■^1; $ rp íf. 1 ' • .. 7 z ? t • ; < 1 w I I ■ n! ht i —— -J W««KI.¥ «OlRIlUt we bo white in soul and min d , as • r S Ohio troqps is governor of South Carolina. his a W hite body, and desire to preserve Si UJ. BeDjamiu F. Whitmore, ef Boston a clergy «.«ox, ■ . Eon-on Ì M an ’ s G overnment , we 1 must vote for man and agent of the Freedman’s Bureau, fl SEYMOUR and BLAIR* is a member of CocfgfrM from South Caro Illi: I jlilp : TUESDAY AUGUST, 18 ol the lina. Nbrth Carolina hast several northern □I i Article Six provldos that !Ui0ns of he other • the men as officers and members of Congress. two nations shall enjoy in ‘ *’ f 7 H / •, vii exemptions same privileges, immunities, F ob P besidest . Congress has atop, by force of the bayonet, aspect to travel or reside e,Mak may )r exempt « be enjoyed by or residence, as may compelled the wbjte people to submit to the r • : the citiaqiiB (if the most vored nations. dominion of the ignorant ’degraded negro ’'I 11 I The rat-eater is to enjoy OF NEW YORK. all privileges population, its history1 to a history of re aceord cd to British, French, i peated injuries and usurpatiopa, all having German, and I other citizens, of civilized countries while Fou Vics P résident . in direct object the establishment of an ab> American citizens, in return, I, while Froncis P. lìlair It has a few of tbe port« of China, I lay trado in solute tyranny ovq| these States. ktî, ♦ f ~ i ; t OF MISSOURI. ider Cramped dissolved representative houses repeatedly H j r f > Article Eight provides that C meso snh- for opposing with itoanjy firmness it invasions jeqto shall be admitted to all his >ooU and on the rights of dispeople. It boa. obstruct Colleges ot the United State?, So thout be- ed the admintotrati|a of justice by abolish ing subject to any religious pr wi tical test, and also authorizes citizens of poll! e United ing civil courts, ft has placed the lives, States to maintain schools in 'ffi1 i places the fortunes sod liberties of the people ab in China where foreigners are those mitted to solutely in the hamjs and subject to> ‘he ua’ pen reside, i controlled will and pleasure of military dic I In Salem* under the rules of w >e. school, tators, . It has erected a multitude of new every student must attend church on the offices and sent hither swarms of officers to ■ , i s-i ■ 1 ■ ■ •fl Sabeth, but John China may go to school, harrass z the people and eat out their sub- : • * and do as ho may please about that or any stance. It has kept over us, in time of .1 other mat toi* of the kind. __ __ _______________ T__ . ; peace, standing armies, without the consent The citizens of Portland are to keep up of our legislatures: ' It has affected to render free schools for these Chinese to attend, With ir ¡th » the military independent of and superior to their children. the civil power. It has combined with oth- The infamy of this treaty, like era, niggers, shoddy , and foreign mercenas er matters of . radical policy, ries,-to subject ns to a • jurisdiction foreign for comment, Language would il to our Constitution, giving it» assent to their sufficient woi ds with which to “•’pre acts of pretcdid legislation. •» ” f surpassing wrong and evil of th! •' Ml lar radical measures being perpetrati d But “we congratulate the country on the I ’ I 'll on an oppressed people. assured supdess of the Reconstruction poll* and restricted rnlei. III il * i! r. 4 t FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOW, $. F CHADWICK, of Douglas County JOHN BURNETT, of Benton County. J. H. SLER,of Union County, . U I- —*■ f il j j » Tke Chinese and Things. ; • ■ 1 I tlvfi HiHI Tne Secretary of State tbe Hon; Wm « H. Seward, has entered into a treaty with china, by which the republican doctrine of the superiority of the inferior rates has been fully recognized. While tbe citi zens of the United States ate not granx ted additional1 privileges in chinadom, the John Chinaman is allowed all the privileges guaranteed to the favored class of tbe whites—the black and-tans. i Article Three provides that the Emperor of China shall have the right h to appoint Consols at ports of the United Sta'es who shall enjoy the same privileces and immuni ties as those whioh are enjoyed by public law and treaty in the United States by tbe Censuls of Great Britain and Russia. < - * I % I J t ■ w ’ Í* i r i Seumour. Horatio i « #. }* . i ■1 11 1 r • II j K* r* il_____ _____ L'AA.J_faL. •* t-! i Some question has been raised by ja terested parties whether the Oregon Cen tral Rrilroad Co., on the Westside ;wpnld receive the lands granted by Congress T "We think the matter has