lje rtgoti Straus.
, L 4D4NS,
EDITOR.
OHJOOII CITY
SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1859.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Tor Confreif,
DAVID LOGAtf,
OP MULTNOMAH.
Tot ltat lrlson Inspector,
W. T. MATLOCK, of Clackamas.
DAVID LOGAN, Esq,
The Republican Candidate fori
iyoiigresH, will address bis fellow-citizens
as follows:
doioui coi-err.
look Out tor Tricks I
A this is thought by the Lane fanatic
to be the last time tbey will ever lure tlie
ghost of a chance to carry the State for
sectionalism, it I to be expected that they
will make a desperate strugglo to get tlie
joke of negro-breeding aristocrats upon the
Deck! of the laboring white, with the bows
wedged arid keyed in ao as to stay there till
Jo Lane's Cabinet is fairly inaugurated at
Washington, Although the aectional fa
natic bare hitherto been quite dispirited,
and bare thought the nrosncct rather
gloomy for the Ryrac's saloon Know No
thing ticket, there la no doubt but that they
hare rcaolrcd to make a desperate struggle
to inaugurate a Tro-Slu very Know Notbiug
California dynasty among us. It Ii re
wired to defeat the Republican at all haz
ards, do matter with what means. Money
is probably now pouring in from California,
mtf T M . a. t at. t m
wincnMior .UfduMdyt May IS, w euvmre IDO people 01 Uregon.-
vm.bbq inummv. auv vj. T . uta a.a.
The epeekinf al each place will oommeneo al
1 o'clock f. a.
MT Other eppoiotmenU wiii b announced
L. HuhiI, E., Pro-Slavery nominee of Hie
Uyrne'e-fromycaucui, willipt-ak al the follow
iof pleceo an the deye im-niioued : Alt louae, Jo.
eephiooeounty, Saturday, May 7, ( IV o'clock,
..: Heikil'e Diuiiin. Min dav ! Vl.li
m. lie will theu meet Mr. Logan at Kirbyeillei
odeoolinue with him from that dale.
CUEERIXO AND UNEXPECTED
TR1UMPJI!
Olackamai All light at last II
We are sure our readers will iharo our
Joy at the result of the election in thin coun
ty on Monday hut, la which JitoB S.
ItiNmnoN, the Republican caudidatc. was
victorious over Mack, the Uluck Democrat,
by a majority of over thirty rotes. In ev
ery precinct thero was a Republican win.
and the victory In the more gratifying bo
anw it was gaiued in spite of the most
uesjieraic and rehement efforts of a cohort
wo bare beard of. is a
deep laid and shrewdly concocted plan to
get the Know Nothing vote of Oregon for
the Byrne's saloon ticket. Wo overheard
a conversation last week in Portland which
looks as though there was "something rot
ten in Denmark." We benrd W. C. Hull
the active traveling Know Nothing agcut
who established wigwams all over the coun
try In 1855, say, that as Stout was a sound
Know Nothing, bo iutended to sujijwrt
him, and that he alto intended sotm to iturt
out to organize vlgwamt in order to carry
stout i election f Mr. Hull dare not deny
this if be docs, we will nail It to him so
that it will stick as long as there is a Know
Nothing spot or wrinkle on biin. It is as
tonishing to us that such a roan as Hull,
who ought to be a Republican, should let
his Know-Notliiiigisin outweigh every other
consideration In these trying times, and lend
his Influence to tlio support of a party
winch denounces
lis Uv of the Old Wurld, and lis Dial bumbled
and driealed in Ik revolution, haa quartered ita
tfmpa aoonr no troope pna wiih our munoy
and luelrucied lo dtatmy our bberteo. Tbejr ara
quartered in Philadelphia they are qoartored ia
1'in.burg i Uiey are quartered in ernr onuntf la
llw Kioto, aal In errry eoonty ib Um laiea.
lowing out the parallel, e realiie that Uiaeo mar-
eonar.ee, while tailng the pefle far their ouppert,
hate drpriird the DtmaenUt parly f repute.
forte in ill rnienntn. The art indeed oar
maaiere ; and if wo would bo true to the Ntrmurioe
of the paet, wo tb'iald eruwn Uio praernt tenor-
lion with ae noble and aa gallant a rceiaunee aa
that which drove from our ehmo the lortign in-
Vaacre during the America revolution."
