Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-23

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last picture Of Mr.. Gladstone cutting
down his rhetoric ins piring tree, in the
presence of voiublc and sdmiriug flock
If geese, back through a long line of
Prime Ministers and public men.
Rv foolish ,h;,,s I do no, .a, had
,h;n,s do,;i,.r.,n7r d,n. nm, ,hnsa wn
y;.a nn,;melv ;1;ua;c;,ns unrJs and
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daa, r. recall In tho fraeden nv ~ rr;ro.e
conversation. yerv learned. verv able. and
very good men may let something drop.
50 utterly at variance with their general
character and with what is expected OF
them. as to make the company lift their
ewes in wonder perhaps in conservation.
The danger of saving foolish THINGS Ia all
the greater when one finds himself ad.
dressing an excited crowd er tempore.
who are waiting for him to still further
arouse and electrify them. / once heard
one of the most popular and effective
platform orators in the land saw that he
never made an off.hand speech without
resolving on the way home that il should
be his last. Pertains he did NOT know
that it was those portions of his speecb.
of which he repented most bitterly.
which formed its chief attractions: for
one who is at all sensitive on such points.
after the hot blood in his veins has he.
gun to cool, is very apt to exaygerate the
folly which he supposes himself to have
committed. Most OF our public speakers.
who are much sought after, are occa.
sionally guilty of some degree of indis
erection, and might not be SO much
sought after if it we're otherwise.
RI talk foo,;sh,v and tn ,.,k bruor.
ouslv are two verv l;Hsr.n+ ,h;nms a.
thnnyh some neonle are ant +o cnn,ound
them the most t;mnIv truth n,av IL.
moSt ;mnrassivelv convsvea nr1sc ,ha
form of n wi,t;c;sp, vh;Ie tho ,,ooLos,
and s;lljcst twaddle NAV mo wrsnne1 nm
in a cloak of solemn ana nret,nt;,us
words An bab;tnal ;oksr NAV he a voru
unnrot;tabIe and te1inus kind ~ a n.rson
bnf the delicate retort the banrv and nm
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that it emits its brightest salli,s. inst 40
the iron ON the anvil throws off II. ,n,st
brilliant and abundant sharks inst after
it i. drawn, white-hot, from the forge.