The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, October 29, 1880, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOllii'i.-il Oiiv PajX'- AUXY. rUiUAY, OCT. 20. 1S0. r,n pi:k-iikxt. J AS. , . A, ... Q-AItnSIiP, Jit' -!!' ....... J "i: Vi' Chester . 4 i;i--.-iuv-v.x, Arthur, A.. Or SK.V Y.lii "N M ft . l it -i - Ural .ai. c..u."iiifri'rso'V5:n-ii! a a Uii'eiuin t fii rli Ii i:(.- n i: riS-ll. issued hi- :::;;l'lHii The-.State t oiwrhurioii frovhhis that ev ery turtle eittzcu ot Ihe t'uitetl State-?, ot the age of twenty -one j cars, and upwards, who Sltftfl Itave rc-ided in the S ate dm nig the six months immediately pivecdinir in election ami every male ot foreijrn birth of-the age of -twenty-one years and np waids, who shall have resided in tlio State during the six mouths iumn-uiatcly firecid IiiS such election, rtsrd h:il! h-ive declared UnrOrld nmi ittnrorU on Ie C'lilnese 2ti-Kf fMt. The subject ot Chinese immigration is made a leading question by Democratic or ators in Oregon, who claim that Hancock is in accord with the people of the I'acltii; coast in this mattt-r. Mitt charge that Gen. Garfield is not. "The Democratic iaity, through the Chairman of the National Committee, fearing their ncrtions that Gen. Garfield was opposed i,u "'tt'rriv rence iu the matter of .Chinese immigra tion would no Ihj believed, in the face of his noble, manly and statesmanlike utter ances on the subject, procured the services of an expert imitator tt ehirography, one Kemard Philp, who indited a letter on the Chiii.:se,i;ue-tion and lorgeJ Gen. Car ficld's name to it. The forgery was dis covered at o n , detectives put npon the track, the 1 rger, Kenaid I'hilp. un earthed, and le "id soon expiate the nen alty of his crime in prUon's cell, as also should those who instituted and abetted the fraud. This little game" ot the Dein ocratlc brigadiers, while It shows them to he perfectly misciUjiulons and without a single principle ot. decency or honor in the conduct ot the campaign, also proves that Gen. Garth-Id i hi sympathy with tlie de sires am) f'celiues of the people of tfie Pn eilie coast on this great question, and has ti e lullest contiileuce of our jioople ; this ra ing true, to cicalar feeling of distrust iu the iiiiud-s of the nile, and convict Gen. Gai tic'd of double dealing 011 the Chinese question, the honorable" Iemocr:itio X;i tioual Committee covered itself with infa ncy an.! damned the party by uttering a fraudulent letter ! J!y this black and cmv ardlv act the llemocititic Commiftee give force to th charge heretofore made, and never, so far ns we know, contradicted, that the "i-.ii.l .South" was not only opp.H- liis hitCDtioii to become a ciUz-.'!i of the j ttj ff) a"nv. 0inr;r,. in the IJnrlingame treaty I'uited: StiUe one year piet. di:-sr siuheJec- I whatever, but hive been and are still ne tion, cnutortit.thly tt the of rlie Vnhed ! jjotiatiug to seciir' Chinamen (non-voters) Stiites 011 the subject oi'n;iiisit;i,;:t!ioii.-hid j ;,, ,). place ot colored men who are voters. be entitled to vote at all eh-efvons author- , XTnder all the circumstance of the ease. lzctl by law. All ijw.ilill'd eh crois may ve h niy comity in t hi s si.itf for Ir'-i-dciit and Vice 1'rc-idet.!.- Es 'rerl I Tow Yon Vote Following is the National Republican, ticket, with the Presidential Klectors lor Oregon appcndeil : . FOlt I'liKSllifcNT, JAMES A. GARFIELD, Of OMo. 1X.IS VH-E-PKKMHEST, CHESTER A. ARTHUR, of New Tori:." For l'restdeiiti il K lectors GKO. B. Cl'liliV, of Grant county ; K, I. AP 1'LKi : ATK. of Multnomah county ; G. Jl. VA TStX, of Lake county. See that the above named electors are on a white baHot, correctly written or print ed thereon, before placing it in the ballot box and all will be well. Illlta Approve! ly (he Uoveruor. The Following bills passed by the Tegislatnre were approved by the Gov ernor, October 25th : S. B. 105 To regulate the measure ment of lumber in the log, and fix the compensation therefor. B. 113 To amend an act - to - in corporate the city 0f Portland, defining the duties of the chief of police. b. IS. 1 To incorporate the town ot Pendleton, in Umatilla county. S. B 85 For the protection of the Oregon State Agricultural Society, and tor the promotion and encouragement of agricultural and horticultural socie ties. S. B. 10 