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Chi ¡gimnrratic Cimrs. A I'AMPAIUN OF RLAXDEB. Au Election by Fore«. It has been evident from the outset i People on the Pacific Coast are slow Iltiicial ¡’»per for Jackson, Jost-phinc i Luke. that the Radical managers, in prose- , to appreciate the full force and Intent cuting the campaign, would avrfil 1 of the recent order of Attorney-Gen- THURSDAY........... SEPTEMBER 21. MM themselves of the weapons of misrep-I eral Taft, which practically declares -- - - - — resentation and slander as the only martial law in all the Southern States. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. available means within their reach. * We who know nothing of Federal or To keep the light of truth from ex military Interference with elections, FOR PRESIDENT: posing their own operations and the says the S. F. Herald, can scarcely re- SAMUEL J. TILDEN,j real character of their party leaders, 1 alize that this order is the opening- and if possible to blacken their op [ wedge that may pry up and disrupt OF NEW YORK. ponents with false accusations and mis our whole elective system. Under erable slanders is their customary the pretence of apprehended distur FOR VICE PRESIDENT: mode of political warfare, and they are j bances, the U. S. Marshal in c each State THOS. A. HENDRICKS, following It up more persistently than Is directed to appoint deputy Marshals at every voting district “where danger ever before. OF INDIANA. Scarcely a day passes but that some j of intimidation is threatened,” of new and infamous slander upon the which, of course, the Marshal himself FOn PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS I XV. B. I. \SWELT............................... Of Grant * character of Governors Tilden and is to be the sole judge. No limit is Hendricks is put in circulation by the placed upon the number, no check HENRY KLIPPEL...................... Oj Jackson , E. A. CRONIN..*...................».Of Multnoinan j Radical press. The time has well ’ given upon the necessity of their ap- I nigh passed, however, when such in- i pointment, and their duties are out- ---------- ■ strumentali'.ies can lie effective with I lined with a broad generosity, that FOR CONGRESS: thinking people. The charges which will sanction almost anything, from LA FAYETTE LANE, the New York Times and its satellites the murder of a domestic negro to OF DOUGLAS. are daily uttering against Gov. Tilden the carrying off by force of the ballot are entirely unworthy the refutation box at the close of the polls. So out PUBLIC SPEAKING. which they promptly receive at the rageous an order as this should not go linn. Henry Klipj>el and Gen. W. II. hands of tho Democratic press, and j unrebuked by the stern voice of a Odell, Democratic and Republican candi were refutation necessary it is amply i million of votes. It Is not alone the date* for Presidential Elector, will discuss the political issues at the following places furnished in a single paragraph from Southern States that are made victims that same paper, the New York Times, of this infamy, but the whole people. and on the designated dates : Link ville......... in the fall of 1871. The Times then This rotten Republican administration “ 21 *t \-ld:»nd.......... .......... Saturday, 23d urged Mr. Tilden’s election to the leg is determined to elect its successor, by Monday, “ 25t h islature in the following emphatic any means, no matter how desperate. Kerbv ville..... ........... Wednesday, “ 27 th “ < ’anv mville... ............ Friday, 28 th language: “ Roseburg........ ........... Saturday, It means to commit a dastardly out ........... .Tuesday, “ 3lst “The voters of the Eighteenth As rage upon one section in order to con < '«»t taire Grove ........... Wednesday, Nov. 1st sembly District ought to esteem it an trol another that it dare not attack. 2d “ Eugene City... ............ Thursday, Speaking wi 11 commence each day at one honor and a privilege to elect Samuel There is no mistaking the purj>ose, J. Tilden to the Legislature. He has o’clock P. M. shown himself a gallant , conscien and there should be no hesitation in The Bebel Debt. tious , EFFICIENT FOE TO CORRUPTION. denouncing this outrage, by every We appeal to every Republican to honest citizen of all parties. The Republican press and speakers, work and vote for him, and do so the Troops lor the South. which, for want of something better to more cheerfully—as we make this ap talk about, is vigorously shaking the peal—because he is an honest Demo The order of Secretary Cameron to crat. ” bloodshirt, has much to say about General Sherman is worthy the careful “ Liars should have good memories, ” the paying of the “rebel debt,” should ■ attention of every American citizen, and