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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1876)
5he Û1 nuacraiic iEitnrs. A WO ItD TO THE WORMIXUntX What party ha« controlled the affairs j of the nation for the p.ist 16 years? Offirhl for Jackson, Jovphinr X Lake. The Republican party. Who has OCTOBER 26, 1876 levied and collected enormous taxes, THURSDAY given away millions of acres of our DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. public lands, plundered the National treasury, squandered our revenues, paralyzed our industries, closed our mines, rolling mills, furnaces, forges and workshops, and brought our peo i ple tv starvation, bankruptcy and ruin; thrown thousands of honest men out of work and banished them from their homes to ‘-tramp” upon every thoroughfare and highway in the land in pursuit of employment ? Is it not the Republican parly that is respon sible for all this stagnation In business; for all this misery and woe ? Shall we give this party which has been guilty of these crimes, of this SAMUEL J. TILDEN. outrageous career, a new lease of pow er ? Shall we vole for Hayes and OF NEW YORK. r Wheeler and thus perpetuate the reign of Grant ism ? Shall we lai drawn in FOR VICE PRESIDENT: to a decoy movement and cajoled into THOS. A. HENDRICKS. the farce of voting for Cooper and I OF INDIANA. Carey, who cannot possibly obtain a single electoral vote, and thereby aid FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS: in continuing the Republican party iu W. R. LkSWELI................................ Of Grant power ? Or shall we act the part of HENRY K LIPPEL....................... Ol Jackson sensible men, and vote in a manner E. A. CRONIN......................... Of Multnomah that our ballots will count in the great ! battle for reform which will come off FOR CONGRESS: in November? LA FAYETTE LANE. Shall we not act like wise men and vote with the army of reform that is OF DOUGLAS. now marching on under the leadership PUBLIC SPEAKING. of those fearless, gallant and honest i lion. Henry Klippel and Gen. W. If. leaders,'l’ildrnand Hendricks*.’ There Odell, Democratic an<l Republican candi is but one escape from our present dif date-« for Presidential Elector, will discuss rhe political issues at the following places ficulty ; there is but one road which and on the designated dates : will lead us out of our fearful condi Fridav, October 27th Canyonville. il 28th tion, but one course left for us to pur Rrtseburg.................. Saturday, ll 31st sue, and that is to vote for Tilden and • >akland..................... Tuesday, <'ottage Grow.......... Wednesday, Nov. 1st a Business and working 211 Hendrick-. EugUiie City............. Thursday, Speaking will oommence each day at one men, shall we not do this, and achieve o’clock p. M. a victory decisive and complete? In the event of the election of Til den and Hendricks, a new era wi I The Republicans, for want of some dawn upon us, which will revive thing to say against his eminent pub trade, set the industries of the nation lic career, have been and upon all oc in motion, giving employment to la casions are yet engaged in the dirty, borers, mechanics and artisans in every unprincipled work of falsely assailing vocation and calling. Vote for Tilden, Mr. Tilden’s private record and char Hendricks and a restoration of our acter. Their charges are proved to be crippled industries and a general revi malicious and contemptible in the ut val uf business. most, anil it shows towhat straits the The October Triumph. Radicals are driv< n for capital against The conclusive news of the great their opponent«. The greatest proof uf the high, unimpeachable reputation of victory in Indiana has inspired the the Democratic standard-bearer is Democracy with the wildest enthu.-l found in the fact that only two years a-in. Never was a political success age the |«eople of his native State, in won against more fearful odds, and which he has lived over sixty years, when one contemplates the enormous elected him Governor by 53,000 ma concentration of radical power and cor jority over Gen. Dix, who but two ruption in that single State, it seems years before received a like majority. almost a miracle that the simple virtue Sensible people are not to be caught bv of the people, set in their resolve for such chaff, but are more likely’ to be reform and purification of public af come highly disgusted with this repre fairs, should have triumphed. Blue hensible Blundering uf eminent citi- Jeans Williams’ election is a trophy not merely for tho Democratic party, zens. but for popular government, because it Auolher Abortion. shows that all the engineering of wealih Some ten or twelve persons met at and power is impotent against the de