The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, July 28, 1871, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'ev, - 1. t t - 4 ii i in - . H7 la1-' . 4 V r r FRIDAY . .JULYtaTiwil Mrs. Dunlwsy, editor and proprietor "if this papery to lrent TWtlm at Tba DatlM. Botne commuulcatlojie, on as uJ etlrwtoe, bave not then lore received the oustotniry prompt at (mUm.' h wUI ahortly U i( bar peat gain, when all them nttera Will be Immediately attends to. ; ! HlTp XTt " " What terrible political oopey U feared by ao nanny maa'a-rlghtere In connec tion with the woman movement, .y cannot Imagine t bat If U la Indeed true that the political arena la ao dreadfully Tito aa they consider It to be, wa women -: wUI ba compelled toetop aaecctol lag with .J an meA who yote, a least until wa have ouraelvea voted Into existence purer poimoal atmosphere than atima yet to have dawned apaai Uiaaa tanlmia Tto- time of their awn political debauchery, But wa don't belleva that men are half ao bad aa they aay they are. . We are Invariably the recipient of kind. ; pleasant and respectful "attentions la - our travels, and we know1 theaa aame ; gentlemen, who .trea4.ua with reaped upon (teamen, In the stores, in hotoie 1- and en the atreeta, would treat ua Just aa respsctfully at JdhellJtfayj. tbprelf ay la alwaya at the poUa, and who. alwaya represents good .women, alnee they are not there to -represent ? thetaeeivi should aaaay to treat aa or any jihegjwlWOWcJu Hie handsomest el to on apeeUble woman with aught but Fentv theee aame fenttomen would very aoon ehaattoe them Into a recognition of our right to the "equal protection af the law." Knowing this, wa have ne per- aonal fear of the rowdylng elaaa at the or any where elee. But we deplore their political power, Whieh la at present and haa been for aa many yean the leeer which move our national aflhlra.1 to the almost complete extinction of good men's Influence. Therefore wo ahall hereafter uae the Influence we poaaeaa to Vote out of existence the rowdylng ele ment of newer that haa ae Jong ruled the fetbera, aone and brothereof women, aa well at the women tbemeeiTea. We met a man on board the Oneonta who eould hardly apeak KngtUh plainly . enough to be anderatood, and who baa : little more Idea of .the ethlca of good goeamment than onr two-year old little toddler, the yoawgeet nf the atx. NeT ertheleaa thla man'ceaayed to fire hla oplBtoo, about 1 the "proper place for woman." Nobody naked for hla opin ion or cared a atraw for It, bet we aeked. Juet to pleaaa him, what quaUncationa aa a Toter that were -not Ibyna. - -. ;. i 4 Ta t male, madam, and you're enmtojwaaJheaaAlafejctoryply - Which, by the way, to the nanly reaaob . ever yet glTen by the wtoeat ralera ef ' tbe land agnliiat thrporlfytnjfTnBueDce of woman la our polltl How did you get the right to Totef -.we queried, eympathlsingiy, nataratUed, tua'am, Wa the quick replT. ef Age And natlTe'bom," the rejoinder. Everybody laughed,' and feQen friend dropped the anrumenrUke . avJuot potale, a nd stepping out, leaned against the guards and pufM away at hla ' meerschaum In supposed manly dignity.'," " .'."t.''.!..', :,', -.-P. Wa . don't believe our : gontlemi frienda who heard -that conversation wlU my again to us that their rigbVte vote eonslsU In. being xxnAjrro. oiur rriiTor. - "Thla heroine In the cause ef tr "emancipation la Winning new nutrels on the racifle Ca ; We hope ere long to " aeeber fooeto feee, and bear her plead the cause nf equal tighta for nil before n - Portland audience. The Ban Fraactsco ; BmiUli of a late date has the following notice of an eloquent appeal for an flrage made by thtodleUnaUehed tody : "Plait's hall waa crowded Tuesday even- Jng by an Intelligent aodleoce desirous of hearing the notable end abic adveente nf seenanennTaaje, atre. Krwheth Cady t BUntn. The lecturer waa warmly re - eelved, her appearance an the platform being the signal for loud applause. Ptantsn'a p araenefre to ton well known ta need description. Bbe looks to be the very lrpe , "of wT whole eouled, vwm- hearted, motherly tody of fifty or aUty 'i yearn. Net a Uneament ef her features ' Indicates the harsh and masculine char- arter wtoh to universally attributed to - the fftnttt one Wtu not a motion or Intonation but apaaka ef her. ae ene la L whom Mroeatnesa hai not destroyed the traito Which go to form a noble wife aud mother, liar gray halt la gathered regardless of the rewvalent fashion af r the day, and the appointmeota of her ; attire betoken the aame Independence of - cttanctor. Her xtoa to calm, aaeured aid earnest, but without the tmpae atoned earnestness ef II ba a ana pick- naon.Bbe Impresasa the andieneewlth depth rather than force of i-tnm . Bbe attacks prthrlplea, not'peraana, and ridicules In a kindly rather than a vin dictive spirit, r tobe . apvrsetotoe the - - priaelpto which the- majority ef the ad voce tea af tbe enfranchisement of wunieerCltoot "ap4recUto, that the 7 prejudicea af the world are not o be overcame by harsh and embittering words. Therefore, aha uttere her teneea In a kindly aptrlt, and substitutes 1 logic for caustic Uradea. The etoeing portion af lire, BtejUona taaaaika eon tatned . many passagia af atoqueaca. Bbe aeptotod the d land vantages women labored under by not having jnUtkeJ -power, and ttarrtwngee that wouM toke place by, the desired diange. The lee - tare fhrougltout gave the liveliest act- UnvctloM to those who did not Indorse Z. hr views, as well as to these who did, rrca rcsTms vr tsz ooLinc- Ion the UMWrlagof the 2Jd W. we aTaltod ouraelf gf the pfdeerkUJ eap tality of the O. .