of the
house of representatives, Dec. 23d, the vote
stood in follows: Sherman, republican,
104; C. 8. Scott, democrni, 96; Edie-ridge,
7; Boeller, 5. Whole number, SIS.
No nouuLl AT ALL, sin—The editor of
the Herald, in the lust lune of that paper,
in noticing a cull-for a meeting, published
in the Port Townsend Register, to considur
the notion of the “on. C. C. PHILLIPS, mem
ber of the council from the northern conu
tieo, in voting nguinat the removal of the
cspitnl to Port Townsend, seem. to huvo‘
come to the conclusion that Mr. Pmunrs‘
11, or ought to he in trouble, and onght lO‘
have resigned. We have aeen.Mr. l’.from’
do, to day, since he cut thnt vote, Indl
on more Mr. Plow: that Iva cunnot soul
that In in troubled in the least. You are
wrong, Mr. Flown, in the first place, in
snppoaing thnt Mr. antun' vote would
have efl‘eclcd the remonl, the vote on thoj
amendment to remové the capital to Port}
Townsend standing 3 for to 6 ogninst—Mr.‘
Mum: not [caring toled a: rqwrlcd in tlu‘
Rzgislzr, thrrefore Mr. PHILLIPE' rote could}
not have elfected it. In the scconvl plncefl
you are wrong in ndvillng him to resign,“
because he voted just to Mr. Cnlxowm
did on this question It the Inhenion of the‘
leglol-ttive ”ably, who” "vote will be
(ond this recorded, ond whoa poniultyi
to ,Olympln thml‘ore nut III" been?
Down to tho coutiluency which electedi
ill. In tho 05.qu 0! 15nd instructional
Io voted on thin pom-’60.. i
‘- Wu In W u “M. thu'
Ir. SIIIOII: {yon-m, ha wrimn tel
Gov. 8n")?- requentin‘ lulu to me hi. in
fluence with the Depnrtnrem of the Inlerior
in Wuhingtoa, to have instructions given
to the “lunar gem-l of thin urritory to
extod lho Inbdivilionnl linen news- I buyon
or dough in Clnrka county, know: at Lake
or thmver Slough; and should ihu da
pcmlent be inc-pubic of IO instructing, to
endeavor to obuiu I speck} act [“qu by
Cong".- for the relic! of Ocular: on aid
slough. Should there be |pecinl net, it. is
thought. it Ii" be I luv lin! will cover I"
china in the territory and" like circum
“the". It. "It on! In: mnil.
‘ Dtcusxn. —A communicnliou lent to
fill: oflco from Vancouver for pnblleotion,
wiped "A Spectator," ll turd/ally do
‘clined. his An nublilhed rule will) us,
from which we will not. duiule, to publish
Io ~eomunnicafiom Inleu we know the
um of their Inthou. Equally Ihould
euro-pendent: remember this who would
indulg. in penannlitiu. If “A find-tor"
will send at his nnme, the urticlo lhlll Ip
penr. A _A
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' Rona—Th- Rev. B. C. Lxmxoon, of
' this place, mm on . ml: to Sail-coon:
' over Sunday Int, VII robbod of none 838,
' taken from his pockets during the night,
' probably by the arm chanctcr whé per
' prclrnted the theft: recenlly in thin plnceli
Mr. H. Homx In similarly relieved of
' some 8395. Both these gentlemen were]
‘ enjoying the hospiuliliea of Mn. Yuan. a
lady ln charge of the umiu-ry n that}
‘ place, n which house the robberiu were:
committed. Mn. VIIDII, we loan, also;
loath-null luonut from then theivinzi
Indepls. |
[ 8-w— ——<O>———»—«— 1
Y o Ire indebted to T. M. Km for;
'filos of lule papers, per Pacific. l
’ Tu: Stream or fill! FIIINDSHIP.—-‘
[I the esriy pert of the session, Mr. I‘. M.