To amend an act incorpo rating the town of Lebanon, in Linn county. "(. .,. S. 15. -11 To dcili'ii and establish the boundary lines between the ecun- ties of Josephine and Carry TIe lr!npi f ltvorali nre tlie ISeol fur all Irlivs.'' UTicv, X. 1... Oct. 25. Gen. Grant was welcoaii'tl by an immense concenrse of peo ple here to-day. It is estimated that 00,- C00 were present. " lie presided over one of three mass meetings and spoke as fol lows : came here to preside at a politi cal meeting. It is entirely new business tor me. ami if it was not for the earnest-. noss I. fiel lor thf eaiisi wbieh nrr-liMta Hi. - - . . . r 1 t . ... - i ..... . ... . . ..1 c 1 a 1 - eiiLii en .aii mi iu iiroviue lor inn itii ri! 11. ill T in "i r 1111s nmsinir iinin cimni.i nix H ill si I w mcc n i itnn ii h mr.r.. . - - - - - i - i I ' " ' ... I ' ' - . . - . "I iv.o bi Liuuiuuiiiii- roi in;u , ) . 'i. 1 . i T . m 1 I .... n ...... I.ltvt I'llA.I no I.,. I.A I V.m. .Aa lmt 1 m . continue a custom which I have followed by them, and of the expeiiM ot con- UmCf! ' l1" ,ur nwlfliiig the bnpreme - ror more man imrrv tojir : inE is,, not- .ln.-t ilin;,nffia i i ircuii aim touniy courts, approved i ---1 j spreading of contagions and infections disease among sheep. II. B. 98 An act to incorporate the town of Sheridan, in Yan.hill county, Slate of Oregon. II. IS. 6 An act to amend an act entitled "An act to provide for the lime and place for holding the Supreme, Circuit and County courts." II. B. 36 An act to protect redfiuli and lake trout iu the rivers and streams of the State of Oregon. II. 15.127 An act to prevent the f-ale ot spirituous or malt or other in toxicating liquors upon or within four miles of any premi-es in !hi. State upon which or over which the General Gov ernment may le engaged in construct ing canals or locks or works of a simi lar nature. II. I. 1IG An net to authorize the construction ot a bridge on the Willam ette river by the .Willamette Valley CRAXD KALIA'. On Monday night next the last grand Republican rally of the campaign of 1880 will be held iii this city. Hon. C. B. "Watson, of Lake county, one ot the 'residential electors, will speak tor the cause ot right, honor and the future prosperity of the country, while Judge Williams, Caples, Powell, Humphrey and others have been invited to be with us atid aid in making the meeting a grand success. A torchlight procession, with fireworks, bonfires, etc., at night will enliven the scene. The citizens ot Linn and adjoining counties are invited to come and join with ua in having a grand old time. Come one, come all- LOOK OUT ! For Fru? and All Kinds Uirjy Work n Tucslay. We arc "informed that all kinds or ot S I! or, ifnnnii in i a id Coast Mailroad Company at Albany, j frauds and lies, manufactured and ready i , !' . in T inn roniit v Oretron i for use, but kept hack to the last hour sherilt- and district attorneys lo mako i y w . - . mi..mi,0. u' . . i1 If. li. 61 Aii act to amend an act i l that it is hoped they cannot be met ..t:.i...i :.i 4- . and shown u be lnl.-e. wi.l be let loose - - - - Ifc.-it2:i ,,Thy r j tr iii It i the di-.ty of t! -' : pid'lienrsi in each pre-?i to. see that everv c!cct"i tenit!ican tict; t i br .itg;t to the poll the several frcci:-.f!s. -!.-.: r;.c slr.y we deem it expedient to give the views o' the two candid. ites for the Presidency on ' the subject ot t'him-se imtnigrJition. as cx- pressed and embodied in their respective ; letters accepting the nominatins ot" iheir ltding lie- ; partie?, side l y ide. and here they are : f i!'n c.-nnfy (;m;mi I i"s vikws. . haxcwk's vti.ws. W:1I v.;e the ' The material iii'e!-' of e-ts ot this country. the lraiii ;o:is i u-j r. re nu-sing i:st. co after !iu to the p lis home f r hr:" catie. If a.: Ironi the ImjIIs on Tn-sday theui ami induce them !j i: and vote for ConflVM .-rnd Arthur. The xignev of t!ie Nation." ." v ry lite, de mands that every Io,li of his' 'country, ev-' ery lover of "freedom, n.::.!. jii-'iee, law and order, should put hiuii.';f t n lecord on Tuesday next by c-isti.'.g liis vote for Gar field and Arll.ur Lay usiilo every other OHideration t--.it V.ve ot e:-!ntrv, and On- duty every tine unit patriot;; American cit- j izi-n pwes to hi country when its "uistitu tioosare impt ri!-d. .r.