& Co., and aft flw o'clock wept aboard tbe t earner On) ontn, a Ann, Urge aleaaaaa, which glres ample erUletKe of signal service In its fine, but now much worn, though still weU-krr4, furntture and carpets. r A aUlTltirveae n aTXioe-Iug up Uierlver, and the early morning air, though ex. hilars ting, waa chUly and dlaagreeabto. The atewnrd at ftst hoet waa untiring in hla nttanllnna In lha gnaala, pan fTs ring coflee In advance of breakfast, which we declined, and a aeai la tbe rear saloon over the heated machinery, which we were gUni to accept. ' Breakfast waa a well cooked, well ordered and aubstan- wbicb appeased the appetitea of all, and warmed the chilling Teina of unwonted early riaera, of whom ouraelf Taanna. , , . but company ctoL but among them all waa not one champion for equal rights except our humble sell . Opportunity for proselyt ing waa freely girea, and we eueeeeded, aa we alwaya do, In. convincing our brethren that we, at .least, have Juet aa much right to a voloe In making tbe laws as they. But we left Port land to get away from newepaperdom for a season and enjoy the acenery of the OalumblaTTTiis river sceniry swpassne raagnlfVwnee anything onreyee had vrer before 1 held. It waa our flrst trip up the Co lumbia, and we fcH a childish eagerness to see, admire and Interrogate. ins nyer, ana we uay -win -eurety when It will be a very Important town. Of the a &. N- Company's works, one railroad bridge at the Caawulea waa Injured by tbe recent high water, and It creaked and groaned unpleasantly our train aped through It, but the other lmprovemento along tbe portage In a good atate of preservation. Tbe Company's boats are In perfect order, ana ine omoere ana men . are very obliging. .They are Justly proud of the river scenery, and aa we gaaed at the ever-changing beauties of the mountain slopes, are felt a atreug desire to mount a Cayuae lVgaeua and endeavor toln Toko- tae- ebanting numbers of alnging Nina. But respect for "Joaquin" MUIer'a new-found reputation stayed the whip and spur, and kept ua In the old and beaten path of dry and plodding The Bridal Veil,onpMLJU?aJbanke tbe river, with Its preripitoua fall of nine hundred feet, to indeed a rare reve lation of tbe bsauUfuk:. Using a glass, we eould aee vivid rainbows all the way down tbe fell,1 which, long before It atrikee tbe Tale below, aoattera Into a foaming and misty spray suggestive or Its appropriate appellation. Castle Bock, on the right bank of the river, to ajiothertodightrt la said that Jay Cooke haa purchased this rock and that It to neweeiled Cpefe Castle, but wa don't suppose the owner will ver care t pt-eupy lta a homes toad, It to massive, wild and wtord and bean tlfuft bwt at a Willamette tralley tenriet mid, "A mighty- poor place for ratoing vegetaMeav'I Leaving the steamer Onewnta ejtd the accommodating eara, we i board another at earner noeve tne VascnUes, and are aoon in Eastern Oregon. trees now give place to pine, but for a long dis tance the timber la ao far a Way that tbe ansa tod eye cannot note the change.' Farms and fornt-lteusea sleep lexily along tbe foot of tbe mountains at In tervals, giving forth n picture of rural eoenfort that to specially Inviting to a long pent-up Portia mler. Everywhere, upon either hand," the undulating mountains mil tbemeelvea back inhe distance, while often bold-browed hills rise perpendleutorly frorathe water's edge, to aaj amaalng- 'altitude.' Occa sionally aotue enterprising pine tree flourishes la Iheae forUdding rwha. proud result of perse verauee under ad elreumetanma. And, last but by least, the mighty t"pper Co lumbia, In 1U never-ceasing course, strikes ear plsaswl fancy nan living Joy, He grenoeur will abide with us aa a aever-IaUIug memory. . ;.' ' ,J out jt'clm a r, au, and we arrive at The Daltoe. This ptoaslng town as ecu evidence of , present twoaneritr. has many ; marks of the past miulng age,, when housea thrown ap in a day aad abandoned at a fhncy.' Many of those ahelto of bulkllnga are yet staidl tig, unten anted, nnkampt and ebeerleaa relies ef a ty-goneeea. ,We ahould be gtod to see empty houses demolished or re paired, and hope the city fathers will aba get the aide-walks b ! tti. .11. i.lt. .1 I As the-guoet of Mr. R. Iwnttond hto amiable wife, We ato hospitably en-1 uniista ta n enarming marvel or a cot tage bouse, among