Run run the fluorite mutilatt- of our'
fopporers for the position of Public l’l‘ill't‘l‘,‘
llintl I'll gn’rd the Imnrnncc lillti. he wwld
{be «let W 1 my the chempion who should]
I.“ in battle “the fox-lune lmpe." But:
lurk tell the 0“, friend Run. \Vimw‘
the hour of trio! come, you fonnd yourselli
darted, end there were "none so poor on
to do you reverent-e." Flatter-ed with
every hope and eunnnce, A: did not read
amu in mm. Yet Ihonld you not
diuneted, for the course pursued in leylng
you sslde end tnklng up Lyon 8300‘, of
Vencouver, wee rendered imperatively nee.
eeury by the exigenciee of the occasion, it
heing supposed lliet the members from
Clarke county, who voted for us, would be
nnshle to stand the heavy pressure brought
to beer upon them, end, by thi! nae-m, be
wheeled into opposition line, end thus ee
core their aid in electing our defent. But
egein, er in the instance of Mr. Sll'l'fl,
, were our Opponents frustreted, and we now,
iin truth end all tincereity, think these gen
itlemen for their unnerving fidelity to 11l
under so trying e cimnmstence.
Our friend Bun ehonld find cmolntion
for the treatment received It the hands of
doll", by knowing thnt whilst they “loved
jhirn well," their hatred to us wes so much
ithe greater, thnt the above coarse become
mnevoidehly necessary.
Commox.—ln the House of Reprelen
natives of this Territory, on Thursduy lut,
Mr. CHAPMAN, of Pierce county, moved the
appointment of: committee to investigate
frauds and corruption, which Ire slid to
have influenced the vote: of member: on
the printing question on Wednesday hut.
We regret our inlbility to inform the read
er: of the I’imr _u to who the men pur
chased were, the parties that bought, or
the prices paid. We promise to give the
“prices current" of votes as soon as the
“Corruption Committee ” rhall have nude
their report. ...
“ Nun: Yarn Mu.”—Woudgr if the
proposition: made to Mr. Slum-representa
live from Walla Walla county, when he
was requested on Tuesday night. List, (the
leveuiug preceding the day of election,) to
"name any man—helwccn the Straits of
tFucl and Columbia river, tho Pacific ocean
llld summit. of the Rocky mount-inn,” nnd
’giren tho nuurnuce that those who would
oppou u “should v’ote hi 3 nomination,”
‘wili be I pan of the Inbjecl matter that is
ito be submitted to the "Corruprion Com
jmiuce" of the House? Will not some
lom, informed in the preiniscs, give Mr.l
Sunn’s reply thereto i We rather think,‘
gentlemen, you got hold of the wrong
. " Mm."
W The “Irrepreuibk Cunflicl," iu Wash-i
ington 'l‘crritory, is Interpreted to have:
mum. the “contest for public printor.”—‘
Now that the question in dilposcd of, it will‘
be noceuury to attach to it. some other
meaning. I 1
$- To the min who on the morning of
the lo‘iduiu “action, uprated the hope
{that "the 1(0):: of Aulorliu In about to
not, or hoped to God the d—d loom"
[MIMI would be knOcked out,” we hue tlle_
‘lqule planar. of laying that. wei
l" that God" for "emu. uch tilt. the,
Ind {unhol- Mum Mm the an In not
Ishone non brightly than is did on Wed
‘nudny Inth The good book want u
rthlt "the denim of the wicked shall perilh."
3- A communication from J. W. Pm,
on the subject of the removal of the Copi
tel to Vnucoorer in, for trout of Ipece this
week, hid over till next week. ‘
Colllflll‘l—VllY.—Tho Ilory nixed by
our oppoeen u e men for their opposi
tion, that the editor of thin paper is not a
practical printer, end, It the same time, ed
voeuting the claim. of such men a B. P.
Aunueoh', T. M. Run, Geo. Paul-ox,
and other- for thnt poaition. We not
certain thnt any of thee. gentlemfiuow
the diflereuee between a long primer type
end A “six penny” nail. ‘
I". ”I b the “bl.
Editor Pioneer n 4 Dem“:
Sinz—Heving perused the Article pub
lished in your hm iuue, headed “Reply to
Judge Caitlin," over the signature of J. P.
