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TKIt.MH k)Y HUJWCHIITJON
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, I'er week delivered hcarrlcr. 15
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JflX IllOlltllK W
Ono year, If tmlil for In advance, 1 V
blx montlw, ' 0
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ntithorircd If) re-
rj-Uulwed n wooiid-clawi miitUT at tin)
Hnli)in,OrK)li.lVwtulllcc. Jlino21. low.
Republican National Ticket.
I For I'roMlilunt,
JIKNJAMIN HAHKISOX,
Of flHliunii.
Ior Vleo I'renitlciil:
JiKVT P. MORTON,
Or 'ov York.
K()ll PltlihlOCNTIAf. Kl.lXTOItH.
Itohort MuUim, nf Klamath County.
Win. KHpiis.of Miiltiiiiiiuih County.
O. W. Fulton, of CliitMii(Viiiiny.
THURSDAY. AlTflUKT 2.1, 1K88.
A ICKSOICT'IO VIOI-HNCC
Ourcorri'Hioii(li'iit MiliuiitHiiHoino
whut Inili'llnlto (jiifMtloii wIil'ii ho
nsltH unto point out an liiHtiincowliuro
it puojilu huvo rei'ovi'ri'd (liclr forfeited
HkIiIh without it ri'Horl. to vlolunco.
In tllw'UwtliiK tlilH InturuHtliiK Hiih
Jccl (lioniluii liivnliiiitiirily rovcrta
to tlio UiikIIhIi rovolution of Ki8S
wlitm tho tynuit .Iuiih'h wuh driven
from tlio throiiu; to tlio French rov
olution whun hoitls XVI. nml IiIh
iicon wuro niitilo to pay tlio jirk-o of
Ioiik tiiiKiindured oxwhhch; mid to
our own rovolution ngniimt tlio ty
ranny and tiHiirjinllnn of a lilunted
kiiiKuud a corrupt and HlavHi minis
try. All wrlternon coiiHtltutlouiiI law
immii mo ngni oi involution, "a ro-
wirt to vloloneo," iih our correspond
out putrt it, wlion political wrong
grown to ho Intoloralile. 'i'lie right
dlvlno of klngM to govern wrong Is
tacitly admitted In all tho older
countiluH of Kuropo, and It Ih a
rocognlised axiom in Mtato craft that
iwojilu grow and Hourlsh in Hjiltoof
inln-govoruniont. .lustltlii xlinuhl
have dullncd tho kind of right ho
hud In mind when ho Mated IiIh
iimwtiou. Take ltuwtliiit Hoolety
wliorti the king Ih alnoluto, and can
doprlvo tlio Hiihjeet of lltiorly itnd
gtMitlrt hy a niero o.trclht of will ;
thoro the owo In ho loriH)ruto that It
neoinmw If tlio two fmvert muM tight
It out hofunt popular right rati iw-
wort Itn own.
Hut history rvoonU many In
Mliwicim whom popular right and
prlvllogoH havo lnon rwovorml hy
uoimtitutloutil uieaiiH. Tho Knglhdi
nation alt'ordM a Nlgnal example.
DurliiK tho lltiuovurdyniirity, iVoni
ITU to 18S7, liy Kgltmlou, iwtltlon
nml public niititlng, that Hoplo
ouimiiuhi ntmrty or the prow, ro
Mrttwl cxtcnlun of tlio olovtoiwl
fniiuihlMi, and mich rwitrhtloiiN lnt
ptMwl on tho pilvlletfe of (ho peer
that tlio llhortloH or t hut poopl are
rogunlod mm tlio triumph or ttutiw-niaiiHlilp.
In thin ctHiittry thervU no .pm.
Hon tint mtrlouH MHiJal wrong oaUI.
