Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-28
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., editor Of tia Rocky Noun
tASt rttsrIv crush an esteemed con-
tm W..r under carloads Of eloquent
nhilipics. A Montana Horace
s ~ drew this picture Of hated II
- "a trade: s o.ta,cl,o,v
- ;mbeciiity who has ravaeeo nls sA
s.rnss to fill up the insect CURING tne
- and the cheerful looking corpse
- acted lately as his nan FRIDAY,
ho nsS ;s q tenderfoot equally sofs at
.5s will doubtless p.salyZe eyery-
~,av with their tnunderboits OF
~ D ssrca n, and polite invectIye. lie
sno1S; snoa1.S,;r;biIity of thsir philipics. however,
n5sai.s ~ ai.lsrsnd iarqeiy on whsiher theycouid
yhIestls y.. tl,st dictionary or not; their so-
baI99n ba9s.s heiuo painfully abridged If left
q shsir own resources.
~. also 70 the Leavenvcrth
sl,ndino to q near at hand bat
Ipne.' Ip.',ir ,nors esteemed contemporary:
II. seems TO be very generally conced-
i ttat %. X. A, editor oil lhs hansas
S5.s Jouynal. is a narrow. minced, pig-
sss.s',ed ~ laundering, stupid, malicious.
..;rc ;,ckass. He is just the Kind OF
VIZ grt 10 permit drinking, gambling
sseIns to prostitute the coiu'niis OF the
ss:.sr for tho purpose Of mailgning re-
liable citizens. ..,,
~ - 10 the pound, coIauasud as 70 the
! - s,s;a City editor who tnus sets his
, ssSt nnon a hill on tbs death Of an as
sssred Alderman of t1s city;
3 = sqiha announcement of his death fell
saila The notes Of tho bell tollIng
sss.sr.I chime, as falls tho cauencs OF u
.ss;rt n the midst OF swelling pasans.
6ronc men stood still aud wtps when
shsr heard it, then went and teid IL with
ksayy hearts. And so the sad news
rsedsd no iron tongue or DraZsn lung 10
s.,sId Il abroad. 1t was beaten from
- heraayed breast only to find iode-
nsrt IN another, till tee whole city
-somed. It was cloudy day here in
VIRGINIA Yesterday, for the sunshine OF
! cood mans presence had been dark
snsd and hearts beat a ,nuiiisd drnm-
~ AZ men joined the mOurnful pro-
ragions passing up and down the
4gssts."
MARYLAND editor tenders coupratu-
laiions 70 newly married friend in these
foryent words:
4 Fate has garlanded the chaplet of our
{tieud with one of ths fairest and sweet
p flowers that bloom in tho parterrc of
kasuty, whose fragrance will impregnate
11dolence every impulse of his generous
feart. The brightest star that radiates
~ galaxy of fascinating women shines
non and illuminates her pathway with
Hand smile and aliuring light, whose
lsspiendenl effulgenee, glowing with IN
Ahmed Iuster each revolving season,
III pilot the victor OF so estimable
Ieise 10 a haven of happiness. May joys
I'd blessings as exquisite and hall0wei
= those engendered by a shower of rosos
Iosttered by the hands of the Peri from
~ far-of garden of Paradise crown
hair welded future and increase with
~ lapse of years.
The eKn0xvillei Tenn. Tribune not long
20 had this fine bit OF writing. As
Ienuine burst of feeling it is entitled to
be- ribbon:
"A young lady in neighboring town
ss sent US a basket of luscious fruit.
be was once ono of our accomplished
iris, who commanded respect aud nd
airation wherever she Went. Though
,sny sands have fallen from the hour
lass of the silent angel since she moved
lom our midst, and all things. save
|ol'sown holy fires that sentinel nightly
j burning beauty the hill of heaven, are
larked aud marred with tue shocks Of
0Oaa. still cheerful welcome Is extend
q to her by all, with the hope thit her
inted rainbows, aud that the hereafter,
'hich looms up before us all, may be
not with thorns, bnt roses
right as those which erst did bloom on
udean hills"