a neat of trees, high up above the busy town. The air to de lightfully dry sad para, the breeae re freshing, andtho scenery grand. In the quiet and country-like solitude of the gueet'e chamber we alt and write, our thoughts going out wltW yearning: soi Ucituda to the loved ones at home. whom we bnpn aoon to meet, refreshed and strengthened by thla brief respite f neual toU. 1 XU, UTlIXS'a 011S. u We are not fully advised as to all the feeto In regard to Mrs. Bawtelle, being rafuaed a diploma a) Batom, and will re serve full eummnnla until neat week. We are aatlafied, hoerever, that had aha bee a man tbe diploma would have bee cheerfully awarded. . Mrs. Raw teUa to enUrely dependent upon ber ewn reeoureet for n 11 vellbood. and It to an ee)trage that her eSbrto are met with each bigoted opposition. Bbe will yet ere the day when her name aad fame la her ehoaon iiriaHaalsa wiillke (- shine these 0 aotae .nigh 1a position ie the htedknl Faculty at Batons. ' - Thla perseTsan3-fregenian haa at last ploughed hla l.TrtT the English pricua. '.."T , t- t t .- The ruU XaU OittctU. aWtoClcal wbloh stands Wh' In literary rank la bath Europe and America, thus speaks of tbe Oregon, poet, whose first literary ettbrts culminated la a fourth-rate Coe val lis betMiomsdal;whosesecol jjt- UiiupTof any magnitude waa a collection of moonshine and bad grammar, pub lished In Portland, Oregon and whose third and final aehlereeaent, up to UaV a volume nf reeaackaUy gaod poetry, uneven Terse, wayward princi ple and bad gin earner, which haa buret like a rocket upon the amased vision of EnglUh Writers, who my that It to won derful that a man fresh from the re gions of aeml-dvlllaetioaran write po etry ! . ' h.-4- . ' CaUfornla, the fair and voluptuous daughter Of thegoId-mnged, aeUlng sua, may well pride herself upon thla naive allusion to the appreciation In whtoh she la held by highly-polished old Brittanla. No pun Intended., 1 ' l: But bear ' the Putt Matt OautU: "Mr. Joaquin Mlltor avows with sim plicity that up to within the last few niontha, within which he baa traveled to London for tle sake of publishing, California and Mexico were all ids world." , Let repudiated Oregon bow down her bead and weep! ' Her glory hath departed? Hef native poet efue4 eth to acknowledge hla Buotherf "Last aummer," eontlnuee this poet, "I crossed the Rocky Mountains, and for the flrst time saw New York a great place for eheewbooka, and n big den of ainan thievee.rTf course socai ' mark aa thla last would be sufficient to establish the literary reputation of al most any American in Iiondon. : But our poet la really deserving of high appreciation. Although hla IV gasua .la -an . untrained Cayuae po which dashes at full spued aver tbe rug ged Btorra slopes, bounds In broken gal' lops through the eunkeu valleys, climbs fearlessly through deep ravines 1 leaps front crag to crag over mountain gorges, he to Indeed n Pegasus, and bears hla wlld;'erratlc rider with a proud disdain of all the rubs of measured gait yet recognised In aoag. ' - "Want of Utarary eadsum,'' eonUaues the Qatetff, ."extends to hla grammar, and makes even that -original aoi Unsaa, and Involves him oiwaaionally ta the drollest aolectom or bathos, and con stantly la a mow or torn Jerky and-dia- Jotntod way of tolling hie etortoe. ( . But did any one, wrtUng with ae tittle Uter aJ7 culture, ever show k much stronger inalnct of poetry V eto eta. . This tost aentonea to Indeed high praise, coming from, the souses It does, and we proud of the showy parade of our badly trained but spirited Cayuse. - The Stmdajt Tkmm to out with aa etob orate review .rhioh .we are pleased to my la both Just and generous. But the the Blerrae" being the author'a "first work.- Not more than two years ago Oregon was treated to an opto from this public bard! and be haa often heretofore evoked abort lyrics from the mystto Nina. ' Hla ejrJortunlties for : Teres mak ing have been ample, extending even to tbe neglect of jibe sacred duties devoir log by right npon a husband and fit thee When a wian barteri cnnnubial atancy and natrlBoulaI honor for poetic oie we are iree u ooniem uia. ua jmsh paid all that the awbbto to worth t we greatly err la Judgment If our bard idoea not II vn to see the day When he will realise the fact.: . ArUomkm, which, contrary to the English critica, we believe to be the flu ent of our author'a creations, contains towlsWnIluoeteou -xssaegiiiai.erseasBase sue raw we nver, Wlsl Im aai ar . aa wtt ares sf mtm. T Uyalrk, JsmIiIs h dmd, she Wlsa maMer,- - - - - - - - , As waa trnse iKHvnieutiaiitwt, Y-- Curvntc mm sarvUn.aftUMi asjUei aaS hither, bsw sae MssinH sa a nvsr It to a pity pur poet's Pegasus con not even: aoeoenplish. an. nrlginal fiat like that without sliding hla verse In sham rbtoa, which . rcautt In a hobbling1 gait, sriggesUveof tonicrhoaieirleTisaliii knee Joints. 