I iiLOftlOlft HCW VROMTBR KAHTt
C0NNKCT1CUT ALL K10 HT I
a,00 Kepoblieaa Majority ia ft
JNHU I
Tb Htctloaallal Rented la Uabvtllet
II, I' !.!.. 1
of count, Ktnt v.... , .,.. - T -uu" oiuings oe-
. Klm UK,uai WUQ Iore the jf
grijis, and pass-words to the initiated on
the streets and in the corners. Is it possi
ble that California gold has anything to do
with this movement ? We feel called npon
to caution our friends against being en-
trapped by any such devices. Let no Re-
PCBUCaff BK 1NDTCED TO 00 INTO ANT or
Hull's wiowajisI It will cost von two or
fought againut the people a; though the lust
crumb of their last loaf depended ujion
their exertions. Rut their glory has de
parted; their power is gone, and we hope
wrevcr. it has been the impression with
the selfish dictators who have ruled the
wunty, that their will was supreme, and
that It was only necessary for them to nom
inate a candidate, no matter how worthless
or unfit for the station ho might be, and of
course he would bo elected. Guthrie did
not suit them, though he desired to be a
candidato, so they dug up a man in the
woods, who, it was simuoscd. would l IILo
Arrival of Crovtr.
L. F. Grovcr arrived on the steamer last
Saturday. Lane, It seems, was smart
enough to dodge the party blood-suckers
who were waiting for his arriral with the
intention of bleeding the old fellow to the
tune of several thousand to carry on the
organs during the canrass. The slip old
Jo has given them, by going np the Ump-
qua to make bis drposites before he ren
tures among the leeches, has caused sore
disappointment to scrcrul who were expect
ing relief from a terrible 'pressure' Just
now.
Grovcr came np on the boot on Satur
day, and continued bis trip the same day to
solera. His appearance was Just what we
always imagined was made by a certain
lady who " wept for her children, and re
fused to be comforted." Lovcjoy, bow
ever, took him by the arm, and led him
down the street toward Albright's slaogh.
tcr-house, apparently luboring with him to
recoucilo him by promises of Lane's future
support and intcuding to cap his efforts at
making him comfortable under his decapi
tation by pointing him, as soon as ther
reached the slaughter-house, to the bleach
ing skulls scattered here and there, as con
The last mail brings the cheering news
that, Id spite of the herculean effort of the
sectional fuuatics, and the disaffection pro
duced among the Republicans by a few
traitors like Clark, who ran for Congress
an ' independent' against the regular Re
publican nominee, Connecticut has gone
Republican by increased majorities, so fur
as heard from. I he heaviest rote ever
polled in tlmt State was brought out April
4th. John Woodruff has carried the sec
ond district for Congress by 480 mnjority;
A. A. liuniliam bos carried the third dis
trict by probably 1000 majority; Orrin S.
Ferry Is elected from the fourth district by
a handsome majority; while the first dis
trict bos ducted Dwight Loomis by 150
I from this pair of 'subdued swtionallitsi l
urwiTvii, i lint ww vnrnvaiiy reprobate Uu
cotime of llinee, who failing to eeouro Ida nuiair
lion of their favurite ia the convention, reeeaib
held it Halem, are now mieohiovoualy deprouiuJ!
nol ouly the avis and authority of that oonventloa
but are palpably euekiug lo defeat lie nomlnatioi!
This resolution was violently oppcd br
some, but when the voto was taken onl
- .. . r II . l.i
uuo yum jtiiuw I'umu ujimht courage to
soy 'no.' Three terrible howls were tbet
sent up for Stout, and the ' hormonhW
here whenever awaulta crowd dis)CIHed Vic and Ilumason lnr
r and character of the t,1(J , . . .
be a eft of GoJaaad to thain. I will a.k Iho Sen
ator to Mine the gentleman. Will tie bo klud
enough u nanio the wan, hnilir. from the Territo
ry of Wanhmgton, who gave utterance lo Dial
oeminirntf ... ,.
Mr. Hat. I eannot any whether It waa Smith
or Jonoe, or what il was. (Laughter.) 1 do not
know Iho nun but il waa a number of tlie Sua
i wImi told me the anecdote.
Mr. Mmitm. It would not enrpr'ee mo to hiar
that hie name was Hale. (LuIiler.J Bniitti
and Jonee are no namro at all, and they anawer lo
the John Doe and Itiohard Itoe of Iho law. It ii
... . i r . i . u . . I I f..-u
jueleucnwiiwaaeaaeiliree, me oiniuie anu uuur . Kn,,f .,! !,. i L . I
oadwhohavenonamoatid nohaWlatonaodao Up for btout, and the honaonloge
ektraeler, lliat are invoked here
are made on the inugnty
dWo of Iho raoifie at
kl. II. i. 0 0 0 Tha li.irlil Rvnnlnf
haa i-oruiinly diaplayed a ptt ileal of seal, and ill OufaWKA, I IX, March 29, 1859
aeeini lo me, an unwarrantable and unprovoked K. Of A Kill' 8 Dear Sir? I bare been
amount of indignation al a great deal of modealy. kj(y allowed tlie IKTUSul of yonr ArZ
lie en led on me for Iho name of the InJin.lu.l. , t,.).,, 'u,. ' ,r i,rgTH
I told h I did nl know that it mlKhl have been 'X Lu 1 llcri!0U edlto' f f ' f pectator.