now been Settled beyond all dispute. The West-side Com pany filed its papers more than a year ticularly of tbe southern and western states, ago, accepting the grant, and was recog than whom there is no more oppressed and nized by the Secretary of *ihe Interior, tax-ridden people on tbe Taoe of the globe No other Company filed any papers, apd at the present moment ; I r the time limited to file papers has long Ont upon such false philanthropy! since expired, and has not been extended Down with uch. barefaced hypocrisy 1 At the special instance and request of the' Free us from stamp duties, tariff, and un** West-side Company, - Congress extended necessary taxation I Give! ua white men to rule America! the time for construction of the road, but for nothing else. And now sii ace the. Give us liberty to chose them! W^ite men must rule America. time has been so extended, Hon. O. H. , The people wib elect Seymour and Blair Browning, Secretary of the Interior, tin** Í .! ■ — - - ■ ' — ■ dsr date of the Sth day of tbir’montb, What a whopper. (Jilly) has addressed a letter to Mr. Gas The 12th Resolution of the Chicago ri.ii» i 5 The Railroad Land Grant. The bounties and pensions appropriated by |aW fcr tbe brave defender*! of the union are obligations never to be forgotten.—CAts cago resolution X. * No, nor gotten, either I This contention declares its sympathy witb all oppressed people who are strug- struggling for their rights.— Chicago reso lution X1L . - ; *; Except the people of our country, and pars ton, President of the West-side Company, in which letter the Secretary states posi tively, that “The grant of lands tp aid in convention, is as follows : “This convention declares its sympathy with all oppressed people who are struggling fortheir rights.” / * You sympathize 1 do you ? What an excellent man was Absalom Bess I A At each and every tale of distress He blazed right op like a rocket. ’ H» i -■•Pl/-1 For the poor bewould preach, i For the poor he would pray While he stole all they had, In a most loving way. He felt for them most terribly sad, the construction of the Oregon Central Railroad, was made,by the Aot* approved July 25th 1566 (U Stat. 239,) ,and it provides for the construction of 'a Raib road and Telegraph line from some point .■ on theCentral Pacific Railroad Ip Cali ì:1 fornia, to Portland in Oregon. Under the authority of this Act, and in t pur. rsuance of the laws of Oregon, the Oregon Central Railroad Company (of which J< Gastpia Esq. is President) are authorized^ to con^ struct that portion of said Railroad and Telegraph line within the State of Qrlgen beginning at the City of Portland, in Ogn. and running thence southerly through the ii * i t 1 But he never felt in his pocket ;4 I cy of Congrcs|j,’’ notwithstanding the Su . With their feet on the necks of a gal. we preme Court was upon the eve of determing lauti people, backed by an army of black' I ndignant . Thus the China government may have are have been able your polity to be unconstitutional, and you and white soldiers held in terrorum over consuls in all cur ports who step in be- those people, they compell them to the China treaty. Nor is this ■K avoided that decision by enaatmg a* law that tween our laws and their qitizens. Fur- £ confined to Democra s, for 1 the Supreme Court should not decide the submit to the dictum of others. The Willapette, Umpqua and Rogue River f ther comments arc unnecessary . Oregon have not reached the “ ri 1 question. You kpow your measures are right of seif government, ia a right -sa valleys tc the southern boundery of Ore Article Five recognizes the right of man to change his home and allegiance, but con altitude” of the party elsewhere. W( unconstitutional | j and Revolutionary ; all cred to an American, without which right gon, where the same shall connect with ; demns any other than an entirely voluntary gestthat the people hold indiguatic i n » ì J ÌL à __ ________ Lawyers know iti, yet you “congratulate” he cannot be happy, and it is formidable to that portion of said - Railroad and Tele- emigration for these purposes. J ' ings, and circulate and sigp J 1 g‘ tyrants only. &0. ' . graph line in California, to be constructed By this article the celestial sub resolutions, and that the Legis Legislut 11 re, Wonderful sympathy ! a sympathy But yowhave halloed and are not yet out jects may come to this country and be- to meet, make a proper protest agi inst it, by the “California and Oregon Railroad and let all these matters be* telegraphed- that would groan and. shed mock tears of the woods. come citizens. While this is in strict Company” (of