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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1008 n P0LITIGS--TO-DAY AND YESTERDAY ! m ia nttnv licltcr morul'v. IJ v and politically than at any P .' -11 tho history of tho nasr. le I" a" n- nnodmlato tl fere are ?BB''U.. ','"""- u They are heard on tho roat- 0 . .1.11 Mfrtsn on1 T nritr L . ikA ntTII I! IIIUO, UltHl A Ulll. I, erot to say, in tho pulplf, EMnr tho fearful degeneracy of fc mtin Atlnl nnltl. , present age. "- 'm i' '.' ,nrni rrfmea of every civ- k? ... .,.. nnw ftnrcad boforo its til breakfast table, and "It 1b not L Into tho conclusion that wo c ... jin. Hncrnnnratlnir In OVOrv- that ennobles manhood and P.A.ii with nil tho com- ... ,.' wo imnr from the nulnlt ,t the tardiness of rollglous nd icjment, at no former period of history 01 OUT COUluijr u IUHB- Bore roverencen wwu iw ia iu- Vo aro toia uy uiu iiubbuuiuuu . i.t tt-P nro ranldlv donart- tlrom tho high moral and rellg ! ...n4ru nt tho Fathers of cho bablle, Hit such statements ex it want of Intelligent knowledpo 1 tppreciauon 01 wns wuu cuuui- L 0i be past and prcEont. to man could bo otectod to tho Ulieacy of the unuou oinies 10- r who ontortainca uio reugioua ,. of Thomas Jefferson and Don- tin Franklin Thero wub only n de of difference uoiwecn wioir re- loas tIcwb and tnoso or mine, . ... hn hintnnt imnoBtlc of that .. inrnr.nll wnn of a- lator day. rton was not an atheist, but if accepted rovcaicd religion, no ia man of strong convictions nnd .,a in noil, and nhvnVB oxhlblt- Jt'ieblglr mensuro of rovoronce Hie supreme ueing. in a uibciih- iof the i vlT3 or slavery, no ubom i,ii fnr,5rloil. "I tromhlc ita I kcmmbc that God Is Just." though his rrllgloti3 vlows woro iiiif.i in hiq several oosperms po- t. riimnaicus. and they woro id ca 'v undisputed, there Is noth- ;h Indicate Mint ho loBt any im- unt number or votog in inn tnrou ietU for tho Presidency bocnuso )i, re'lir'niiH convictions. Todnv a ,iho for the Presidency with toon") ullglous conviction I'd bo overwhelmingly dofenlcd. trr Chrltlan pulpit of tho land M hwnm n liollttcal rOBtrillll o"!co tho nmbltlon of Biich a 4 'ate Alcxrnder Hamilton, tho isrtal cabinet olllcor of Washing , was pub'lclv nccused of tho Kiitnttnn nf h's nfllen to tho nrof- bf hlmie'f nnd others. Tho charge k mrfn nllll llllfv hornimp nf bis bed relations with an ndvonlu-' is. To vlndlcato hla omclal n lil'y. he publicly confessed the bo-. l rime ft I hotit Impnlrlng nis m- for unlet,' trust-rff tho- UlBhcst Iracle' lablnet ofHcar thui nc- -1 t'u convicted of social a t hit nvn confofulon coild frw rrn. In In such public trust : a hv Kor wcro horlal conditions of tho " cf the Republic any bo.tor ih. '- nr.imrnl rnn.lltlnns. In Mdphla whf-n Wnahlngton wn? r-n I'- sMc-nt, ninny of tho im n' mil offalra nt that time v 'V f ' 'r of the city could Uo it v df rrlhftl ni drunken 1 e'jcV s Mild not bo tolwrit- iahi .rcent ntro. nliil It wim thtt I.T5 ll 3lr,lllrll ntl1 Invlih ntliwn icup.'n if , the dlaloynl social "i rr Pin rdpipliln that mndo 6Ml t Irrr'l o Irnllni- rlip una. 11 'a tr Itr , t .1, nilmlttnil ilniF.tn. -5g rh ihiues of tho mlllion- atcj nvr mllilonarlt'3 of today, o ' . r i mnv iia orltlnlzsl. avi r i.mronchoil tho social '" aj drnn-raUzntlon of tho r'' V F th r . nf thn Tnnhlle. ,(' ? r n people are close atu- cf r. p i i Plcal history of tho "ll i or . Innrant rf flin i ha th. mo t intonso political 'ouir'" cia ! f -entments, nnn ino M un c upti on nolltleal mth- I. wp-o ;. or.te(j jn tu0 polltlcnl l'Ctj 0 ',P , ar)y ,jay8 0f th() fie. rr " 'on Is spokon of by .w h ir. j.