Hmith or JiHies. Now, he aara Bin tli ia no name l novo uecn inucu grouueei by lU perutal
.i .ii k:. ...... ... i i.i...:..- .....i . .a l I. rh Kk on, I fl r T1
n'en all
wae a real,
if thorehae bren any
Kir, hare wo been laboring under a dtlu- ns it Is the flrst ond only Oregon paper that
II the timet (Laughter.) I iinriau d that It I ever saw. I feel much Interest In T!
al, .ul-tanti.l, hvitiK, u.mu ; od lihiak of Mr. Win. Davis of Salem J..
ii isivi iw m niiv vulii HtTicortori aw mos. tw I a . i , fa j It I I a '
in in our minJa heretofore, it muat have been dia- "i unc ui nuu miaoie lnrorm
p.llid by iho very forcible iiuinner in which the nun respecting an uiftl relates to your Oew
honnmble Senator haa made hinuelf heard on Ihie I State and send It to the States MrJr
uocaeon.
0 0 0
and many others eagerly read nnythingof.
polinlila miflirn iilinnfc iimewnn 1i.i .
nliirnlltr member, lor lie aeenia lo altr bule much eonee- 7 - .6i. , ajciiCTlng
' I onenn In ill Miutiiin I ffkik. thai them 'm Iw.i that vour climate is trood. manr ;n "
St. Louis has set ber seal of condemua- gronnda upon whkh I voted sysinet thomlmbMoo there for that alone, and risk irettinir a ti.
lion to the Democratic frauds of last An- of """.. ' h;r ' t'V" iiiether re- ng w,cn there for themselves and family.
gust by which Rarrett was said to have Em, ad M7t hogla .L.i ther. "? climatology tor
thai eoit which could be bronghl agninet theno " ul. ! lH' "ulu. 00 cry OCCeptablej
wiern Tcrritoriee on the Pau-ifie conat, and 1 beg also Willi the prernilillg diseases of the dit
now here to ear, Mf.iraa 1 am concerned, that if fereilt localities. Could WO of this sectin.
Tlie Iionoruble Senator ahould re
member, for he aeenia lo altr'bute much eonee-
beaten RIair, and now gives 2,000 mnjority
for the Republican nominee for Mayor.
The Opposition hare carried Louisville,
Kentucky, by electing their Mayor aod a
majority of the Councilinen
Well may the Charleston Mcrcnry say,
"The Rlack Republican party Is the oi
party in the United States."
I ever bear the character of that people called in
qnention, In any particular, mure enprc.a
thin that .lala ,m .Liiuiw. .mI d-
apal to thiaday'a debate aa a liiini; refulation of gfation would go out there.
pie called in gCj ,0h information proposed by Mr fhj.
hrni M lmve doubt but quite a large' emi-
refutation of graiion nouiu go oui mere, t ot one f
anything that may bo aaidiadiapirii,'rnient of the Sill Very anxious to go to B more genial c'
laalo and the cultivation and the C.eeiuniaii elo- mute than the one I am IIOW livinc in hnl
I,, qoencr and Ilemoelheneanlbuoiler thai come from m oiilil tint lt'kn in ilraie I.p r i .
; that people. (Langhter.) ouw iiouim to drag a large family of
r T ' umnll p iihlron en fn !llm.,i .1.
Nesnllh ob4 Zleber Kraaevrd.
Mr. Xesmith has been removed from the
office of Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
and Rer. (f) Mr. Geary appointed lo bis
Delusion really took the whole of Hole's decided advantage by the chanirc
sarcasm as a compliment to bis bombast, Miij. Armstrong's book on Oregon Is the
and we hear that he boasted to his friends mMl "utislactory of anything that we have
od his return here that he mt the mlv man m' "7. , , ' w M . 11 UM
place. Mr. Geary Is a man of capacious Senate
who had ever uted up Jfulc in the U. S.
tioner. What the result of their visit to
the boneyard was, we haven't learned, but
we hojK! the lesson impressed upon their
miuds was a good one. They Drobablv sat
1 a
ilnntn m a !. ' I il
on . iuS imumneu me niaco a no-
i... i ...
iiiicoi graveyard and chanted, In a mourn-
mi strain,
IfDclusion wouldn't heave and
ronr, and snort on the
rfiroo hnl a-niil.l Inll-
, ... - io-- o J I .wv i. uum Hum
UTnble gnawmgs of the stomach. To sat- alonu- likn a m..n nf mui. .i.n;.!...
