Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11
AS 20 THE HERALD.

instant and tireles Vet its publishers TIA,
n NOT for the ,eut, expect patron tn,
re from sources with which the paper is str
p connected by say of the possible an
,eaus % direct communication. ms mr.
,,ter fact is mao known in order to eN- ra
Init beyond i,eradvenfure, the inr'hef Tx
,ct that Inc H,.gAIr ices not aim TO win OH
nv rrea'er cmolur mt from the mere in a.
emit to d. good q that blessed comfort az
vbich mes On consciousness OF Ia
igL ueods purpose, ard which seldom iails ;.
n the end TO eafn zen material reward =,
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We are OF nose who believe that truth
IS mighty and will prevail" and also 'ha' a
,f,er an ,siitor has grown old enough and =
sufficiently experienced 10 think eoolly' ;
and Judge fairly, his memory is not likely a
4. he adequately aler for him to be a sue q
cs,sf.l liar. Thus uncomfortable err
cumstances often lead, even an editor
ia the straight path, aud frequently super
induce great good.
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The HzRAID will be a hearty hater oil
shams. injustice unfairness, hypocrisy
and an manner Of meanness, and II Twin
h, the friend, champion, creditor and en-
dorser Il deeency. patriotism public
sni-it. manliness. honor. integrity aud re-
matlican SIN. and in it all ii will cudeavor
10 mas good living and legion OF
friends.
The HERALD in this dawn of its exist
.,ss sends its warmest greetings TO the
peoale Of .Fairhaven a~~i of the state. II
il here 10 take hand in the upbuilding
ola city that is fated 20 be among the
worlds wonders and Of a country which
though last in the order of Time Is first IN
she maenifcence Of its resources and
its prospsrt-. Tlae HERALD from its birth
means 10 take its stand with the foremost
journals of the land; it means TO be
profession IN tne wurid. IA" press = tnc
Champion. the shield and the buekler Of
he people. 1t relies ON the penple, it does
a. ch thanking for them. acts for them
he th,y cannot act for themselves;
;, aks IL them and suffers for them. too.
at shines J, rnalism omancipated the
seri 81 France I'd hurled the hateful
Bourbons and a de, ,nerate noblesse from
the pinnacle o. power. 1t was the press
that kindlcd tie patriotic flame in the
-easts Of degenerate Greek and Slav. II
wa the Ifess that y % for England hcr
Essues, and it was n press Of America
that reused her peopl to the terrible
wrong, the slave system hat disgracec
the free Institutions Of the nd. Happily
the Herald will never need confront
tyranny-thou, il will ever fig to pre-
serve oar libertl The Goddess Free
don santhr rned oft on America soil
.rss ten mill. ,n -ords are reads Il
avenge O. ok that would disturb III
,erer.. st,end u her ay.
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But tuere rec her duties Of manifold
importan =. Iere this city Of Fair
haven will yet nnte, the greatest com
mercial aeti ity hat e world has eve
known. vcni 'e, vii p she sat enthrone
on Ser hundre, ISLES a gather, 4 tribut
nom every land oneaL the sun. Nv nc
a DRlspuity like at VIII ch this ~ q
purs viii yet see. g aevg. in her pa nj
est DAYS when men IF ev Try tribe. %
tongue. and cline frcqueuteo the lar,
ai.s When q thousand galieys lay a, an
chcr W b = bay. enjoyed not tnc commerC
wbNh thai be ours before half a centm
n passed. The millions Of China, ,
da,e,oi India and Australia, TO sa
moth. * Il the peoples that lie scatterc
osa the thousand islands that gem Il
bread waters Of the Pacific, must ho
comm al relations with the people
"aSo'i'e " o'yonu "ll o'nerS iier'
w ooso VI o"i mountains are 'n' \
~fr-ces that enabled England to be Il
e'u'n'efe' , sovereign OIL 'he "o''u' ne
are iae'h IS LOT manufactures "h'eh
other cur Try in the world can boast {
-" abb all b re are men OF grit
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