Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30


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lr is m 'ughly Brit 81 in al as feelings.
AMI the very b-si man u guard British
int rrs,s on Pugi Sound. tnd'r his
watchful care the ''po~s. s<ory III hts" Of
tn. ii. Il. Co. and the i4nds. fai ms. etc,
Of the i. $. Agricultural c.. will not q ow
lrss. Oar people say they have steadily
and RAPIDLY increased since the treaty. An
old settler who came ever here in the tall
OF 1915. said to me that he would for $1,000
put up as good buildings as were here in
1916. DIR. Tolmie first came to Ni>qually
in 1888, and his biography up to ls45 or
1876, would almost present the history Of
this region. He has acquired much un.
popularity among the American settlers by
his persistent warning off every American
who happens to locate within tho magma
ry bounds of the Glands claimed under the
treaty by the p. S. Agricultural Com.
pany." These extend between the Ms.
qualIy and Puyallup rivers, from thu shore
Of the Sound TO the foot Of the Cascad
mountains. The settlers say that they
no sooner locate upon unimproved lands
withou, vestigc Of sign that they have
ever been appropriated to mans use, or
troddcn by the hoof Of a domestic animal
within that area, but DR.. Tolmie warns
them of. Notwithstanding this prejudice
of the SIT lcrs 50 read ~ accounted for, yet
I must confess l was really pleased with
the DR.. l cannot blame him for being
English AMI acting thoroughly his English
part, he would be faithless to his trust if
he did otherwise, hut d. blame our Gov.
ernmcnt for making treaty which opens
tho door end invites him to be an'i.Amcr-
lean even Willis living IN American soil.
Were he to fail to avail himself of this op.
pvrtunity to aggrandizs himself and his
employees though at our expense and by
our humiliation, should think him fool
instead of the smart man l have found
him. should judge him BY his appear
ance to be about forty. He is scholar,
well.read. and appears to have devoted
much of his time to the New York Iri-
bxnc, though, he takes strong exception to
Greeley's Protection doctrines. The Doc
tor and did not agree on the Tariff at all.
nor could blame him after learning the
prices Of goods which the company send
here to supply their posts. If the compa.
ny were exempt from paying duties. it
wou' d be useless for any American mrr-
chant to attempt competition. In his in
t-rcourse with the Collector. could not
help observing his politeness, not to 81;
obsequiousness. On remnrking this char
actcris,ic, was told that this is the result
of education, the English manner Of defer.
encs to those in authority; for Shak-
spcarc says
"a FOOLS obcyed in Office"
As the Doctor has proved himself . gen.
tleman Of sense and breeding, accept this
and discard the idea that il il mere cant !;
but could not avoid arriving at the con-
clusion that the character for meeknrss
and humility aserib-d BY the genial Dick.
ems to his immortal conception Of Criah
Hep Was not stilt~d - had fancied it..
for here At the Jumping of place Of the
unitsi States a America ! found the in
stance Of equal m~rknrss and passive sub
aissivcn-sA II this same Transaction.
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