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THE EUGENE CITY GUARD. SATURDAY... L MAY 27, 1832. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Congressman, WM, D. FENTON. For Governor, i0& 8. SMITH. for Secretary of Statf, J. K WEATHEItFORD, For State Trrasurer, II. ABRAHAM, for SUte Trintr, WILBUR F. CORNELL, ForSup'tofPulilio Instruction, W L WOItTHINGTON, For Judge of Supreme Court, E. D. SHATTUCK, For Judge of 2d Judicial District, W. 8. McFADDEN, For Prosecuiinif Attorney, A. F. CAMPBELL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET, For State Btnr, OEO. B. leOKRIS. Fur Representatives, B. HAYES, K M. MULHOLLAXD, X. M. VEATCIi, JOHN lonq. For Cniaraiailnners, f. f. STEPHENS, II. C. VEATCIT. For Sheriff, i J. R. CAMPHELL For Cleric,' J. E. HOUSTON. For Treasurer, ClfAULES LAUEIt. 'tot School Snperintendrnf, A. W. TArJ EIlSON. For Assessor, ' P. J. McPHKRSON. For Surveyor, GEORGE NOLAND. For Coroner, F. W. OSBUJIN. AOTH'E. With the issue of March 31st my control of the editorial columns of the fjUARicPttn'd. J. R. Campbell Et'OESE Cnv, April 4, 1882. iutatfl ifie Eciuont. A forrespondcnt writing from Tort land to the Jaoksnnvillo Times among other reasons amortcd- why ninny Re publicans will not rote for Moody for governor, aays: There are other reasons why Republicans will not vote for Moody. Persons who lived in this State in 1873 will returmW tho stu practiced that year. R'puMican re penduousand unMuhliing election fraud festers went openly from poll to poll in this city and voted tlra RepuMii-an ticket They could' have deen canity identified', and thoso who employed them to carry out this hellish pint were well known in this city. The evi dence of the guilt was overwhelming and yet the Unitrd Slates grand jury refused to indict tlmir conspirators, lie cause they were of the same political party as the grand jury which had haen packed for the cxprm purpose of allowing these corrupt ion iU to go free. Upon this grand jury was Z. F. Moody, present Republican candidate for Governor. Many Republicans di clare they will never vote for any man who showed himself the pliant willing tool of that corrupt political ring which ruled tilings with with a high hand at that time. All thing considered; our chances for carrying the Stat grow brighter each day. If Democrats everywhere will put their should to the wheel and work for tho whole ticket, the sun will go down on the night of the fifth of Jane with his rays tinting in colors of gold the Democrat io banner laden with the trophies of victory. Our nominee for Cirouit Judge, Mr. McFadden, is a gentlemen of acknow edged ability and integrity. Several years the senior of Mr. Bean in oiiit of age, and has had thirteen years ex perience in the practice of the law. For the past four years he has Wen County Judge of Benton county, which be has filled with credit to himself and the people. Judge McFadden has the ability and experience necessary to , 11 the position. Democrats should remember that if the Republicans carry the the next Legislature, the successor of Senator Orover will U a Republican. We hopelducing the rate of interest that the Democracy will vote the whole Legislative ticket, and thus be spared ' being represented In the United States Senate by torn smb. man as Mitchell or Williams. Democrat, do not trad a man on eur ticket Remember all were norui- tiated fairly and ahould receive tbe.oouuliri where th-T are recorded. otennJ Cliinrse ouMticni arw aot iaaaea in united sopport of the Dmocmv. , Thou lotkt Had it not been for Rufus Mallory the Statu to day would own the Locks at Oregon City and the Willamette river would la the cheap highway for thep'nplo of tho Willamette Valley. As it is the river is virtually locked tip to prevent competition and a reducticn of freights; And this is to be forever. The people's fight in this regard has gone into the hands cf the monopoly that will rule' with an exacting rod, When the question of purelia.se wait in the Legislature, Mallory favored the sale to the State and worked hard for it until some political consideration was spiung upon him and suddenly hr changed taztics and defeated (he bill. The mystery was never sofved. Dem ocrat, fllltullofl DtMOtmtl. We understand that one' of the RV publican leaders in this county has Wn trying to hire Democrats to work on the railroad at Roseburg, so that they shall lone their vote for the county tick. et. AH men hired for this purpose will be discharged after election, and will be at considerable pxjxnse to come home, or be compelled to seek woik elHewhcre. If those parties want your help, Democrats, agree to go after the election, which will tst their sincerity A word to the wise in sufficient. It should m remembered by voters that E. 1). Shattuck, candidate for Su preme Judgn. anys the Democrat is not a party man, while Judgn Lord it known to be a verv active partisan The people want a non-partisan court, one that will look to the well being, peace and prosperity of the people ruth erthan the interest of party. For that reason men without any regard to their party relationship have concluded to elect E. D. Shattuck. The court with Shattuck on the bench, would stand two republicans and one no party man, while if Judge Lord should' be electvd it would be composed of three active, partisan Republicans. .. 