Salem on the 16th inst. and put out termination of a free and virtuous a Cooper ami Carey or greentack tick people. The few may be corrupted, et. Fen. Sutherlin, of Douglas, Daniel But the many cannot be. They may Clark, of Marion, and Bart. Curl, of for a time be deceived by bad men, Grant, were nominated for Electors. but when the people are once enlight We doubt very much if these gentle ened as to their real character, the un trustworthy are driven from power by men will accept the empty honor of the sharp scourge of popular suffrage being sacrificed in an unworthy cause. Wheeler and tioat Inland. The intent of this movement is to The Republican candidate for Vice- draw votes from the Democratic ticket. Fortunately there are but few Demo President proves no better than Mor crats fool’sh enough to thus w’aste their gan, Anthony, Orth or Chamberlain. votes in this important election, and The villainous affair of Ogdensburg, this fiasco will little avail the office- Champlain and St. Lawrence Railroad, holders’ ring, which doubtless origi in which he simply blackmailed a cor poration out of $20,000, is still fresh on nated this scheme. the public mind. An examination of The Gain lu Fleetoral Tatra. his record as Chairma-n of the Pacific Railroad Committee shows a series of In the State elections so far held transactions of a most questionable the Democracy has not merely gained character. The infamous Goat I.-land on the popular vote of 1872 two hun scheme to give away $2,500,000 worth dred thousand votes, hut has secured of property in the Ssn Francisco hnr- the votes of Alabama, Arkansas, In t>or to the already pampered Cen diana and West Virginia ; in all, thir tral Pacific, passed the House ty-six electoral votes from State- through the great exertions of Wheel which voted for Grant In 1872. With er. He fought for it day after day, Colorado and Ohio yet in doubt, and and exerted in its favor every conceiv of all the States yet voting, only two, able legislative trick. The people will Maine and Vermont, safe for Hayes, not elevate the head of Congressional there can be no doubt of the triumph land grabbers to the Vice-Presidency. ant election of Tilden and Hendricks More Monlhern Outrage*. hy a large majority of the electoral col- Six whites, returning home from a lege. ___________ Democratic mass meeting at Edgard, Drotacratie Armament«. 8. C., near dark on the 18th, were fired «30,000,000 saved in annual federal into by colored men in ambush. One expenses by the action of one branch was killed instantly and another se of Congress In one session. verely wouuded. Maj. Kline and oth $65,000,000 of retrenchment pro er U. S. officers, at the request of the posed and the amount cut down only whites, went to the spot, and while in consequence of the Republican Sen viewing the body, a white man sent ate and Executive. for the coroner was also shot at from $6,000,000 saved to the taxpayers of ambush and his leg shattered and New York State in one year by Gov horse wounded. The meeting had been quiet and orderly. ernor Tilden. • Navin« 81,000.000 The net result of eight years of Grantism —bayonet. Hayes is worth $70,000, but he carries a $12 watch and drives a $20 horse. He has i also blooded cattle valued at $12.50 per capita. See his tax list. Bob Ingersoll says; “There is no God,” andalternntely reviles the Deity and the , Democratic party. After election he will ' wish there was no God and no Democratic i party A bov in blue, who never voted anything but the Radical ticket, sajs: “I have made up my mind to vote for Tilden. The smoke has gone out of one chimney long enough, i The country needs a change.” Schoo] teaching seems to have been the stumbling block of more than one promi nent Radical in Oregon. And thev al! ap pear • «.* have a hankering to go to Washing ton, either in the capacity of Senator or Congressman. We find among the Republican loaders of to-day, “red-handed reltels” of the war, like Longstreet, Mosby, Alcorn, Holden, Settle, etc.; while on the other hand the larger nnmiwr of Union Generals are active snpporlora of Tilden and Hendricks. Ex-Governor Scott, of South Carolina, thinks Wade Hampton w ill be elected sure, unless more troops are sent to tho rescue. Senator Patterson, who thought there was “ti ve years more of goo«l stealing in South Carolina.’’ has seen the President and says it is all right ; tho troops will be forwarded. It may take the shape of the “bloody shirt,” Tilden’s reeord, “the solid South,” tho results of’the war, or whatever may I come handy ; but the real issue with the Radicals is to di vert public attention from the unexampled corruption of the Radical I party during the past eight years. All the monopolies with which our dis tressed people are burthened are tile out* growth of Republican rule. The Reputili- can party has never nbated a monopoly. The Democratic party has never created one. The Republican party always multiplies legislation. The Democratic party persist ently removes bad laws from the Statute book. From March 4, 17S9, toJune 30, 1861, or 72 years, the entire net ordinary expenses of the Government were $1,581,706,195; from June 30, 1 SGI, to June 30,1875, or fourteen years, they amounted, exclusive of the pub lic debt, to $5.220.250,759. The net ordinary expenses in the ten years of peace since 18A’>, are $2,034,233,412. The total expendi tures of the six years of President Grant's administration, ending with June 30, 1875, $1,008,438,461. _______ Hayes »ml the Catholic*. R. B. Ilayes, the Republican, Presi dential nominee, exhibited his nar row, proscriptive spirit when he made (he following speech in the Ohio cam I paign last Fall : K. KUBLI, a Week.; A rice, economical party the Repub- lican party is for hard times. They increased their estimates for running the Government $25,415,698 over the appropriations of last year. They asked for $203,(199,025, or nearly a million dollars a day—an expenditure nearly on the scale of that of war times. Thu House cut them down to $120,611,871, and would have kept them down to $109,244,140, if it had not been for the obstinacy of a waste- ful Senate. A« It was, In spite of the REAMES BROS., : Odd Fellows’ Building, nrhonvillr, Oregon. (Successors to White A Martin,) j , , E. ¡j. REAMES. O. REAMES. DEALER & WORKER IN DEALERS IN TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, etc. • GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Pumps, CALIFORNIA STREET, AG RICU LTU R A L IM J’LEM ENTS, JACKSONVILLE. OREGON. I NAILS, resistance of the Senate, the Demo cratic House cut down the Republican** 1 estimates $55,380,650. In other words, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES, the Democratic Hou-ie save the tax payers of the country $151,725 a day HARDWARE, TINWARE, for a year to come ; $1,065,012 a week tor a year to come; $4,615,054 a POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION month for a year to come. This is the work of the Democratic party in Fuse and Caps, one year in Congress. In two years of Democratic administration in New York tho taxes have been reduced i Wooden and Willow Ware one-half. The Democracy Is the party ROPE, NAILS, for hard times. Went Virginia and Intlinna. The following from‘the Salem Mer cury will give an idea of how the Re publicans did thing« in Ohio and West Virginia : We are informed by a Democrat that he received a letter from a friend in Weal Virginia, written before the Oc tober elections, in which the writer says that the Democracy would be suc cessful in that State by an overwhelm ing majority, fur the reason that mini, four lh«>u->and negroes had gone over into Indiana to vote the Radical ticket and defeat “Blue Jeans” Williams for Governor. It was also stated in the public prints and not successfully de nied that a few days t»efore the elec tion in Indiana about fifteen hundred negroes had crossed over into that State from Kentucky for the purpose , of voting the Rulical ticket, and thwart the will of the people living in that State. Democrats and honest peo ple everywhere should make a note of this, and rebuke the party at the polls on the seventh of next month that would resort to such disgraceful and dishonorable practices, and bury them for all time to come in the grave of ob livion. ’ “Fellow-citizens, I am a bitter and un compromising enemy of Roman Catholics. I am opposed to their election or appoint ment to ofiice. I am in favor of disfranchis ing them peaceably, if possible, it not then with the bayonet. And I am in favor ot prohibiting the increase of their churches T. A. DAVIS. F. K. ARNOLD. j and convent.«, abolishing their popish schools, and by this means roo- out every vestige of Popery from the United States. I I Fellow-citizens, Roman Catholic citizens cannot be loyal to our Government notwith standing their sworn allegiance to it. 1 say W 11 O L E S A L E D R UGGÌ S T S, ' again they cannot be truly loyal owing to their paramount allegiance to the Popo of i Rome, whose every command they are al Tl FRONT STREET, ways ready to implicitly obey.” LOW PRICES WILL WIN _____ rpiIE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS- , 1 lire in notifying their friend« and the public generally that they have purchase«! the stock of White A Martin, and are now receiving and opening a very large, exten siv«» and well-«eleetc<l assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, California & Salem Coths and Blankets, Beady-Made Clothing, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. GLASS