It iMbliowitlu UlHH-Mrlks in jHipu
iHr dlwyiutont, In tlio MOcumuUitlou
tifwuiltlilu n ft'W lmudu and tho
luiHtvMrUliuioitt ortho iiihm, and
uirioti othor nyinptutw wliluh lm
imw tin tluHiKhtrnl ltiliid iw oml
ntMiof Impoiidlng Iruulilo. ilutalll
tlitod(miiiotuntH aro to Ni ImiHMl
W MK-WI Mllll UOI HUItlOMl OHlkM.
Oho www of InomUiiK lmiHivrlli
uwut U ll lMdtfbtmtiiM of tlw
frinlii clrti to -lie monyod inttto
w ol tlie m(. 'flut tlmiu f
Ive tutrMt eUiHi UioMtU4iHM of
I1m U.rrowhm oimuiUty, ami to a
oumMiajUir o!tut Murioltw tho
IlltU WlttM IXltltt it How.
'I1i wmm t) Au U h (WW mhiIhI
rrUU.ii, Ml, i, mmiUmm- dUff (WcUir
in tint uuil UUtrtbuUoii of Dm
ruiiitarthi ciHiutry. IVbuUiwl
UUiiM-ut iivmum1 by AuftikeUl ux
iwrto thuw iluti u th wk intluc
trlw oT Uttf ouuiiiry Um Iim of
wiOurwiti to IOU0T OMti,M
m ruHk whU (MMilt will mt frw
KtoWL TW NtwttvLy mtt
anMNHtt jnOd r feb taw lni Um
pockcta of thouBanda, In many casce,
while tho profit Is retained by a for-
-tunatc few.
High rates of interest, and the low
price of labor cause most or the trou
I'lc that disturb our social lire, and
Durely Ul can bo remedied without
a resort to violence; ""The liberties of
the people have not been so serious
ly impaired as to Justify the ultima
ratio of revolution. And since the
American people carry everything
into politics, this matter or wealth
accumulation and increasing im
poverishment Bliould be made the
main issue or the campaign and not
uprotcctivo tariff.
Tho talk is common in working
men's assemblies that all this tariff
talk Is simply a duit raised to blind
peoples eyes. With 00,000,000 ieo
plo to supply with necessaries, and
nn exjiort trade or but four per cent
of our product, a high or a low tariif
is or comparative unimportance.
Tills country could live ir our ports
or entry were all walled in, and not
a skill' load or goods came to or loft
our shores. Tlio tariff policy is not
nn issue, because the difference be
tween the Mills bill and the bill
preparing by the republican senators
is merely one of detail a question
of more or less revision on certain
schedule articles.
In nnswer to our correspondent's
riuestlun we have but to say that
whatever rights tho people of this
country desire to vindicate, we be
lieve may be recovered without vio
lence. That article of tho green
bncker faith, which favors the use of
acertalu portion of tho public money
in .onus to the Indebted class at a
nominal Interest, we believu is
Worthy of consideration. The wages
rotation' can only bo replaced by tho
plan or limited partnerships, now
working so succehsfully in England.
These are social questions, but tho
aid or government might beinvoked
to apply the proper remedies.
SOCIAL INJUSTICE.
Fr Silt.
Can
Wrong be Righted Without
Rexort to Violence?
i:i.r.trrioNMtTi:s.
their
Maine and Vermont hold
Ktato elections in September.
At tlio November clectlo-i, West
Virginia votes on n constitutional
prohibitory aniniendment, similar
to that submitted last '.ill In this
state.
Women will take o more active
part In this political campaign than
over before. Mrs. .1. Kllon Foster is
to speak in Maine for tho republi
cans Just before tho approaching
election And tlio nrohibitlon
party lenders are arranging to have
Miss Prances Wlllartl follow her
and speak tit tho same places.
Tlio selection of Ilunalo, Sept.
lsith, an the place nml time for the
democratic state convention, moans
a sliarjl campaign In tho Emiuro
state of coven weeks, commonolng
after tlio national campaign Is -well
underway. If JIII1 is nominated
for governor with his strong whisky
alliance, it will bring dlccord
Into the ranks of the unterritled,
and Cleveland's chances of success
in Now York will be extremely
dubious.
