Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-06


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the great advantages 10 the honest
and hard working taan, which II hes
pleased God to give your Territory,
and which only awaits the expectant
hand Of labor and the man with mon
ey in his pocket. Let these letters
be published in your local papers
and send to all parts of the United
States, and do not forget New Eng
land. A letter published in the
Springfield Republican, with its 49,
600 circulation, or the New York pa
pers, would reach many hundred
thousand readers. The clubs, by
raising a fund, which they might do
and not feel it, could place their best
local papers on file in every hotel in
the United States, and by this means
keep up with other Territories which
are almost moving heaven and earth
to sell their lands and secure settlers.
and wealthy cities may
spring up in the great northwest by
thus pressing matters and letting the
world hear from your people and get
with your condition, sit
nation and the true wealth of WASH
ington Territory.
The temperance societies of New
England would be an excellent
medium through which to circulate
newspapers and other printed mat
Ter. The writer of this artical is an
officer in temperance society in the
,ity of Hartford, numbering q 1000
and he will cheerfully cir
,ulate all printed matter sent to him,
gratis: and will aid such work in
he cities Of his State. His address
nay be obtained of the editor of this
oaper.] The people of Washington
Territory should understand that
very. law-abiding immigrant who
mites with them increases value of
cal estate, because it makes q market
or the sale of land. One immigrant
nay be the means of bringing ten
lew ones. Temperance, industry
nd economy" is the watch word of
orogess, and when a country is set
led by such people, the guarantee
# success and prosperity is assured.
Congress, at the next session, pro-
ably. will legislate upon the ques-
ion Of assisting the workingman in
he over-crowded cities and mining
districts Of the country. Would it
lot be good policy for the people Of
our Territory to have an eye to.
'uiness and secure If possibly, the
Of any new law or ap-
which ths Government
nay make? The writer of this COM
thinks that he wcah like
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