0 i Says the Albany Democrat: When you go to the polls next June to vote for Governor, remember that Moody was in the Legislature two yarn ago and totetf aguinst the bilf to reduce the fees of clerks and Hheril?. This vote and his vote on the interest bill, shows that hn has no sympathy, in in common with fanners, laborers and mechanics. Show your disapprobation of his course by voting for the friend of the people T. 8. Smith, In every pu t of the State Mr. Fonton lull L'ii we hear glorious" accounts of him, lu Southern Oregon he will lead Mr. George in the race far lieyond ex pectations at the outset. Tim next House of Representatives will li Dem ocrat io and we intend to swell the' in a joiily with a niemW from Oregon. Mr FiMiton will complete the cinvasi of tho State and take with him at every placo deserved commend. itionf i . . i , ,. Mr. Moody's transaction in selling out Mr. trench' on that mail contract, the circumstance of which are so fa. miliar to the people of the Dalies, is not calculated to strengthen his chances in Wnsco cmintff Those who know about it say that Moody made altout' 120,000 in a very dirty way.- A portion of this ho will pioliably invest in the coup tion fund, and pay Sankey for making Hpeeches for him Standard, Democrats should not fail to' avail themselves of their privileges as Amer ican citizens, EvVry one of them should be out on election day and cast his vote solid against the party whose leaders will propose the naturalization of the Chinese upon the first favorable opportunity The Republican party is losing its hold and needs the votes of John Chinamen. Hon. J. K. Weatherford is the man for the oflice fr which he is nominated honest, capable and qualified. We hear grand report of his strength f rhm every part of the State. He will fill the office of Sectary of State in a I manner that will comport with the ex pectations of every honest voter in the State. Mr. Moody, Republican candidate for Governor, while a memUr of the Legis'ature of 1880, voted against re- HoW do the people Ills this representative cf tlie inony sharks? Evey Democrat ahould turnout and vote on election1 day, without' f nil Don't neglect to vote under any consid eration. If you want mortirasrs UieJ in the for the Dewoeratie ticWt RatSt Sarc - The extraordinary effort on the part of the Republicans to carry the State must convince evrry observing uiind that the leader of the party are by no means sanguine of success. At no time in the history of politic in this county bus that party been so much alarmed as at present We find the party disorganized and threatened with defeat in its heretofore strongest Re publican localities. This is the case in Marion county especially. It will be observed that the managers are so thor oughly frightened that ihH ablest and bhst speakers are placed on the stump in that county. At no previous time has there been such an effort made by any party in Oregon, we have no fears as to the result The ring rule must perish at this election,- and Inde pendent Republicans cannot be won to the pnfty by th argument of hired attorneys,- who, themselves, nave no sympathy with the cause or men they profess tostfpport. Democrats should make note of this and be encotfraged. By honest work, a gnvrid victory will li tiro result. Mr Ctrruil Judge: The Benton1 County Democratic Con vention thus speaks of our nominee for Circuit Judge r That the action of oor delegates to the Democratic State Convention meets our hearty approbation and approval in every respect. That m the nomina tion of Hon. W. S, McFadden for the position of Circuit Judge of this dis trict, wo recognize a gentleman of su perior legal attainments, and acknowl edged ability, both as a literary man and a lawyer, and one wlio'in point of learning and integrity will make a faithful, conscientious and able judge. That his faithful and able discharge of the duties of County Judge for the past four years, is an honor to himself and a credit to the people, and receive our hearty endorsement. That in com mon with all eur candidates, wo pledge to Judge McFadden our most cordial and active support Remember that the representatives elected from Lane county this' year will take part in electing a United States Senator to succeed Grover. The Republican party is a Chinese party and n Senator elected