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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-01-31

- Sn 2alrrsnee, Wtaif, babsn Die rsihen 6ae
trtterrsn ibrsn Ar6siterinnen stne Ssroti.suns
oss 2cbnsa um 10 YrcJsnt anss;eist.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-01-31

8upfer n 49, g9sifpsnuipipanisn. Gin
esm @rnnsquscsiiins Babe in Bapns Scpnisr,
earrsnsc &c., muros lssts gBute auf ausSsteit.
nstes Supfsrsrj sntoe8t. ,,.-s.suu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-01-31

- g8as ssbt riatisr ala cine 1sr. 'app5
s,inp l1'S al 'snp5 au,D
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-01-31

9aburh entFanb sine smrfntliAs 2iife In Eel
DEN Eamilien. @ntl mar bsrsits istnsn 1ltern Elm
5tslihafter aeporDen, ben fs psrmtbtsn. Gr
batts sins srcss 3artlGfsit fir Die Sbwsitsr ss,
batt, it6 germ nnb oft NIT itr tehGftist bas febl,
tie i6r jsgt; unb audi StcnraD Fam Isltsn 9srauf ba
nun isn ssentliter @suOiIe fern mar. 28clte
96S6s irts icnit Bu esn aitsn Brsunosn binuntsr
sstsn, 70 bisb es, iis Is' it0n 81 alt gum Timber.
lausn unb gum Sptslsn, Hs miiIs bel Der Wutter
tlsitsn. Bat 7s, oas aOnrao III ttr frmmsn mo,
ss, 10 teosutets fie Srau BON Uartsf, acurae bata
est nudb BsiIeres gu bun uno NSttissrss ~ lerncn
in istnsn Wu6stunosn, unb 4SbSts miiis uur NIT
Udohsn umaeten.
@tan lub plDsltd talb Die cine. talo Die aubers
ibrsr Altsressnciisn Su tr eiu. SSrau BON 48arted
lItit nabrrts Ft einbelnen i5rausn i9rss staness,
uno laneam uno unmertlit Sittets Iitp Elm ltmaanq
nit Cen Gamiisn Ger Yrcfsiicrsn, cbue oas Iaar'
tsd ee icnosrlib ssmabrte. Samen einiss tSrausn
famsn junse Wdodsn In bas 5aus, cosr bra&t,
frau bon g8artsa nit 9bSts siniss Stunosn au,
fer eemidben 81, 70 sslaab es in Ger 3sit, in mel.
der br Gatte isineu stunisn rblas, uHO nur Gan
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

GENTLEMEN FARMERS IN PRUssIA.-
A Paris correspondent says: NJ. Emile
de Envelope has just contributed an arti.
Gle to the Rerue des Ueaxr Mondcs. in
which an interesting account is given Of
the progress made by Prussia during six
ty years of peace. Writing on sgricul-
turr. lie points out that nearly all the laud
owners cultivate their own estates, except
for detached portions, renting ia the tx.
cepiion. They are therefore retained in
the country by the care of thei. own inter.
ests, FIR nothing more imperiously requires
tho Eye of a master than rural industry.
1t is true they are aided by class OF EN-
ploy,es who are rot found in any other
country. They ara educated young men
belonging to families in good position. Of
ten just leaving an agricultural col!ese,
who remain for certain time ON some
large estate to initiate themselves in
practical direction Of enc Of their own.
THIS novitiate is an :ci.nt custom still
preserved in many trades. Thus, frequent
" the con of rich hotel.keeper viii not
hesitate to enter another hotel a. butler or
waiter, to b. inflated into oil the details
Ct the service over which he will one day
have to preside. When any one visits the
farms, he is astonished to see as superin.
tendcnt the son of broker, . baron, or
rich landowner. These young people
drivea cart or guide pillow. At noon
they return, groom their horses. and then
60 and dress themselves ard dine 1t the
owners table, to whom they arr not infe-
rior, either in instruction. birth or man.
n-rs. After the meal ,hey resume their
working dress and, without any false
shame, resume their rustic occupation.
Thus we find in feudal Prussia trait Of
manners suited to the Democratic society
Of the United States, and which hereafter
will become general. In France, and 10
England especially. young man Of the
upper class would believe his diguity com
promised iu performing the work Of fssm
laborer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28
Office Porjfc T,Jbuue.

