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of the. Hoin ousting the Grant County
usurpers^ inhopes ‘‘ the ptecedent will
be follow«!/ ’’ Now, by the same logic
Amendment to tho Constitution of Ore­ draft is desired.1 Tho “ wooden ” is pre that thcJarf) members of the House frere
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ferable to the ii§n axle in this respect, compeilid^o > vacate their
r seats, Sterns in
An amendment, preliminary, to the Con- other things beifig equal. The iron ax
the Senate should be ousted; indeed we
stitution of this State, has passed the Sen-. wagon “jolts” pvorst of all others by rea*’ are fold
he was beaten by Col, Drib-
ate providing for a separate Supreme Court son of striking Obstacles more solidly and blesbyby a Ipuch larger majority than
The proposition seems to meet more oppo. passing over them less • readily
_ _ dily—another.
another, were» the House members beaten by their
sirion in the House than aiu ke would con-’ proof that they “ run’ hardest.
competitors. To be anything like con-
competitor^.
elude a proposition at once so necessary
ristent, M^. Sentinel, you must denounce
. I nsane A sylum . —E x Governor Gibbs
to the complete ends of justice would meet
the acrioL of the Senate in retaining
in his last annual message . aludes to the | Ste*»ih iqs seat.
anywhere. Under the laws now in force
(Sterns in tiis seat But you won’t do it
subject of a State Insane Asylum, and as
in this State, the Supreme Bench is com­
says you should
your, bitter judgment
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who assemble once a year t the Capitol
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was the result of his private opposition to L ull
WsARE.-r—The best place in Port
to pass finaly upon, and mayhap to reverse
Drs. Ilawthore fc'Loryea, the enterpris-
land tdbuy hardware, iron, steal, mechan-
decisions which they themselves have
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t<|i odali kinds, etc., etc., is at the
rendered in their respective Districts. It um in -i
East Portland, hf‘ refers frequent-
is human nature for every one of these ly to the impropriety of the insane Ac., largelnA- jtote of Jacob Underhill & Co.,
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Judges
be sustained,
and it might happen that and through the medium of “ private” en- dal ielj opposite “ Cheap John’s” establish
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what it we speak, when
decisions of the lower Courts would be terprisc. We are not arware of anything mel 1'.' We
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sustained in the Supreme Court by mutu­ that has been done in connection with the we ay that better bargains
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of the I Institution above named at (his, than at any* other house in the
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whtrq tbelbest purchases can be made.
this state, but it is patent enough to any one thing we are certain ; and that is,
one that the system is open and liable to that the people of Oregon are under last­
such abuses. Our present judiciary sys- ing obligations to Messrs.! Hawthorne &
tern is xa dically wroDg—a parody upon Loryea for the interest they* have mani­
fested in behalf of the unfortunate of
the enlightenment of the ag s, and under
our State in providing at gieaf expense
it the substantial ends of justice may be
such conveniences as the Portland Asy­
circumvented. It ought to be improvised
lum affords, The integrity of a people
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must be at a low ebb indeed when they
If the amendmeut passe» the House, it are capable of perpetrating an act of
leg­
will be submitted to the people for ratifi­ islation whereby parties situated as are the
cation at our next general election.
proprietors of the Portland Insane Asy-
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C olorado .—It was
telegraphed during the sitting of the
D elegate for
Philadelphia Convention that a Demo­
cratic Delegate had been elected from
Colorado Territory to the 40th Congress.
. The black journals of the country in a
characteristic manner setup a howl that
the Rad. was elected from taat Territory.
It now turns out that it was the Democrat
who was elected, and the irrepressibles
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giving him a certificate. l}ad Brents of
Grant County been “in command” in
Colorado he would have iiued to him­
self the certificate, although his competi-
». tor got all the votes polled. Such is
loyalty.
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[COMPILED FROM THE PORTLAND DAILIES.)
SCENES.*-It Will bJ eeen from a glance at
the “ closing scenes ’’ that Mr. Corbett
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sibles. It is charged by republican mem-
Washington dispatch says the Secretary
bers, and truly teo, that two men elected
of the Treasury has removed Pr. Hastings
a United States Senator against the from the lucrative ' position of .résidant
physician to the United States ¡Marine
choice of the rest of mankind, "4
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u ii— xuusbib . Bailey, Hospital at SanFrancisco, and conferred
Brown, Cartwrigh t, Cranston,| Dolph, the office upon Dr. Jos- C* Tucker. ■*'
Jeff Davis’Trial.
