Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-12

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"a; Mr. T--h<u a. eutztlel 70 the
sa=s credit
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s1preS-l1z frc- Our Feopls Tia;
Il - bera --ceess,a! = apparent.
I'D 40 ca L. surprised a. tie re-
salt With sseh 81 eloq0eHt appeal
before Mr HAyes who could for a
moment dozas Ia; the delay would
D. StAcl0gsly accorded: In fact the
Only woaisr l. that al appointment
for 4 third tern VAS lot immediate
made out and forwarded 10 the
Chairman Of the Central Committee,
A. al AcknO=!@dgmen, Of and com
plInen; 10 has irresistible, indefAtiS-
IDLE and dIsinterested labors.
We do believe that even those who
are the most blinded by partizan
zeal can now get glimpse of the
wires by which they are pulled hith-
er and thither to serve the purposes
of u few selfish demagoeues, too
heightened to work and too lazy to
obtain a livelihood by the means
which their dupes are compelled to
adopt to earn their daily bread.
SUGAR BEET CULrURE.-A number
of residents of the Puyallup valley
have been taking practical measures
for insuring test of the adaptability
of the soil for growing sugar beets.
Several hundred dollars have al
ready been subscribed for paying
premiums for the lest acre crops;
for providing an accurate test of
quality of each sample submitted,
aud publishing report of the anal
Uses ana a tabulated statement OF
the cost of cultivation. Messrs. G..
o. Kelly, E. r. Rogers, E. Meeker,
j. w. Ackerson and E. G. Meade
have been appointed committee to
receive the subscriptions, superin-
tendent the award of premiums and
lay the result before the public. 1t
is with much satisfaction that we re-
cord this determination to ascertain
the value of o resource of SO much
Importance to the people if our most
sanguine expectations are realized.
The produce is one which has the
world for a market, and is not sub
ject to such wide fluctuations of de.
mand as most of the leading staples.
ORDINARY letter-writers have but a
faint conception of the prominence
given to written language by the ju-
dicious use of capitals. Now the
word "out" is of little Importance
spelled with little o, but dignity it
with capital and how prominent it
stands! "Get the President" seems
peculiarly mandatory and is likely to
be obeyed spelled with a big Il;
Until with capital U, means more
than simple until" and its effect
has been, in this instance, to sus-
pend Presidential action indefinitely
"Our people shows supreme reli-
ance upon those tractible mud-sills,
not to be observed in the modest
d" our people," Eminent writer's af-
ford ample precedent for this Gus.
tom. Instance: Mr.. Dickens por-
traiture of the Delays of the Circum
location Office--How Not to Do It
Other examples will suggest them
selves as the mind loans over the
wide field of literature.
The Pal0use Gazette is the last
Republican paper to kick out of the
traces over the action of the Central
Committee. 1t is severely sarcastic,
not to say supremely saucy. II it