1 " ' Here to aaversjfc simlmen of our author'a powers of description, nnd one of the nsost perfect and easy fiewing etanxas ta the book! Tts sxira. BeauM Um fciatiy aiir sow ian Tks ssSra wait ef estta, wttfe swvei la kaaa. Vtmm la s awwis ease af swltae llsht tJks a kla iaat aas realase als taeene. ; , He wan his Srsselag lt)i Is IsU Jf , - Aa4 laws wUh ansae the aalvstsal xwltL" The following wlU give the -reader Idea of the moral status of the Well may Hngllsh critica aocuae him of "Byronlara." so Jar. as blae pbemy goes -I)ail I'4 ears las eans af the esaalsoteat OoI : Iw salM s erneXjl af we whMee akalta, AaS step Ihmft w te we ipMiil moo, Ami thaes le Mais sa4 seaital saaa; Thea with eae graa4 sae talghty lea woaU Vahlaaersa ea the ahssesefths aedsef eU. iMmn Istasad. anbaretsad I wuil Mjta4 la lha riiin ml Um Ud . or Omm. aad wars, ea the Jewsled laser side The walla ml Haaewa, earrs with jiaiasraa .. WfSi, hsjh eey a saa sad UUsd asms Thai uaao aor tide esaM hsarh er aara nev , Aavthlac ea sattk, la hall er haavea. : . , Wa aslect another "Byronlsm,' for want of apnea are compelled to dose our quotations, although there are many others which Wo shea Id be pleased te give one readers. The American editioa will aoon be out, aad our frienda will have opportunity to Judge for at - l.: : "Oh, I wllTWIa a Uveal wreath ef bub, ' TtMMsjh n he e4 with hload sod Muer tears, taeata U Suva a fwUle hatsl . Aad ssllia as IS Imt ear aad nssaiv path. Ta MiU Ma smm la her staM.t Tbe gifted but reawdietod wife af this amUUons hand ean nmlinland the above, tf English erittoa fail ea make the application - eve iiMm tTUVT'f Tbe following, from the Ban Francto e Btlldim, In rrenoe to the bUunbt Iknean, to so r . pmprkUe that we i ve It In our eidumna, nhatia aad oonieaentary npon the purity f. oar poUtiea that euctrereaturas aa this man Bow eav Congreseman though he be, the legiUinate eeussnueners of his erimea ttimaiirh Executive rlem- TTTXi f'-ii .1.: . " -...1 u'i 1 t eth a thorough and radical purinoation: "It aeeina.that the pardon of Bowcu, the bigamist Caugnn n wtJle ft re llftyn rnm jnmlr1"" t! t r-t alter the eObc ofjthe.yerdict of (he Jury that hla marrUrejwilh Mrs. Pettlgru King waa Illegal; in bet, no marriage at all. Upon this depended rhta Inno eenee or guilt, and It was the principal question passed upou yh Jury. " Hav ing been decided, tbe decUion canonly be reversed, If at all, ou appeal In the slune"cac71he1utUxllle rule of tow be Ing that the decision of n Court of com petoat Jurisdiction eaanot be reheard or modified, except In proceedings upon tbe original osse in which that decision waa made. Mrs. Fettigru-KIug to the tost of the three now living, from none of whom be has been legally divorced, whom Bo wen undertook to marry, ami In which he ewetnoifed ee fares to be guilty of bigamy. From her personal estate she funiilted tbe means, to pay his lawyers and conduct hi defense, and iroii.h he exsrUons hto pardon: Was xxii wilii tut, uus intswiauMi woman haa felled to aeeure him as the life fong' partner of her Joys (TV Not only has Ids niarrlage with her been judicially dec seed Invalid, but should be again marry her, wlthoutflrtoitaiulng a divorce from his lawful wife, Mr Boweu No. L, he would again be guilty of bigamy and liable to conviction jaad punishment. Aad H to hardly conceiv able how a man iiresrnUng himself to a Court In such attitude as hto, cwuld ob tain a divorce. vBet Bowen'e troubles do not end here.-' He has yet to answer to the Courts of New York the charge of forgery of the record purpurUug to be decree of divorce cram hto' first vile, which forgery Was adduced In hla de fence on the trial for bigamy," and ft u reported .that UoMraot. Hoffman about to tonne n requtotoaf for on thla charge. ' Yet thla maa Bowen has the audacity to claim a seal In Con greas, aad as we learn from the Wash ington despatches to preparing to con test the election of Dv Large, colored member from hto District, - We trust the House will make short work of Bow en's claims. Proper self-respect would seem ao require mat vxMigrssa anonld re ruee so ssnsiasr taom aitugetasr." We puUtohed a letter front this lady the ether day, In which aha takes ground against the female Buffrage movement; whereupon the editress ef the New North w KMT charees us with indorsing .OTlmVPmm eenult us U say that we publUhed the Miier nmrw as news man ooctrtne, ne itovlng that our rewtera would ponsibly be entertained with IK We did not reIl that letter, and don't Intend to, although ww dKt read -andTery much enloy "Beerber'a Dow Ktory,'' which Uprila- j . k mmmm mmrw pea oncumeui, Uenrr Ward Beecher M a tnma an energetto, entertaining gentleman, and we are sorry we cannot my aa much for nis sisters, woo persist in writing very poor books, after the style of "srhat I know aooul cooking," and selling them on the reputation of their brother. - But We are digressing In the absence or roe enreor, who would po-llily In- do not care to express our views thereon. We wilt ear. however, that the Naw KoBTHWKst to a good newimaner. mora entertaining and readable than most of tue weeaiiee in tne ritate, emitalnlng utuctt practical soanu aense that the people ought to heed, and a paper that everybody who wants to keep tin with tbe times ought ta aubscribe for and read, no mailer whether thev believe In peopi. ever no mailer whether they believe JIauy lhaiikaand our beat bow for the FcomplimeuL Li.v .j.'r- As the editor for the time being Is alraid to commit himself we shall have to await Mr. CMeera'e rvtura from the rejuveaatlug oeaaa aweeaea of Yaiiulaa Bay before We caa find out what Dosltton the" lsWrTa-takes on the letter afore- 1 .it.' - "a-.'