-' t; the polls and vote tor G;'.rtic!d t'.i.d Arthur ou Tuesday next. .. . '. The "solid outb by-fore tlie October elections v. as jiibi'ant mi l cenluient of ic tory. Jil fa.Ct the chivs. Were so. contident tliat they-hiid playeil ft.eir i.uie "too fine" . with munlcr, tissue ballot and b'lrefuccd fraud in the Smith. 'and money a" ;d coloni zation and fraud and lies to -u deception in the North, and Wore so - s-ire r.f winnii r that they forgot discretion, donned the oid Secession war paint, and hooted und.i-piir-led. openly boasted c t what they would do when Haycock was, l'rc-sidcnt. Since the electiou.-i all this h;n eh.-uiged. and the solid -South' now wliiiiitioSy deprecates Hie lact tliat she will furnish all the electo ral votes iTaueock will et. and the tear is loudly' expressed that even the "solid Sooth" m:iy go back en Ir.!ijsic!. ! Sad, Iwi't if ! ' ISfff i t jicil "liesa I' :!. . 'Mony U a luyiii. :o.l s i the a'deg eil letter ot Gartield on the tJhinese fjnes tion. But .1utice Fi.-iU's cne decision is a burning tact. Iti .-dso true IViat the and VrW of Xeir York city, the leading lleinocralic papers of the I'niti-.d states, ate strongly pro-Cli;nesc. It is also true that none but Democratic .liules in New York lis ye admitted Chinese focii:'.en-hip. while' , Judge'. Sawyer, a llepnb.'k-an, has di-nied tbeni natural izati'-n. Il.f Denioemey secured pfe?-!on of the Jast Cohgres fcy fraudulent repieenfations They promised to 'effect reforms and cut down expendif im s. The people were de eeived and gulled by their soft and lying speech.5 Two sessions have proved how utterly false were the-e promises ot Demo cratic reform, and the people, thoroughly undeceived, , nropoM- to make the next House ouerwheliuiugly Republican. The tseowmlr-el l onnil. -"'". - i settlement and tlie! seutimetitsof our peo j pie, have led the gov-j eminent to olVer vln-j widest hospitality to. our shores for newf and happier honirs,. willing to idmre tlie hm .ten as well ;i the! benefits of our society.' anil intending tlmH their nosltritv- s'iiUj litcome an iiudi-ttrwi- uishalile pait ot" ourj ojio!atioti. The re-f cent movement f thej Cllinese to our racttle ctMist partakes l ot lit tle of such an iuimi gnition, eithi r in itt purposes or its re-uat It is too much like a:i! importation- to bcl weiinmed wiihoet re-i striction : too noivt; like an invasion to I e lo'-ken upon without! soiiciMMle. Wf fi)hotj consent to Jiiiowiugl any lorin of sej-vne la- t.-sking part 1:1 political meetings. .But tins country bus snil'ered so much in blood and tieasme to uphold the tl:ig of our union and maintain the best government that has ever been devised tor men. that it seems lo me I could not lcar to fcee the eon. dry in its ieUlutive and i:: all its tranches turned over to .1 party composed hi gr.-ar part ! tho-e who -;o recently tried to de.-troy it. Applause. We do not advocate the principles of the Republic in party alone a.-.d t the prejudice of the interest of the opposite party, but we pi-ochii.ii.fhe.il at this time liecause we '"clkve I hey are best for all parties. Ap- p;::i:-e. We believe that Democrats, arc just as much interested ti-day in tho success of tlie Hi piirilican party as the Repr.b'ieaiis ol the United States. We believe further that the Southern States lately in iel el'ioii are just as much interest ed and more iji the sticcss. of the Republi can jiartv. Vi'e nil know there is no man in the South win is not privileged to come and fettle nrr.onir us iu ilu- North, in any section, and letaiii his political viuws and :it th" same time prosecute his business. whether it be professional, mercantile or what not. A Northern man lias not the same pnvili ge in the South. It lie goes there to prosecute bis business lie must be quietci political questions of great weight. In ot-cr words, the carpet-bagger is not ccrtai blocks of land. S. B 98 To amend an act incorpo. Oct 28 1872. 1 w,'o ea" oe Pecuren in umj tray win II. B. 6 An act to amend sections ! 1,0 vwteJ Ur nanc.K.