the Times, especially, should re the Democracy get into power. They i It is au order to hold all the troops not member its honest and truthful utter make these reckless and nonsen absolutely required for Indian service ances, made when Mr. Tilden was not sical assertions merely for effect. in readiness to move. As everybody the Democratic candidate for Presi They cannot and do not believe any knows, there is no war nor rumor of dent. The people, at any rate, have thing of the kind. Article 14, Section I war, foreign or domestic, in the coun 4 of the Constitution, reads as follows : not forgotten them, and now, as then, try. There is no legitimate use for “The validity of the public debt of they will esteem it an “honor and a troops anywhere in the country. the United States, authorized by law, privilege” to elect to the Chief Mag What this order means, and all it can including debts incurred for payment istracy of the nation this “gallant, of pensions and bounties for services in conscientious, and efficient foe to cor mean, is that the Administration means to use troops to prevent free suppressing insurrection or rebellion, ruption.” elections in the Southern States. It shall not be questioned. But neither Will be Dare to do It? the United Slates nor any State shall was a cowardly trick to hold back such assume or pay any debt or obligation an order until the adjournment of It is one of the most hopeful signs incurred in aid of insurrection or re bellion against the United States, or of the times that the Republican party Congress, and then issue it. Ic will any claim for the loss or emancipation is not united in approving the infa do the Administration no good and of any slave ; but all such debts, obli mous order of Don Cameron by which the Republican party no good. The gations and claims shall be held illegal the United States army is to be put in execution of it would do both great and void.” mischief. The mere threat ought to The above provision of the Constitu command of party placemen for the arouse the indignation of all decent tion forever disposes of the pretense purpose of controlling elections in the citizens, whatever their politics. that there are any persons in the South. The Philadelphia Times urges The Campaign. United States who expect to secure Mr. Hayes “to speak out in prompt, the payment of the war debt of the frank, manly disapproval and disavow We hear very little, indeed nothing, al of the policy of force outlined in Southern Confederacy. ■ says the New York 6’wn, of the prog- the Sherman letter.” If he does not i ress of the Hayes canvass. His Re A Radical Hamburg. do this it tells him to prepare not only publican supporters go about the work for “ overwhelming defeat ” but for The echoes of the hue and cry raised of urging his election with all the “ ineffaceable dishonor. ” There is no by the Radicals, at news of the Ham bravery we could expect of men who burg affair, have scarcely died away, reason to hope that the estimable gen feel that they are doomed to defeat. when a Roland for their Oliver comes tleman whom Conkling and Morton The advocates of Tilden, on the con from Charleston, 8. C., that negro rioters nominated for the Presidency will act trary, are daily reassured by new in have taken complete possession of the upon the good advice above given. dications of the success that awaits place, “breaking windows, robbing His bosom friend, Gen. Kilpatrick, has them next November. Tilden will stores, attacking and beating indis written to him that with a “bloody get the whole Democratic vote, a ma criminately every white man who shirt campaign and plenty of money jority of the Liberal Republican, a shows his face.” “Several have been we (they) can win,” and that “with a very considerable share of the regular shot and are in a critical condition.” financial campaign and no money we Republican vote that went to Grant Wo earnestly hope the humane Radi (they) are beaten.” More than this, rather than Greeley, and he will be cal press which threw up its hands in says the Portland Evening Standard : elected, as things now look, by a ma such holy horror at the Hamburg It now transpires that Mr. Hayes has jority that will surprise those people trouble, will not consider it less crim written a letter to Gen. Grant denying who do not discern the drift of public inal to shoot down white men “for any intention to reflect upon the policy opinion, which sets decidedly toward showing their faces,” and accordingly of the Administration in his letter of Tilden and reform. give this Southern outrage by Radi acceptance and warmly eulogizing the Practical Economy. cal negroes the fullest possible pub President’s course, and that in return Mr. and Mrs. Hayes are the recipients