Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-22

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Government vsrn sad hsassy s.PpssG
sth. That The presl-. Il savssy vhsss
'eolusion seemed diGeule, il sse iapessi.
be to every patriot. has bsea vaskea sss
by Southern politicians, cd By th-a
'alone. They have committed political
suieidc, and their peculiar iastiiatioa u
dad and buried beyeoa ~ power a
resurrection. We heartily approve sAs
adoption of the amendment to the Con.
s,itution of the United States, whereby
Slavery is Utterly. and forever absl.
.ished. +.r
9th. That the pernicisus doctrine Of
State Sovereignty has been one Of the
'chief causes Of the rebellion. It is q po-
!litical, as we'll as mathematical .absurdi-
,ty to say that part can BE- greater than
'thc whole. While the individual States
ARE sovereign as regards each other, al are
subordinate 10 the General Government Of
the United States Of America in all the
main attributes which, by the laws Of M.
lions, denote Sovereignty. and that, while
the citizens Of the several States owe q
measurable allegiance to their respective
Commonwealth, the allegiance due to the
United States is paramount to all other
7th. That we do no. believe that WASH
:ington Territory is standing still! while the
world ia moving. The success of the
u Mon party elsewhere, ensures its triumph
|hcre. if we act tremendously. Our Ma
|tional interests require that we should b.
represented in Congress by friend ofthe
Government our interest is therefore CO.
incident with our nstional duty, and We
individually pledges ourselves TO do all that
lies in our power 10 ensure tue election Of
the Candidate chosen by this Convention.
20 our STANDARD.B BEARER.
MEDICAL ADvERrrsrNG,-No small
degree of horror is exhibited by those ply.
sicians priding themselves on their pro-
fcssional respcctability. when member Of
the brotherhood, in good moral standing
notifies the public that he attends to any
particular branch Of practice. And. with
a view of preventing derclictions Of that
h. inous kind. as though it were a crime
without penalty-various resolves ard
wise laws stand recorded in their " mutual
admition " societies. intended to act ~ q
chcck-rcin upon personal ambition. ~
If there is no parallelism between 4
merchant and a physician, in regafd to
the value Of advertising, i. will be conccd-
I'd. without demurrer, that both do more
by advertising. Is there any more moral
tnrpitude in Que case than in the other
Not whit, to our apprehension. Not.
withstanding the frowns and anathemas Of
many physicians against those who 90
contrary to their behests in this particular.
medical advertisers. Of proper kind and I,
modest description, of those who are gxal-
ifcd and honorable. merit the esteem and
confidence Of the public. ''s.1' ~
Who does not remember what tho En-
peror Vsspacian said to his con, Titus,
on certain occasion. when the prince
was in want of funds. sas f,'a1 70
With an o5stinacy worthy o. better
cause. the Methodists Of England resisted
every proposition to Introduce modern mu-1
sic into their worship. till Mr.. Wesley De-
clared that 1.-THE devil had had az the
good tunss long enough" and then tho
walls gave way. '.'.''
Besides dsing vast amount Of coed. .
physician hopes. and hes legal sishs -
make IN effort to secure so0eeAisR iep
old age. when he is 10 losess ahle 10 SuGse
TIE storms. ft % -lssfa
BY giving his whole aitsstioa y any