-t soldier and ldenl "'' r. if n was a pronounced P'n The clll torvlco lawB of " WO.) ,1 r,fit hnva hftan nntpp. N f.r a muruHit bv tho Father f i Co tin" , Fkf w i r . c nntost In the first I PrM'lanM.I -I-..I ...1 L.r n'D " 'f''!v and Adams re- - h a Mui vnrn mnu nor iiini ,!S"1t. j,at wjlon jefferson I i' as., n t0 Washington, the K f h6 tontwt greatly ox- 't b omess of any modern , r 'g.e; na tn oon- nut-n jenarson aim ' v.-d g opposing - second time, was j defamatory cam-1 ' 'ry of the ropub-) '"'eal nwapAper of, v ' M moie violently the political oir-! There U not now a per b tha United t announe the r- P'-iildent with the 'hat th PhllaJjl- i 'i need th retire-1 rt'n " "f ise the Pederi ntioi of ttM Pean-I nd tho siipportera; 1 4 majority la th n no KR9ra) law P'PMdeanal election pi'i4i ui a wi'f i ft tie ,'h flectors devolrod 'hat j'f- U ?'as not J ranu Jetrftr8n would carry ni '.rStt'ast Aaams, but tno PrtudaT, 8 nft PPle to vota I .v B.1 asd when tha lRUln. atui i duty ot Choosing n Ai sector, the Federal IPl ir N'.t. r t- r A f V : ? at ,f it Nl "S ' -t -:, PK4 f senate refused to go Into joint con vention for tho purpose until tho Ile publlcnns of tho house conceded to them eight of the Presidential elec tors, which would havo goho to Jef ferson had tho people been permp. ?n? vt Suca a, flaBrant and In solent def ance of tho people of the Btato would today bring swift and orrlMo revolution; but in that dav t was deemed' oven a proper, at least an excusable, act on tho nn-t of the Federal eenato to steal' n number of he Presidential electors. Tho lnnor history of tho Prerl dontlal contest of 1800 la one of tho most Interesting chaptors of our political history, and one that verv few, won of Intelligent Americana of this time, tnko tho trouble to study. Although severely assailed, .?.ro. ,s n recon of history thnt will load tho careful student of the prwent to doubt tho public and prl vato Integrity of JofTorson, but ho was boldly accused of almost evry posslblo political crlmfc. JefTerori and Durr received nn cquul voto for Presldont. althotigh Durr had been nominated MfotAictly bb tho cnndl dnto for vice-president, nnd Bmr, In violation of every attribute of hon or, wna nccopted by most of the lead ing Federalists as a candldnto for President agalnBt JofTcrson In the house. It wn a most monstrous violation of every Bcmhlnnm nf nn'if Jcal decency, and It wbb defeated Boieiy uy Alexander Hamilton, then tho loading Federalist, who brought to his Biipport Ilayard, of Dolawaro, and Jefferson wns orriclnllv choson president by tho house. Thnt net of Hamilton cost him his life, :ij Burr novcr forgave him, and lntor found a trivial pretoxt to challenge him to n duel, In which Hamilton foil mortally wounded on tho flrat fire. It Is well nuthontlcntod that tho I'Odsrni leaders, rocognmng that Jefferson hnd been ninnuostlonnb'v choson President by tho pooplo, sought lo make tormo with Joffer son, nnd proposod to assure his elec tion In tlu house If ho would consent to retain the FedornllrtB In on.o under tho general government. Jef ferson peremtorlly refused to enter tain the proposition, nnd most of tho lending Fodornl'Hts then nought to compnsB his defunt in tho Iiouho. No political party of today would diro to attempt mich a violent dofoat of tho ponulnr will ns wan exhibited by tha onposltlon to Jefferson In tho Btrugglo for tho Presidency In tho hoiro of roproBontntlvos. If nny Prosldont of modern times were ( exhibit the ofllc'al lndeciiey that