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TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1866.
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Throughout this Coast a great deal
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of suffering is experienced from Rheu­
"STATE PLATFORM,
matism, Weeks and even months of
ADOPTED IN CONVENTION AT
protracted and aggravated misery is
endured by the victims of medical in­
Portland*
efficiency and ignoraneo, which could
be cured just as speedily as was M r . APRILS,
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because tbe President was the ** Gov­ ity is wide awake ». I and that every
J. H. UPTON,
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1. Resolved, That we affirm as the
ernment.” Good men were imprison­ mother’s son of us is
¡¿{determined to do
creed
of our political faith and practice, our
PUBLISHER AND EDITOR.
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below, and as only (he echo of hun­
steadfast devotion to the following princj*
ed inAlcatraz for opinions of nota tithe his duty in the coming contest, We
dreds of other cases. D r . B qurne plee, viz : Equal and exact justice to all
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
the ferocity that the Flag betrays, have not yet put ir I nomination -our cures without medicines which ac­ men ot whatever Btate, party or sect; the
county‘ticket; but o r cobnty’ fconven- counts for his extraordinary success. support of the state Governments in all
One Copy One Yeltr, . . .
|2 50. ' and that paper said amen.
One Copy Six Months, ... •
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“ The headstrong course of John­ tion meets in HiJlsbb
Hillsb iro on the42th of . No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post street their rights, and of the Federal Govern­
ment in all its vigor, a jtalous -¡are of the
TERMS O F A D V E RTIS I NG. son thus far authorizes tb* assumption May, when and whçjj o we expect to put entrance:
elective
franchise; the supremacy of the
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Ono Square, 12 Lines or less, one In- that the[e are no bounds to his usurpa-- in
nominaitoD a tick, tet With which we S an F rancisco , September 6, 1861. ciivl over the militery atithoritj; oppo­
i ting audacity. 1 Without any of the
sition ¡0 the centralization of power; econs
sertion, ,
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D r . B ourne :—Last Winter, I was omy in all public expenditures ; t <
higher attributes of a statesman, desti­ intend to wrest this pounty from the
For each subsequent insertion, $1,00.
A liberal deduction will be made cm tute of prudence and impelled by a big foul grasp of Abolition rule. The re- nearly dead; by an attack of inflama- ral diffusion of education; the er
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Quarterly, Yearly and half Yearly Adver­ l.cadedness intensified by habitual in­ publicans bold ther convention this*rheumatism.
excruciating
pains
for about five weeks, tion ; the right of every man to - -. oj ¡. p
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toxication, he is capable of proceeding week, and I presuny. from appearan-
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without any hopes of relief, when a God according to thh dictates ofhis d^n
Hotel, Medical and Law Cards, $10,00 to any extremity of self important fol­
jalresidy “ cut and friend bearing of my illness, called to conscience; freedom of speech , freeo ^
cps,
they
have
it
beranuiun.
ly ; bo that with the belligerency pecul
of the press, aud freedom of tlie pei
iar to drunken men, and with the self- dried” and. arrang as to whom they see me, and assured me that if I under the protection ot the hahea scorpus.
I stop “ drugging and dosing,” ^2. Resolved, That lay aU..V4
raotwedioc
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„«ide.-abL
Ornate to cfurgF difcrenco of opinio
—— wyou, tnat "you would wave ■q m i xy-m-vwyr—• TH
vvuPi A X- wFm 'M IWJLALi J v IK m U A VR X •
among them upon
nnortnoc nr
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me walking about the streets in - three the Representatives of eleven States, is .
Judge, J. W. Cowies; CouMiiissioners, ui’on
w.. the Natioual a Congress
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great issues of t day. Some de: days. Sure enough; although I was an un warren ted assumption of ‘powjr
■ S. Brutcher, tleiiry Hewitt ; Sheriff, L. L. headlong reekhegsoess of an aiigry bull. 1
Whitcomb; Clerk, S. C. Adams; Asses­
The - recent
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congress,
utterly helpless, aud conveyed to your upon the part of Cocgreas, revolution .’■y •*
The
recent action
action of
of Congress nounce Johnson arj ' endorse
in its tendency, anM dangerous to iho b-
sor, Charles Handley;" Treasurer, J hn shows
demented inebriate
buuwn that
fcunv the
meuemeuiea
ineonaie will
win ' i while others laud JJ-hnson and iaj)it- house in a carriage, and carried into it sries of the péopl»;
-anti-wri
\V. Watts; Sebool Superintendent__ RtJ?
