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tains than Tacoma cannot be found.
But it is time to close this already too
long disquisrion. In conclusion will
reiterate that this is more important mat.
ter than many now seem to thiLk it.
The names which now are trivially at
tached to mountain. lake, river, and vii
lage. will yet be immortalized by the pen
efthe historian or poet. Even now, the
painters brush is :busy reproducing on
canvas. the glories of our magnificent
mountains, rivers and forest. Who
knows but that some future Scott will
find in Rainier or St. Helens, his Ben
Venue or Ben Voirlich, and in Lake Kit.
chalas or Lake Klealm, his Loeb Katerine
or Loeb Achray, or that some Virgil Of
the next entury perhaps, will find in the
Olympic or Cascade Ranges, his heights
Of Acrocerauuia or Rhodope, and in the
valleys Of the Chehalis or Dawamish his
Tempe or Already.
On the forest-clad slopes Of the Case ade
and Coast Range, and beneath tho shad.
ows of the eternal SHOWS of their great
peaks, will one day dwell a people as
liberty loving and patriotic as the hardy
mountaineers Of rugged Switzerland. or
the sturdy Highlanders Of Scotland, only
more intelligent. will support this as
scrtion, and close this long letter by another
quotation from Winthrop: "Tacoma. and
every brother seer Of his among the lofty
snow peaks, stands to educate, by his
inevitable presence, every dwellsr there
abouts. Our race has never yet como
into contact with great mountains as
companions of daily life, nor felt that
daily development Of the finer and more
comprehensive senses which these signal
facts Of nature compel. That is an iuau-
cncs Of the future. The Oregon people.
in climate where living 10 bliss, where
every breath is draught Of vivid life.
these Oregon people. carrying to new
and grandsr New England of the West q
fuller growth of the American Idea, nm
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bitions must still have some little inde-
structible respect for himself. and tho
brute Of most tyranical aspirations some
li,tls respect for Others. carrying there
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