Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-19


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Wine" piped Webb Il. Hayes
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Why" said Dir. Hayes, impress
sively, his voice now trembling with
emotion, - knew man once i'll
Clyde, Ohio, who was addicted TO
wine, or, what is very much the
same thing, to gin. You could
smell him positively rod away.
That man died in the poorhouse."
"You remember, Rutherford"
said Mrs. Hayes, chow the second
son of Mrs. George Dalrymple, she
that wasa Wigglesworth of Maumee,
and such a promising young man,
acquired taste for intoxicating bev-
erages and ran away to Chicago, af-
ter stealing the Sabbath school fund.
Now, these young Russian Grand
Dukes are away from their mother
and other friends, and I'm not 60
ing to consent to put temptation in
their way"
"No, mother" said Webb D.
Hayes. Rather let me talk to the
young gentleman who are to bo our
guests, and convince them that q
serpent turks in every glass that con-
tains spirituous liquors" and the
eyes of Webb G. Hayes glowed be-
hind his spectacles with noble en-
thusiasm.
Well said, my son, we'll saidw
exclaimed Mr.. Hayes. "We will do
nothing that might lead these young
Princes to contract habits of dissipa-
ton. We will teach the effete aris-
tocracies of the Old World lesson
in Republican simplicity by setting
before them tho p,:rest of Potomac
water, favored with pellucid ice from
the crystal bosom of the noble river
on whose banks my friend Blaine
lives!" Mr.. Hayes's resolute fen
lures assumed softer look as he
thought of the kennebec and of his
friend Blaine.
The combined persuasiveness of
the Cabinet and of the white proxy
of Frederick Douglass was brought
to bear upon Mr.. Hayes and Mrs.
Hayes and Webb p. Hayes to in
duce them to reconsider this determi-
nation, but they were firm. All the
members Of the Cabinet, with the
exception of Mr.. Evarts. who was
absent attending. To the interests OF
his New York clients. withdrew in
discontinue and held hurried con
sultatiOn CA the steps Of the White
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