Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-07-21
1t ashlnaton S taudara
OINVPIl. Wi>u.
fLlRN NINIM,, Illi -. 1893.
Republican "Argument."


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Nj now c';r hvilf,natcl ncighhor'S
tc.;'' rItl,o IN t." ttI1rt he makes to
recover liz tGui,ij.tilm from the
~aart :lrn W. .ty" Ism willie lie was
- co.r,, l.,...''- r..tiu. up liz i'm
;.-.-- ...- ii la->:a- unliti,.il events
NJ ,xi,ctiu. i round up" it came
Will 4 >uu,.cl.no,s that la, kept him
ever SINCE cx?,aiuIu. how it was that
he eat such a yrotrsluc figure in re-
,tt,riu. hi> footing.
II NIL Lr remembered tb,t o,,r co.
t.u,n,arv MAS routinn,I,v L.r,n.r-
;n,, ,v,, =, ,,~,J,.. ,ho L.lio, ,h.,
Observation-Disclosures. L.nro..;or 80 a..
c,nr,r,. w,. c,,.o1 80 ,h. c,,o,oo,
,i,.n.,;,.,.l ADMINISTRATORS, c,
r,l3v fl.. .y,,. Ms l.Juc,.o, ellen, :,
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ts,n aud ,.,..,;,i.n :, locor,. o,;,,.r,
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r,o5 p. fine truth ari; :, h.caro ,,,,
sr,vn,t,,. ,l.in .,.,, :, nr;.l. u,.
,,IyI..o,,d .Lou. ,h., :, 1o,l ,,u.;
,l.,.or than v;,I
Tb;. ,roco.. h.1 -,,,,
on,.., +, l,., , ,,a - ~
...n,o su,.,,u,;.u.. ,.
7, ,ow admit, ,a, ,,
!, tho L,,re Tho, h., h.,. o,,',
the depross;or hrt se.r ,ho. tho,.
,,ou Le ,ho,co1 .rI nro1uoo a.,
rcsnI,", w.u we'll ,t ns a5m,t
this amendment of con,pl,ipt and seo
whether it will help the cause very
materially. It's shifting the resnon.
sihilitv TO a moro LOGICAL ;nauerce :,
is true. but Left ia 500 how Grm,v
established the PREMISES may la Il
il at all reasonable ~ he,;ovo ,h., ,ho
confidence shown hv tho no,ulor vo,.
for Presid,n,l,st vc,r in Derocr.,;o
nriacinles has w,nod beforo =, an
nortun;tv for domors,-.,;, ,ho;u
utility has occnrred9 Uavo Tho ,oo
ple. who NV remarkable ,non;n;,v
declared in favor Of trial Of cor,.;,
well-defned and tboropob,v ,,;sc,ssod
principlcs. and before tho mocb;no,v
they were about IN GO, !, n,o,;on ~
accomnlish sucb reform hos boon
started all at once lost confidence in
their MANS and roso,ved nror dos,,ov.
ing the d.v;.o that hos COS, ,ho,, o.
much thumebt and ,;me ord ,oho,9
This position is Inv no means ten.h,e
but is the ground that must Of neces.
s;tv no occnn;od hr Tho ,nu,,uo.a
yenturesome cba,nn;on Of = couso ,h.,
is buried and nossesses no reosonoh,o
means for or homo Of res,sc;,o,;on
The fact; - H.rd T;n,os h,,hoo,
several wears cominr and b;s adver,
is owing to those congen;a, conditions
which invites and invariably soc,ros
his presence. He came because he
saw. in the nroa;oate no,nro of r,h,;o
and private expenditures. that a sea.
son of carnival was near nv for him
He saw that ind;v;dpals v;,,ooos
towns. cities committee States and
even the Genarol covor,ron, uo,o
all snending moro mo,ev ,b., oo,,,I
be safely warranted NV . healthy
volume of trade Chewing the inn
nr,se which q, inflated o,..on. w.,
nroduced the ;nd;v;d,o, mo, w;,,;,o
m trust :, tho f,trro e.. ;,a,,,.o.,.as
of tho nresent. ,ovos .;,;os ~,
counties in resnouse IN tho s.me fool.
ing. piled I'M bonds nnon bonds for
all conceivable public announcements
until the ACQUIRING interest alone
absorbed the whole of a reasonable
levy for tax purposes: the government
in it's liberalitv for the few surv;v;rg
veterans Of q war which had closed
nearly a third of a century AGO made
provision for hundreds Of tbon.and. of
camp-followers and denendeuts wbo
never smelled gun nowder ercent on
dress parade and this with tho army
of new offices created during and i'm.
mediately after the war as much to]
foster a system of reward A. to exne.
dite the public business comnletes
the chain of profligate expenditure
which has resulted in over-taxed ener.
pies. depleted nurses and encumbered
estates. These conditions have been |
cumulative in results OF dread portent,
and we found the nation last Novem-
Der so near the verge of a mighty |
precipice that change of plan was |