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The Tribune’s Richmond special says
mer, Pyle Stearns, Watson, Cole,
Cole2 Davis,
tt, Gingle8, —
Herman,
Day Garlick, Garreu,
-------- , it is generally understood that Jeff Davis
Hinman, Lamson, Laughlin, Locoy, Lock­ will not be tried either in October or De­
hart, Melin, Nicklini Olney, iParrish, Ro­ cember, and it is positively said that his
land, Rosenheim, Sforkweather, Stouffer, counsel will be notified ¿of the fact to­
Upton, White, Winze), the Speaker and morrow.
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Mr. President
Francisco.
She
sprung,
a
leak
in
the
Pacific
For J. 8.* SnuB —Messrs. Crawford,
Cyrus, Ford, Ison, J effries, Baird, Coch- and bad to throw overboard 800 sac^s of
.copper ore by which the leak was decreased
ran Dempsey, Hall, Moore, South, Whit- so that the pumps kept her free.
eaker, Withers and Worth—14/
' Advices by Cuba mail says the Marquis
For P. P. Prim—Messrs. Avery, Cald­ de Gallifull goes as civil administrator with
well, filler, Cox, Foudray,. Ross, and Gen. De Castelan as miuister to Mexico.
Wells—7. h ’
A dispatch frDin Madrid says the« Spanish
Government
has been informed that» the •
ley
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Messrs,
Huston,
For James K. Ke
movements
undertiken
by the United States
Helm, Hindman, K niseley, and McCof
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For James W. Nei smith—Messrs. Hen- were progressing favorably.
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dershott, Loring, Doige and iiumason—4.
• For John Whiteaker—Mr. Gehr—1. C hicago , Sept 30.—The Washington special
dispatches say an unusually protracted session
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Before the vote was announced by .the of the Cabinet yesterday has been the cause
President, Messrs. . Donnell, Pvle and of no little Speculation. The knowing ,ories
aver that aside from the consideration of the
Melvin rose and gave their reason for vo­ removals and appointments,« the 'subject of
ting as they had, stating in substanee Mexican affairs was discussed. Rumor even
that the majdriy of the Union .members goes so far as to declare that information has
had been obliged to Recede to the? minor­ reached the Government that Maximilian in­
ity on the Republican side, , in order to tends to abandon Mexico by december. The
elect a Republican S jnator. i nei,referred administrator is considering how best to
to the few members that had been sup- act in restoring the Liberal Government to
porting Mr. Corbett, and not
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to the ‘can*
vau- power.
x A large number of politicians from New
didate selected in the Republicans caucus, York are in town called hither by a belief
using very bitter, cutting and; abusive that there is to be a general siveep of offices
language, one of the speakers, J r.. Mel- holders in that State. There are also office­
vin, using the term foaitorin a v idictive seeking delegations from Maine, Pennsylva­
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delphia meeting i could not be held at the
dare return to Grant County on demount of League between Santa Anna and the
South, so ^ostile. are the people fo a
- f * Fenians.
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the hostility among tpe people of all par­
N ew Y ork , Oct'. 2.—The Herald says that
lam would be injured—perhaps ruined— ofthat sort; Consistency, you know
ties up there to the leanness evinced by Santa Anna is now negotiating a loan of fivo .
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> I millions of dullars for the purpose of carrying
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is assured of success in negotiating the
S traws .—The opposition press of Some days siheq, sundry and* divers mem­ Senate knowing at the n^me time that he and
same in a few days. A number of ex-Fede­
Oregon, during the period of the reign of bers of. the Legislature visited Portland was misrepresenting a larget majority of ral officers callled op him yesterday to offer'
their services in bid new campaign. It is be­
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lieved by those high in authority in Canada
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when
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suited and mobbed, were wont to point the principle of • “ you tickle ! me and I land says that no one id Oregon opposes and the jTenians. •
They tQadied and toas- the “ Amendment ” but those who during
r Santa Anna Rcdvivoue.
to the suspension of the Democratic pa­ will tickle you.
