Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

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TAXED o. We shall knos mose II
iss pro@pecss in . year frUo tins
tune.
On the Republican ads Sensaor
Blaine attracted more attention, and
made more and better speeches.
than any other Senator. But, un-
like Thurman, he "scatters" too
much. He talked on every subject.
1t was said, referring to this fact.
and to the often promised but never
delivered speech Of Senator Conk-
ling, that the difference between Sem
ator B. and Senator G. was that one
was always preparing Q speech he
never delivered, and the other was
always delivering speeches he never
prepared. Blaine is ready, witty,
and we'll informed, and his speech
in favor Of the Brazilian subsidy
carried it through the Senate. It
was simply q condemnation Of what
others had said in favor of the meas-
ure, and there was not new idea in
it, but it was 90 clearly and yet 90
artfully prepared that the effect was
great. The Senate passed the bill
almost 1t the conclusion, Of the
speech.
Work to-day IL commenced on
the Washington Monument. There
seems now to be no doubt Of its
completion, a. Congress has appro-
priated the money. The monument
may not please tho taste Of every
one, but it is . great patriotic work,
and its completion must have hap.
Ply influence throughout all parts Of
the country.
This is the season of school COM
mencements, and several things in
connection are especially noticeable.
Florists do q better business than at
any time. since Easter, as do also
dealers in tarleton, kid-gloves, lid
slippers, and so on. Every graduat-
ing girl must present herself upon
the stage mass of floating tulle and
gauze and every friend envitsd to
witness her performance must be pre-
pared to send up boquet or other
floral Offering at the moment she
makes her bow. That this 10 all
superficial and useless, is as true as
that it is being carried to ridiculous
extremes here. There is an evil
dent need of. reform in school
graduetions all over the Union. The
girl who delivered the valedictory in
her class TIE other evening in light
calico, deserves commentator. The
The summer vacations last till Sep
TENDER. How differently school A.
fairs are managed are now from what
they were ten or fifteen years ago!
And how much better! Then there
Was no such thing known ~ . three
months rest from duty. nor - the
long terms Of to-day. Surely this ID
an AGE of proCYeea notwlthafandin