by them will as sist them in organizing the Senate. Th" work of Congress is done in com mittee rooms and however true a Re publican might be on the final votn the injury might be irreparable t before it Cam's to a vote. The Democratic pnrty has shown its position on the Chinese question and desetvi-s the confidence and support of the people of this State. The Republican journals are specu lating on the fearful results of tlieDcm ociutic victory which now seems as sured. Wo would suggest that this tiino honored but rather monotonous proceeding be varied in this campaign by speculating on what would happen to the State if the wish of the National Republican party were gratified by the granting of suffrage to the Chinese. Iris rumored that two of the can didates for the Legislature nominoted by the Republican party were put there merely for trading stock. We believe that the Democracy of Lane county are to day in the majority, and if Dem ocrats will refuse Republican proposi tion to trade, the entiro Legislative ticket will lie elected. Tub Journal of last week indulges in an aflusion to Messrs. Mulhollaiul and Long that will prove a benefit rather than an injury tto those gentle men. In the localiti? in which they reside they are esteemed and respected by men'nf botlr parties as honorable and consistent men. it Oregon goes Republican in June it will be considered by the Republi can leaders in the East, as an indorse ment of their action in voting to allow the Chinese the privilege cf naturaliza tion. Vote for Fenton; atid' condemn their action on this all important1 ques tion. Democrats shold beware of propo sitions to trade part of the representa tive ticket. The republicans realize that with a square vote they will lce the whole and therefore will' endeavor to concentrate their vote on certain men. ' Tut Democratic candidate for the Legislature are making an excellent! canvas of the cotiTrlyi The Republi- Pin (Icvl-TH arrV nifafinn an.l m.I. O - ' J l mkq the preposterous claim that the tariff ia'ia electinn. Mallory' Speech (?) fluful Mallory, who baa bea a govera. moot pip-tucker fur years, aud was ooml- aaUsl once for PoDgrtw by wbst the cnveu. tiua thought u a complimeuUry v itu, aiflv s tpeeth (?) at tlit Court Hem hut WVInMdy tveninx. Hs cninmenctd by a haraiigae mi the tariff, and at m. corn meo:el tolling locb f!tlnxli that evru hi Itepuhlicaa brethren prent becain tin r ouijlilf dignUl with Rim. Among otl.tr thing', li said that the pr nien of England and Otrmany could not eml their children to school on account o( foe trade, but (org. t t tail th a'udivnee that tiornia'ny was under protect iva tyatrni, and paya 20 per cent lnwar tragus to its people than Et'jflaml. Ho alao gavt a incut pitialil acoociit nf the con dition of th French peaarfut, but neglucUil to state that that country waa alio protect ive ona. But Hill anil Mallory differed on the timncial condition of franco ona saying it waa In s bankrupt condition ami the other claiming it waa the niovt proapernua of na tion!. When Radical! differ to widely it calla tn our mind the well known quotation, "When tbif vea full out,lmnet men get their 1 ii . " In regard Wi the thippitig interest! he admitted that we had no ahippiog tolpenk' of, but laid that there was A much cotnpo lilioii (?) in the cnrryi'ng trade that the Van kees did not care to' iuveat their money, Our wheat farmers will brand the foregoing as a talarhiMMl when remembering of paying a high at 00 ahillinga per ton to tarry their wheat to Liverpool during the paat iraaon. We aay, if America cannot build rhip no account of the tariff1, give Ui the privilege of buying them of foreign couutriet. He next favored ui with hU Chir.eie viewa. Cut hi! principle time on this subject wai given np to abuiiuif I'reaidvut Arthur fur removing him from the duties of U S Pnwecuting At Wuej anil appointing J F Wataon. Thii ii one of tht acta of the I'reiidont that we un tain, and think he ahould be commanded for it by all lioucat men. He next gave bin ideal of honuity, but neglected to atate that the Republican bad even atoltu the Preiiden cy. Hy this time about one half of hit auditor! consisted of empty henchei. He next disgraced hiuiaelf if poesihle by inu euiloee aiiainat our next Governor, J. S, Smith, Ut his untruthful anaertinne need uu denial at our haul's. The speech wai a tirat clai funeral oration to the llepublican party, ami if he could' iieak iu every pre' ciiiut in the State, the Democratic State ticket would have at least "."00 inijurity. Cotcrour J. Smith-. Hon. J. H. Sn ith, the next Cover nor of Oregon, arrived in thin city ves ti-rday, and was met at' the depot I y some of our most influential Democrats. During the day iiirtiy cf 6lir citizens, bbth' Republican and Democrats called oh him, and assured hiin of their" cor dial support. Mr. Smith is too well known to our citizens to mako' it nec essary tfo'rVcih'vVahy extended notice at our hand.