which Alpheus Bull Esq? ■ Bi • / i v • • *■ I •' I I’ 1 IL |H ■ ■ i to Washington, to the end that the ratifi I over the sufferings of widows and orphans “The guarantee by Co^gresl of equal suf- accordance with tho prior policy and leg is President.) : cation of this obnoxious measure may be frage te all loyal men in the South, was de- I i while robbing them of their possessions and islation of Congress, yet this treaty is defeated, Oregon and Coliforbia are The Secretary of the Interior L * " by . ever j consideration \ . * - ’' manded of public dearest heritage, after having caused the *>fficial information to the celestial gov first to suffer, and may properly bfc safety, gratitude aid justice and ipust.be at great length to furnish Gaston fit st to move in the matter. lj £ while ithe" question of suffrage death of the husband and father. ernment of the policy adapted by the 1 maintained ____ , Sweet sympathy ! tlia^ would place -the with _ instructions and “forms” 2 showing Form non-intercourse leagues, ] in all loyal States i properly belongs to those. government — a strict equality of the States.”- Chicago. Resolution, 11. the Company bow they must select and your selves not to aid or assist oi necks of the intelligent white in the yoke p II raoes. . ’ 1 . . ... . ^ ize any man or measure that einpl 0! Gemiiaa! Every consideration’ of pub- to be driven by the debased and ignorant locate their lands and ' withdraw them That portion of tho cladse which con namen. Get all your capitalist fr f ’ i lio safety to the republican party demands negroes. from private entry. The Secretary ajko v demns other than voluntary migration is join you and io a little while the that you enfranchise the nigger, and dis- The prophet Pollock, personifying this directs the filing of maps of surveys, and purniff directory, for who can show that •rs will be kept out of employ ; franobisd the intelligent whits mfcn ; doos it? party, said: also a map of the general line of the roid, John, who applies for naturalization does off the patronage of a peson or < He was a man, that employs them and their employment ‘‘White man’s mighty uncertain an’ nigger which have already been sent forward.; dot make a voluntary application of his will Soo», cease. Who stola the livery—of tbe cqurt of heaven, own free will and ascord. b . The Secretary considers the West sidir serve the devil in ; in virtuue’s guise, Since the foregoing was pliced m type sure to vote black. ' BZacArepublican! To Ferve Devouring the widow ’ s house, and orphan ’ s They may, then, oomcjto tho United we learned that eight hundred chinamen Black I Dat3 who^ nil cotch urn. Nigger Company entitled to the land^imd tfio bread. will have arrived in Portland this month. bound’to vote bis color. -Thad's boy's ad- In holy phrase, transacted villanies, States, and “change theiij boms and al- papers now filed constitutes a contract be The East side co., claiming io be the That.common sinners — durst not meddle vi^e to his dad. legianee” from China,to the United States, tween the United States and the Company Oregon Central, employ Chinamen to do . . with. be eitfaens nd voters, and oar people can- their work. But why ndl enforce manhood suffrage •At whioh the Government could repeal, At sacred feas|, be he sat among the saints. •ol prsvent this, and tbus the doors are on the North? Tbe Oregonian answers And with his guilty hands—touched holiest set aside, or in any way evade, eo long a* things t thrown opea for a flood of the rat eater ' I . 1 ! 'I I I ' •‘beoauso it cannot* be don? at once. The r. the Company complies with its pkrt; and And none of sin lamented more, or sighed monarchists to obtain the qontrol of the TBS CHICAGO PLATTC t people must be educated up to that high M Mòre òto deeply, or with graver countenance 1 we have no idea that the,Legislature of ' 1 ■ 1 If w ’ country. Or longer prayer, wept o’er ths dying man, We congratulate the country moral altitude firs|.” Mr. Woudall Phillips or Whose infant children, at the} the moment, he Oregon will ever attempt to Already we heve four millioi citizens, sored success of the reconstruct on policy, uys: I Planned how to. rob. In sermon-style he any way question the matter.— of congress.