-k, legally or illegal- S. B. 22 To protect Salmon. way and Xavigathm Cmpanv, its sue- 1 ad5 miscellaneous laws, -The liopublican Clubs of the . eSorBo,l .i.,8 ,1,. ,i'h. .,r as compiled by Malhew P. Dead y bim1 i eml precii.U .!.. mafce the necessary through Ihe lands ot the Siate of Ore- j Laiayelte Lane. got., and necessary grounds tor stations, doots, Hde tracks, tutn-tables, at.d water stations. ' S. B. 71 To amend an act incor porating the city ot Corvaiiis, in Ben ton county. S. B. 110 To amend nn act incor porating the town ot Lebanon, T.inn county. S. B. 12 To provide the compensa tion ft the sheriffs and- clerks of ti e comities of Linn, Lane, Jaekson, Hen- ton, Yamhill, .Marion, Douglas, Coo-, Curry, Clackamas, Union, Umatilla, arrangements t' circuni vent all such rascality, to the end that we may 1 ave SHALL Til K CAUSE LOST BY i a ia'r l"are contest and a legal j THE BULLET BE REGAINED BY ! THE BALLOT? '-UeI:ii Erru-d." PUMPS! PUMPS! THK I.DKRSTfJXftn It KITS KEAVE TO IX fot m thv. public that he Iia4 loculed in Al bany for th imniowi of HupnlylntE th citisens ol 1 iim ciHiiity with that vsceluior puinp the -.- . - - - - ". , , - "r - -: "- y t " Lone . Star Pump, fateiiel f u 1878. Wo Rubber, No Leather, IMo Packing, i ItKQl.'IKUD ; ALL. . S2EXAI., Kaily Ituncllcdv Simple In Coiistructloify . AN U WILL It lifts been proven by tl-.e ofniflal reeopls that Bill Englii., ! niociaVic j ca:,d'ila;e lor "ice I 'icsidei.t, "bnzg.Vi" j a matter of 13,904 44, to which he had not the shallow ot a-ntaim, thosme lie i.ig money accruing to the heirs of hii giandinuther under the )ieusi'.u laws. . wiiich he inauaiJ-ed to et hold ot vote. Il we are beaten in Linn county by an honest, legal vote, we are content; but we lici.'l propose to stand any she nanigan. Any party who attempts to Cii.-t a vote illegally will te prosecuted to the bitter end and don't you for got j;. ess. tZiSi-tr Iticri! S SUow o Klect tlaaicoeli. Lxsmlne Before Pur chasing Elsewhere. Washington and I'olK, and to presenile i eil lo ll5s . use J-,,, obtained a the manner in which such compensation j ll.lki.ip llt tl? treasury depaitment. shall be paid. and while there discovered his giand- B. l.J'o io mcorjv.ra-e tne town , , 5 t lhe lnoliev. TW English Ferved in Cft). Xesmith spoke at the Court l!m:e on Saturday at 2 p. sr. He had an audioiu-e of J7t. ineliulm" men. through the pension office and convert-i , . , n- ' . 1 iviimi-ii n.il r-l.llilioti ills Kioofli u-ai5 made tip of abu.-e ot "Iliiiple Mitchell" ami "laiiiidnh-t Williams," as he de hghted to designate them. He black- of Sodaville in Linn county. S. B. C3 To authorize and er Dalles City to convey ami empow-transfer tinarded (Ion. fiariield in a most vin- A Chicago telegram ot the 2-jiIi says that Stanley Huntley felegrnphs. to the Chicago TrUiuiie troul New York-that to-day the Bepublican natioird j etuutnittce, will ex pose the author ot the alleged Chinese letter. It U iio Kenmird. I'hilp. one of the editor of "Truth,'- who va unearth ed by lAetective Lovurgan, is employed by tlie natioual committee. . philp in an ex pert lirboitiitlon.of all kind of chiBography, and lately copied frooi memory tint names of all ne-wl signed the dec'a ration of indepejh-ice in so skiitjul a manner that a cursory look would indicate thum as genuine.--Ue ha a tmnri. for .'iiuitating Jurijd-yi-iir:i. Ilu i active and able politician and prncdca'ly cO!itrol! Ti-uth." Hunt ley ays all the fact are authenticat ed and bclore the Republican . committee, - and would have been piiblisfied j-esterday, but thaf (ieu-A Arthur lnteriosel .with a uggeatioii, of del.lv irt -order Unit. the lecn-" ocraU iniKht- not have an opportunity of putting out another fraudulent letter, after the eJtpo!Jre,1'.'ana getting it circulated. Such a scheme was in contemplation, ami ir in assertl thut- -le'ither forged letter " viil be published in Tnith, this yeek. Tlie Pemoemtie paper if rbi" State print all iIm- tUipid c;Mij.ajii iivsT and then 6up . jtresn the,eyid n -e Lh.t n.i uel epose their nlfer nieodra il v , '. bor to be introduced., anions; us mider th iiuise of immigration.' Keci;nizing I iiegra v-1 ity of this ul jeet. ! h," present. Adm lii-tra-j lion, stsppolted lyj 1 . 