. 1.1 . It atrikee aa very forcibly, by I way, that Mrs. Harriet Beeclier Htowe, Uie ailar aalliraH, -hasnotIeen very materially assisted JL'lu.wriUng very poor books" and "selling them oU the strength af the reputation of her brother," by any tldpg that Henry Ward Beecher haa ever put forth before the rending nubile. ."Norwood,'1 the great literary attempt of Mr. Beeclier, certainly r bears no comparison with the Tarioua wrltlags of-Mra. fetows. Henry Ward Beeaber to a Tory goad pens aher--prolstbIy none excel himbut the writer Ih the BullU certainly dla- playa singular Judgment In ctoadng hia literary eflbrts higher than those of his gifted aiaterrWe are airs Id be to prej udiced against her because she to so un fortunate as to be a wnman. nnd com qnently, In hla opinion, "out ot her epneer' in writing books, i C111IS r. T0UTwvr Fr-YoungrW tbe Womttrft fnrijke 0oef Journal, to at present lec turing la Oregoev A letter xrom her pen appears la another part of thla pa per. Bbe will probably be la Portland a abort- time. Bbe to n popular too- all aboald bear her ' A paragraph relatlva to Almlra Fowl er. It. IK. one of the sueeenaful women doctors, baa been'gbltag tne rounds of tne newspapers. Tbe resHients 01 tne pretty suburban town of Orange. New ""T""1"! "llug nuale with a view to n union of the Jersey; know well her horse and wanJloeed .e-Ua-. tlwr. it- and gond driving. Bbe. le out, at aU noure 01 tne uav and nlxht. ana nae an intimate acquaintance with the btob ways and bvwara of the villere. Iler wagon la In the habit of atoppmg pretty J often In tbe Dovert v stricken ousrUr.1 ana to we sicjt and sutlerlng aneap-ears ae an angel of mercy In a waterproof, etoak. It la aaid that ale makes from fifteen to eixhteen thousand dollars yearly; and w e can afllrm, from post. tare anowietrge, tost no one la more worthy of the golden frvore of fortune. If 1X1 tOIXT TCI ZBL " We are sorry to alsaprlnt our sadly frHgutened friend ef ll .siem JsVnwry, wrevk-jatly has a I h ambition to U .onie di 4 tor to le Naw Nobth wnT. If aesbovLi anend our time In sullying the brigt t and pure pages of our journal la atanng up euca aume as countered the tost Meremrtf, we should feel that oursetf and Journal should be banished to the abode of swine and bus aa"lrJf aTwJfoai nuaar by Jingo. Now, the fact to, we did not want la limum -Mii-imtor" Cor tha N tw UiarnnrjayB but aiaiiry taade the su- getiui, lu iMirsuanee 01 our eolicituHe for the wetftre of that paper and the long life ot its eUUreas, that U at least, be not too haxtr In espousinc the cause of those monsters of hideous mien like (lorernor Butlec of, Nebraska. AkMem Hertmrg. t-x r-.r. -,:'- ....i.. 1 In pursuance of our solicitude for the welfare Of the Mtratrg and the long life of Its editor, we would suggest that It aeaae te espouse the cause -of socb, ,vlo tatore'of law as Watklnda has proved himself to be, and endeavor to place Itaeu on tbe plane af common The Meitwg to also Informed Naw Nokthwkst has not "espoused the causa" oi.tiovornor Butler er any other "naenaear of ttldeous Baton. "We are alike opposed to tike Bewene and Watkiuds of mankind, and them where wa may, and will express our eandki opinion of them, unbiased by any party predilection, aartbmal lateesst or pee- Jspnal feclinaV- Can the Jssreary say as much Tj We are not publishing aa anle- dillflsn sheet, however, nnd enough glaring wrongs af tbe present to expose and attack without ra n sacking the musty reords ofth pas V as the editor ef the ifrrciry would lain have us do. editoxiii, (jojroisnoii rurr to. utu cox do a' a cadbsty- or -- OEOLiOaiPAit BSmTIJxsTJnK f ' 1 " -Uaiakb, Oreeon, ""ooday7 July Wth, 187L : Visited Mr. (Wlon's celebrated Acad emy af tleotog leal H peel mens. Bpenf an hour very happily and profitably In investigating hie numerous, wonderful relies of the mystic Fast,' Haw a pi af..ryatal amber with files of aome ex tinct species eatlwtkled la (be solid mass. Haw n great variety of fossil remalna of woods, leaves, animals, teeth and, tin pie men te of. tbe Industry of bygone ages, eta., etc, Which We si toe Id be pleased to are agala and learn mnrh more about.'' Baw teeth, tuakaw-JojifJhJgh- bonea and akulto of animals whose once unwieldy bulk must have as far exceed ed anything ef tbe elephant or rblnoee ros kind ef the present age aa those ant mato now axeead ear common aheep In else and strength. ' ' Mr. Condon to naturally very proud of the actentllto reaulto of hto protracted la bors, and we are pleased to note the high appreetatlon In which he to held by the genial ctttaena of this romantto town. wui.v- iu jfisrwui wi aviencw , nis tereatlng Babbath Behool giving ample evidence of hla aJwIdulty: la hla eoeleal- astlcal work, .x.', f .,.1.5 We hope Portland will engage hto vtoea agala nest winter for a aeries of scientific lectures and exhibition of foe- ail remalna... ... .