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ter terms condenj B the Radicals. by three st out men, a n d by them lifted sustain President Johnson in his delerioi-
J«*hn Speneer -, Cm uncr', W. W. "Bröwn~; benxctnnd rapuWd-wi.tb equal alacri- ’ teJ
into
the bath, yet, on coming out of nation aud efforts for the compléta resr-.
ty and determinatiop, and that at- the
Surveyor, A. S. Watt.
o‘f
very first opportuni'v he will be bro’t- There is still n nothin" class (professional it, I largely assisted myself, doing ration of all the constitutional
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and
we
unreservedly
appvc^«-
much
toward
dressing,
and,
without
to no accountability such asdias never politicians) who weild like to sustain
DENTISTRY.
been required of an American Presi- both until the dept on" is over. They assistance, walked from the bath to the bwarcuo tof.the Freedmen's Bureau amt
dent. Without a reformation ofbis por-
th;g J,»i3,QB jn the ranks cayr*age>
the-fourth day, I dis- Civ*l Rigi.'-abi'^, and all bis constitulheaL
sobardepertmqnt
and an abatement of
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» charged my carriage and walked, with effurts to prevent the fanatical majority in
sööal
depurtmqnt"and
Congress from changing or destroying our
his overbearing; and tyrnninal disposi- hence, they preach harmony. -I am at a friend’8.aid.* The. entire distance to cherished
form of Government.
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tion', the Prsidential sot will not run 1 I a loss to see how th'y uan hope to suc­ your house (nearly a mile) and home
8. Resotvfcj, That the -position as-»
through another year without a formal ceed with such dissensions in their again, and so on anti! cured; and t sumed py Prc-xulent Johnson, that the
impeachment by authority of Congress, party. Of one thing we may be pref-, bad not taken more than twelve baths, Rcpresentatves freuj the Southern Stale*
when, all pain and swelling having ought tu beat onee • admitted to seats in
He is already, imppatfbed and' stands
Tend, rs his jgpfcssional S -rvjçe.? to the
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certsin,
that
tbe
great
number
of
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ceased, I felt myself
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andit Congress, and that legislation affecting
’ Ciuzns of-Lafny« ltj and Surrounding arraigned at the bar of public opinion
. sik '. i Stales while they are unrepresented
the
conservatives'v*f
the
so-called
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as uncorArti'tutional, tneçta with our hoarty
traitors, an enemy of" universal free­ 'ion party—those who indorse J ohnson service ofpubliciy certifying to thesim approval.
dom, a thrall of enlghtened legislation, —will jupport the Democratic ticket. pie truth, leaving it to do its own work ”4. Res Jved, That .the assumption of
S. HURLBURT
a recreant to thejjrinciples wluGh be
the opposition that the ihrmodiatief party,
its accessions to < may chance to see this.
is in favor of repudiating the publie dpbt,
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that it is in favor of nullification and
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though
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has
Your friend.
al and’official disgrace to 8 situation •
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secession,
is stand , runs and false.
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J oseph S parrow .
Lafayette,' Yamhill .County,
Oregon. which Was obtained under the gory stood two to one against us heretofore,
5. Ilcsolvcd, That-we «idprse the
Will practice in the Supreme, Circuit auspices of assassination.
we have every reason to believe that
sentiment of Sepator Douglas; that this
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ano all of the Courts of this Slate.
Government
was made on a white basis for
in the comiDg election old WashiDg-
Farmers, have you forgotten your the benefit of the white man, and we are
W oefully E xorcised .—The trai-
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ton will give a Democratic majority, old 1 friend
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..lm, incline gone by, used opposed to extending the right of sufferage
tor—disunion papers throughout the
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to any other than white men.
and thus enroll her name on the side to battle wit
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such duvvuqo
success against
ttaie are having a terrible time over
6. Resolved, That the exemption of
DR. H. J. BOUGHTON
of honor. The people have seen en­ mouopoly and taxation ? Have you United Slates bonds from taxation izaub*
the story started in Douglas ■ County
Late
tsaptialy the exemption of rich men from
by some contemptible liar, that a dele­ ough of the reckless extravagance forgotten what party consigned to the taxation because they are rich, and the
Phÿnif ian & Surgeon,
gate from that Cotfllty to the State and mismauagement of that bogus, grave a high protective tariff? Have taxstion of poor men because they are
In the HOSPITAL DE PAR T-
*boor, and we are in frvor ot taxing those
Convention had a wench fir a Wife. rotten, corrupt organization, which you forgotten how the New England
bonds for county, State and municipa
style* itself the Union Party, par ex-
W hat will these fastideous chaps
States added tariff upon tariff, upon purposes.
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Of The Army of the PO TOM AC.