----- Chicago Resolutions I •he ere an element of monarchy, who -----------------------:------------------------------- f I bought, Under this policy several States ha ,ve “We will have"the ballot for the negro And fold, and lied ; and salutation made, “An act to arm the Negrami of the kvfl monarchy rather than a republic— been furnished with State Constitutions, by agitation bood |’' He prayed, by q uanity South againat the Whites, to tb inauga- iuauga- In scripture terms. we mean the negro race. ¡Jiow, if we add And With his repetitions, long and loud, Senators, Representatives and State officers. A voice—How[ do you, you propose to de do it? All knees were weary. W ith ope hand, he rate a war of races, and provide for tho all tho ehineee who may come io our connx Powel Clayton of Kansas, an offioer of Kan murder of Women and. Children,” propre to do it just as Mr. Phillips put try, to what of the inferior’races we now sas troops is Gover nor of Arkansas, i • Ap Christianity occupied “L et us have P eac HJ’ ied the ibq throne of the A penny--in the urn of poverty, t bavf, jt will not be long any ambi Gen. Grant said, in bis letter ofajcoeptanco ;e.rs.),I propose to do it And with the other—took a shillnig out. plegate, of Indiana, is Lieut. .Governor of Caesars. (Loud cqeers.),! tious person who may desire, can obtain Alabama, Benjamin T. Roe, of> 1 Minnesota, by telling men just what Ged tells me. I On cberitable lists,—those tramps, which “Let us have peaoe,” and all the little toad told doihg what thio the temperance influence of these elements apd vote this and Alexander McDonall, of ¡Kans ies all over the oountry, are repeating tlw r las are will do it by doii The public car, who had. in secret done societies, which are as hide bound as the cry. The lower house of Congress b haspass- oountry into a monarchy, aye even worse. United States Senators from Ari Arkansas. churches, dave.nQtdo dare.ççtdo — exainiue exainine a repub repub- The pocr a benefit, and'half the alms ed a b ill embracing the purposes i ot the We should not forget that china, small Logan H. Roots, of the Illinois Volt lican candidate for the presidency —the They to Id of, took themselves to keep them sounding ‘. -I , above caption, and propose to make a peace as she is, contains a population of 400,- and James Hinds of Mennesota, are mom most popular ma man of America, who can He blazed bis name, more pleased to have it with the whites by enslaving^hoae a glass of liquor with- g^ |hose who w‘ 000,000 of people, and could spare more bers of Congress from the first and i io ond 1, not, r stand . up before , there, t i 1 . out falling. — (Grieat silence, succeded by ( voters than we have people and not miss districts of Arkansas. ello¿, of applause.) I will|;do it by opposing the Than 4n the book of life. Seest thou the will submit,and placing those w! 'hd will no( bo F. W, man! enslaved in their grave*. « 1 -. the number moved away land as the Michigan, C. W. Buckley, of Illioois, . As republican party [when it bids me “be si- A serpent with an angel’s voice I a grave. Read the following fiendish piece ef legis profits of labor in china is so much small, sistant Superintendents of the Freed j ¥en’s lent about negr suffrage north it will With flow.ers bestrewed ! and yet, few were er than in the United States, it will be of keeping lation, enacted i lor for tne the purpose of deceiv’d are hurt our party. |] Be silent about General Bureau, and B. W. Norris of ” f t. His virtues, being qver-done, bis face, but a short time before those people will* members of Cpngresa from Alabama; Ru Grant’s drinking^ t will hurt his chances,” Too grave, his prayers too long -his chari- General II, Uly ses Sammy Iß; ran|'! tho ■ d *■’ I reply, God bids me speak what you bid dictator. --------- Il ' fully comprehend this, acd we will have fus B. Bullock, of New York is t of ties, me forbear. I Will speak, and let the Too pompously attended, and hisspeeoh, A bill to provide for ths issue « arms for them rushing into this country, and es* Georgia. J. W. Cliff, of Ma > tts, dead bury their dead, whether they bury the use of the Militia. Earped too frequently, ane out of time, í:¡ . pecially to this coast 1 by I'tml myriads, and Surgeon of Volunteers^/ F. him in the wb^itwhouse or not. With serious phraseology,—were rents, 7 j Be it enacted by the Senate jct nc¿ House Wendall won't |)0 silent about “Negro That in his garmets opend, in spite of diim. Their leading men have money, and can Grove, an officer of Massachusetts wobps, • i of Representatives of the United. States t of buy our farms and workshops and monop and 0. H. Price, of Maine Volunteers, are Suffrage North^^ lhe party don’t mean Thro’ which, tbe well accustomed eye,oould America in Congress assembled f That tbu 11 see to be either, but t|iey dare not openly pro The rottenness of his heart. -Nope deeper Secretary nf War be, and he i is herebi beret)* olise the various fields of labdr, and the members of Congress from Geoi authorized and required to deliver to th» p fess it until after election “/or Jear it will blush'd. < white man must Seek a< home elsewhere, son Reed, of Wisconsin, an ediK of a As in the altopierclng light he stood, exposed Governor of eaoh State and Territory rep-; hurl outfpaxty.