-v-j y xeqoxd or ixcext irnami. , Recent electioMlnrPajrtoaorei- wbelnilngljt Ja.-favor-of the Kenablican inferc-ifa. Ov moderate Republicans In the Aaeenibly wun um judical fcett. i r , r v, , ? , Marshal Berrano has organised a Cabinet In Bpaln, and the nlembera bare tokeu the oath of office and entered upon Weir duties. A movement to going on In France to guarantee the Pope tomporal sovereign T OTt, nuca. -,Tha Tope wUhee to publish a syllabus lU regard to theoccu t a l" as s m. . patlon of Kom by the Italian Oovem ment, and declaring that amaftrea wlth holdinr front him all tetHtioral msm are void. Btcpa have already been taken in Boms to prepare for the choice of tbe next Pope. It to propasid to ebeose one who may be moderate la hto Ideas, and not unfriendly fb Italy, and bv this ae effect a com promise with - the ltalUaOoverHjuent.-tmrdinal Camillo de Ptetra I mentioned. A Special dispatch from London, dated the 2ttb, aays the Pope may leave Home any day. ' Prejaratlon are Baaklug for nls reception at Chateau Corte, Corsica. Mr. Yaflcry,' owner ef the Chateau, has an ueMtorstenalag with AntTiwlll. aud it to to rajtoced at the disposal of tne ivpe.' " ' , A aeries of severe earthriuakrs have recenUy occurred at tbe Phllllpinw Ist amta. Mere than two handred were awallowed ap by the earthquake every one of. I hem belnjralnhaet lnstantlr killed. Blxty bodies of tot dead wlU be recovered. The rest of the Inhabltoata have fled the Island, which has been ut terly depopulated, . ... .. , 1 . The recent riots In New York atlll en gross eenalderabto attention. - The evi- denc before tbe eronera Jury clearly snowed that tbe mob fired on the mill tafyfirstTTAfter full Investigation the Jury returned the following verdict i "WrnrnT that theee parties came to their deatlia .on the 13th Inst, by gun aflot wounds Id the hands of parties to ua unknown." ; . -. . OflMal dlf-patobes from Admiral Roda era and Minister Low ecniflm thelele graphk dispatches heretofore published in refute tbe flrst day'a fight la Cp- A private letter, dated June fd, mya a tltat when . the - aurr eying party , J. ZZil by gorernment effioera, wbe Informed them that there would be no objection to tbelr work, but when they went further ap the river they were nmdupon oOcees hav ing acted treacherously and as decora. The natl vea are represented as somewhat bUng ear Indian trilMav- The minora In Amador rounty, fjf- .l a aa wltt il-.w-l0 Braadwsy" a fult-rinted metra- fornla, are still dlsaatUAed. - . . . . J 1 ranan- uvuwe ta armosntiea. LXTTE2 no C1XXTB F. TOUXa. 7. . CurtAO. fj&. ZtoMvWy. ILavs asen but two copies of your paper ; there rare I do not know If my husband wrote rou or ir you have made aay mention of my visit to Oregoeur I am -peaking on Heeikhljop- toa, Trmperrnce nnd Woman HuOrage. In every Instance where It to put to vote tbw peupto ow ta rywsreleetoeTWn'snBnT BufTrage, and most lively Interest to manlfesteiL, la my opinion, Judging from Bouthern Oregon, te prif Ikce tne naiioc wiu in tins relate e msrn moraT' cheerfully 'accorded "TJT" wouJcu than In Californto. Ood speed the day when the patient, over-worked wife and mother aliall be recognised aa a citlaen, worthy to step out of the ranks of Imbe ciles, Insane people, criminals and In fanta, and take her plana with inteUW gent, raeponaibia,' atdf-goverulng esti whsTwhoTbavlag epiittona, dare to ex premand defend them.. ' ,; ,'. Could you look into the fotwa ef trem- en aa I bave in tne last tnree weeas, aau aee then -at flrst curious and ooubtful, then, ne tbe arguments develop and ob jections melt away Into misty nothings, eyea grow bright and faces fairly ra diant with Internet you would tnore fully realise that glorions hopes will by by and by blossom tuts bright JualUlea. I am delighted with the Mate, the people aud the genial olimaXs.. My haart to iu. tbe wwrk, mitd my-atrength equal to ' twenty-five speeches . each month-BirtU-tW- rainy ssasen sum mencea. ....,. 