A grout parade Is inado in the pro
tection pilars whenever a jniinu
fucturvr announces his conversion
to tho tiirlll exclusion policy; but
there Is no moral strength In such
change of heart, because it Is a mere
avowal that the convert is In
lluoneod by stilish motives. He
thinks tho iKsriKituatlon of such a
policy will Increase his prolits; but
how tlio ptiokots or the people nro
nlUH'tod to not considered. When
we htmrorworklngmen's awomblleti
declaring their adhesion to ooiu
nmrelal Isolation, thoro will bogoitip
evidence that the protection system
Is approved.
Ed. Capital JecknaI: I notice
an article in your paper now and
then that makes a lover of even
handed justice feel there is a future.
You are not content with merely
political buncombe. You would
confer a favor on at least one so
journer In this vale if you would
point out some one instance wherea
people, having lost their rights, ever
recovered them without a resort to
violence. If such an Instance Is on
record, it would be a guide to us, as
unintelligent, law-abiding people,
In adjusting tho differences that
agitate society, and in solving the
great labor and capital problem. If
thlsmenatingcauscoftroublecannot
bo removed by constitutional means,
how is tliOadjustment to bo brought
about? To what forms of violence,
this social injustice may lead, I have
found none witli tho sagacity to
foretell. But we all know it is a
part of the moral codo that a na
tional wrong brings on tho heads of
tho people retributive justice.
Few of us believed, one year prior
to the firing on Fort Sumter, that
tlio threatened rebellion would as
sert itself in arms. Yet the integ
rity 'of our country was menaced,
anil when President Lincoln called
for 75,000 voluntcers.ho was ridiculed
and abused for employing so lnrge a
force for so mall a caue. Much lias
been sald.but very little done toward
a change of our public policy. Spec
ial legislation is doing much to irri
tate tho popular mind. The" poverty
stricken citizen is a common crimi
nal under the law, while those avIio
are entrusted with the handling (r
the nation's wealth and remove to
L'anada with what they can filch or
It, are generally rewarded with Im
munity. It would bo sarer ir our
Judicial system dealt out proportion
ate penalties to all classes or offend
ers. Justitia.
Sai.i:m, Or., Aug. !d.
A nice piano a bargain. It will
pay to make inquiry at this office.
aug-20-tf.
NEW TO-DAY.
VOCAL CULTURE!
Miss Margaret J. Mmid,
GRADUATE OF-
New England Conservatory of MikIc, Bos
ton. Mass., win Bucceea MImJuUi
MR-
ChamberUn In her
SCHOOL FOR VOCAL -CULTURE,
MONT AND THEORY,
Commencing
September 3d, 1888.
IteferH by permission to Dr.
Eben Tourjce, Director of New
England Conservatory of Music, and Prof.
Frank E. Morse, Teacher of Vocal Culture,
New England Conservatory of Music; also
to Miss Julia ChamberUn.
8-23Klw-tf
TOCVf ADTEBTISEXKNTS.
Krtiit Farms!
it.-'
TERI
IS,
FOR BARGAINS IN
FURNITURES
ao to
ROT AN & WHITNEY,
102 Court Street, Salem, Oregon.
Having bought out tho remainder ol tn
chnlr factory's fctock, we are prepared to
hell chairs lower than any house In Oregon
THE-
OREGON LAND COMPANY
Has now for sale twenty-nve 10-nere lots on;the west side of tho river, from SV to 4
miles trom Salem and near the 150-acre fruit farm owned by Mr. H. si
Wallace, of Salem. These lots nro nil nicely situated within sight of thp
Capital City, and having a grand view or the snow-capped peaks of the Cascado
range.
The Soil is of the Very Best Quality
MAltKKTS.
The SALEM MARKET
OS COUItT STREET.
