Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-02

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BRIGuAM's favorite wife, Amelia, has
been dethroned since the prophets death,
aud report SAYS that she has gone back TO
Peoria, ILL.,, with the intention of re-
naming. 1t appears that Amelia was
never q Mormon ut all: that her ConDec-
ton with Brigham WAS merely mar
rage de convenience, and based upon a
COuLIdCL Which luCluuCo hohoSohSiy
furnished home, carriage and horses and
full liberty to provide such home CON-
forts as she may desire.
Misunderstanding of the greatpoet,
John q. Whittier, the Rural Press says:
Whittier rounds his three score years and
ten. 1t has been with him u lifetime of
song. No other singer has SO thorough
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being and doing as he has. For half a
century he has been the Laureate of hu-
man rights in America. He sang for
Freedom when thus to sing was but to in
vito obloquy, and repel fame, Singing
bravely, clearly and faithfully, he made
strong impress upon coward time. No
prouder thought can come to him--if
ever proud thought find Judgment in so
humble heart-in all the glad con-
seriousness which generous tribute may
yield, than that in days of great human
need he was Humanity's true'apostlc Of
song. In these later days he has grown
even more mellow and tender, his broad
Asweet faith ripening into rarer sweetness,
and reaching out with liberal arms to
take in all Of brotherly trust and truth.
His Indian summer follows all too soon
upon life's kind and generous harvest
moon, as mellow, as serene, as glad it
CLOVIS, as if no winter, with its cold re-
pose, were waiting farther on. so may
he hold his souls abundant good till full
unfold the sweeter flowers of being,
where the air has in it summers sweet
ness rare, and Song can breathe forever
with no thought of care!