7. Resolved ; That strict and impartis
say of the fact that Thad Stevens, the cellenccy aud by associating the name all arttelea'of their manufacture, untill
Office in Dayton, Oregon.
great head and front of the republican of our glorious Union with it, seeks the agricultural portion of the States justice demands that the expences of the
-General Government, a8 well as of the
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party in Congress, has an Ebony to dcoive the unwary into the support groaned under a burden, suppassed State Governments, should be borne by
Wench for a .wile, and has raised a of its revolutionary policy. They have .only by that which you now carry?” the people according to their ability, and
not according to their necessities, and
large family of mulattoes in Pensylva- hugged this poisonous serpent to their
The same characteristics belong to hence that wo conqemn now.aa in the part,{
bosoms ouce aud have felt its sting; the negro suffrage party. They have a protective tariff that tends, necessarily
J. T. HEMBREE, : : : PRÒ. nia by her ? Amalgamation is the
chief corner stone ot their faith, and and they now see the necessity of grown proud aud arrogant. Let them to opprss the masses for the benefit of
THIS HOTEL is still kept for the ac-
the rich.
oommodation of boarders and the Thad Stevens the traitor, their leader crushing the monster while it is yet be once more rebuked. Show them
8. Resolved, That in a Democratic
travelling public.
sets the practical example. Thad leads within the reach of an injured people. that.he who is unwilling to trust the Government the real sovereignty rests in
Good
the people* and all efforts tending to wrest
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people with political power, is himself power from the people is a war upon
Blacks in Oregon aud elsewhere sup­
unworthy to be trusted. Teach this them, revolutionary and dangerous ; and
and attentive hostlers.
noi.
that the existence of natîonl banks* after
port Congress against the President.
party, which scoffs at “ me and the the experiencewo have bad with and
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Thad clamored for political equality
H ard on T had .—Some Western people,” that you are not to be tram­ without them, especially in times of peace,
E. G. BRADSHAW,
for the negro, and so do three fourths chap narrates the following story, some, pled on.—Oregon Herald;---
iz a subject of just alarm.
what
at
the
expeoce
of
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6. Rekqlved, That the unlawful and
of the Blacks. Thad has for a wife, a
lie says he dreamed that he once
shameful squandering of the peoplo’s
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black wench. Three fourths of the
I ntelligence .—Our Abolition co­ mouey by our present State officials
made a visit to inferno, and while en-'
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republicans would have the same kind gaged iu conversation with the propri temporaries are continually parad:ng a- meets with onr emphatic condemns
of a “ bosom companion” if they could etor, an^imp announced that the Penn boht the amount of learning and intel* tioni
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ligence
tba
party
possesses.
Yet,
the
sykania
Radical
wa..
at
the
door
seek
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Resolved,
That
we will ever hold
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get one- This accounts for their anx­
ing admittance. Old Nick promptly most intensely Abolition States con­ in grateful memory those through
iety to extend to the negro social, civil,
U V Lafayette, Orogen.
and emphatically de ied him admit* tain more unlearned people than any whose patriotic, not mercenary or par­
and political rights, for then they tance on the ground that he would be others in the Union. - The small State tisan services; the dignity of tbe Re-
■O OLICITOR IN CHANCERY. IV LL could »pick a “partner for life ” from continual Uy disturbing the poice. and ¡of Rhode Island contains over toe publie and thé integrity ofYheUoion
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place. JThs imp soon re- thousand people, over fifteen yeara of were preserved;
preserved; and
wo denounce
denounoe as
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amongst them at pleasure. That’s order of the pl
and we
’Courts of Oregon.
»"Taxes Paid, Collections made, and what’s the matter. Mark the predic* turned, saying that Thad, insisted ou age. who cannot read or write, and a base insult jo the gallant Irving and
coming in declaring that be had no five thousand who can read but heroic dead, the present effokto of the
^Proceeds Promptly remitted.
tion as you go along.
other place to go to. After considTa­ not write It is true that some of our Radicals
to
oonvert
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ble anxious reflection, Old Nick’s face border States may oontain this propor­ their victory into a partisan triumph,
1. T. CATON.
0. O. CURL
Two deacons wtre once disputing suddenly brightened as with a new tion of unlearn people, butnonf of the loh’ing to make t!i% late war on« °f oea-
about the propsed site for a new grave idei, and he exclaimed:
Western States can any way near com­ quest, instead of the suppression of tbe
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yard, when the first remarked : “
Will our Abolition ebell ion—for subjugation iualrad of res­
“ I’ve got it. Tell the Janitor to give pare to this.
• ‘ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW never be buried
ied in that ground, as Ion
long him six bushels of brimstone and a friends please make a note of thii, and toring the Union—for the nrj"O instead
as I live.” “ What an obstinae man. box of matches and let him go and cease their howling about intelligence of tbe wnite map.
11. Resolved, that the miners should
Salem, Oregon.
said tho sccond, “ if my life is spared, start a bell of his own ; I can't have in New England ?—Democratic Re»
be
encouraged and pjotected tn thd freo
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Forest Grove Correspondence. .
Here it Is, What think you of It ?
Tbe following is from the San Fran--
F orbst G rove . May. 1st, ’66.
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cisco Flag the leading- black republi­ E ditor . C ourier j —That you may
ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY,-
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can paper of California.. How long know how the cuust of Democracy Js
LAFAYETTB,
since it ceased to be treason to abuse progressing io this county, 1 take the
the
President? This tame Flag has liberty to send you» (bw items for pub
YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON.
contended all the wbile that- it was lication in your paper. You may rest
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