Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-28

ing the hsr- fs ,r pa If etn the unrsae
High bg- desire l-cone wealthy. and hun
ard- ,'ae thu. .l.o~e nu.e'on hasten s to l~ cA
and hurry hack the That d,-ir fear sIa rva
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am favor Of just that has tnney ." rr.t.n
ing examined the Terrible effect. from various stand points.
f- constrained recommend the d stringent Law against it,
,iar relation Yet the interest. a society arr often stabbed and ica
down and public outraged and insut ly drnardng that
Those should be- suderr by comteu, jurisdiction.
and only for one e,use-s serr'ura ground for writing q" dorr
Tler. should be Legislation protect youth from the
bancfnl influences ncmpcrane sabbath breaking gambling ener,
and accompanying If will keep tippg houses and
gambling ls they should be compelled by law to privately
Our villages and public thomughfar~ should be car" OF the
miserable and degraded savage" to protect the youth both races
As enlightened men, and Christian Legislators you should
suitable provisions for unfortunate fellow beings either deaf and dumb
gladden. i' the sars ' of all s true nops and be hailed as an on
Of that and genuine religion that "6osh not s but delight
the all who enjoy the many bless
ings Of the nineteenth century Eat high twelve" =,
Many important considerations influence this connection to
urge the election of Chapnn for each house of this Legislative AS
sem!y The REPRESENTATIVES Of femen in this day and of the
world should be afraid ashamed acknowledge publicly their
dependence upon nations, blessing upon
themselves their country and their abors. If you follow this
reasonable remuneration for their services.
revision of awsis badly needed and should be provided for
at the Territorial expense
1t is be hoped will adopt suitable
fair Of the Territory the Worlds Fair to be held
Laws providing fair and equitable npporqnmcnt for the 1
ali itlowiizcnr ali varied interests Territory
may he properly represented and that all people may enjoy equal
facilities and advantages in our courts OF justice
The unar richness silver and gold mines will the
part Of Territory settle with unprecedented ralidty
will locate among within the months. They will
be greeted and welcomed by judges and other civil officers, and
@ :n" .s s IN :F:y
"S % . us" s "" T o" %" tine 1e nr
nearly be- and giving suitors possible facility for OBJ
of the difficulties attending such dsicting and that
pn which be submitted will be subject to objections yet
venture to p,, ptGp9". TT, the "no% following .s, districts
and do the Columbia river region
fifty miles east Of waa Wa also propose ,S" e": our judges
required ed I hold courts in at "s % two PLACES s,y , for e1"
and wala waa the Second River District and Pierce
@ ds 's @
mnt will accommodate citizens of all arts Of Territory and no."
much the largest share Of labor my Judgment
equitable distribution of judicial duties be made at this time
the weight population before the accession of the spring
emigration greatly in favor of brethren the other side of the Ca"
least for the but would be unreasonable ask
them be with less than Aa when they have
the litigation.
the prpey Of setting apart by law the first week Of
ing issues and that jurors parties and witnesses r requires. "
their at,nner the 'o.d instead Of the first week Of each
Such law would he great saving the public and would
materially lessen the buhs delays and hars~ Of 'iga'i"
In this c"nnrction it i pnf~ call attention to the
for code Of laws Tor the t~ne o e'iz'ns :ngss'd
that the the controlling of Tsrtrv. Th~ laws
should h. literal and just ssrh have hsn found by expsner
work r in CaEfsna and ether mining Districts The General Cor
should h. immei.asly .<d AZ rrh dir"ssri. a.d
warmly usrd and sb-~ ~ho BY
sspala;is. the night ~ek the hru~G sh~ rnis~
eSdi-ans rSia ef Tsn.y Wihuf serh srs.si have
xal mrzl night ~sk Il ih~ hs-s
vast sous eossd by e mPcvidsn aid unjust trs.s .~ ~aa
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