4 . .Have you any Work forme todof -. .. Cab ni a F. Yor. r 1 X 1 H raa Oar tnaaa L .... A correspondeiit of the Wasldngtoa ChoUal thus writes of an tnetileat on the Bueton and Albany Railroad notmany I weeks ago: .. . I ran auroaa what first struck me aa a very aingular genius on my road from Bpringfield to KoaUm. This waa a very stout, btock-whlskered man who eat Immediately In front of me, and who Indulged, from time to time, in tbe most strange and unaccountable maneuvers. Every now and then ho would get np amlhurrv awsv to the narrow imsraitt. which leada to the door In these draw-Ing-mnru can, and -when be-thought himself eeonre from observation would fell to laughlnjr In the most violent manner, and continue tlie healthful exercise until he waa aa red In the face as a lobster. Aa we Beared Boeton thaaa denmnstmtione liM-reased In vtolenoe, save that the stranger no longer ran awav to toueh. but krit hia seat and chuckled to himself with hla chin deep down in hto shirt collar.- " " - But the chansea that those portman teaus -underwent I He. moved them here, there, everywhere: he put them behind hiaa. in front of him. on. each aide af him. He wee evidently ceUina readjr to leave, but, aa we were yet twentr-fl vo miles from Boston, the Idea of sock eerir preparatioos was rldtcn ktua. AT We Had entered the city then the mveterv would have remained nn- aolved. but the stranger at last became ao excited that he could keen hto eeat ae I longer. Berne one aimd nelp him, and laa 1 waa the nearest he selected me. Huihlenlv turnlnr. as If I had asked a questtoiiTTie" mid, rocking himself to hanl -'Bcen gene three years P ' 41 Yea, been in iuopa. expect me for six months. Otss ooa s ye. a"i utrough and started. them at the but station; they've got It at w-r irx lain aerta bytblatlrneLi'':'"i -'-- ' 1 Aa he aaid thla he rubbed hto handa and changed hla portmanteau on his left to the right, and the one on the right to the left again." 1? ' ',..:7r Htot a wlftr said I , .u... rWdha btiCWb and folded hia overcoat a wi eaas-a waaa w vsiipiitiu tea ivsjiir-M anew, and hung It over the back of the suet. :' ! . 1-. 1 ( , 'You are pretty iwi vsaa wverthc matter, ain't you ft' I aaiL watching- uis nogeiy. mevanwinis. - "Well. I ahould think eo," he replied: "I hainvt slept aoundly for a week. And do you kuow," ha went on. glano na; unmmi at ine itaamHiirera anu sneaa-1 ins in a lower vnte, 'I am almost ret - tain thst this train will run off tbe track and break my neck before I get to Moaton. well, tbe tact Is, I Have bad too much rood luck for one man. latelv. The thing can't tost; taln't natural that it aaouht, yen know. I've watched It. First it rains, then It shines, then It rains again. It ralua ao hard you think it's never coins: to aton: then It shines ao bright yon think It's at ware going to ahinei and Just ua you are fairly settled In either belief vou are knocked over bv a change, to show you that you know inns atieut - - WeiL acco nllng to that philosophy," sad I, "you will continue to bave aunA "like iterause you- are expecting atonaV-,ri-- .rr--: r : "It'a eurioua." ba returnaiL but the only thing which makes ate think I will get in rough safe, la because I think I woart. --"-"r"wr -Y ' ' "Well, that to eurioua," aaid L "Lord. Tea." be renlietL "I'm a ma- ehinixt tnaito a dtoco very nobody be-1 ijeven ix ii; spent ail my money trying to brins it out awwtgasxxi mv tons-. 1 as. a . . . . a all went. K very body toughed at me every Doiiy nut, my wire spunky little woman aaid she would work her fin- rem off before I should e-ive It un. Went to 1-jifrlaad -no better there; came' within art ace of Jumping off Lon don bridge. Went Jutoa shop to earn money enouah to come home with: there Bart the man. I wanted. --To make a long Vinry abort, I've brought 0,0i0 moo wnn me, ana nere 1 in," "liooil for Tout" I exclaimed. of It to, aha don't know anything about It. I've fooled her eo often, and disap pointed her so much, lhat I Just eon rhnled 1 would aay nothing almut Jhla. VV hen I rH my money t hoe eh. tow better believe I at rack a bee-Una for "And now Ton will make her hs-rmv." aaid L, - r- . "Happy r be replied, "why yon don't know anytblnc about It, Hbe'a worked like a dog while I have been gone, try ing to support herself and the children decently. They Bald her thirteen cents apiece for-eneklnr eoarae shirts; and tikat'a the way alte'd live half the time 8 he'll come down there to the depot to meet mo In a einrham dreaa. and a shawl a bund red years old, and she'll think aba's dressed up. (Mi, site won't have no clothes, after this oh,, no, I guess not r -' And with these Words, which Implied that hia wife's wardrobe would soon rival Qoeen ictoria'a, the atraiiirer tore down lite passage way again, and get ting in a is om earner, putting it is moutn Into the drollest - Shanes, and thea swinging hinmelf back and forth In Uie nolltan baaai snd m m tiki bm anliJ Into the depot, and I placed, myself on "... aaWBmmWSBBi the, other car, oiueelte tike etranger. w w .mi a Maasa.A. wu him,. bad destwbded and waa stentling on the lowest steia, ready to Jump to the plat- form. I looked from his face to the faoaa of the aeapto before as, but aaw ua J siBtaiuf reeoguiUoa. Huddruly berried, I'lVre they are, and toughed outright, butinaatarieai awiaa7raavay,aa.ha looked o ver t Ite crowd. -1 foltowed his eyea and aaw some dis- tance back, aa U crowded on and about. ocrea