Office Pacific Tribune, |
Olympia, w. 4. June 9, 1867. :
Mr.. II. n. Stenrns.
Dear SIR
] have been comforting with q
number of Union men of this locality con.
corning tho alleged negligence Of the Off
GERS OF the Skookum Chuck election pre-.
cinct. 20 be properly obligated to their
duty, and i: is tie firm purpose Of al 10
prosecute the matter to the fullest extent,
and if there is any illegality. as alleged,
cause the precinct to b. thrown out Of the
official count, on the above ground. as we'll
as refusing to receive the ballots Of legiti-
mate voters. Now l write to you urging
that that precinct he thrown out entirely,
as it should. although / am not advised Of
VIVA. action you have taken. if any. IN
that matter. deem it clearly your duty
under our law, to ascertain il the inspee-
ors and Judges of that election precinct
were sworn to do their duty an that they
did it; if they were not so sworn, then
the voting in TINT precinct is illegal Count.
ing that te might lay you liable to an
action at law and heavy penalty. where
as rejecting could only force the orposi.
zion to take legal means-if on showing
they could obtain a process-to compel
you to count it. Certainly prudence
would dictate the former course. and thus
save disagreeable consequences.
no MT write in the interest Of any
one man, but for the benefit Of tho whole
party. and will be pleased to learn that you
have discarded all such grossly illegal pro.
ceedings. Accepting the vote Of that pre-
cinct, while it does not relieve you Of any
responsibility in the the matter, will throw
the question before the House and Coun-
ci! in the form Of a contest, which with the
political complexion Of those bodies as
they now appear, would be an uncertain
matter. Therefore trust that you will
act act strictly in accordance with the law,
and force the Cops. to "ehew the bitter
end Of discomfort" Let me hear from
you eoon. Yours truly. "a
r H HEWITT.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

Krw ZrALsxp-A eurisus sxp~rimens
seems hk~ly TO he TIED IN Neu Zealand.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28


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hsh-d IN tn newsfap~rs 4 thu yirce long
sisc-. All be eoa.idcrvd i, oaly eoanea
ooariesy tbs, it sLsald b. r.serred TO The
appropriate enulmii,es befo' adj surnn-sl
Mo'ion carried
House went into Committee Of the
Whole. with Mr.. Henry, Of Thurs.on in
the Chair.
Recommendations Of said Committee
were acted upon ard message r~ierv~d.
That portion which relates 10 codi6ca.
ton OF the laws was referred to judiciary
Committee, and other portions Of the mes
sage recommending. or calling for, l-gisls.
tive action. were referred TO the sppropri-
ate Standing Committees.
That portion relating to National affaiia'
was referred to Committee OF the WHO'LL
and mad" the special order Of the day for
Saturday, All.
House adjourned for the holiday. to
Jan. I'd, 1868.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28


50
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28
How TO BECOME A MiLLIoNArH1

How TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE
John McDonough, the millionaire Of New
Orleans. has engraved upon his tomb a
series Of maxims he has prescribed - the
rule for his guidance through life. and to
which his success il business 10 Gainly At
trisuie6. They coutaia 50 much wisdom
that we cory them:
RrIxs ron GCIDAxcs OF Nj LlvE.
1904. --Renemhss always ihsi hbes 10 90
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

THE IoLIpAYs.-Ih- holiday season
has :hus far been observed in good old.
f'shional style. Every body appear hap
py, and DESTROYS Of making others so.
The several sabbath schools had their usu-
al obsrrvances, and " Christmas tree" on
the eve of that anniversary, young America
has :pcraded the streets in all its glory,
with drums beating and trumpets blowing,
while the " cd folks" have lived over in
remembrance the cherished scenes Of long
ago. Let US enter upon the new year in
becoming spirit, with feelings Of charity
and love for our fellow man. Let us en-
d, avor to make Wednesday next, indeed,
happy New Year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. IS. 1867.
The Contest.