Constantly on hand tun hrst quality of
Wi and Salt Meats !
And all kinds ol
SAUSAGE
them.
From UUc County.
Mr. J. W. Ilnmnkar, with ills two
llttlo boys, is in tlio city on business,
from Linkvlile, Lake county, and Is
staying nt the Chemekote. lie in
formed a JouitNAi. reporter that
tliero Is a steady, healthy growth of
Inunlgrntlon in that great region
that exceeds In arm tho Willamette
valley. Its meadow and grain land,
stock range, timber and mineral
resources are very great. The har
vest Is good. The exportsare chielly
conllned to cattle, because or the
lack or railroad and distance from
market. Tliero is still talk of the
O. V (.'. company building alongthc
natural roadway up tho Klamath
river. Rut nothing is definite as
yet. There is a chain or lakes navi
gable Tor (iu miles, on which two
small steamers nro plying. He
tli'.uks there Is a great future to
KUiuath and Lake counties.
S-Tho CLEANEST kept mnrket'm tho
ni I I 'nil (1 till un r,iv -ntt nl
McCUOW 4 WII.LAKD.
CITY MEAT MARKET
D. C. Howard, Proprietor.
STATE STHEET, - SALEM, OUEGON.
5"AU kinds of fresh und cured meats
always on hand. Full weight and a square
deal all around.
All Lots Front on a Road.
And the road leading to Salem Is now being graveled, and will be ono of the FINEST
DKIVES leading out of the city.
It Is generally conceded that Investment In FRUIT LANDS nt the'present time
oilers n better assurance or largo returns than nny other form of tnvestaient. Prices
now Iclug paid for fruit in Salem by the Willamette Valley Fruit Company;
Insure, at a Low Estimate, from S250 to $500 per Acre!
The closo proximity of Mr. Wallace's trult farm of 15CJ acres to these lots insures a
Fruit Cannery, nnd thus n'convenlent market, ns toon as tho trees nro old enough to
bear. Call on tho
Oregon Land Cornpany
rilKUKKKTK IIOfKI. Alil'.h OS.
" Live and Let Live Pain) Shop.
HUNTLY & McFERSON.
House, Sign
AND
General Painters.
Kalsominers- Paoer Hangers and
Decorators,
AT THEIR OFFICE IX THE
ink Jlock on Commercial Street
And they will SHOW YOU THIS PROPERTY FREE OF CHARGE.
nl2Sdw.
SEW ADVEIITISEMENTS.
Oreerora
State Fair!
GROCERIES.
Tho 28th Annual Statu mir will be
held on the Fair Grounds, near Salem,
commencing on tho
17th OF SEPTEMBER,
And continuing ono week.
n 'ii' ti i
Specialties in Fruits
A. Southwiok, Kansas; AV. Spayd I
nml wire, Ovid, Mich.; Geo. Arkly
and wife, Tacoina, W. T.; L. Marks,
Minn.; J. A. Crawford, A. Aikin,
Franklin, Nob.; .las. Keynier, Col
umbus, Ohio; Chas. Hlgler, New
Auburn; David McWilliains.
IHight, 111.; K. Holmes, Kond du
Lm, Wis.; Thos. O. Collins, Spurum
burg, S.C.; W. M. Darling, Mil
waukio, Wis,; Cloo. H. Slmey and
wife, Denver; Jos. Kgormayer, "Wat-
erton, l). T. Fred Mowr, wife ami
seven children, St. Joseph, Mo.; A.S.
Oole, WUeousIiii L. J., llradbury,
Los Angeles; J. W. Hamakar and
two boys, l.lnkville.
All orders will mvle prompt attention,
hrttlnmtmtmall kinds of work In our lino
cnewimiy Bivnn. snttsfnctlon eiinrnntccd
SlH)l) 111 Olil Ciiir, ll.,ii.,t Puiirt .tnut
Sjilem. Or.
I Court lIouo on Court ktreet.
Wtmfi la tii rrtat.