. . I I O Mivwiutv aawusviia. no
sly the demands of op,iet.tc by m.nistcring he is, and appear somewhat diffident and
thereto with ' mutton chons and hot paW i..d,r..t :.i..t i i i j. i- . .
t . ,HOIUUB ,.iuall uu mimjiu uu inmsuii nnii
b-w ... -M.itan.Jir s'jrs!!?
" Come, let ue view the ground
Where ice mint ehorlly lie.''
The Cane Being Playei.
The Dolf nnrfv il m..ot 1. ...t. i i i
ft,.. .i ii . ' vi wuHuwieuiniu.
three dollars m money, and the first thing worked their card pretty shrewdly In
you know you will be bound by a most bor- ting support at Salem for the .Nonpareil
rw .uppo t me talirorma Know Saloon Know Nothing caucus. We give
.Nothmg Ryrne's saloon ticket. a samt.le or two f .1.-,!- .
. ... w. iisaiiagvisJVIII,, IH
order to get Lafayette Rristov into the
- - - "wv iiw rr in ui-
fico are filling tiiir last term, and we trust
we shull never again be cursed and dis
graced by a gang of ignorant and iueoinpc
teut ropruBcutatives and other office-holders
wnoae pnncipul ambition and employment
Mora F.icoMmnalcattoa.
putty in their hands, and having baptized Tl,c Wsuing'," Union has at lost be- Caue" we hear "' preference
nun os a Democrat, demanded his election come a'Lstcd with the doubl(Mleulinir ,or n" urotlicr U illmm as a member of
Ther were not I. .i.. . .i I hynoerisr of the menilnoinno ..,.t .i!..-. M-ongress. This bait of course th none w
, ,( uun(,,VI UIUlUlt . -..U Oiij.H.ljr 4 to;
woters of the county are beginning to think I mn Oordon Rcnnctt, who conducts the at 8rccdl,7 anJ 'nt in, pledging him
for themselves that they are getting ready Ncw Vork IIeraIJ wil11 the solo view of 8cIf!. 'olji,letno decision' thinking that
lor the June election, and from heneefi.nh luukl,l" PBJV and althouirh it sold ibvlf ucclsln' would be in favor of 'Rill.' Of
re determined that the petty Court House J .to do thc dir,Jr work of laudini; the Admin- ""J1"80 "' had 1,0 mn ,d of nominating
suait uo uneu up. Those now in of- 1Bln,llon Ju" JJuchanan was elected ""iHU"' llmn lur7 na of nominating Moss
it has all the time Interlunlcd its puffs of
ute Auministration with just enough such
warnings as 'look out tho Democraev
I . .
are uecommg discouragca and wcuk.
a t. - . ....
nie o itiosiuon is form dub e' A c Xo i
Is to do the dirty work of some. Iimwr .1,,,. 'wp old Ruck sensible of tin. foot !,. 1..
In the kennel, or fire guns for such patriots ron;IJr to 8 ovtr the opposition when-
r-" 11 w' pay more than lie will. Of
The result last Monday wo can n.. coursc, poor Ruck fuils to sec the mid ,n
our readers is only a forerunner of the more ?M0 in 8Ul1' kind of Pport, and opens TllC Mmo kind of messages were no doubt
o-...Uiio wnicu we ore certain to achieve ,""s nI'on 1110 llmi 'n his Union organ: mree nunrjred boobies througli
"e.i we snail give L0g,n one
handred majority over his llkek Democrat-
W Opponent. theeaii.loL.I. r .1- r. .
'"'"iiiiitic u 11 r .in 1 iiia a " u annum n.a ...in. I j icibtia ei om ff I .n.
.1 1 1 n, 1, i. , -. , -- - . . -6 u ue
noiia. party. r:r : M, mate, as strongly as Smith did. but Hardin,
- 1 uovcrimieni. at Iran on, ii . o . . ' . o
Te ... ... " T"h' ''" "d .racter. " . 81 ma
Tiiti.lli.Mn i .1 aeoiu 01 acooaoraacullion puoilslieU.
iniclllironcc enm.. t .1. . .. I would hard v ami Iv m .!.. 1. l. .... .. r
consequence was that the Lone par-
Ulm tiirough ignorance of his
position. They have no confidence
tin ihia r... 1
And thi. u can. . ick;.' p..--. ,. .. ' . . .. ,ur """' aim are determined
hack.' him by reprewmin,, hi. u der.od by
ami repudiated bv lha eonnin, ..i.-.i.. L '
.UUNorOi, ond ia. fair w.;7.
bought by Government money procured
without manual labor, has been the great
l !-... - f I . 1- -W ...
uojeii 01 ins ure. iience lie has been an
active 'political parson' ever since we knew
him always ready to do his share of wire
working in nominating cliijiies and cau
cuses, and then vote the whole ticket blind
no matter what was its moral character
' Will it pay?' is the 'golden rule' that we
believe has always been the ' fundo mental'
article of his political creed. He ran for
office several times in Yamhill, and served
a good while as Gen. rahncr's clerk, with
goou salary, diir.njf which time, we b.