licity. The record of Samuel J. Tilden as of a warm invitation by the President Governor of New York, and of the The Legislature. to spend a few days with the latter’s Democratic House, are in full accord. Both Houses of the Legislature or family at Long Branch. Mr. Hayes Tilden in one year saved $15,000,- ganized on the 11th, the first day of will not discourage, if indeed, he has 000.00 to his State. The House in its the session, and are now at work. not solicited the intervention of the first session has saved nearly $40,000,- The organization is Democratic in both army to secure electoral votes in the 000.00 to the nation. But for the __________ instances, the caucus nominees of that South. blind adherence to extravagance by party being elected without any the profligate Republican Senate and The Maine Election. trouble. In the Senate, Hon. John the corrupt Executive, the reduction The Sacramento Bee, though a Re in national taxes would have been over Whiteaker, of Lane, Is President; Syl. C. Simpson, Chief Clerk, John W. publican paper, admits that the Demo $65,000,000.00, or about one dollar and Baker, Assistant Clerk ; Geo. P. crats have made the largest gains in a half per head, per annum, for every Wrenn, Sergeant-at-arms; John Han the late Maine election. The largest inhabitant of the United States. The sen, Doorkeeper ; L. Ralston, Page. vote ever cast in Maine up to this was election of Tilden and Hendricks will Hon. J. K. Weatherford, of Linn, pre in 1868, when the Republicans cast effect a saving of a hundred millions sides over the House as Speaker ; W. 75,834 votes, and the Democrats 55,- per year in the Federal Government. 1* White is Clerk ; J. R. Wiley, ser- 431. The latest returns of the elec Ordered O1T. g»*ant-at-arm8. The election of Sena tion on the 11th, give the Repub This is a queer story, but it comes tor engrosses the attention of the licans 74,834 votes to the Democrats 1.»embers this week, after which busi 58,903. These figures show that, as from Republican sources—that Carl compared with the vote of 1868 the Schurz has been ordered off the stump ness will commence in earnest. Republicans have lost 1,333 votes, and in Indiana—because of his vigorous The Uevernur'e Message. the Democrats have gained 3,472. At denunciation of corruption, and be We are in receipt of Governor Glo the September election of 1872, the cause he Is acting as a spy in the camp ver’s biennial message to the Legisla Democrats polled 54,701 votes. This of the Republicans. To make a radi ture. It is an able State paper, re year they will increase their vote cal speech with even the shadow of plete with information concerning our nearly 6,000 over that of 1872. If the success, the speaker must pervert facts State affairs and practical suggestions, Democrats of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New or, as most of them do, lie outright. and we regret that our limited space York and Indiana do as well as their If Schurz could do neither of course lorbids its publication, aa it ia necea- brethren of Maine and Vermont have be cannot make a speech to suit done, Tilden will carry them all. Morton. iirily lengthy. POLITICAL NOTEN. K. KUBLI, E. K. REAMES. T. G. REAMES. REAMES BROS., The Tilden and Hendricks flag-pole in Iuka Mis«., is surmounted by a new broom, Odd Fellows’ Building, nrksonville, Oregon, the campaign symbol suggested by Mr. (Successors to White A Martin,) Watterson's Courier-Journal. If the Republican leaders are so afraid of DEALER & WORKER IN DEALERS IN tho issues of the war being disturbed, why are they always stirring them up and in sulting us by flaunting them before our TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, etc. eyes ? The bloody shirt doctrine, so boldly ad CALIFORNIA STREET, Pumps, vocated by Morton, Conkling A Co., is sim ply that because a man fought for his coun JACKSONVILLE, - - OREGON. try, he has a right to steal everything in her AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, larder. The preparations for sending troops to different portions of the South are progress NAILS, LOW PRICES WILL WIN ing rapidly. Grant is determined to elect Hayes if every man in the country has to A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES, be “protected.” GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Clapp, the Government Printer, who was put in office by Grant because Congress kicked him out for fraud, has come out for Hayes. He would be an awful lonesome thief if he didn’t. Col. Augustus II. Ferm, of Connecticut, who lost an arm in the war and was tlie Re publican candidate for Secretary of State in 1 1875, has declared for Tilden and Hendricks. i And still they come. “Live within your income,” says Gov. Tilden, and