Indies tt'll sehtHll slICCeAsfUUy
and are not lnfrHpuiitly oUvUhI to
city or etvuuty UHrIntoudents. In
Kansas they nn HHHsoiiHlly elected
to till tho otllem of mayor und mem
Ntraof theelty txmiiuil. Theru are
sutwwkful lawyers among the fair
sex. So thsro is ju iim ftir sur
I prl tlwt (Jov. Pannoyor has ap
)Hlutel tt wo4inu uotMrts public
TlwyMntMrH. Kate Pan-ell, of Al
ptno, Momiw wunty, and Kiuhih
V. UKuvrv, of . Then Id
iiu rmtu way tlwy sbisild ivtit
IIMko MlllltHt HUtHrtM.
Tlie pruftrtfMatH tf SVXiv A HI K
lw uUttrtanl D. W. MhUm- a
CV, to wAtiHl xxiur uttHMy If.alWr
itlvluir thK (VKruntlM Kic of (Ntuirh
UirHWr WhIiu. dlivdwl, If fltlW
Uirio MHtilWlkxi fttr tiio cure ikf
VXlMlltk, t1HIH, WlKHl4Hr OHItfll
tUtl U 'l1tliMt MHl l.UUt UOHlbkw.
WWll th- iliksMMi lft(t) tho UmuI.
Mid MMUiit lb Amu of Oumtu.
tiuUiluc U i eOVrtlv whCALI
FURXTA lVMM'UHK riw.
wMmUtttw r withuut mmy m
uietuiMtv Tttna tar feua.
" I
taprlntrnitfnl f Mall AolntrJ,
Krinl Sohoiio, mailing clerk in
the iHtetofllco, bus tKen appointed
suiHirlntondent of malls, with lunul
tiunrtersln this city. This Is ono
or the rxsulta or the recent vWt or
lnrt AscUtHiit Postmaster General
Stevenson. When he whs in town
lVtmnstor Hoby told him that there
ww u Tor such an otllcn and ro
eMumeudMl Mr. Sehoppe for the
nimv. Tlw new stuHtrintwulent of
malls is 2S yww of H-OregouUn
Ai litfmtlic CVirilla.
ntJoftl W. V. T. U. will
hokl thairgmtt tMnvMitktn of nrlv
h wwk's iluiutton In the imiiwum
lerH ItouMt, New Yiwk, kte in
Oekbor. iiitmU will Ih uum
ftoHi all th stMUw iid trrltoik.
Owlim ( iUt bMnig k nmt the nfwt-
iwmwi wwion it wiy be wn4kl
ty Um Mkoltt eoMMtry wiUt .Wtt
iMtaNM. Ikk m Mlmulv m
Ht &.
GENERAL 1HACKSMITHING
A.VI)
HORSESHOEING 1 1
All the Improved methods of shoeing
shaping shoe, to euro cIIsommw of the foot
mid for the correction of tUulty nctlou, con
traction and interfering, lived. I guamnteo
MttlsfHctlon In all cmm-k. ltefer to any well
known luirnn In Oregon.
JOHN KNIGHT, The Horseshoer,
SOS Coinniervhil strwt, Rulem, Or,
FO It SAUK
FARM
FOR SALE.
iaViMn)miM(rl,raHathU1.7mllwl by
HieiHKlnMil.froiH Slm, iacrw in Itl
vli.Hi, bMlttiuv In UmlMf. 'u wt(jrt,
Kxt JKXXllnHiwiof SnHHiw, imxlomtelwrn,
wi hi u acHM- j uit fwnt and a thrifty
yiwHn!iwni. THiru ntiriM stsHled to
iw.turegru, hiuIW ikitim lu grain, mir
0"w n h llUmtl ltrw to lwrva
ro)M
PH1CI5 41000, TIMK CJIVKN.