Here he was constantly working to undcr-
his constituents more credit as a public
man. ir our Legislature will send him
back to the Senate, they would do well to
gear Lira up in some kind of harness that
will prevent his jumping stiff-legged while
addressing thc Senate. Perhaps a pig-yoku
wouia Uo it might answer the double pur
pose of a straight-jacket and a hindrance
to his crawling into the Republican fold,
where be no doubt intends to iro as soon as
he is convinced that the Republicans will
carry the election iu!8ti0.
Yaco Coast)',
They had a rich time of it at their section-
Iof v...IIIUviu mvsa
or Holbrook. After the convention, they
toon parucunir pains to tell sercral Yam.
hill men confidentially that Georce Stow
art come rery neor getting tho nomination
m the .onpnrcil Saloon caucus, and they
were now sorry he didn't, for he was i.wi
.1 .1 . . . .
me niiiu mey should have run" ! This
was designed to reach tho cars of Stu-rt
and tie him and his friends to Lane's skirts!
tuns npon tlie Herald In his Union organ: "c tnree hundred boobies through-
" It 'd..or.li... divide,, corrupt., and drive. out Lo St,,te. The Dolf party is now
T7kin '? on si Jlar hWk.
oiher niorniiiginihoye.r. It di.miee hi. cbi- 1 mJ he wroto 'e"ers endorsing Lone
mine mm and secure his place. The pro- l ratification meeting at thc Dalles April
ceeds of a small form, added to his political 30. The Wasco delegates were called np
emoluments, with an insiirnificant cleriml on to irive an arcnmii nr !.,.;. .i..l;..
, o - - - w waivta DovnuiUSIliU
stipend have all made him grow fat and while at Sulem. Isaacs, one of the dele
forget his God. He was the sectional con- tmtcs who had gone for Stout, gove what
didoto at the election lost Monday in Linn the Journal considered n
county for State Senator, and was probably his conduct, while tho report of Ilumason
elected by the sectional majority of that and Vic Trcvitt, who had gone for Grovcr
county. In this case, he probably has ere wasn't quite so 'lucid.' These two dilt-
ju.a Moweu away three commissions in his gates, it seems, took occasion in their 're-
,7" l'-oue as a Jo Lone negro- port' to come down pretty heavily 0.1 tb..
breeding Senator from Linn, one as a Riicli. Rvrne's Saloon V
anan Lecon.pton Superintendent of Indian They both, however, promised to voto for
Anairs, ond another to cure souls mntiim Stout tlmt vni Tliiinfu.rti:n 1.... xi. ... 1
. - .B v.uuvmut, uut me.r ue-
in an a very comfortable provision for i nuncintinn. f fi.. ..i .
i. ., . . - - u uuiuuii t-uiieiw as a one
hfe that now is." si,iPfi nr: . , . . "
, ... wun, ( ourl u( wnccl nuij.
some five three years since ho was thtn,
tee suppose that you have met with changr?
too; so we desiro " something new" on what
many of us look npon ns oiir ftitore hoe
rieuse to give .nr. uam all the encow
agemeut you cuu iu bis praiseworthy under
taking. As you exchange for the Spectator,'!
con give yon nothing porhnps thnt would
be interesting on anything here. , ; ' ' !
Excuse me for trespassing upon yow
time ond patience.
Very Respectfully, ' ,
C. H. Mattiikws".;
The foregoing letter shows, as others f
a l.ke character that wc have seen do, that
the jieople of the States nrc becoruinjr mncb
interested In Oregon news. The project of
Mr. Davis for raising men to send back
East to instruct people as to the resources
of this country, we presume will never be
curried out. We hove all too mm ia A.
in making improvements, tending to otir
stock, and nursing babies, to think of aban
doning these precious dependencies to strad
dle a horse, armed with rifle and bowie
knife, to recross the Plains and tell our
friends that ice love a country which per
haps they wouldn't like. Besides, if they
will not believe the cvidenco they already
hove, neither would they Wicre tho
0110 rose from the dead, or though one pre
sented himself before them us a lire Orege
niun covered with the duet of the Plains,
and expressed his great desire that they '.