'oi igrcs.s. has sent to' t.h'uia a or.imisskH' ot distingnished citi-J .ens for the purpose; of secmiust such a inodiliciuioii f tlie.. existing treaty as wi!i prevent fh evils like-! ly to arise from thej present siiuniion. It; is confidently ludiev-'j ed tliat these ifiptom-l atic ii"i'):iations will; 1e tuccessful wittnin? the hssii couout-ici il in'erconrse betweeo tlie twoloers.whiel! promises a greater in-1 crease of reciprocal1 trade and the enlarge-! ment ot our markets. Should these efforts! fail, it will be t he duty of Congress to initi ipite the evil already It-lt. ami prevent their increase by nieh-ie-' striction as, without violence or injustice. will p'nee upon u sim fouudatiou tle peace of. our coiiiiumdlies mid the freedom and' dignity of labor. j On tlie part of Gen. Garfield this is tha best presentation of the subject ever made. On the other hand it, will be noticed that the views of tlen. Hancock are very ob scure in fact he did not deem the subject of -sufficient importance to notice it all. Eltlier this was the case, or else he feared to place himself on record in the lyatter as he might unwittingly "give himself away" as be did in the tariff matter, (jeii. Gar field we know U sound, on the Chinese ifiiestioti, as well as all other ; lie neither dodges oi equivocates, but is hojiest and outspoken, and deserves the support ot ev ery man who believes : "We cannot con sent to allowing any form of servile labor to be introduced among us under tlie guise of immigration. T a welcome citizen among them. Now we want to see all this changed. I myself am from a north western State. We are all carnet-hnirirei s in lhat section. The whole of il Iris l-eeii bui't no iu the lift lime of many here l.resi ut w ho have s en the re-ult of cai pet-h:tg settlement in the Northwe-r. The whole ot it has been gritted out ot live or six States. See the property and thrift lh.it has been brought to tfit'M- new States by ibese carpet-baggers. They hni't up out Cincinnati, our Chicago, mil l Itfroif. our Indianapolis, our Cleve land and hundreds of smaller towns of er-at pro-perity. With the same privileges extended to carpet Iwgijers, the growth rating the city of Albanv iu Linn ci un- ; S. B. 86 -To amend an su-t to pro vide for the time and u!ace for holding Supreme, Circuit and County c-'tixts. Sy5. 114 To amend sections 14 and 15, title t, chapter 44, mii-eel'.ai.e-ous laws ot Oregon, relatiie.lt the pur chase of supplies for ' the penitentiary and reducing sa'ary of the snpi iin'.i-n" dent of the penitentiary. S. B. G To amend section 8, title 2, .l.m.lnr 1 f M, ! c.i t ? 1 l 0.lie l'l IVU ft t'at has been seen iu the Northwest would j ' '. i. ' ' h-:ve been seen ere this in the Southern I ,a,l"S to construction oi icnces. tares. We claim that no g'eat prosperity S. B. 13 To prevent tug boats from cm overtake these until every citizen of discriminating between vess-eK every State is re-arded as a citizen ot the s i o To amend sections IGfi and I'nited States", no matter where he goes, . , 1t." -i i .1 . i .1 IVl j V- 1 i J I I J ' j II. 1. 1 JK Hill. J- V.' . j 1 . 1 a 1.' i - 1. i : . 1 . . mniiunim 1 in j-,ii".im M'lvtu 111 tie ;,,, 1 i : . , fr : it :i,i n l- in i iiii-n intniun ii.iif-v., n. revolutionary war, and because of iudi a, y t)e olU ,tH. ,.e duhlt hkc lhe cm lino ta'Oaf 1 1 i t Tto 1 ti o rioiiciiii i ' to the WW I..d. pendent Academy 1 " " . jt.et.eia,. 1 .e ei.oci up a poor, weak, iu o",..-, i Jam,', d joti ted barroom hanargue by moth.er die.i without applying f,.r it- j j;,,,, ylf a "red-monfiied Irish man." The residt d his shotding oiT his Minil 111 1 1 T here is the loss of Demo era' ie votes 3!.d friends, and not a sin- SaiisMioii Gnarasleeif. Prices to Imt. .11. EtI.I.AEtICIDC:, Oet. 13. 'JiOulS AIImiu)-, Or. As soon as Bill English discovered the t 1 1 .1 3 : 1 I tt:i,iiu pieiHiei iiiu 1 irt mi j e loeni e i:s the ease, went back to Indiana, took out illegal letters of admini-iiai ion, and, without li e knowledge of the heirs, Collected the money, appropriated it to his own usi- and afterwards ' letued to pay it over to them, protecting him-i-eli'by pleading insolvency. His snre- sjle Convert to l!aee(ck and t'l iiiu nj-aln, (lei-i r-il. SkintliTit. i.::in t'o-;;:tj- i. toi- (imu lil nml Arltinr. With a fair, bonesl bal'ut next Tues day, Lino county is secure tor Garlield and with the privilege of proclaiming his political principles without molestation. Now, gentlemen. I know you will hear so muc'i more than I cansay 011 this question. and hear it so much better said, that I will iav no more, hot will introduce as ne-xt speaker your eminent townsman and statesman. Senator Co-ikliug. Senator Conkl'mg then addressed the meeting. . : A Xote