SHOCILIY; end or the gentlemen he: proud
ly thrown down the "glove " for on ergo
ment upon the vexed question of the re
moval of the Capitol from Olympia, I will
out the privilege of A brief reply to some
of the general off-hund usumptioue of the
gentleman from Clurke, leeviug the more
vpcrsonul matter for our veneruhle friend
'to newer, who, I doubt not, will be fully
[able to compete with Mr. Shockley end ell
‘his heckers. But 1 molt My, thnt I'feel
ithe tush of nulwering the gentlemeu'l gen
;erel remarks, to be eonewhet difficult—not
‘from the feet of the great depth displayed
—but ruther from u wont of delermiuntionl
where to begin, on he he Inverted the
whole ground, from North to South, with
out once Itopping to take hmth, or net I
meg; yet feeling myself penninrily inter
_eeted in this matter, I cuuuot remuin In
idle spectator to the elmoet frantic elom
on the port of the opposition to tnkc the
Capital awey lrom this plnce, mori- through
poiilLt-ol aims than in licncfit the whole
[temple ol’ lllc 'l'm-ritory,
l Mr. Shork‘cy stark not with an nllus'nn
to the probable dietnlro-u conseqnemn e rc
loniting to the dcuwcrutii- party of the T?":
-ri'ory, by agitating this qnntiun, :uul
‘aaunr. l on then: in no danger; thnt “such talk
,ls only lntt'mlvll in Opera“! 0n tho ufls,“
'fic. Sow, 5.1; I frus-iy mlmlr Iltut politic-l
nlobjectl silo-ll not govern {lit .li:t-».tinn_ or‘
be taken into confidential. yet I hol-llyi
one". that such ll the fall in the preeeut
instance, on the port of the mojority of
those moving in this matter nor do I won
der at it, for when we take into considere
tion the object sought to be accompliehed.
namely: u rupture between Thur-ton ond
Clarke counties—two of the etrongut
democrutio countiel in the Territory—we
cnn at once nee whnt politicnl object is
hoped to be guined thereby. Now, let us‘
look at the "facts and figure-e" again, und‘
aee it the opposition‘lo the democrncy oral
not the prime movers in thin nll'nir. We
find thnt the counties voting for the remov
ul, by the representatives in the lower house.
were: Clulm, Jefl'erson, Illund, Kiteup.
King, Pierce, Lewis, ,Chehulie, Pacific,
Clarke, Skemuniu, and Willl-Wlllll. Thou
voting in the negative, were: Whntoom,
Sawnmilh, Thurston, Cowlitz und thkiu
kutn. Leaving out Clerke, Skunanin and
Wnllu-wnlln. who, no doubt, voted for the
removnl to Vuncouvcr from personal inter
eet, and we find thnt the remuiningconutiee
in the nflirmetive, gave Wellace u majority
ol' 9'! over Steven], in the last delegote
contest. Every county on the Sound thnt
went for the removal, except Illnnd, gnu
Wullace n majority. Island county gave
Stevens a smell majority, but elected on
opposition member to the House, A: for
Lewie and Chchnlie, although the people
;of these two coontiee geve Stevens I rent
ieonnble majority, yet they were unfortunate
lin selecting men to represent them who
here no stability of principle, and who here
opposed the best intereete of their constitu
onto, merely to gratify u little petty malice
or mnlicioui rpleen runkling in their aelfish
heurte. Had not the oppoeition to the
democrucy lint mooted this queetion, and
voted in favor of it, we ehonld have never
lheard it discussed publicly, nor would the
‘bill have passed the lower house, Thilyou
know as Well on I do. Heretofore, Clarke
county was tutti-fled with the diapoeition
mode of the public buildings. end no doubt
would have remnined 10. he‘d not to tempt
ing n buit been held out to them. They
hnvo bit at it, and should they eventually
find 3 hook in their months, they moat
abide the consequences; and I fear the
hook will not be ensily extrnctcd.
It is urgodthnt this question ought not
to entangle Thnraton nnd Clarke counties
in Incl! n broil as to elect our politic-l or
gunimtion; but men may talk on they will
ebont their everlasting fidelity to party and
its principles, yet when they come to die
one: no Important n locnl issue It the re
moval of t eC-pitol of the State or 'l‘er
ritory, it is impossible for them not inter
mix their politicul contests and expectan
ciee with it. I wonder at the ihnllownees
Inf any gentleman who anticipates no eflect
lopon the party from such it contest. I
“-A word or two in relation to the "eincer
ity of the menu” in this alfnlr. Mr.