John Adams exhibited when Jefferson heenmo President, ho would bo donouncod by overy repu tab'o ncTwBjmpor hnd Intolllgo'ht elll 7.en In tho land. It wna then, n.i It Is now, tho nccepled duty of tho re tiring Proildont to recolyo tho In coming President nt tho Whito Hcim and accompany him to the In auguration coremonlos; but tho Inst official act of Adamu ns Presldont wns the nomination of n number nf what wore cnIM "midnight Judges" h night boforo the Inauguration of JofferHon, and during tho night ho nnd his family w'thdrow from tho White House, leaving nnno but tho nervnnts-to rcolvo the Inromliic President No man could command tho roprct of tlr Amnrionn pop'o wbn could be sullty of such nn n troeloitfl violation of the 'nws of coirteny. but It wns gonorally Jiut Iflpd bv Hip aunnorlori of Adnnis. It was Proaldftnt Polk who flrr hn-' th courage to (llBreenrd the tollt'enl nnsslnn of tho times by Invlthig Henry C'av. who hnd ben b's comnotltor, to d'ne with hint tM MrB. Polk In tho White Home, it was near tho c'oso of tho Polk tJ ministration, during which Play bad bfen a senator most of the time, and I well remember how It Allocked the Democratic Bontlmont of the tinie when It was nnnounrod thnt Clav had dined with President Polk, not on n state occasion, but hnd bom welcomed nt the fnml'y dinner as a frlond. Clay was the soul of ohlva ry. and Polk was a man of unblom Ished chnracter and high nttaln monte and his oxamnle of courtosv to Clay has never slnco boon broken. Whon Clovlnnd was defeated bv Harrison, In .1S88, he wrote a ve-y kind letter to bis successful pomnt Itor, Inviting him to give his views as to all the dotal of the Inausu ration, and to be the guest of Us Whlta HoMse aa long before the In auguration as ho could flqd oanvu lonU Wbon, In turn,, Qloratand do-1 feated Harrison, the some courtesy was exhibited, and no retiring l'r' ldent eou'd today exhibit any meas ure of discourtesy to his successor without largely forfeiting pnbllc re snect. When Garfield was Inaugu rated In 1SS1. Ganeral Hancock, who had bean bis oompetltor and r calvad within 10.000 the number of votas that wr given to Garflald In tha entire country, imman4d the military escort of Garflald to the Capitol for inaugiiratloa. o - Obittit to Strong MmIIcIimw. Many people object to taklag tne strong niedlclacs usually prescribed Uy physlelaa for rheumatlsat. There is ao aed of lateraal treatment In and easo of masoular or chronic rheumatism, and more han nlae out of every ten cases of the dlsas ire of one or the other of these varie ties. Wbea there Is no fever and lii tie (If any) swelling, you may kno that It Is only necessary to apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely to get quick relief. Try It. For sa'.o by Dr. Stone's drug store; i a. " mlS . ,. "J" I fiiiir r& . SU7.4 .-fc t rttr M m tw hjh nnn b5j 'JCIio Kind Yor JEIavo Alwnja Bought, nnd which has boon ia uso for over 30 years, lias borno tho signature- of nnd Iins uceamado under his por- ffiVo2 s Bona flnporvislon slnco its infancy. v4 Allnwnoflnn tntlocntvnirnti In till. All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-ns-good' aro but Experiments that triilo with and endanger tho health of Infants and Childrcn-Espcrionco against Espcrhuout, What Is CASTORIA i.. Castorla Is n. hnrndoss substituto for Castor Oil, Faro golc, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphia nor other Narcotic substance Its ngo is its frunrantco. It destroys Worms ntid allays Fevcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea nnd "Wind Collie. It rollovcs Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation and flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Tho Children's Pauapcn Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS J Beard the Signature of (zfyycc The KM You Ita Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMt CtNTAUR COMPtNV, TT MURRAV ITKCITi HW YORK CITT. Batteries! Batteries! Batteries! Batteries! Three Crescent 30c. A cjood reliable dry cell. JChcapcst battery onthc market. FfONOMV 8-JJftnu'o Power Lamps. 