Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-01

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Observation-Disclosures
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S.,o,s VI ,ue ha'' Na S" a. ~, ~
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vas sosPehoca ps uae iAeu,"y oe.
ms own class Gay Ia iooo, ana vas nor
aiio"eu 10 JOIN In the 'esu'i''es ., Tue
oay' except surreputiousiy' having o''en
do"n from concord 10 gig. ooncoI ,
was tne place 10 WHICH ne Was Danlsheu'
and there he composed his clas. poem,
winch was afterwards printed since ne
was not allowed to deliver 1t.
To q gentleman who sent to John G.
Whittier the reply of Mr.. w. A. Croffut
to the poem of Bishop A. Cleveland Coke
on the Eastern war, the Quaker poet
writes as follows: "Dear Friend: thank
thee for sending to me the excellent
verses Of Mr.. Cr0tfut to the war-inciting
Bishop. 1t would be much better if our
less victories Of peace and good will. I
am often reminded of the lines of Ossian
The battle ceased along tb' plain, for
the bards had sung the song Of peace
Ever thy friend, JOHN G. WHITTIER"
THE Emperor of Russia has been lead.
ipp a yerv simple life at Plofesti. He
worked Without ceasinp. Signing hum
dreds of documents dailv' Every docu.
ment must be read over to him. for he will
give no signature which is merely me.
chanical. To the entreatics of his SER
wants to take things more easily he has
ALWAYS the same answer: II am neither
olu enough nor ~ enough 10 relieve my.
sell irom NY opnea'iohs. Inc Gar
Ieaclico ~, n:s MY -ni.tn year on 'he Sou VI
June. MS uihher IL served regularly AT
WE'VE ,. c!ocK, 1oon, atter wnlcn nc taxes
of'Ve' usually "i'n 'ne crown frince'
A CORRESPONDENT in Vermont, who
met Secretary Sherman when he visited
that State, few days ago, photographs
him in this wise: 'His personal appear
ance is striking, If not imposing. Over
six feet tall, lean and lank, he is the type
OF a true Westerner. Carelessly dressed,
wearing sack'coat OF dark material
anything but broadcloth, with u dark,
high.crowned straw hat, not recently
purchased, his feet encased In brogans,
with cotton socks, which might have
oeen covered had ms trousers been an
men or two longer, ne reminds one OF
careless, well-to-do stock-buyer or a
Pa!eat.rIghts Pedoier, rather than the
Ghlel nnanciai agent OF TINS great NATION.
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