Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-29
What OH Contemporaries say Of Us.

up to the most sanguinc expectations
of its friends. and we hail it as a wor-
thy contemporary. The mechanical part
of the paper exhibits ncatness and good
taste, being printed upon new type and
of good rGri,Jlc size, while its edito-
rial columns displays much ability and
cxperiencc-particularly SO for young
man. We acknowledge ourselt graft
fed with It's friendly intimations, and
its pledge to continue in that happy
state of mind; and we certainly at
present know of no cause why we shall
not remain personally friendly with its
upon the various political topics that
agitatc the public mind is altogether
probable. but let that difference be
characterized by justice and modera-
ton. An open manly opponent we
admire; but with Il hidden hypocritical
sycoplant we want nothing to do
Pioneer umd Democrat.
"WAsMlNGToN STANDARD" The first
number of this journal was placed on
our table last Monday. Its typograph-
ical appearance is very good, and its
original matter is marked by ability.
I'm size ii is til" same - this paper, but
is printed on larger tyre. Considering
the short tinc allowed die publisher to
issue Tie first number. since the receipt
OF the material. We arc surprised at its
crcGit,ble appearance. The tone of its
articles i l,lta-in| when we contrast it
with the tome OF the party press of Or
cyon. The Washington .St",iWdrrom-
is, to be atluthtn! exponent Of the
principles Of the Republican party, and
I'm important auxiliary in promoting
the interests of the Territory. We eN-
tend to it Il cordial welcome, and to its
proprietor. Mr.. John ii. Murphy. our
best wishes for his succeSs.-HeroW.
We received The first number of the
Washington .St,nlnd. published at
olympia, Washington Territory, by
JOHN NJ. MrEruy, Esq. 1t is Il large
paper, printed on ne" type, and looks
well. IL, editorials have the ring of
thc true metal. For the first time, II
Republican paper has been Published III
Washington Territory. All the pat
ronayc and power OF the ad:Ainistra-
ton ha, been used to crush oiit rcpub-
licanism in that territory. The inter
csts of the masses OF the people of
Washington Territory should make
them Republicans. They are for free
labor, free press, free speech and for
free homcstea.ls. We are glad to see
the Republican Standard floating from
its position at Olympia. -" Long may
it wave."-A'yas.
THE WASHINGTON STANDARD.-Thc
first number of this paper has been re-
ceivcd, and we are happy to place it
upon our exchange list. 1t is pub
lished at Olympia, Washington Terri
tory, every Friday morning by John
NJ. Murphy, Editor and Proprietor.
We hail its advent with pleasure; and
the editorial ability displayed in its col
umns, together with ncatness of exc
cution-excellent pu er-typographical
beauty and the large amount of valua-
bic reading matter which it offers, will
demand from generous public the
patronage which it justly merits. 1t
will be a welcome guest in every FAM
lily circle, and we predict for it trum-
plant future. Success Brother.-Press.
WASHINGTON STANDARp.-We have
before us the first number of paper
printed at the Capitol, bearing the
above pertinent name. 1t is gotten up
well, and its editorials are marked by
ability. 1t unfurls the Republican
banner to the breeze, and we cOngratu-
late Mr.. MuErHY upon his advent as
supporter of principles no longer
odious, and bespcak for him u cordial
support. Kissed at its birth by the sun
of political prosperity, may the lustre
of its folds never be dimmcd by cloud.
Here's our Hs1=-NorM West.
New PArER.-We have received the
first number of the Washington Stand
ard printed at Olympia. w. r. 1t is
weekly Journal, devoted to Republican.
ism. The editor and proprietor is John
NJ. Murphy, formerly Of Portland,
young man of ability and energy. The
number before us presents very cred
liable appearance. Much as VIC dislike
the political complexion Of the paper,
VIC sincerely wish its young editor sue
cess III his enterprise, for we know him
to be worthy, honorable gentlclnan.-
Sentinel.
The first and second numbers of the
WASHINGTON 'StondaM-published at
Olympia, byJ. NJ. Murp!iy-havc been
received. 1t is neatly printed, on new
type, and Judging from the copies be-
fore us, we predict it will assume a high
place among the political journals of