there is more reform in this trite piece of advice than in reams of such trash as “Lot us have peace,” and “let no guilty man escaj»©.” According to the Radical accounts the gentleman who has been Governor of New Y”ork for the past two years wasn’t Samuel J. Tilden at all. Il was some other man. Very well. Uncle Samuel will establish his identity before November. Has anybody heard that tho coopers who have been making barrels for Tilden’s money struck for higher wages after 3,796 barrels had been shipped away, and that old Tilden refused to accede to their de mands ? This is a shocking outrage. The largest Democratic vote ever cast in Vermont, previous to this year, was 16,613 in 1873. This year the official count will show a Democratic vote of between 22,000 and 23,000. So in Maine, notwithstanding the extra efforts of Blaine it Co., the Demo cratic vote is larger than ever before. Hayes was a furious Know-Nothing, and this, coupled with their desires for reform, accounts for the fact that nine-tenths of the circulations of all the German papers and a larger percentage of German voters are so enthusiastic for Tilden and Hendricks. “Sitting Bull” read that “order” of Grant’s, and with much satisfaction, lie always did believe the worst savages were down South, and congratulates himself that the Presi dent at last agrees with him that the pres ence of tho army is most needed in that section. The Radical managers expect to get an average contribution of $30 from every Ad ministration office-holder, which will fur nish them a corruption fund of about $3,000,- 000. Hayes is no doubt aware of what is going on, but never a protest will be heard from his lips, lie is not “that kind of a cat.” All sorts of slanders against Gov. Tilden are being invented by his assailants in the Republican press. Nine out of ten of these slanders are too absurd to need contradic tion. In the mean time, while this is going on, we are glad to seo that the Democratic press refrains from making false and slan derous charges against Gov. llayes.—A'. V. Sun. The Boston JW asks, “How is this fora straw T” 1860. 1876. II am I lin T ild I EM L in I coln H en | bricks . Yes, and to make the thing doubly sure, this time, we have, 1S76. Tho I mas Sam I uel The Democratic State Convention of New York made a most admirable nomination for Governor—Lucius M. Robinson, the present Comptroller of the State. He is a thoroughly honest and upright man. He is a conservative Democrat, was endorsed by the Liberals, and is popular with all par ties. The nomination of Mr. Robinson en sures a big Democratic majority iu New Y’ork. _____________ L'nion General* For Tilden. HARDWARE, TINWARE, POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Fuse and Caps, IIE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS- ure in notifving their friends and tho public generally that they have purchased the stock of White it Martin, and are now receiving and opening a very large, exten sive and well-selected assortment of T STAPLE DRY-GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Wooden and Willow Ware California & Salem Coths and Blankets, ROPE, NAILS, Beady-Made Clothing, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS AG RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CUTLERY, WIRE, Hats and Caps Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose, LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES. ETC., ETC. I have Recurod tho services of a First-class We have also in connection with the above a very large and tine stock of choice Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair ing promptly and in superior style. GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN DOW GLASS, CAST AND TN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE, 1 I am receiving and have constantly on hand a full and first-class stock of STEEL PLOWS, WOOD Groceries, WARE. ETC. EN AND WILLOW DRY GOODS, Gum Boots, TOBACCO, We are now ready to sell anything in our line at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Ete.,Ete. vantage to examine our stock before pur chasing elsewhere, as we are determine«! not to be undersold by any house in Jackson county. Everything sold at reasonable rates. _^PGive us a call, and then judge for Give me a call. K. KUBLI. yourself as to our capacity to furnish goods Jacksonville, Feb. IS, 1875. as above. REAMES BROS. Jacksonville, Feb. 12, 1875. Ready-Made Clothing, THE SODA SPRINGS! HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM! —AN1>— HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE AND MARBLE WORKS. Ho! Unto AU Who Thirst ! COME YK UNTO THE SODA SPRINGS! California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon on hand the best stock of Patent and Home-made