Shockley up he thinke he “perfectly ne
tlt-rstentls the object of the membera from
dOWn the Sillll’lll. in desiring the removal of
the C.ipit:il Io Vnncnnvcr; thnt nny o:n-,
cnn sec at n glance thnt interest is the mov
ling power, knowing thnt so long as thei
Capital remains ut Olyinpin, the growth oli
, the towns below will be muerinlly relented
thereby,” &c. Now this is all very fine
talk, and no doubt. you believe it. but, air,
allow no to tell you that such ia not the
me intent, and l apt-ah from a kaowledge
e! thefacta. Abandon evidence can be
produced to peeve that-ere than one tanta
lber from below haa atated that the net-on
of hia voting in favor of the removal wee
to get it any from here flnt, and after
ward: "doom it at lone other place ea
the Sound lore mint to then. "11m
it wan mach eaaler to more the Capital a
hundred nilea than twenty-Ive," that h:
"they would move the Capital thie year,
and the next year ro-loeete it at Stella
eootn M3enttle." Thia {net waa known
by one of your colleagnea. Mr. Speaker
Biles, when at Port Towneend, on the 21th
nlt., in conversation with Col. Froat, of
that place, etaied "that he did not expect
the Capital would rennin at Vancouver
but one year, it mated there at all, after
which it was the intuition to re-locateit at
Steilacoom.” This he cannot deny. Mr.
Chenowcth, also, in conversation with Mr.
Phillipe, member of the Council from his
diatrict, inatructed hitn (Phillipa,) ae one
of hia eouetitneate, to vote against the pn
aage of the hill in the Council. "That he
(Cheaoweth) only voted for the removal
to eflect a certain object, (the pauage of
‘the apportionment hill.) and that rue-git
wna aweet; that he knew the bill would be
defeated in the Council, to.- Olyrapia waa
the proper place for the Cupital,"&c.—
Other instancea and name: can begiven, if
neceaaary, to thaw how much “aiucerity”
the mover: had. \\
I come now to examine the only teaaoa
preeented in the gentleman’s long harangue,
why Vancouver ahould be the Capital of
Washington Territory, which was: “that
it waa nearer the center of travel.” "Mi
rahale didu, pro “update!" I coolesa
thia argument atuutpe me. Doee the gen
tletnan mean the "travel" aeroee the plain,
or the “travel over Jordan?" He certainly
doea not mean to intimate that the people
of the Territory are a "traveling communi
ty,” having no particular place of abode,
for if the whole people were “traveling,"
and all “traveling" at the same time, still
Vancouver would be at leaat a hundred
imilee from the "center" of thin moving
mm. But, Sir, I have always thought the
‘people of this Territory were “settlers,"
and at lent, made pretentious towards per~
manency. Please enlighten as a little
on this point, for I am unable eee it jut
yet, That Vnncouver is the center of
. W - _.,—.2?“
‘trnvel for the people of (‘lurke count 1.
quite prohnble, but i Impe the “Mini.
rim-e not tnke Ciel-lu- county to be w":
. z'on '[~. :~, -ur_v. l!’ ln- dupe ”I," be .
I‘Jll'et‘l in lm own lilil‘ I. l, .1 ; l,‘ 1;, VPlhr'
:ll‘L‘ other pluc-s liniix-s “ \'.ll'(‘t)lll’e|' I,"
[Clnrku wunty, on lin' Columbia riyun' a
j 'l‘nking the lust vote for DlEit'gtlle. ...
‘lmein for cult-ni'ttion, we {ind thnt the Mn.
ltiea bordering on the Sound, ilN'lndln
i’l‘hnreton, polled 753 more votes ti... 'l‘!
'tim other countin south 0' thin. ‘m
igivua the S lnml nearly two-tbirde th‘
ulntion of the whole Territory, Mt;
county hold. the huluncc of power “We“
the north end south, end ie W“.
«our of Win, if not o"‘tnvd'u
ahould coutulnly the Oepltnl. “e '
‘mun may bout of the [feet volley s the
Columbiu and Wells Wellu, “d of thin.
menee population thnt nny, I. a. “
come, leltlo in that region; but, "M
’unto the day is the evil thereof." 1“ '
wuit end one whet th Hection lillde'“
{ere we legislete no hutily for it: em“
benefit. Who known but the m. a
that section may want u Territory of M
own, rether thun cross the thwu
the uncertain Ind expensive pug“. '
the Columbia, to renal: the Cepitelferdm
lic business. It must, also, be but. I.
mind that there are other Valley. on“
the Cascades, rapidly on susceptible el-p
tlement u the null: Walla, and who...
tied, will bring Olympieunour the "g“.
of truvel” on Vancouver. _
Had I the time and Ipuce, I could M
by n ltutieticul table of distance, lint
if the Capitol was moved to Vnncoem_ it
would increase the distance of truancy
the membere new attending the leg“,
et least five hundred milu; yet, e. the
the beautiful coluilteocy of Ilium
body, that notwitbueuding elm ever,
legialutnro heretdm convened in He N
ritory, hue pus-ed memoriul eftu leoerlel
pruying nu increule of mileage, urging m
the present rates ellowed were not-olefin
to ply the expenses of going to end m...
in; Iron: the aunt of government. Batu",
for-00th, they ere willing, voluntarily, t.
undergo live hundred mileu further tn'vd
to reuch the Cnpitul, end no lncreeee el
mileage grunted, or even asked.