lie time is drawing iiSh WITH tHe peo'
pie of this Council district will he called
upon again to decide who shall represent
them in the Council of the Territory, and
never since the organization have they
been requested to render their verdict
upon question Of greater Importance.
Unfortunately for the taxpayers of this
district, that verdict, once fairly and hon
es.ly rend, red, has been set aside by the
action Of a county official, whose conduct
in exercising judicial powers and setting
aside the will Of the majority, should re-
crve the condemnation it so richly de-
serves.
There has never been contested cleo
ton case that has caused more feeling
among the masses Of our people, and dur
ing the two days the same was under con-
sideraion before the Council, the hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity, all se~m-
ingly imbued with the idea that a great
QUESTION was being decided, question per-
Laps that was to effect the dearest rights
Of the people for all coming time. A prec-
Ell. was then and there sought TO be estab-
lished striking at the foundation of free
government, giving to our election laws an
iliberal aud unjust construction, wholly
at variance with their spirit and intent
but the friends of right, truth and justice
triumphed, and the people are now called
upon to endorse that decision at the polls
ON the 9th Of January next. The evidence
taken before the Committee on Election Of
that body is already before the people, and
we hold that it is the duty Of every man
wishing to vote intelligently to examine
the same carefully and without prejudice
before casting his ballot. That record
shows conclusively that in the precinc,
about which 90 much trouble has arisen
the election was held At the proper time
and place.. that the judges, though not
sworn strictly in accordance with law. act.
ed in good faith, with one exception
that there was nothing Of fraud and vio.
lence connected with the same. and tia,
James Longmirs had = majority of the
votes cast there. 1t also shows that the
Auditor Of Lewis county. acting in con.
formity with the instructions Of Cushman,
"Nephew" & Co.. whose letters thrrrin
published threaten him with . prosecution
If he fils - take the gentle hints therrby
conveyed. gave the certificate to MeLane.
eos'r.U % Ne, .bieh provides tia, b.
sAan e'ueske certificate to the p~rson hav-
iHg the hixkest a1nser Il vs.~s-
Tss k=>rr 81 the F-a~r.l s6-isl. TIA
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ser r.ssssA ~ 'h-<- s4rs- Jsdz-s. sa4
fur-Ass. IL - wel ksc~n. that tb~-e co..
ord MT named Wa 2 Ervss ssd Le.l-
Carp' hrs. are legal vo;rrs. arr eliixeus Il
the Precinct Cosuiy. and and Territory,
10th long residents Of Lewis Coun'y re-
siding on Homestead Claims. and holding
such claims according to the HOMESTEAD
Laws, and We do mos, honestly and Sin
crrely protest against the vote Of Skookum
Chuck Precinct being counted in or retarn-
ed by You, ~ Auditor Of Lewis County.
Int that said vote shall b- ignored REJECTED
and thrown out, and this do assure you
is the feeling Of all Union Men here
Respectfully
Yr OBJ Set
JOS CUSHMAN
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

~ Paragraphs are the cos'liest and the
rarist things in literature-just what the
people want, aud what they give the least
credit for. The time and labor which
may fill column may not produce five
line paragraph which has the force Of a
demonstration or the sparkle of an epigram.
A writer who could produce one Of these
a day, would do enough for day; but
where is the public to pay him!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

THE SAINsEvAIN Wine Bitsers is put up
onl in GLASS.
Any one Offering SAINsEvA1N Wine Bit
ters in Wood, or by the Gallon. is de.
ceiving the public.
~ Frederick Hudson, late managing
editor Of the N. Y. Herald at @lO. 1000 .
year. began in chat Office as messenger
boy at salary Of two dollars week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

- We eniss-d las; wrek 70 no,ice ,hr
aar-ss II 'h~ Ds1s Trsss~r. u nsv~ry
a-sf shr-s Geographically. ba -d.s-si-A.
ssevs3~a-is n~s sz.~n~a-1 - sr-z-< . .Flr';
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l-z.l usmz "a pwxrv 60 ~ ISL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28
Again We quote fom the same 10 r
They Endorse the Constitution rs II Is aud
the Union rs II was"

