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About The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1890)
j,,, WF.T SHORK. In a rnt sih .HitI In KJlensburgh by fre the court decision in the ordinary course of lion. J. . Mnr.n n the sulgVt of public erh-1. 1 -lure can not soon be expected. Du.appo.ntmg that rnllr,.n sUtol that the first M taught in as thin may be, the constitutionality of the test oath Washington ... in Wall. Wall, county in 1H.VJ. In is a vital question that ought to be definitely deter- this U,e gentleman must I mistaken. The Whitman mined, and the lMft interest, of Idaho require that she inWita iWM at W.iiMpu, in that county in should start right on this pmt If its constitutional. I KM, and Instruction of children atVr began. At ity 1 sustained, it will supply a precedent by which the tin. of U massage in I M7 there tm a number fuh may I governed in making a constitution which of white and half-breed children at Waiilatpu Wo will find favor with congress and pave the way for her UugU Thii condition of Affair a suddenly trmi- admission. uuA by th massacre, and for more than ton year thereafter there wa rxi a hon not any j.-pulation tall- Window's silver bill has received the endorsement in f..r . U first aw-hr-l taught in Washington of the executive and has became an administration a In 111 A yankw by tl iam of John Mall measure, though it will hardly receive party support came out that year w ith Nathaniel Wyeth's trading as such. There is a wide divergence of opinion on this party, and Ir. Mclaughlin engaged him to tear h silver question, and this bill is neither radical enough ac at th Ifu'lt I'.ay (V fort at Vanrouvcr, there to suit the rabbid silver men nor conservative enough lei.g quit a larg numlrr of children there, rhielly for the mono-metalist. It hardly seems possible that halfhrea The nett year Mall went to the .Sndwich the silver men could demand more than this gives Island and Ihenrr returned to V-Um. lie was sue- them, a sure market at ruling rates in the world's mar- rr-M M -dg gue by an Knglish sailor. In hV. ket fur all they produce, the silver being stored away Cyrus Mrrd, one of the Methlist missionaries at- where it cannot get into outside markets to bring down la bed to the mission in the Willamette valley waii the price, but they do, and will apparently not be sat- employed by Pr. Mclaughlin to lew h the n-hml. isfied with anything less than the privilege of pocket- Whrn the Catholic misionarie arrival in IV,, they ing the difference Ixtwecn the actual value of their sil- mad Vancouver their headquarter, and the cause of ver and i's coined fictitious value at the exjcnse of education thrfr Ml Into their hands It may U said, j-eople who earn their living in some other business ihrn. that the first srl'il in Washington wBom than silver mining. There will Ui " hiyou wawa " in at Vaftn-r in I Ml and that It ha ln fairly con- Washington In-fore they succeed in doing it. tinuu ever since, the Catholic t h'I fr girl and l.y now maintain! there being iu legitimate sue- Chinese New Year's celebration has been in full rrr!f. The r,nd k)i1 an that at the Whit- blast in every city on the coast the past week and the man mission, whirh, howevrr, terminated by the rattle of firecrackers has sounded like the musketry of horrible maarre of Nov. ;"., M7, tl had no legiti- a Utile. When it comes to burning jwwder upon fes- mate rjrvvswur. tal occasion the Chinaman docs it with a prodigality the Caucasian is not capable of. If he ever learns to It ann that Idaho's r (Tort to treat the Mormon burn it in rides and cannons as welland to stay qurttKn heroically In her constitution will rrvull in an around where some one else is doing the sameChina Indefinite p-t..f)ei.ient f her admis.ion In order to will l-m.mc the most formidable nation on earth. prevent the interferi-nr of the Mormon chunh in H-lical affair, a tost th was irm.r..ratol in that Wyoming will be the next territory to have an ad- d.-mment, which may I- ruir ,4 any rUt-.r Uforr n.iMion bill debate in congress. The senate commit- Illuming bim to the u-tanreof which i. that tn-haa re,.,rtol a bill for that purpose. It will doubt- h, d, n4 Wong to any icty, rbuith, Ulr or hs pass that Uy, but it fate in the house is more ory.nliat.on wh;e me,,Ur. prarl.r or Ulicve in unrcruin. a. no doubt the territory will not bo allowed p4ypmy o,whKhUa.U the d.tnne that allegi.n.. to and on its own merits alone there, but will be to it is higher than to the natn-n. and the ath U so n.nider in connexion with others tanhing and rnip.t!rniTe that it a.lmils of no r'lf ." U "f,n"-. lwMumX HWI-intk Introvon,rt Company ku CW lfil!, (u-m twurt l.f Jr l.i..n. inj l , ,.,t, .iiMi.fih.r. r, . . mi.hu. U umui. t 4i w u uv, Mi..B (,",;.' to 7sf ,n ""nu;