AG RICULTUR A L IMP LEM ENTS, CUTLERY, WIRE, Hats and Caps Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose, LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES. ETC., ETC. I have secured the services of a First-class We have also In connection with the above a very large and fine stock of choice Mechanic, ami am prepared to do all repair ing promptly and in superior style. GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, PAINTS, OILS, NAIIJ8, 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 Grocer io«, WARE. ETC. EN AND WILLOW DRY GOODS, Gum Boot«, TOBACCO. We are now ready to sell anything in our line at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing buy goods will find it greatly to their ad GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Ete.. Etc. to vantage to examine our stock before pur chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not to be undersold by any house in Jackson Everything sold at reasonable rates. county. »ive us a call, and then judge lor Give me a call. K. KUBLI. yourself as to our capacity to furnish goods Jacksonville, Fob. 18, 1875. as above. R&AMES BROS. Jacksonville, Feb. 12, 1875. Ready-Made Clothing, HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM! T. A. DAVIS & CO., This is a direct insult to the many PORTI,AND, OREGON, j Catholics who, in the Revolution and on subsequent occasions, fought and bled for the American Republic, and is E KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a comp ote stock of also an unnecessary plunging of relig ion into the pool of politic«, which but DRUGS, the smallest politician will indulge in. Perhaps Mr. Haves will yet have occa PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES. sion to lie thankful for all the Catholic votes he can get. STAPLE DRY-GOODS, —AND— AND MARBLE WORKS. W Ho ! Unto All Who Thirst! COME YE UNTO PATENT MEDICINES, THE SODA SPRINGS! GLASSWARE, WINDOW GLASS, AND DRINK WITHOUT DemorrnU l’et NaM«uine of Olilo. The Republican majority in Ohio h only about 6,000, and the Democracy, as the annexed dispatch show’s, is yet sanguine of Ohio. The Democrats made the fight in theOctoberelection on a greenback platform, and many a Democrat and Liberal would not voto the ticket in consequence. A different result may be looked for in November. CoLUMBUS,Oct. 18.—The Democratic Central Committee and a number of t prominent Democrats were in council II here to-day. A number of speeches of the most hopeful character were made. The determination was reached to renew the contest in Ohio with all possible vigor and work with the idea of carrying the State. The committee will to-morrow issue an address con gratulating the Democracy on the gal lant fight they have made, urging them to renewed efforts, staling that if the Democracy do their whole duty the State can be carried for Tilden. Horrible, The latest charge on Gov. Tilden is to the effect that he has been guilty of cruelly and inhumanly whipping his mother-in-law. As this charge Is as well substantiated as any of the others which have been brought against him, we call for an explanation. Let him be investigated by a committee com posed of the class to which tho victim of his cruelty belongs, and let his vindication be perfect and complete, or let him be frowned down. An old bachelor who will whip his mother in law can never be President of this great Republic. A Nice Hard-Money Candidate. The Republicans have much to say about “Slippery Dick” Williams as a hard-money man, yet we find the Douglas Independent, the solo organ of the greenback party, supporting him even more ardently than his own party I I papers. Comment is unnecessary. PAINTS, OILS AND Money and Without Price ! PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND, BLUE VITRIOL, LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC. rpiIE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW KEEP- 1 ing the Soda Springs House, and having repaired and refitted the same are now pre pared to accommodate all that may favor us with a cal J. Prices to suit these hard times. ■ California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon 4 LWAYK ON HAND THE BEST ST0t’K /x ot Patent an.I Home-made Kilin and Shot Guns, sing!«» and double; lic\o!\e!s of the latest patents ; Pocket Pistols, neal, small ami powerful ; lierringers, the latest and best; also, tho l«oxt Powder and Paw tier Flasks ; Hunting and jss-ket knifes of tho best brands; all sorts of bhot amt Pouches; Caps. Wads and everything in the .Sportsman’s line. II«« will also keep a lull line of SHELF HARDWARE, Nailsand Rope of all kinds and sizes, Cari>enters’ and Waggon-Makers Tools, a complete assortment of Table and’ Pocket Cutlery, together with a full supply ot Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc. The alxne goods aro all of the best qual ity, and will he s«»ld THE MARBLE BUSINESS Sole Agent.