Report of Proceedings, With the Papers Read At the ... Annual General Meeting
Report of Proceedings, With the Papers Read At the ... Annual General Meeting
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Time will not permit so specific an enumeration of the mem- bers of the bar of territorial days, some of whom have already been named. Many of them, including some of the territorial judges, are still with us, and some of them are now on the Bench of the State and Federal Courts.
This remnant of territorial days still constitutes a strong ele- ment in the judicature of the commonwealth, and while life and strength remain, pioneer-like, they will continue to exert what influence they possess for... the good of the land they have so long loved and cherished; and their afiFections are not bounded by state lines, but include and embrace the whole glorious American Union.
In conclusion, for the benefit of the more recent additions to and ornaments of the Washington Bar, who travel from place to place in magnificent palace-cars, and hold forth in palatial Court-houses, I will briefly allude to our means of travel, our temples of justice, and mode of trial in the early territorial days.
On the Sound, one traveled in canoes and plungers, unless we happened to strike the ** Eliza Anderson," a weekly steamer from Olympia to Victoria and way ports, and the only passenger steamer on Puget Sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time will not permit so specific an enumeration of the mem- bers of the bar of territorial days, some of whom have already been named. Many of them, including some of the territorial judges, are still with us, and some of them are now on the Bench of the State and Federal Courts.
This remnant of territorial days still constitutes a strong ele- ment in the judicature of the commonwealth, and while life and strength remain, pioneer-like, they will continue to exert what influence they possess for... the good of the land they have so long loved and cherished; and their afiFections are not bounded by state lines, but include and embrace the whole glorious American Union.
In conclusion, for the benefit of the more recent additions to and ornaments of the Washington Bar, who travel from place to place in magnificent palace-cars, and hold forth in palatial Court-houses, I will briefly allude to our means of travel, our temples of justice, and mode of trial in the early territorial days.
On the Sound, one traveled in canoes and plungers, unless we happened to strike the ** Eliza Anderson," a weekly steamer from Olympia to Victoria and way ports, and the only passenger steamer on Puget Sound.
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