Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

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erriur brother. We must coas1l,
the gent.esi manner and snfteSt sea-
sons ot address: our advice must not
fall ike = violent Storm. bearing
down and making those 10 droop
whom il is intended TO cherish snll
refresh. II must descend rs the dew
on the tender herb, or like melted
flakes Of snow; the faster ii falls the
longer i; will dwell upon, and the
deeper it sinks into the mind. II
there are few who have the human
ity to receive advice as they ought,
it is often because there are a few
who have the discretion to convey
it in the proper way, and who can
qualify the harshness and bitterness
and rcproof, against which human
nature is apt to revolt. To probe
the wound to the bottom, with all
the boldness and resolution of good
spiritual surgeon, and yet, with all
delicacy and tenderness of a friend,
requires very dexterous and master
" hand. An affablc department
and complacency of behavior will
disarm the most obstinate whereas,
if instead of calmly pointly out the
mistakes, we break out into ursecm-
Iy sallics of passion, we cease to have
any influence.
THE RADICAL PLATFoRM.-1.T The
negro is better than the white man.
2. Being black and ignorant he
shall vote.
3. The white man, unless a Radi.
cal, shall not vote.
4. Greenbacks are legal tender fol
the laboring classes, but gold and
silver must be paid to bondholders.
S. No tax on the rich mans bonds
but compel tie poor man to pay
upon everything he owns.
6. Love New England because she
demands your protection aud your
money.
I. The Southern States arc out OF
the Union, and must be controlled
by the negroes and military govern.
ments.
6. Freedom belongs to Congress,
only those who are in favor the Rad
ical party shall inherit it.
Q. The "Constitution is a league
with hell and n covenent with death,
and we as Radicals discarlit entirely
DO METALS GRow.--It is morally
certain that gold, silver, copper and
some other metals are now in pro.
cess of formation or deposition
Abandoned silver mines in Peru
have been found rich iu aborescen;
deposits of the metals on the walls
of galleries unused for many years
A gold bearing region, after having
been cleaned Of the precious metal
gives good result after the elspso o.
only a few years. So with copper
In the Siberian mines, not only the
precious carbonate known as malac
hito, but the metal itself, in state
of almost absolute purity, Is deposi
ted on the walls, roofs and floors Of
galleries run under the carth's sur
face. In some places in masses, and
in Others has = tree-like formation
with trunk and branches similar to ;
delicate moss.
GRANT AND MS llATcHET-Wher
Ulysses :. Grant was little boy hi'
father bought him haseh~t- Ciys
ses was so delighted that he wen
about hafchefing everything b.
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