I"r. in ISenirerfoii. Prominent Democrats were preparing for a torchlight procession S11 Portland re cently, and wrote to the telegraph agent at Betvertnii, asking him Irw many Demo crats could be depended upon to come from that point to participate in the demonstra tion. Following is the answer : Don't think there will be more than two. Only three Democrats here, and 1 one of these is in jail, and will be until after election. ties were only bound in 1300, and were j and Arthur by a good majority. Large practically worthless tor the sum in-j numbers of lite-long Democrats will voiced. All this is a matter ot record j vote the Republican ticket, liecause and the Democratic witnesses who as- they desire lo fee the present reign of sort them over their own official signa- i law, order and prosperity continued. ture in papers now on file at Wash- They know that a "change," which ington, are W. L Marcy, then Fecie j would pass the Government into th tary of War : Isaac Toocey.'lhen At-1 hands of the "solid South," would be IVotiee or Iriiial Settlement. vrnTICK IS IIKttfclSY lilVEX Itmt ttie ort A (lersiiritiNl, 1 he exe Miior f Itie last will ami lesiaiiienl 1 ' VV. II. Uoo-Iwiii. ilelise'l, llB lile't, in Ihe IVmilty ou-f ol" l.inn i-omity, tlre ;roii, tiis ihial iict-ount. anil tmi'l t'oiirt 1ms nf IKiinred Tnes-Iay Hie Till Uiiy of Iwintwr, IsSft. t lhe liour ol li oVkvk in i lie foiviriMm of sai'l (l.-iv. tor 1 In' lleu:-m:r of oli,-eliuis lo gnat uecomit ami 1 It -otTlemeiu ttn-rff. II. .1. Itnl'OUTON, Kxecutor. Oi-tolier lr. lss;!-vl.!ii3 , Wtsii hcrlonl ,t l:acklnrn,Ktty? foresecnior. e. c. jo son, IV!. D., IIoK:acpotii!e I55:ysit'::in kik! burgeon. OFFIfK in Fron-an'3 brick block, up-stairs, .Mliuny, Oregon. Vl:ii2 AilHi?fx(rt4rN Ttotiee to remorw l.il" of 9:iiili'l Krlisle, lerei!M-l. "rvrit'K is liereUy iriven tr tlie ervuffors nf ;i I-1 il-vi".i-e.!.iiirl ail wlmiu it limy eotieern. ilint 1 In mi'ii-r-imieil hits In-i-n ilniy aiilltefl :i-trui:iis-ir;i'or if t In e-:a-t? if ttic'ssii I t'Mnivl IS.-iiiirie. il.'i--ji-i".i, Iiy 101 onler f.f tlie t"iaiity 1 'ouri ol" 1 In? s--tie of 1 ii.-oii. for I.tun Con lit y. mil U- liv I.. Fiiioi. Jti.!-xe of sni-l t-ouit. ilitled lhe 4'ti i'Iiij- ol Ik-lorlH'r. A. It; Iswi; nod nil per sons liavinu ii:iiiisrti;:iiits: sui;t e-laieaie here by re.i'iii-e.l lo pri-i-'ii them, iviflt 111: ii-on-r , -oile:r-. v.-Ji liiu r-ix iiionths frm theiliitfiof Tlo.s 1101 ui 10 1 In n;nW-r--iiriu-! at It is n?si leiw-e four iniiij? t-:i i if she -ft S'n: hm. 1 11 s;iil count y. I. II. Wl:H;llT. Aaniiuinonr. I. W, IVritjhl. Mity. tor n lin. -vlni criminal procedure. S. B. 52 To authorize the county court of Clatsop county to construct a bridge across the Walluskt creek. IT. B. 02 An net to refund the war debt and maintain the public credit and aohropiir.te money and lew a tax there- . - - . f.r. II. B. 103 An act to regulate the inai.aoeinei.t and maiiitet.ai.ee t ceme teries by private corpoitttnu s. S. B. 37 An act lor the relief ot Un ion county. . S. B. 109 An act for the relict ot Jackson county. II. B. (.7 -An act to amend an act 01. tilled "an act to regulate the salaries ol county treasurers in the State ot Oregon ;" .approved Oct. 28, 1874. II. B. 53 s-An act to amend section tori.ey General ; and J. L. Edwards, then Commissioner ot l'onsions under 1 'resident I'olk. Tritely otie of the de frauded heirs wrote to the Commission, er of I'ensions, askii g if it was true that Bill I'i glish collected the morey in 1845. All the correspondence has been published in the matter, ann shews nn 'ii a most conspicuous manner the "honest integrity" and "high personal honor" of Bill English. When "honest Win. II. English", was called to account fur the rascality and couM not explain it satisfactorily, he was kicked out of the treasury de(.artmene. And this is the man the Democracy desire to ele vate to the Vice Presidency J UeinornliscO -Anything to brat UnrSela - The "solid South" ljas become perfectly demoralized since tlie. news of the terrible f lemocnitic defeat in, Ohio and Indiana reached that section, while the managers in the XortU have completely lost their heads, gone "clean daft," and are enacting the role of idiots, as see tho several schemes of forgery tin ned out by the National Dem ocratic Committee- such weak, silly, pal im hie frauds, that even a Chinaman would blush to be charged with being their iiuthors, Straws show which way the wind blows in New Jersey. The indications are that (larfield will have the State in November. If-chled Republican iiams were niade in il!e loc.al election. The duty 00 the common grade51 of wool it 10 "ents per pound and nn art rnhirfm l,....