siioum scck a Dettor country. Twu't every
body thnt can be induced to go to Hearen,
and 'tisn't e.veryliody that would be satisfied ' .
if they were there. He that wil suffer the
rigors of the climate in the Atlantic States,
Mr. Chapman, who has been nniWi,r,i in a wluwl ' . .nJio r ,' "d Put "P with the other inconvenience.
aurvevor Genera in t)m mnm f vjk- Ln.l vt,ntt.r iL . . (of that country when hn Lnnwo u t
j U iu mum iu meirpariv
"M 'wneriy a Hhitr. then a frpe,Stn exnerinnw ' .. 41. t. u ...
D,.n.rf .,.i !...,,: ... . .. ""-1 :. ' y uotes 10 oe
- vim. unit iiiiiin v mm ni ri.A i nnr mutn n A i .
-v jvm.vm n.u vAijuiiici up iu iuu i ne as ure or
mmx c,,,mtiw in Mr buc ty z
"u'iii ui iiiiriuy ciicoiirinr inr A t " olate, wheru it
h. geaeral a,uj atoZttZT. ZTZ7X
o "i 111 me 1 irreuievaoie ruin. him
Il .!. - .
,,,,"ln,l,c o account of thc fraud
practiced at the convention, which Induced
Orover. deleat and Stout's nomination thc
eutimcntissvery day spreading fHr'ant,
wide among the thinking ,, of 0
that we have had enough of Ruchannn IV
muTaey; that the honor ami .r,t. ,f ,1..
jation, as well .s our own welfare, demand
iiKe the rest of the groat West
.orm, stand un for eon,!,,,,,:....,
,vrt
liberty rather than for
Aiolker Hplll.
The Dou-lus Democrney of Pennsylva
nia have called a convention to meet at
Harrislmrg, April 12, to lay the ground-
-...ra tun separation from the Admin-
istration party. Amonir other thii, tf.
..1 :.. .1. . .... . ." o r
..1 mo piiDiisncd call, it ig taid to ha
for its objects
To re.iet Uio high-han.led altempt of the K,J.
al Adminiairabuo lodiei.i. -j;.;' 1 . ' "
p,,!., i-... cnoua 10 ui,
. . .
Stateriglu."' ' " "V aud
Xow this consolidated Federal A,;.
lai..l..A.l. Xm I...! I .a "
whose only an,,, ..., i., " l"0 " '"." tectionalist, stand
ri o . id 1119
This fci-linm ii i...i....i.. .
-o--"iiiiymiiocwii.our.jt:
sectional despotimu.
r 1111 1
Kl'hl frwiM il. .... . .
:,r.r",at,"'ve' 'Abound
n ardent determination to rally forfrec-
00m an. I il.. . . ' '
: " . ","0''rwin'''.Ki..st the
hT: J'-out,
cry of ' But
cam,m." Men are di-i ... .
nt. ,!.. . . r-" 10 111
-l.v nimi i- lr0
Jlepubiic,
I to defy
opposition
lllnin. .. 1
Ji,,i: .. . wves.
""""" our dcx-trinesare tho
.-7 "irea.lycheerfull
..hi aosp., the bU-ktni.rd
wuK-n cannot contend
jniu an mm in k . 1
j, :.: :,,""cin""useof
-m .pU.ar rights. Every ,i is
ins narresl.
ou 111 Oregon since the Salem ,n,,i
Let us have the opinien of Forney's Pres.
ure cioui piatronu:
ee ereraa l.j JZ.'V (' '
AJm-..i;: CI""' "' The
1 n-eant
With US Oil i,rin..l..l- great ten.iw... 7""
in the J Z' leVih.Tri
doctrine
He
QondDo Lin
nmragement thu. mmJZrZ?"- V
d ha CataueL ,bJ V " V " ""dent
KWWm 4 XV 11' n .
. wuu more copies circulated in 0
w.yby,hefrie.Lef:,,,'
The wllii,h ,
anau
onnmranii
aoa
un
o
. - --- m rrm iimm.. . . . .
-rw.de i.JJZi.i?!:'-
Kaakux. . it . . . " r iirir ririis
i rfthL''!-,n4''u,,,wP-
P-T. par, ,1,. " "
Uut ,h. aWH . Z'fA " -
real d-uoiu. immunity T.V,rf:
rr.im A. juiiou W-Uar I anw nU eit . r" apoa the I
"" .um?t , ;-.:i.:nru',-ws''4!K! xw York.
lepuMJ.td.T ;Z
Will . .. I
rropru-ty f Mji . .
re able to
M TImJi;...
veckleaa tad aviied
" " arwade of ih. -.ci:
that he shall sleep In the same political
grave with Xesmith, Williams, and all the
resi 01 the scctionolists who ore not 'sonnrt
on the goose.' Their policy is to make him
commit himself against Rush. Xesn.iH. .h
the rest of that party, by avowh.tr himCnir
i-nne man and by denouncing the 'clique'
for sacrificing him by not nmkino- n.,M;
11 1.. . ' o .