„ | or eke out a bare living in . the ¡.corrupt consin newspaper is governor of Fl resented ip tbe Congress’of the ttpited State-r I We dvnouuce a|l forma of repudiation as No longer herding—with the holy ones, k- society of these dirty, lousy, depraved ’ A. 8. Welch, a Professor in the Michigan at tbe seat of Government of such State o * a national crime.4- Chicago Resolution 111- Yet, still he tried to bring bis countenance— Territory for the use of the militar? thereof, To sanctiiron'ous seeming; but, meanwhile, University, and F. W. Osbornej of General pagan people. Except repudiation of the Constitution of The shame within, bow visible to all, ' ‘'I! I ritr FT ?:'ft i'hiH iiHIlii Li RJ : I I • as many servicible SpringSelds rifled mus __ {• L I i '» ’' 1 J i ited ¡States States Senators the United Stated a6d honor and decency. Howards Staff, are United H« purpose baik k. The righteous smil'd kets of oalibre fifty-eight with accoutre By this article, these dirty scamps are ments and equipments, and’serviceable from Florida. W. H. Gleason pf Wisconsin I W e regret the accession of Andrew John- . aud even, ; , guaranteed political rights, and Oregon icy, who has acted treaoh- Despair itself, some signs of laghter gave, field-pieces, with carriages, oai^eon«, equip-» is Lieutenant Governor of Florida. 0. M. son to the presidency, mente, and implements as tbe Governor of within five years may have JJung Sing ople who elected him. As, iiuffecturlly, he strove to wipe Hamilton, of Wisconsin, is a ober of such State or Territory shall require for the ion Kill. i“ J His brow, that inward guiltiness defiled. —Chicago Resolution Kill. fcr her Governor, eleoted according to ithe I use of the loyal milit:a thereininot exceed Congress from Florida. II. C< pmouth, Detecied w re tee I of all the reprobate, «■' * ' i ■ «1 : forms of law. Several chinamen have alj I kndyr ” Who elected A’one seem'd more mature—for the flames of ing two thousand rifled muskafs. with f ac« of Missouri, an officer of Missouri tr »ops, is con tre men ts> and equip me otvind two field ready been naturalized, and the great bo- hell, ‘ Governor of Louisiana. 11 Honorable ■ O. Grant is a Dempi feat, too. and if yon ket equipment? pieces, with carriages, eaisso i — ------ dy of the moon eyed mongrels » will haste him,'you have -o| Hy to substitute “Ulyas” Where still his face, from ancient custom, and implements, ter eaoh Con^kssiona! : dis Gewhilicdn Dunne, a culled — „*..,4(1 gommei nmèn is . r_ .. Il .. wears to.wl 'b.DIM|,M of the beoefita of LUulena„t Go,eret>r of LoÄikn for “ Andy, ” and ^here ’ s your platform for trict and Territory so represented, upon the A holy air, which says to all that pass II. State or. AMriMn AÌt.Ì«Afì«hÌ A i > . I h | • It I -' n L certificates of the Governor of American eitixensbip. if your party hives se long! Him by, u I was a hypocrite on earth. ' Sypher, commander of a Penni Ivanja bat- ~ 'V "' itlon of Territory, showing to the satiaiactiou 01 the tne No citizen of t^e United States, native or W a HT WlLLOUK PEOPLE DO IN THE tery, and afterwards of the 1J lb General of the Anny Wat the ttogiments ai d S. naturalized, tnUstbe liable to' arrest or im- PRK.MISIS ? lbat the question. We ored troops, j.mps Mannt nf Itoh; ,'Mi companies for which such orir tance stores U prisonment for aofe done or words spoken io if loy al nife- 1 Ibis conntry.-i-Ci»cago resolution IX. FiijLED his B onds . —Dr. G. W. Brown are required are duly organi«? under the know but one way, and that is to elect and paymaster of Voluuteeis, ¡I izens of such State or Territorio A low, groveling bid for foreign votes. yesterday filed his bonds in the Couaty laws thereof, and WHITE MEN to tbe various .offices '« j If special agent of Internal Revenue, nd euch such órd órdntec napce ana ord Clerk s office “ in the sum of $3,000 as nance stores shall thereafter remain L - 'it. ..... 1 , J- < i.' . . ¡I But how well you^protect our nat malized cit- ““ the we rote for Grant and Colfax, We will be Jh'Blacouirn, of Tenni sec, are er.' His bondsmen are Wm. Mo Coron subject to> ■' I property of the United SUte ft, zene, let the bra|e feniaus tell, who are now toting for chioanaen and 'Diggers« ; bu if Congress Louisiana, li. Millen and WiéíH. 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