A: to the reception ol e present In“
enjoying the privilege of doing on we pig
with it, I hove only to soy, that the
tlemnn’l course of reasoning is very:
sighted. ’ Suppose you were to read“
money uppropriuted for the erection db
Capitol, nnd should decide to expend It“
Vnncouver; but after getting the blih
hull completed, should teke n notlon tee:-
erciso that wonderful sovereign power at
yours, eudrrnove it to Port Townuud; and
utter expending a few thonrnud doll-ulna.
of Uncle Sum’e money It thnt place,
pull up Item end more to Pacific 3:
end ID on erouud, do you euppoee the“
oral government would recognise any“
un exhibition of sovereignty? I and...
end i fear your bouted “runnhood” I“
"cove in," ere you went the moth.- -_;u>,
But an I have ulreudy mede thi M
longer then It tint intended, I double
for the preeeut, reminding my friend fre-
Clarke, that the remove! end reloeethlet
the public buildings in u long mud
can be played from two rides, thereton he
Ihonld be cuutioun Anna be m in tboltr
slurt. " Quanta. pro re lota.”
URBAN E. HICKS.“
m 0‘ DI. I. I!“
On nmotion to take up from the w
House Joint Resolution, No. 93. to I):
I point dt-logutee to the Californianlllrfl
Convention, after the remark! of In.
F. A. Chcnowcth. Mr. Shaman!“
Clarke, slid : ‘ '
Mn. Sruunz—l em 0 paced ”the
linking n of thin reeolntionpet M“
In feet. fem opposed to the RWH.
delegnlee to u convention, ln which, leg. -
friend, the gentleman from blond, he I
uid, it in not probable that our rontv‘i'm
recelve the coneidention it maria Yet.
the Entlenun uye he in in favor of .96
in; lefelee to that cum; to A!“
veutlon it which he acknowledge! we VII
not receive jutiee. New, Ir I went .
tico. [went the route of W .
the northern route—:he thortcet renu' , g
the continent—tho ronte thnt ilen e .
.Ich with the rent mm or the I .'
London, New flork and Canton. Ifl,
lir, thnt 1 'lnt thll route to h" 0'0":
sideretiou. l uy,eir, the peep“
territory went thie. They not only duh
but demand it. Already on they all"
ing out on this enhjeet. Now, 'm M
object be obtained by needles dale.“
there? The peo In from whom we h”
Ilenrd think it will not;|nd, sir, t In“-
beg luve to any I on of then-e of 0!“
ion. My reason ore then: ,
First. It in utmledgod thnt we all
not have due coneideretion allotted to 0"
route.
Second. I nulntein that the hm
of n central route et thin time will ”3'“
our northern route with ground, lit-l!
it ll built, it will not detrimental to n not‘tll‘
ern route which in now commenced, “a
which, it built, would certnlnly cum nonh
ern cnpitelinu to turn their a]. to the Nu"
,orcring the smm fecllitlee ad the m 0" ~
iremote from their rivel. “—850!” ’
central route be built, the terminu- will bu
It Sen Frencisco. conuqnently the intent!
of the commerclnl world will center there.
immigration will nettle nlon the routc 0"
the reed, and Oregon and lg’uhingtou ‘Wfls
be the enlcren, by the" yielding of "fl“
nature In: put in their bends, and bf ”3
loan of the very meterill the genticm‘fl'
wishes, nnmely—popnlntiou to dove")? our
reeonrcu. And when the gentleman a‘f' ,
goes thnt the huildlng o! n centl‘tl 1‘ ' '-'
will develop our resources, it I[),l“-’5‘r" “I‘ ""
he reuoue from Ten: to 1131””. "I“;
Californie to Bilke. What, rill', the WI”;
ing of n med eight hundred mill 5 303"} ‘
u: settle our country? In it not 0“ "r;
‘to tho mind at every goulluum“ “”h‘h':
‘floor, that. it is the very mow I.“ Cu“. 6
settlers from our territory? is ll- not .11.}
eonnblo to mppoee thnt ii‘ 0 pert-’0“ ""1 ‘