. .etiers enuorsing Jo Lane the emn.
"il'l S7Urd .y kirn the
ienaoAip(8fter hjng lrc .
ised it to Smith and CURRY.)
We have picked up this much of the
programme through our ' reporters' at the
Dolf caucuses in the Land Office.
Ei.RCTiox ix Yamhill. W Ion
Al. Zicber was elected aa Renr..(;..-.
from Yamhill county on Monday, without
oppowtion on the part of the Republicans
it being understood that he hne n m'
pathy for the sectional Demorrrv .l-
1 , J t " 'twe
,..aorm is Jo une, and wbow practice
l"ieu in Stoufs nomination ...
. 1 "W
u i..e recent removal of Xesmith and th.
feurveyor General, because ther -,m,i,i
uown ,a worship the irreat
! 0 "vss
"uiige woicn nas been set un m-or h uii.
Democracy of Oregon as the god of their
...oiawy. suppose it is fully uudoiNtiwt
now, that the price of office holding in this
"1 18 ,l)s"t and unconditional devo-t-ontoJoLane.
If that is wanting, there
will be an official beheaded
av mm 1,110
uatl can go to and return from Wisbin
-.waer. u.ey keep the reward, for gro;
'''"XlfliikiVWC g
WALorrn, Ean Matu-Toe
u s 2 v Portl"Hl wi,h tb'
--.v ki C lit I n Kh 1 -'I
. . jijiru
We are liwlU
Sallivan. of Saa Pr.n 1
fnr r i t t -1 p w .u nicuauic ui proaretsice
ing or the Jo Lane fanatics, and reported Democracy'-and the Dalles Journal ever
omtlieJudicmrv Committee in l.oT n: ren,1r ;.., !.... .
Au-sraiin 101a us not a mouth
ago that the "slavery question didn't In
terest the people of Oregon." We wonder
" 't begins to 4 interest' himt
Dtlaioi', Speech.
We have carefully read Dchuon's Wnl.
or rather patches of speeches, made in the
country when ho knows, orouirht to
know, that Oregon is a far better country;
may stay there till ho freezes his nose off
for all that we shall do by way of going
oaca 10 pnrsnatie him, help him pock op,
and then drive bis team across the Plains
for him. Our correspondent hat read Msj.
-armsirong'B book, but thinks that as it was
written several years ago, great 'ehanger'
must hare taken place. Some bare oc
curred, perhaps, but the same sm shines '
overhead, the same rich soil lies under oar
fcet, the same wet winters wash the ' un
washed' in spite of them, the same dry
the rescue, in a manner tlmt u- i. n sum"i:rs come recrnlarlv alomr. and .hoot
- "tn diiuuifllw I il 0
by theJounialtobe not only 'lucid' but , 108 m,mbcr of marr!g, births, and
'brill!nttl Tr . .. . I deaths Occur annnnll- .1... il... j-j L
n.-n..i 1 : 01 me uisposea to order to the 'iruard
XST m'cntIy h0,"c" tbe poor parti8ao dcW1 who 45
S no io h ' ? T" eXtrpn,C SymptmS f rcbcllion in i or
Muverynotlonsh put ,um z.ebcr,g anydj Q t
place as a reword from his Southern mas- that say too Demoemt , JJZ 11.
!.: , o- --"v, uw
mis or mai thinks tho ' reports' of Trcvitt
una uumnson were rather unsatisfactory
to say the least. Gates, however, came to'
He was just the man for tlm
emergency-a ' whole hog' Democrot-and
Senate on the 22d, 23d, 24th and 26th of T 8 dCS're just at that JUDCtar tot
February. Ittrcatsupon Lccomntonl J" TT5 in tbat doubtful crowd of.
enilnrcin-!,.-.!..!.. l 1 " inorouKliIyexnerienpprlnnriij.:ii
s ""'luiBscucmeoi lorcinir s ave- u" -n,reani fnnf!!om . . . " -
----- k man wiiruiA 1 . , 1 -1.101.1. uiiu rnnirn hA.Ku.ir :j -r
. v.w, woru, IOOK, gesture l.i rr . 0 muiig-Biui, ui
CTnan slinnM ..I. -. 1 .. .. ' t'le UniOn-IoVtno- nnnonn.i:... n t.r...
