Title
Insobriety of our Nominee
Subject
Politics and government
Description
"Mr. Saunders applied to several clergymen to know as to the facts, and finally applied to the Rev. G. F. Whitworth. His reply was-- 'I do not think that Governor Stevens has been indulging in anything that would intoxicate, for a long time past."
The editor concludes, " Need we state who the lawyer is that is suspected of this dastardly game to defeat our nominee for delegate to Congress. It is hardly necessary to state it is Elwood Evans, Esq., the republican nominee for a seat in the Legislature from Thurston county."
The editor concludes, " Need we state who the lawyer is that is suspected of this dastardly game to defeat our nominee for delegate to Congress. It is hardly necessary to state it is Elwood Evans, Esq., the republican nominee for a seat in the Legislature from Thurston county."
Abstract
The Pioneer and Democrat responds to an article from the "Washington Republican" newspaper questioning the sobriety of a Democratic candidate for Congress, Governor Stevens.
Creator
Wiley, J.W.; Furste, E.
Source
Pioneer and Democrat
Publisher
Olympia, WA
Date Issued
1857-07-10
References
Stevens, Isaac Ingalls, 1818-1862
Medium
Web
Type
article
Bibliographic Citation
Vol. 5., no. 33, p. 2
Spatial Coverage
Thurston County
Temporal Coverage
1857
Provenance
Washington Secretary of State
URL
http://www.sos.wa.gov/history/newspapers.aspx
Start Page
2
End Page
2