-tr..'., "t duty of 11 per cent. If the Drmociattc ' ea-apter 00, 01 me inisc.-iianeous .aws policy of fee trade should SHceeeif. what I td Oregon, pertaining fo mines as com would the. wool interests of Oregon be I . .!, ,1 )V Ji If, Deady and L.F.Lane. worth? Ths average price of wool in B. SO An act to amei d. an act Australia is 1 4c per pouiul. liemove tho tm.'itr mill tliis eoonli v would bt- flooded i Tit t .!...:.. . f - ...!.. 1:.... ...l cnlltntr nt -ii-I.H.nt J-ltKW "U n. niiinra t -"""I In. .m niu I inuKMror untir. ivoil f lit. I'.eiU reoHiuniii it, iu tiy oitiei ii"i.i 24 1874 - I than as an evidence ot barbarism. H. B. 100 An act to amend section 10, title- 3, chapter 57, miscellaneous laws property and the levy more disastrous to lhe people of lhe North than the late reln-llion. There fore, in the intetest of peace, honestj and good government, insuring contin ued prosperity and progress for the fu lure 't cur common country, they will vote for Garfield and Aithur. Thai this is a true statement, the election returns of next Tuesday will prove most conclusively. ' It Would be a pitiful Sieetacle to see a man chosen chief li.sgislrate of the nation who has not learned, wl'.f t every schoolboy knows, that the tarifFquestioii is not a local question. Political ('rtnubtt. Ai.ixitiilstralor's "ollee of Appointment. "'VTOTII K is lierehv sjiven tliat Ihe ftmlei-sifrns i l was. ly the i'otiTity Cimrl of I.itiii ' nn t y, t r-i;oii. at' t;- i-'riil:ir siieiiier teriu, ISSO. duly a ;ipoiii!etf iifliiiritfstrntor ti- bvnia ?o, run l".s!rtni it x an 'i'-:r-j.ot Ihe i-ilnle oft. A. W i U ia ill-, t-eesi..l. AH persim-i liitvint? ctsiini turainst the esl;i:e of -ii.if tiiiuseil. wiii present lit Kiitv- to ihe miiter-iirm-tt nt nfiwr.svjilf, l-ttin eonnly, Oreiron, veriiieil as reijilireil ty Isiii wfthiii six mom lis from I lie tie hereof. I'f.TKIt lil'MK, Aitiiuuistrator. Hated Sept. 17. IsSD-ii.-.l-, li Weatherioril & Uiaeklmrn, atlys for artmr. All Ikluct or X-nsisIcr "It yon persist in saying thai you can prove I have been associated with lhe Kuklux, come down to Columbia and I will put a bullet in yon or cut your throat." This i lhe significance of Wade Hampton's little intimation to John Sherman concerning his resi dence. Ti e jieople . who tulruirD 'the code will look at it differently, but. sensible men, North and South, cannot would starve our wool producers to death. fu Blemoriam. rhc latest H incock dodge is a little pamphlet, with a handsome title page. purporting to be "a record of the states manship and political achievements of Gen. Hancock." Tt contains eight pages of mce I ment honk naner. wholly blank except the pre- 1 lection of taxes. tootions titie-na.'R. If the Democracy tt ii i i-7 a i ,,.t;..,. I ate ambition. He was a good man and - - - i ait-i-aa - V aiai-n rv tiwii of Oregon, relating to the assess-I Hepitaph has already been pre t of propcrtv and the levy and cl- ! Fa,ei1 b3 ll,e ew York 11 r,,n : . "Died, November 2, 1880, ot inordin- - .. . t. ,t.i . : , willcontlne tl.emseivesio uco e.t.o..- ., .ia,.r , , , ... -, . . . WVt-" .iw w - - v... eeriiic dodges ' no one will onjecr, as tins i , -en . , . , ,, i, code, general laws of Oregon. mm at Inns!-, see 111 S to lie the OlanK trtlth. I ' ra I il I) in . . . . I . f i. i ii. j. oi Aii bci io lirovme i t Electroypes of the forged Garfleld-Morey .tp.ril, .et1, ...d other mall streams i..i: I.. I " letter having oeen sent out w 1imiM.in.i . . '..' i - - . Ci.l n-llk I IO 1 fMllllliOII CIMIHIV llUlli U.lli MOOll for the pm riose of flooding the State with 1 & J copies, the Kcpnblican committee have -' ther obstrncti ns. II. B. 4 An act to provide tor lhe construction of a buck insane asylum 1 sent out many tlmusaiid fac simile copies of Garfield's letter exposing the forgery Of all the lies and forgeries gotten up by the Hancock Democracy to .. h jure Gen. Garfield, this Money letter is the basest. Aiiioiii; Hie