« for Oregon for the cele Will still be a specialty. All orders in this : CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. brated CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP, which New guns made to order, and repairing kills Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep, line promptly filled in the best manner and promptly done and in good style. All or at reasonable rates. and is a sure cure for screw-worm, scab and Address, as usual, , ders tilled with dispatch. foot rot. Circular sent on application. -<'f- JOHN MILLER. J. IL A A. II. RUSSELL, Ashland N otic© to Tax-Payers ! ?. C. WHEELER. O. D. MARTIN. | WHEELER & MARTIN, THE ASHLAND IRON WORKS, HUIE UNDERSIGNED SHERIFF OF ASHLAND, OREGON,! J l Jackson county, Oregon, will meet the AO ENTS FOR tax-payers of said county, for the purpose of receiving taxes, on the following days in W1 J. ZIMMERMAN A CO., Prop’». their respectivo precincts, at their usual Grover & Baker's Improved places of voting, and will remain in each LOCK STITCH - precinct from 9 o’clock a . m ., until 4 o’clock p. M., ot each day, to-wit: WANUFAiTURE ANI> BUILD ALL kinds ot mill and mining machinery, Jacksonville............................... November 8th SEWING MACHINE, 44 castings, thimble skeins, and irons, brass Applegate................................... 9th 44 Union Town............................... OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE eastings and Babbitt metal. Itells cast, 10th 44 Sterlingville................................ to the citizens of Jacksonville and sur raiming machinery, engines, house fronts, 11th 44 Manzanita.................................... stoves, sewing machines, blacksmith-work, rounding country that thev have recently 20th 44 Willow Springs......................... 21st arrived with a large supply of these popula'r and all work wherein iron, steel or brass is 44 Eden............................................. 22d machines, which they offer for sale at rea- I used, repaired. Parties desiring anything 44 Ashland....................................... 23d sonahle terms. They also have all kinds of' in our line will do well to give us a dill be 44 Little Butte................................. fore going elsewhere. All work done with 25th supplies for other machines. 44 Big Butte..................................... Persons wishing to purchase a machine H< 26th ,lisI'atch at reasonable rates. 44 Flounce Rock............................. Bring on your old cast Iron. 28 th are invited to call and examine them at the j 44 Table Rock.................................. 30th Franco-American hotel, Jacksonville. ... , , ZIMMERMAN <t CO. Leland.............. _ Ashland. April 8, IR7G. December 4th Grants Pass.... Pleasant Creek WANTED ! 6th RAILROAD SALOON, Rock Point..... 7th Foots Creek.... 8th Cor. California and Oregon St«., Jacksonville Tax-payers will please pay their taxes at 20,000 Lbs. of Old Cast Iron, the above stated times. The law in regard HENRY PAPE, Engineer. to their collection will b? strictly enforced. elivered at the foundry tn J. W. MANNING, Ashland, for which we will pay the Sheriff and Tax-Collector of Jackson Co. highest price. Every farmer has more or less old cast ings alxmt his premises, such as old stoves, THROUGH TICKETS, 12} C ents . NEW BAKERY, pinions and other articles. These they do well to gather up, and bring them I n M asonic B uilding , O regon S t ., would before the rain sets in. W1NIX, LIQUORS AND CI- We will also pav the highest price for old pHOICE ’ 7 constantly on hand. The readiug JACKSONVILLE, OGN. COPPER, BRASS and ZINC. table is also supplied with Eastern periodi J. M. McCALL * on cals and leading papers of the Coast. HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE- I FOR SALE. sires to announce to the public that he SETTLE UP. is now prepared to fill all orders for cakes of every description, such as wedding cakes, portarle fifteen - horse Pow otice is hereby given that cakes for parties, wine cakes; also brown er steam engine is offered for sale. It the accounts of the firm ot Manning A and rye bread, ginger snaps and crackers. has only been in use throe months and is in Ish have licon place«! In niv hamls for col Takes orders on exchange. Prices reasona- 1 perfect running order. Terms—six months’ ' lection. All persons indebted to said firn- ble and satisfaction guaranteed. credit, with approved security. Enquire of are re«iuested to settle immediately. r»*~ Fresh bread every day. HENRY KLIPPEL, H. K. II ANNA. \V m . KREUZE1L 1 C. C. REEKMAN. * JueksniB ill«*, Sept. 2, 1**75. W D T A N