Rifle and A lways Shot Guns, single and double; Revolvers of the latest patents; Pocket Pistols, neat, small and powerful; Derringers, the latest ami best; also, the best Powder and Pow der Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes of best brands; all sorts of Shot and Money and Without Prloe ! the Pouches ; Caps, Wads and everything in the Sportsman's line. He will also k««ep a full line of SHELF HARDWARE, Nails ami Rope of all kinds HE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW KEEP- and sizes, Carpenters’ and Wagon-Makers, ing the Soda Springs House, and having Tools, a complete assortment of Table and repaired an«l refitted the same are now pre Pocket Cutlery, together with a full supply pared to accommodate all that may favor us of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc. with a call. Prices to suit these hard times. The above goods »ire all of the best qual ity, and will be sold AND DRINK WITHOUT T THE MARBLE BUSINESS CHEAPER THAN TIIE CHEAPEST. Will still lie a specialty. All orders in this New guns made to order, and repairing line promptly filled in the best manner and promptly done and in good style. All or at reasonable rates. ders filled with dispatch. Address, as usual, 27tf._______________ JOHN MILLER. J. H. *fc A. II. RUSSELL, Ashland Notwithstanding the bowlings of the Radical party to the effect that all Democrats are “rebels” and secession 0. O. WIIEELER. O. D. MARTIN. ists, we find the following named WHEELER & MARTIN, Union Generals openly proclaiming for ASHLAND, OREGON, AGENTS FOR Tilden : Gen. Hooker, Gen. Hancock, Gen. McClellan, Gen. McClernand, Grover & Baker’s Improved W. J. ZIMMERMAN & CO., Prop'rs. Gen. McCook, Gen. Slocum, Gen. LOCK STITCH Phelps, Gen. Williams, Gen. Buell, anufacture and build all Gen. Sigel, Gen. Stoneman, Gen. SEWING MACHINE, kinds of mill and mining machinery, Rosencrans, Gen. Love, Gen. Munson, castings, thimble skeins, and irons, brass OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE eastings and Babbitt metal. Bells cast, Gen. Mitchell, Gen. Palmer,Gen. Casse, to the citizens of Jacksonville and sur rarming machinery, engines, house front*, rounding country that they have recently Gen. McMahon, Gen. Franklin, Gen. stoves, sewing machines, blacksmith-work, arrived with a large supply of these popular and all work wherein iron, steel or brass is McQuade, Gen. Ward, Gen. Denver, machines, which they offer for sale at rea used, repaired. Parties desiring anything terms. They also have all kinds of in our line will do well to give us a call be Gen. Este, Gen. Morgan, Gen. Jeffries, sonable supplies for other machines. fore going elsewhere. All work done with Gen. Ewing, Gen. Steadman, Gen. Persons wishing to purchase a machine neatness and dispatch at reasonable rates. invited to call and examine them at the Bring on your old east iron. McKibbin, Gen. Wing, Gen. Knife, are Franco-American hotel, Jacksonville. k , ZIMMERMAN A CO. Gen. Carroll, and indeed a great ma Ashland, April 8, 1876. jority of the Union Generals that WANTED ! BAILBOAD SALOON, fought against the rebellion are now enthusiastically supporting Tilden and C or. California and Oregon Sts., Jacksonville 20,000 Lbs. of Old. Cast Iron, Hendricks. And, by the way of a HENRY PAPE, Engineer. elivered at the foundry in contrast, we find such old fogies as Ashland, for which we will pay the Governor Dixand back-pay-grab Gar highest price. Every farmer has more or less old cast field out for Hayes and Wheeler, ings about his premises, such as old stoves, THROUGH TICKETS, 12 j C ents . pinions and other articles. These they neither of whom ever had the courage would do well to gather up, and bring them to go into active service. Now, how before the rain sets in. hoice wines , liquors and ci We will also pay the highest price for old ever, they are prominently at the head gars constantly on hand. The reading COPPER, BRAS& and ZINC. table is also supplied with Eastern periodi of the “boys in blue”—but there is no J. M. McCALL * ™ cals and leading papers of the Coast. fighting of course. A CHEAP PAPER. THE ASHLAND IRON WORKS, M W D C SETTLE UP. FORDHAM A JENNINGS, GROCERS, Nos. 600 and 602 Front St„ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. HE DEMAND FOR THE WEEKLY otice is hereby given that Oregonian for a short time is so great N the accounts of the firm oi Manning A T that we have concluded to offer it for the Ish have been placed in my hands for col balance of the year for ONE DOLLAR. All lection. All persons indebted to said firm subscriptions will expire December 31, 1876, are requested to settle immediately. no matter when they commenoe. Address H. K. HANNA. O regonian P ur . C o ., Portland, Ogn, Jacksonville, Sept. 2,1875.