Cto rtebl ui tho term nml v Awit'
CASH PREMIUMS to the
Amount of $15,000
Will bo awarded for Agricultural, Mechan
ical nnd Stock exhibits, works of art and
fancy work, and for trials of speed.
Tlio premiums otl'ered have been in
creased lti nmuy cases, and new clashes
havo been added. No entry fee charged
In divisions ,1, K, I, and Q.
A magnificent Held of horses entered,
and there w 111 be splendid contests of run
ning and trotting each day.
Tho different tmusportatlon companies
will make liberal reductions in fares and
freights.
Hjicclal attention is called to tho premi
ums oitered for county exhibits of grains,
hiurei-n (tint kiiiim.
l-.ntriM win bo received In the secretary's
otllee In Salem, beginning six days before
the fair, and on tho fair grounds from Fri
day before the fair. Persons desiring to
exhibit In divisions J, JC. o, l'nnd O. aro
requested to mako their entries on Frl-
uny anu fsaumiay uemrotnemlrir possible.
All entries cloo on Monday, September
17th, at 7:M p. in. '
l'HICKS OF ADMISSION:
Coupon ticket for men (six days) $2 M
Coupon .ticket for women (six days) 1 00
"nj iiviri mr iiiii .. . ... in)
Evaporated Apples,
Evaoorated Peaches,
Evanorated Nectarines
Evaporated Apricots,
Evaoorated Pears.
Hay ticket for women '
Ickets to the grand stand nt nu
truck for malea over 12 years
lSinjiilreorCharlev
the Gmngu Store.
J, P. ROBERTSON,
RftWtMtl, Ht
For Sale.
CNMW MdH, k VtWMIU MMk, milk
kkMkw, kMMNWMkM Ht .Slfonc A Cn.'s
QlllfteiCrjiVPiir'sCislwiii
A .Kl I
trill
All tor Um
tUtm CMw
OOtMt
Iron (hun Haa ihuM.
HHk DUm MU bt A.I1 a.......
Um low wIm a a nui JTCTiiE
VUlt. Vlfcam w.i ivZjrZ..'-
OMMMr't turXfeT Sto. Orcaon.
TVe Note of Til.
Ladlefi to tho irmnd Hlnml in-wi
TtltsO deslrinir tn nnrrhnsn Iwvtlis will
apply to the sei-retary.
rroioin me secretary ataipinrorn
rreinlum llu J.T. OUKGQ,
Secretary.
VARIETY STORE!
W. M. SARGEANT
Ks)iw a flno stock of
Wall Paper, lWors anil Centers,
BABY BUGGIES, EXPRESS WAGONS,
TiyTNlOiiii;YlNipAj;Bie)tlM,
BASKETS. u all Una of F1UNBS.
Dried Peeled Peaches,'
Dried Peaches.
Dried Apricots,
Dried Currants,
Dried Apples,
Dried Grapes'
Oregon Petit Prunes.
Imported German Prunes,
Smyrna Figs,
Dates
Weller Brothers'
Commercial Street
MmHIic ui Prim ihk l Order.
STOCK PAEAI
FOR SALE or RENT !
530 ACRES
Well wntered and plenty ot timber. Two
nouses ana two bams. Good orchard.
Meadow and ISO ncreu plow land. Fifty
head of cattle with the place If wanted, and
horses enough to run It. Within flvo miles
ofdepotontheO.ACK.lt. A bargain for
somebody.
Enouire at Office of Caoital Journal.
C. M. YAN BUREN,
CarrtAM full stock of
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GOLD PAIKT-READY MfXED,
utfc uiiiifit ix irwgM ot
! Cmm and S for Yourslvfts
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass,
FISHING TACKLr; CIGARS AND TOBACCO
JBIFKn0., OltHGON.
lnritUoiM caraCilly coBipottwlol nni
dec Ot miwo-Ukm f rr. J. J. Um vttu
PROF. H.
Teaclier of 2S,'Ixasic
Xrrummu told oo Um ImMmii phut.
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