They Endorse the Constitution rs II is aud
the Union as II was"
eff one or more States shall in fact Sc
ccdc from the Union, if single star shah
be erased from the radicnt ensign of the
Republic, then. and not till then, will the
Government, and the Union be destroyed,
for it will no longer be the Constitution rs
it now is. nor the Union as it was. We
shall be house Divided against Itself"
One would scarcely believa that this was
the position of the Radical party ont short
Year ago. yet the files of the organ" are
incon'rovertible proof. What wonder
full change! What mighty leap! And
yet how easily and smoothly can would.
be dsmagoguc wheel about and cat his
own words
Let us now turn 10 tho files Of that pa
per Immediately succeeding the June cleo
ton, when it was believed Frank CLARK
was elected: '.r..
Clark Elected bit Flanders The Delegate.
From the Pacific Tribune of June 8, 1861
"Th- Coppcrhead party may even now
outnumbpr us with its pnrcha s+d aud per.
iurcd voters but Alvan Flanders is to be
the next Delegate to Congress from Wash.
ington Territory. A large minority of the
loyal people and legal voters Of the Teri-
tory have said it, and WE set il down as n
fixed fact. 1t will be sufficient to be COM
p.lled to acknowledge that nm Legitimate
Copperhead rabblc constitute the numeri-
cal majority Of our inhabitants without
submitting to the fraudulent usur?a'ion Of
power by such de,estaLlc law-drfying
mob"
This was written by Watson. and is an
index to the spirit that prompted the letter
to Stearns. lie arraigns all Democrats
before himself, as partisan judge and ju-
ry, tries them, distranchises them. and
then gnashes his teeth tina, he can do them
no further harm. This was precisely what
he meant when he wrote to Stearns. but
prudence suggested mildrr tone. This
fame writer, as il all the fury Of his evil
temper had not yet found vent, thus pro-
ceeds:
The Coppcrheads" Must be Dlsfranchlsed.
The Legislature. from present indica-
tons will b. largely Union in both branch.
es. Should this be so. and the next scs-
ton Of that body DOES not take measures
so preserve the elective franchise and the
rights Of citizens against the lsw!essness
Of the rebels and Copp-rl-ads, the Union
peopl- will appeal to = power that is able
and willing to furnish the required Prosec-
ton"
Ho~ far this ida has practically been
carried into -f-c'. i. shown BY the dlsfr@n-
ehisensu; Of the p-~pl- of L-wi< e0zn,y ia
the Hsus~. beea1~s ihsy veto tie a. Coz
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

MIKE LANE A BoLrER.-Two years
ago VIM. McLane bolted the Union NOM
inee, (Raynor.) for Delegate to Congress.
Two years ago. when he found he and his
friends would bs compelled to take back
seats in the distribution Of county Offices,
he said: " Break the party up" and used
his utmost endeavcrs to that end.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

The MEASs.-McLane declared just
sitter the June election that be was de-
termined to win. let the means be what
they might to insure success. He didn't
think referring the matter back to the peo-
PIE would Be one Of the means. Poor
Mack. il 10 .rua.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

"a We are indebted to Capt. Finch.
of the steamer Elisa AAdersos. for usual
fav0rs.
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~ The citizens Of V Gloria are about
70 purchase . steam fre-engine.
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QrERy.-What could have caused Selu-
cius to drcamp so hastily on the conclusion
Of his five hours speech. whose closing Pc
RODS were most appreciated by his weary
audience al while the music Of his silrery
,loquence yet fingered in the air. 1t could
not have been occasioned by the puncture
which his balloon received at the hands Of
the embodiment" which he Ne-reH was
richly deserved, nor that he feart6 to hear
the report of that Congressional Committee.
Something evidently ,uffled his gaudy
plumage, or he would have folded his man.
tie about him more gracefully and died
with more grandeur.
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A CANDID ADMIssIoN.-The Trans
c,lpt possesses all the innocence of child
hood. 1t has not yet been schooled iii
deceit and treachey. However much we
may admire the candor Of our ncighbor Of
the Transcript, there are others to whom
it will b. no laughing matter:
from the Transcript of Dec. 81, 1867.
"In our opinion the law is plain. it says
officers of an election shall-not may be
sworn. We have no doubt but according
to the strict letter of the law McLane was
elected; yet We BELIEVE ACCORDING TO
JUSTICE LoNGMIRE WAS ELECTED, BE-
CAUSE He RECEIVED A MAJORITY OF THE
VOTES OF THE DISTRICT.
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IT, The Transcript says Longmire is
pledged to vote against Joint Convention
TO elect. Territorial officers. THIS is a
willful. deliberate selfish lie. McIane If
elected is pl dyed on a Joint Convention
10 elect Printer. and the Ramrod of the
Transcript is the candidate for that Office,
and Saucho Panza Gale. his partner. is can
cid.da,e for another Territorial office. 1t
is not fear Of what Longmirc won't do that
prompts this fnlsehood Of the Transcript.
but an intense longing for what McTans
has promised to do for them and their in.
terests. Of course they are not controlled by
selfish motives.
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To- The following passengers arrived
by the anderson on Wednesday afternoon /:
Chase and wife. S. Tingley. Capt.
Smith. Master Smith, Elder, L. d. Dur.
gin, Chas. Granger. Il. Keller, Hawk,
Taylor, and two Klootchmen.
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Superintendent of common schools in
aud for Pierce Co. W. Il.
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