ApnchM. The Piesidcnt and party were to make the distance between San M-ircial, New Mexico, and Fort Ciimmiiigs during the middle of the. weetf. Tlie road WA3 to be strongly picketed to prevent surprise from the terrible Apache. The party wi- in leave S.ndii Ft, to day for the East. weighed 250 pounds. Of course Wade Hampton's readi ness to settle a controversy by a game ot throat-culling or pistol-shooting will convim e the North that there never was such a thing as Knklnxism in the South. . " bui'ding for thin Mate, to ley a tax and appropriate monoy lhereftr.. II. B. 58 An act to authorize - each of the ?everal circuit j'idges of this State lo hold courts and .make, eiders to be enforced inalj the judicial dit-tricts thereof. ' II. B. 9f An act to create and or ganize a school for deaf mutex. The people ot tlie North demand j that the same rights be accorded Re publicans at the South as are- accorded to Democrats at the North. I II, I). 4S An act to pievent the i clocicu I'rebidflit. Hancock has already learned to ape the Confederate Brigadiers. He now alludes to Republicans as "Radicals." It does not follow that because a roan weighs 250 pounds that he should be Governor Foster sets Ohio down for 40,b00 majority. If you want to make a Democrat excruciatingly happy, take him into a corner and show him a photograph t English." The Democrats of -New Orleans are tiring prt'-e iron collar placed on their necks by bulldozing lea ler, and there is a bieak in the ranks. Colonel Harris, in accepting a Green back Corgressianal nomination down in -Mississippi, styled himself a "JetTer-sou-Ca'houn-Thurmaii Democrat." Alexander Stephens was a true prophet when he said : ' "It : will not do tor'Democrats to throw mud at Garfield. If they do they will elect htm." The American people are not a nation ot blackguards. .."Inquirer" is informed that the Chair man of the National Democratic Com miiue is not the same Barnnm who imposed the woolly horse on an Ameri can public. " I i-q-iirerV mistake in supposing bim - be the tame man is a perfectly natiral one, for the two-are in the same Iin i ot business they are both humbugs . A Thoroughly convincing explana tion of BarimmV alleged discovery of an attempt to colonize Florida in the interest of the '.Republican party lias been made public, but is suppreesed by all the Lenioeiatio patier- wi this coasi. We have for sale at Ij-banon and Grass ridge some :0.tHX feet of lumber, such a scantling, joists, bam timbers, boxing, fencing, and other rough lumber. At Lebanon we have a superior lot of dry lumber, consisting of rustic, flooring, etc. Owing to tbe hue fire, we are offering this hi iu'.h't at red ncet I rates. .Address us at Lebanon. 4-tif Coxs Bkos. i COUGHS. yniipiiiiiiTieSI I EEKSOS'S CAPCXSE P0HOXJ3 PLASTER soothes, relieves ataiost at. o;ne and enres whem Oilier plasters fail even tj relieve. It contains p-enter & more powrf uliwiu relieving, strtngth-cuia!-and ciirativr-proroiit-a thaa llio common porous piaster. nd ia fcir ntperior to lminynta uuJ tha BO-caIkd electrical appliances. It l p-ieciu'ly recomracnfletl for the atxvo ailments, also for ISi.Inal Bml Kllix-r onlIltj lleiriw. !SeitrIer unit mil loeml Aran nnl 1'a.ius. Wliwi aafferiiiB you will io weli to take em a Kttle pains to pro-lire tuia article. Do not allow aor otlier iilasu-r to be substituted for it Sold by all DruifiTists. Seabuxt fc Jomtsox. U Piatt Btrect, New York, Proprietors. WHEAT WANTED I F LINN COUNTY LOURING M Stead. Bsad. BsacU .. CSSTTaAi LISAT IT. ASSET. " 1'ii-t.t Kireet. .ma113-, ore-son JT. II. HEKRE, i Proprietor. Wrif.l."KKKl THK V.KS-T MEATS OF ALL. Kin W i tie market aiVonls. ami will lwy the lollies t-iisli iii-i-.-i fur IUef, Pork, Mtitroti. Vt-.il f:ilv--- uiel "t'ltitkc'is ; !i!--o, lli;te and Fin-s !h.ii-j1u im-lsoM. : J. It. HKUlttX. iH-twer 1, l,-st-vi:s nl. ILLS, Ballard, Iscm & Co., Will par premium of FOUR CENTS rwr bush el in Mttl Keed, over and above Hit. market Hih-e.-o'i ll ftood rnerebanntble Wheat stored with t liem thitstaM.n.! Are ulvtuja repurett to pay easri down, and panns'-iiee as BOtid prices s eun be obtained wise litre, A large snj.ply ol ta..-ks always on hsin 1. Wo have rrnr MiU fltte1 up witb nil the latest Improvei! inaebiiitry, and do vustirWi work. 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