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ew Y ork , Sept- 28.-|-Gen. Santa Anna
pers with much satisfaction/ and would tod, toasted arid toadied, until every one thé war shed tears over Confederate de­ has located his headquarters on Staten Island
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Jrièss interesting to those eer and Statesnan wep ef regarded by the the transaction of matters looking to the des
those yet running. How stands the case proceeding doubll
livery of -Mexico from French authority. He
to-day? The Albany Journal and Asto­ engaged,in ifobtiiwe much doubt whether “organ” as orthodox, and copoiously did is occupied, 00 report goes, constantly, with«
various people on that subject, and has enlis­
What
do
that
Journal
copy
from
them,
anyone
out
sije
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folt
particu*
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the sympathies of the Fenian Brotherhood.
ria Gazette are defunct institutions, while
named a jove say about the Col. Roberts, Gen. Sweeny,‘and other Fqnian
the Oregon Statesman, hitherto the lead, larly ^atfored per consequence of the the papers
Chiefs, are zealous/in their attachment to his
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I cause, and are educating the Irish to that be­
lief. Three largej steamers have been pu>*
Thqt occasion.
erted its old company. The Mountain- exhibiiect-on
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back upon it as cruely as it once counsel­
hign or too dear. Nothing is with
House, that body passed an act providing too higa
Washington special dispatch says the state­
them impssible, but to shrink from what ment having prevailed that the President is
led the mobing of copperheads. It says: for theC pay ment or mileage to
those worth- love, honor, innocence ! and religion require. about to modify his policy to the extent pf
The adoption of the “ Amendment to less scapegraces. < Why not
every Black The voice of pleasure or of power may reccommeoding the Constitutional amendment
the Constitution of the United States, so
pass by unheeded, bu: i: the voice of affiic- to the adoption of the Southern States, it is
far as Oregon is concerned, was obtained by Republican in ¡Garnt bav< come down tion never. The
r_ cha nbér of the sick, given a most em phatic denial1 The President
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Opelp no more en* the pillow of the dyiu g, the vigils of the considers the amendment a violation of the
est men to the blush. The amendments, titled fothe I
fifth article of the constitution, and, therefore,
icople’s money, unlawfully dead, the altars of religion, never missed invalid» and that it would be in contravention
conceived in sin and both in iniquity”
the presence or the sympathies of woman. of his oath to encourage it in any way. There-
have a fit endorsement of |he'> Radicals in than another
Timid though she be, , and so delicate that is. however, reason to believe that he con­
our State Legislature. > Mtn
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thè winds of heaven nay not too roughly templates recommending to Congress, at its ,
ed their seats by a fraud ¡¡upon the peo­
on such oec<
usions she loses, all approaching Session, first, the admission of
occasions
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a preturna- representatives df all tfye States, and then .
Stevens, Wendell Philips and a Parson ces
ther^apture
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Mat,
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Marshal; 4 of that oj|y, and that Mat, is no^ \ no consequences. Th en she displays that* tion,. embodying in a less objectionable form
' What a revolution in the sentiments of
ebr neither eourts the essential elements of that now pending.
ker’s Magazine, speaking of the different
sizes of axles, and the relati ve ease with
i which they are supposed to “ run,” says:
x. The smaller the axle, the less will al-
ways
other things
..-j- be the friction, vvuui
tuiugs being
Deing
equal; because the spokes have a greater
purchase, the friction being the resisting
force, and being nearer the end of the
• lever when the axle is small,
The “ friction ” alone being accounted
the resisting force, -the logic that the wag.
on with the smaller axle rt ns lightest is
correct ; but this is only an exceptional
case. That line of argument must pre* the people of Oregon njust it have requir­
suppose that the wheel encounters no ob­ ed to thus humble tho .once intolerant
stacles or irregularities oir-the ground over and defiant party that ¡we to-day see
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level, smooth, firm, what is usually termed ated and neglected, eithe ^deserting it or
iron axles run easiest, for t le reason that dying for “ want of supp< )4t,” and its lea-
the friction alone constitutes the resisting
force, and of cours e the less of the surfaces
there are for atrition, the ¡smaller will be
the amount of friction prod’ iced. But for
farm use, or for sections of ’¡country where
hills and irregularities of surface ¿bound
—where there are few “ pikes” or plank
roads, the large axle is infinitely to be pre­
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contact with any considerable obstruction
in its course.