15 LLUnUim 1C Camuo p0Wer Lamps 15J ELECTRIC LAMP 32 Candlo Power Lamps 355 Electric Fixture & Supply Co. FRED R. WATERS, Manager 245 Liberty St. Phone 263 BEER PROMOTES TEMPERANCE Recognized as a Food Product, and So Dealt With by the Government ! F Ib being recognized the world ovw that the drluklng of ber promotea tempornnce and obrlety to a far grooter extt than ill tho prohibition laws on the itntute books. All enlightonod Europein nations are oncouraglng tho manu faoturo and consumption of light bers containing about throe and one-half per oent alcohol, aHd the result has been most gratlfylug to all filnoere lovers of tempsraaoe. The United State govtrnment has taken a positive siaud In tbU direction, the war department holding that the re-onUhllaWn? of tho army canteen for tho sale of beor bolng an absolute nocos Blty In the Interest of tempmc and sobriety. Beer Is today recognlzod as a "Pood Produot," and Is so dealt with by tho government. Ml the great In aura nee companies have contradicted the Me that have been given curreaey through prohibition eoureea that the drinking of beer was a bar to securing Ineiirajioe, and have lately published to the world at large the statement that those drinking beer moderately (aot more thau two quart during twenty-four hours) were the very beat of tUka. The latest Ilrltlea life insurance reports show that the ratio of death rate among abstain ers is thirty per cent greater (ban among moderate driakere. Hew is pure and wholesome, and the day Is not far distant when It will be as much x port of th dally subslsteaee of every family as are milk, bread and other food neeassltlos. The beer brewed by the Ssiem Brewery AssoeJatioa Is la every een&o the very beat that modern enterprise oen prod use. It sneaks for Uself and is Its own boat advertisement. SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION SALEM, OREGON - 4 OREGON'S O P P O RTUNITY COLONIST KATKS from nil nartB of the United Stnloi nnd Canada to nil parts of Oregon nnd tho Northwest vlll l0 put Into effect by I THEJOREGONRAILROAt) Sc NAVIGATION CO. --anu , , SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY (Linen In Oregon) - DAILY DURING MARCH AND APRIL, 1008. From tlw Prlclpal Cities of tho .Middles West tho Rates Kill B as "Rollowss FROM TO SALEM FROM TO SALEM CHICAGO 38 COUNCIL DLUFF8 ....$30 ST. LOUIS $35 OMAHA $30 KANSAS CITY .. $30 ST. PAUL $30 Corresponding Rates from all other Enfvtorn points. Stopovers at plonauro at nil points In Oregon. Tho Colonist Rale In tho grcatwt of all hoinobullderx. Oregon ha unlimited resources and need, mora people who dcslro home and larger opportunities. Oregon peoplo can accomplish splendid romiUs by heralding this opportunity to all tho world. Send Oregon lltoraturo giving good rollnblo Information nbout tho stnto, far and wldo. Call on tho abovo railroads for It If nocossnry. FARES CAN BE PREPAID Hero at home It desired. Any ngont Is authorized to accept tho required deposit and telograph ticket to nny point. Call on local ngont or address. VM. MrMUKKAY, General Passenger Agtnt, Portland. Oregon. Southern Pacific R. R. Time Card Time Card No. 52 KITcctlvo Sunday Dccemluxr !!0th, 12.01 A. M. Toward Portland Passenger. No. 1G. 5:53 A. M. Oregon Express No. IS. 8:40 A. M. Cottago Qrove Passongcr. No. 12. 