away uy tne " -n- ri and- elbowing throug, a little woman In n faded dress and n well-worn hat, with a' 1 face almost painful In iu Intense but luHieful exnreaslon. alancins1 rmikl.ll w from window to window as the eoarhee . glUtol.in..Mia.h not yak naaav thaw atranger; but a nioineiit after she raiight hia eye, and la. another Instant he had Jumped to the platform with hla two. ponmanieaua, auu, niaaing a uoie in the crowd pushing one here and one titers, and running one ef hto bandies, nlunin Into the well deveioued stomach 1 of a venerable lookhig old gentleman tit peeteelea, he rushed toward the place w hers aim - waa standi nar. I think -I- never nv a face assume so many diiter eitt expressiona In ao short n time as did that of tbe woman while her buland waa on hla way to her. Hhe didn't look; pretty. On the contrary, ' she looked very plain, but aome way 1 felt n big lump rise in my throat as I watched bee. uk t M.l .. , l..,,k. .... ril t.l her, how completely site wiled In tbe " attempt I Her mouth got Into the post., s tlou; but It never moved ailer that, mve.' to draw down at the corners and quiver, , while site blinked her eyes ao fast that I suapset abe only ' tuniglit ' occaaiooal " gllmpsea of tbe broad ahouUtred fellow whojpluowed lUa way sa rapttily toward her. Aud tlien, as he drew close and drofiped those evertaMIng portmantoaua site lust turned completely- round, with r" her bark toward mm, nna coverea nor 7 face with' her hantis.. And thus she was . when the strong wan gatlkcred her up in hit arms as i If site bal been a baby atal- ImM her aobmnr to hla breast.- There waa enough gaiting at them. Bee van . knows, and 1 turned our eyea away a moment, and then I aaw two boys In threadbare roundabouts atandlng near, ; wtptoa- their erea atxl boaed aav their litt to cost stoevea, and - bursting ; auti? -anew at every fresh deniouatratlon on . tbe lrt or their -mother. -When I looked at the atranger again he had hla bat drawn down over hia eyes) but hto 1 wife was looking' up at him, and it seemed as If the pent up team of those . weary months of waitiug were. stream- Ing through her eyelidA ' ;1 LL , . . , j -i r - -To PaiMT ow TtiT.When a "hand- aome fruit la Intended to be shown at a i fair or aout to a friend it will add some- , thing In the way of novelty to have IU ' name or that of aome person, printed In- -deUbly upeet -rta awriaea. This may be " done several ways, bat the meat eomaaon t methods are asfollowsj Jutt before tbe., fruit haa attained Its maturity, cut from , . tough, thin paer the name proposed, ' ' and pasto this upon tbe able of the epect -men moat fully axpnsed tothe sun. That portion at the fruit 00 vend by UkC ' Kper will assnme a diflt-rent color from 1 ottker, and when ripe the paper to -tMsoved, leaving the una dtoUnctly r visible. . On . aquashea aud melons, . names and figures may be Imk-llbly im- , pressed by slightly aeratchlng the aur- 4 1 aee while they are grewlag. . . " Bays the Canandalgua Memmpert . ' "A young lady, a graduate Wane of the lea4flng InsUtutloiks of learning tar this part of tbe Btate, drove her father's milk waj-on escsotlv, owing to hto illness, and supplied his customers aa well as he didn't lose a blt of rewUUonlherelv! ' altbauxh scores would have dlailalned to do aa much foe an asset. : Bhara made - of the right kind of atuit and With bar - eaecnninUMhiikaiil" aKa ereme to both grit and grace." WlLLIAtat OAVIOtOai, I l Xteatl IiZaitatteiDeatler. . J OFFICII Me. 6 Freat frteeet. l - - labb. annaaw. 1)KAf. tWTATie t THIS CITY AKD KABT iv. ivi.i 1. tk. XV mtniaiM.ia the mm dralrabla kmlttkai r.iwinif ir, Haljt Uukusmi Biawsa, Uotfaas and MeuMsa. , Liiei iiuijiu 1 .iLji 11 1 11. a. . . I- Ai-a,Iaan mi f-ww sl(4'TLk.raxs"t'a"-"y- Tr crtjrivan Lutliaa, Knatml ta all Barks af We :-. Utah", Sjc sala -.i -"4.. .-r yji . u . j. " RKAt. fVf-ATW aad otlter TiWly linrrliaMd Sir t'Are-anaaUaiiM. In VMM Cm and IhtMaa- aot tlM MvATtat aad Tanaiauaaaa, WMh ea ate, aad an the must lysiAuMws Tuw , Hnesm ass Brnam IaaskB. tmAm Kaea- vtaKj 4 i ittaa or tu jtaai sirrtoMa ( . rauarn,Trei.i.M-tKn,knd uat risas ciAasod Aesacv Binasaas Taamiacyaa, Aoas-rsef this firun' ia all the CVnas aad Tuwsx Ht ta wtat wlU N ld-crUnnBr Ishms addn -aa Fill rwir.KTt aad anul laa aaaia toiaa 1 ' . : .i-iiafii . 1 - - . v ; -. Ph.'.ltahsca.lX'c: HEAL ESTATE AGENTS I.: I If AVK Htorrnrr ni aij iw roar it laad aad thruusboul Orraua , aetalljF. . Veeaa urUIOfr INDUCKMgkjTS faat asWaTemmmM'm fBa Btratal JteaweaBBa -- ;.' Taasa Aad ererylMtif thai neMsttM to tha Real IBs. " nsiism ei m vita aenatasaeaarvf n IMal PArTStf wTBTTlfi alt aCfkawlIia: s"ATWlhas). Jtnlary PaMhv . nua wroanwAnn. XH?I0YHI1T0IIIC1I a. a As yj Lafaeatsaa aaa wmmia. numHjra, aaa ,a BuH atl aha i-iulre h'lp nf tnr hll, will aad U a watr aJvaataa as call aa4 ImW t-(r ad- raa. - , , J. K. WITHKKMJ. , F. K I ksve ale net Uuvd r"srtu and lot . 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