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the opinions of all honest toen as the most
corrupt political organisation that ever
disgraced the earth. What
a spectacle!
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•Even tho numbskull and vagabond of the regrets ; and that patience in suffering
death itself-
little Eu| gene Journal writes the “ traitors ” which seems victorious over
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in the {publican rafiks a vile set of fel-
Atlantic \cable sto^k
lows fchnot electing Gibbs. . The election
tojek must be worth
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of Corbett gives general satisfaction, does something. It is si
re hours.' The capac-
transmitted in twelve
it ? QyesL Bi|t it is to the Democrats. ity of the cable th en, i , is 8,000 words per
Thejbregonia^ffientions the fact that day, As the tariff is $100 per message
of twenty words or J ess—and messages
a large Ruction sale of every things will soon will probably avera^ *e that number of
take p|ade about the premises of Harker words—the earpings of the ; cable will
reach $50,000 per day, and over fourteen
Bro., qn^ advises parties to call or send millions of dollars per annum. Such, in
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be expected in Poland with a four horse lay, up the present time, of five millions*
the * last
of dollars, the laying f *
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team after one of them “ catalogues.”
line costing but two
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the Gen. is on the side of the President.
otherwise, are giving publicity to a story that
It will be remembered that he positively
M. M. pomroy, the able editor of that paper,
refused to be present at the late .radical was dismissed the'Service, etc. The fact is
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bard, of Virginia, has sent to the con­
science fund of the Treasury the extra $2.
itself/saying
500 Which Congress voted
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cause he would not otherwise vote the
bounty to the soldielra. No other Con­
gressman has been guilty of such disloy*
al conduct. The res say that they voted
8100 lo l»*e soldiers in order to get $2,
500 for themselves.- .4-Examin’er.
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N ew Yorx, Oct. 1.—The Herald’s Wash­
ington special says the president, it is under*
stood, is devoting every moment he can spare
to the preparation of his annual message. It
is believed that he will adhere rigidly to his
present line of policy and will take the ground
that in the preparation of new amendments to
the Constitution all States that'claim and are
willjng to exercise the right, shall be repre­
sented. He will also suggest to Congress a
proposition for an amendment to the proposi­
tion of representation, amending the represen­
tation of States according to the number of
qualified male voters as prescribed by each
State amendment, to take effect when tho
census of 1870 has been taken.
M urder in G oose C ounty .—From a priyato
letter we learn that Thos. Clark killed Skiff
Kelly at Empire City Coose county, on the
18th instant. The circumstances of the kill­
ing are as follows: Clark was working in the
..mill on that Jay, and when down at dinner/
or on his return to the mill, met Kelly.
'Clark and Kelly came out of the bouse tos
gether, and when on the piaza, Clark was
«seen to strike Kelly, who fell, but soon raised
again, when Clark catching him by the pants,
threw him off the piaza on a scantling. Kelly
turned a complete summersault, and ¿aid
helpless on the ground. He was iaken up and
carried into the house speechless, and in a*
short time died, without uttering a word.'
Clark was arrested, and at the time the let­
ter was writen, was in the hands of the sher­
iff. The causes leading to the affray are not
stated. Sentinel.—
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Soldiers Convention at Pittsburg, or to give
■‘Brick pomroy” never belonged to the army.
course of the wheel is obs rucied by root,
foe scheme one kind word. Beast Butler He was.with it a ^Eile as newspaper corres­
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liars
liars ooliH
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be correspondents^
quently increased. It mi ly be objected million dollars has lately been discovered
The State Rights Democrat mentions r To escape the cholera, never speak of
in
Judge
Chases
accounts
while
Secretary
here, that the draft is also proportionately
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but this objection will lose its
when
tendeiyictim was Mr. John Metzler whose Be temperate, be cleanly. Beware of Clothing, ^Boote, Shoes, Dry Goods and.
its force
force when
J Groceries.
it is considered that the tendency of the Justice of the Republic, u
Whisky and the Republican party.
tutnin/ g shop came nigh being burned.
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