2:45 P. M. HOBOburg Pas- Bongor. No. 3 4.-9:13 P. M. Portland Ex press. Toward Portland Freight. No. 222 G:00 P. M. Portlaud Fast I Freight. ! No. 22G 10:40 a. in., way frolght arrlvos. No. 220 11:28 a. m way freight departs. I Totvnnl 8n Fnuiclsco PnsHcnger. No. 11. 11.03 A. M, Itosoburg Pas. aongor. No. 17. CMC P. M. Cottago Grove Pasnengor. No. 16.-9:60 P. M. California Ex I prosa, No. 13. 2:01 A. M. Son Frnnolsco j Exprosn. I Toward Sun FnincNco Freight. No. 221.-2:43 A. M. Portland Fast Freight. No. 22G 11:28 A. M. Wny-Frolght CORVAiJilH EA8TKUN It. II. TIME TAULE No. 4 Loavos Dntrott . . 1:00 n. in. follows, commonolng Jan. 1G, 1908' TraliiH for Corvnllls. No. 8 Loaves Albany ,,.,,,,, 7:66 a.m. rrlvea tt Corvnllls .... 8:36 a.m. No. 10. Laves Albany 3:66 p.m. Arrive at Corvallla ... 4:36p.m. No. G Loavoa Albany 7:46 p.m. ArrlvoH at Corvollls .... 8:26 p, ra. TraliiH for Albany. No. 6 ,, Lonvos C'irvallls 6:30 a. m Arrlvos at Albany . .... 7:10 a. m No. 9 IOavo.i Corvnllls 2:16 p. m Artlves at Albany 2:66 p.m. No. 7 Lenves C-irvallld 0:00 p. m. Arrives at Albany 0:40 p. m. No. 11 (Sunday only) Lfaves CorvalllH 11:16 a.m. Arrives at Albany 11:68 a.m. No n (Sunday only) leaves Albany 12:35 p.m. Arrive a Corvallls .... 1:18p.m. Fur furtLor Information apply to Trains f-om and to Yacjulnu, No 1 Ar.-lves at Corvnllls . . . . 1 1 :00 a. m Arrive, at Albany 6:65 p. m Leaves Yaquina 0:45 a. ra Y.iivtu at Albaay 11:68 a.m. No 2 Leave Albany 12:35 p. ra Arrive at Van ulna .... 6:15 p. in. TraliiH to and from Detroit. Laaves r'jrvrHli 1:40 p.m. N. 3 Leaves Albauy 7:30 a. m. A M. 6:00, a7:0G, 8:06. 10,06, WSI. McMUIHtAY, Gen, Pjm. Agt., Portland, Oregoa. Juo, M. Scott, At. G. P. A. LOW EAST Will llo Made This SciiHon by the SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINKS IN OUKflON) From Salem , Ore. AS FOLLOWS: 1JOTI1 WAYS ONE WAY TO TIIUOUGII VIA PORTLAND t'ALII-'OHNrA Chicago $74.15 $87.50 SI. Louis $09.15 $82.50 St, Paul $GI.65 $81.7!) Omaha $GI.G5 $75.00 Kansas City $GI.G5 $75.00 TICKETS WILL 1113 ON SALE May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 1 9, 20 July 6' 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21,22 Good for return In 90 days with stopover privileges nt plonsuro within limits REMEMBER THE DATES For any further - Information fall oix agents. WSI. M'MURRAY, Ouneral Pawtttnger Agent, PORTLAND, ORISQON, Oregon Electric Railway Company TIMK CARD leaving Sahiin, Portland aud Intermadlato stations, loonl 0:16 o. in. Portland and Intormodlnte stations, loeal 8 : 06 a, m. Went Woodburii, Wllsouvlllo, Tmal utln, Portland, limited 9:30 a. in. Portland and Intermediate stations, loonl .....11:03 a. in. Portlaud and Intermediate stutioas, local 2:30 p. ra, Weat Woodburn, WIlsonvlHe. Tuala tin, Portlaud, limited 4:02 p. m, Portland and Intormodlato stations, local 6:36 p. ra. Arriving Halem. Portland aud Intermediate stations, loonl 8:35 a. in, PorUand and Intermedial stations, loeal 10:45 a. m, Portland, Tualatin, Wllsouvlllo, West Woodburn, limited .,11:16 a. ra, Portland end Intormodlato stations, looal 1:26 p. m. Portland and Intormodlato stations, looal , 4:60 p. ra, Portland, Tualatin, Wllsouvlllo, West Woodburn, limited., 5:47 p. to, Portland and intormodlato stations, ' local 7:60 p. m. ( v