- He foela' con!'ulent of victory, and .says wo will carry the ytate, if Democrats am only vigilant. His health is better than it has been for many years, and lio looks about the the same as hn did' in' rtGS, when he so iinnieicifclly beat tliat Republican warliorse, David Logan," with the ex ception that ho in grayer". Democrats of Lane county, give oilr1 honored' nom inee your support and wo" will vouch for it, that lie makes one of tho" let Governors Oregon every lind. Democrats before you vote rend your tickets over and Iw sure that; the names corespond with those published at the head of the editorial coliinwis of tlie Guard. We understand that Ik gus election ticket. will I put in the held by the Republican managers. Votb your ticket on its merits and do not be deceived ly electioneering tales told on tho last day when there is no opportunity to refute them. The ticket is composed of good men and merits the support of the entire party. Democrats beware of campaign lies. The Republicans are desperate, and will scruple at nothing to eleet their Legislative ticket. We have a major ity in the county and enn else our ticket if Democrat will stand firm.- Vote the entire Democratic State and County tickets. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS HORSE' RACE AT JUNCTION "VOTICK ISHEKEKY GIVEN" THAT mere win w 4 borne race at Junction City, 1 aim county, Or., on Friday, th 2d day of Jun. A 1, 18S. at 1 1 M of Mid day ur iin.-rmoi .function 1 ity win pve "i","' ",r owner 01 iue none thct that aliall be adlii.1,-1 to wiu the raw nn aaiil itr All paortie Intending to enter their hnrne for the race mi-ai ao ao wn dava pnnr to the raee. An entnf fre of ten dnllm wilt be rharvV.1 fn. .11 hote al.uittei for the race. Note bat Lane county noraea tin he a-tiuitiwl in the rinu. For further irtieulan iuqiiire of th under-oTd- J. K. PAKKta NOTICE TO SHEEP OWNERS. "V-OTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN TO ALL j.i cnep ownen mm tney must dip their law aaie prwvtaioni that when the owaers fail UVT u mm BHiajn k anparihl in I 1 1 X K ISk II ' a. . o 00 ea, uiu ln lniptclor aliall cauM it to be done at their expn. cv D. COAT3, Sheej. Ibinector for I .ant Co, Or. KOCEBlESIaaaU heeaea a fallsf GROCERIES & PROVISIONS And bri the tontioa ef houM-kfwpera. 1883. Spring Our Spring importation, of Dry So Fancy Goods have airived from "A 1 msk wVlVi1l AM A. wji m IT IS POSITIVELY THE FIKEST AHD . We can ahow the very LATEST In Ws tered Silica, all aliadea. Surah Satin, in all Shades. lllack Siitiniaul Silk. . 6 4 UeUegea LACE BUNTINGS. Ornlcn Cloth In Strips. .,.,.. -t.,ir 1. l..t ABU a grea; many oiuer wuoua 1, SOMtl'HINU NEW'-- French rcdati,Bt)(itit .k I'rtcea. fn Q ili-fi-nt iiiiBil. ut S3 eta rmr varJ. I ' Mancheatc Vancia. In all aliaJes. CHEAfER than ever. The very futeat In Seersucker. )resa ClrHm and Cheviots. Bed Ticking Lacs Cuvtaiiis. 03Saf3 WOEIB; All v goodi ta bonijht for CASH only and we are able to defy any house in 'OREGOX in i'KICKS. Come and nee ui at th I X L STORE Iwtore gninir elsewhere, as anything yeu want ia to be found in our store tn SUIT and MA TC1L lteuieuibcr the I. X. STORE, Eugene City. SPECIAL NOTICE-We have received a nice line nf WALL PAPER k FlRD CAGES.' D Has jttst received SPRING CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shofcs, Hats, Farcy Articles; Ladies Diss's Good, and Everything necessary to a well regulated Store. Having adopted the CASH SYS-' TEM-W6 wiUsellat FQETiilHD PRICES ! Call and see me. ALL kinds of' PRODUCE Bought. Goods sold as in Oregon, for Cash, or Credi Highest Price paid for all kind's of Country Produce. Call and see S. Hi Friendly.- UNDERTAKERS:" Whalssale and Ratail Mm aii'Maaafasiarcrsof all Ms off Furniture, Mirrors; Picture Frames, Mouldings, Coffins & Caskets. ! 2 Special attention by "Mail orTelegraph, Night cr Day. 2sjr WTE kf K tJ k"7?' n,, W,VJ ,toct ' tl WUUmetU Valley 3oqth of Partial '," "nidi we wul aell at greatly rducd prices. Dttlm wid find it to their adraatare i call an examine imr aiook beton i m-haini; eluewher. All r,t.r tiiii .i w.Tr. I v.rlCtrA W?5SB,-,i? t? 1 Laat of the (.uirena CMy Flonnnf Millo. 1882. Season. isv rai 1 a srw LARGEST STOCK EVER BRQUCrrf A lar?e awiorfioent nf MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING,-and HATS, for everybody, U uit at any price. Our Boota arid Shoes are complete. Men and Boya Knliah Walkinj Sboea, the very latent Stylea. And :t grea: many other Gooda la the very THE FINEST stock of CORSETS, BUTTONS, LACES, RIBBON'S, . and EMBROIDERIES OUTSIDE 07 PORTLAND I a large stock of low as any House Ui giVen' to all" orders; foF &Utrt W0 W illamette. .siBliietwrT J. w. C'HtKRY KOBT. VI. DAY T. u. HEMiRIOK.