ueams occur annua v th.t a;a i.
viihv tuviV UlU
1855-6. The only important ' changr'
that has occurred, is a change in our polit
ical aspects. Oregon threatens just now
to break off the trammels of ignorance sad
ry into Territories under the Dred Sontt
opinion walks into Douglas, pitches into
Hale, throws out a bait to the Xorthhv
expressing his natural disgust at the Kan-
swindle, at the same timn .ati-r-in
Southern masters br declaring that h. hu.
swallowed the doctrine that the people of
he Territories are not sovereigns because
be Court has so decided, and that he finds
political p-mard is diPMti ih- -1..1.
thing very weU. He then leads off
and groan should gire unmistakable evidence L UD'on',OT'n?' conservative Republicu
that they saw before them a sound Demo- ' If Mr- Matthews, who is a itru-
es- i u, is noie-Dodied, and not very bury,
he needn't be troubled about
ing" here for if be is about tn fail d
after he gets here, we willgiro him employ
ment that will ensure that, just as longw
Indian wars in Oretron and v..i.....
bellowing, blazing, snorting, through fieryTUdgCTT1,,Srner' kd confronted em,
ulroinu .. 1 ... 0 ' even nnlr ha.1 J .. '
erotic carcass an ;m.i,i w- .1 . .
true ' whipper-in ' or possessed at W.t .
gizzard that could digest anything the par
ty wanted swallowed-was as effectually
satisiedbythe'lntelliinM.
und Democracy' that came with ' force- " T"'" to st provided hell
from Gates' windpipe as though the ghost S Pl'can.
of thedeparted Brooks, wieldimr the nPm 7 .
crane gutta percha cane with kuu U En A.... to. May S, 1869.
...J.1.1C . . UC .iwjiv;
or
streams ot translnmnt hn.k4 ., eveo DoIf had emertred fmm ti.- .,
the amusement of the Republicans and tbe frS.Vr?7 barre1' nd Fted,
Chaimn . . . With Ilclnainn'o k;l. '
chairrin of bin nni;
j 1, r "reuus. xiaieno-
iii-eu mm two or three time. tn n,.t- 'r...
ofhim, extollincrhis "Ciceronian n.....
thenean eloquence'' ll r -i.:i. r...
- -w vi n UIL1I IfHIATnn
took iu sober earnest
as a real puff of his
W
nimen, abihUes. We give a specimen of
-v u' wutcn uaie poked fun at him:
Mr. Smith. I n M. t . .
orablernUenan . , " " .
i and ho haa irL.iT P,.cifiu
view of the r-.l. . '" "!" and hie
from the ' who IWrha,l
.,!. .... T- "uon to tbe Id.L..
r, uiu Bf)mrk.w4.-
with Delusion's hin-h.
of his Clackamas camp.ign speeches'npou
the "usatres ofwrnon. -i.- .. . . 1
1 iiiiiues, and con-
ventions.- Gates' sneech 'tnlL.
ni'),-J: j. . . mw
h S:2 :, r grQmbhD tbt
ucimeuiiv oeen set
and Trevitt with a
Republicans by opposing the election of
hTVhZ ,. V' s- Scntor re sUndiof
myself to beheve that the Republicans wiD
nave a rote in the- ...-- t. -
IZU00 Smith is seat fbr iil
jears. I think, as the Republicans cannot
earmaVhhad better do what wul
concerned in the sn. .
the Ind,..
Mr. Sam. u-ii ..
nlagh for GatM 10 kno,r re Probab,y-" n p tor
Kintn l , um DM nominated 8 '" P"un mend 0., or perbapi
Stoat that th. u ... . I we m L l- i .. . ' F"nr
uomioauons were Ta r 6 lu,DS 11 best to iro for Dilution.
-notwitbsundingthehowlaboutthe bowererf ba, nc !Z
in. KnCCOi; ?ere-"otb, f0utside help, they feel Mfficienty
7 awe m tbe procedure WU"K 10 him theruselres.
01 that caucus." e,.,i , I
rcry muck the w, our Democratic) Pn. L j . tl00 h" to
idem, e nn;nn,.A ' '' toD dunnff the w-t (m .a.
Mr. Sarm.
at Ihmrm
7 op aa Ib-Iko war. it wonU
fcX. for,r,f'HonM!X. Mother
re ndVand passed in spite of the trs
"d "mtio-i for mercy which
ng the week for
ln tbe Legislatore to repe, the claota it
our ctj charter which prorides for toU.
wa rore. A large number of the Danes
tUched were those of Democrat, wta
Tote the straight ticket. ' 1 "'
- ; '. ly '