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whose ‘‘shaped was. not appreciated er .—In 1868, Tim Davenport
Mr. Fay, of the Jacksonville
This 1 poji ticai|, jnountebank. is
travellings
SATURDAY. APRIL 27,1872 Times , will recognize $10 above traversi
ng i Pol kind Yamhill coun bv the intelligent yeomanry of wrote Hon. Jesse Applega*te that
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Ifiam Mnv May
wfifl Ifirrmlv
defaulter.
in n
Seattle,
writing|£am
was largely
^defaulter,
killing all sorts of lies and Oregon,
heading to an article he wrote and •I- ties
He says that;«.and that, as he (Applegate) was
TO PRINTERS.
Disput
: had published in the SW/W while- 'slandcj;pus-fhifi^ about the "Canal . • ! up the Dispjtch.
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Í wa^ yC|; pretending to be a and Lpcks
Locks "git
jjat Crogòn
C regdn City, and
Congress one ‘of his fiondsinen, it behooved
We have on hand for sa’afrom 150 to 250 ,
Burnbtt, our iiomineefor
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thew Swam« lami
the.
land law. If . the
pounds of good Minion-*such ua this notice I
is a country Raised 1 man and can Ii him to do something, and proposed r
Democrat!
We
reproduce
the
ar-
L
Swamp
iLaçd
law
is
suçh
a
grea
’
t
is set up in—at 40 cents per pound, includ*
not, therefor^ shine in “ polite so for him to cpme up to Salem and I ■ 4
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indie,
thq
Judge
ing one pair of ca**es, and one font of Italic tide from the Sentinel of lAay 16, swindle,
is
as
big
a
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in dler a lid tlticf under the pro ciety!” Welt suppose he was. assist somehow in fixing the mat
which has never been distji •ibuted. Reason 1868, as a sufficient offset tOihis late swf
• for felling—have double o thd quantity need-
visions of
tifa — t law
as any other raised in the:!country," does that ter up by hiding May’s tracks.
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attack
upon
J.
R.
,Neil;
Esq.,
tf
ed in this office.
one connected with it; for he has disqualify hi fl for honestly and in Mr. Applegate responded that he
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regular Democratic nominee for ■applied ih l|s own^ name, to pur
had gone on May’s bond in good ;
T he Bulletin is wot [fried because
A
telligently
r<i¡presenting
the
inter
s.
Prosecuting Attorney of the First chase 10,04$ acres of Swamp and
faith;
that
the
purpose
of
an
offi-
It
devotes
Joseph Teal' lives,
overflowed lands, and if the law ests of his constituents, most of
District,
and
to
show
what
a
sorry,
eleven articles in its i issue of the
is a f^vindlci he bccomcs a party. whdm are “c<juntry-raised” as well? ! cirri bond wfcs to secure the State
We have ¿he documents to prove AnJ as for jlhe ‘‘polite society” against loss; that if May was a
23d to his benefit, Teal don’t prophet Fay has proved to be, as
also what a “skookum” iimnocrat what we say^ 'JNe are also
thief he was’sorry for it, but could
al
in- dodge, the people have
seem to be damaged, i after all.
good
rea
havle
pea
nokbc a party to helping him otrt
lie was then. It will be seen from formed that Jie interested I with
son- to congrflulate themselves that
ftadpal
applicant
two
other
:s
in
I f the P. T. Co. had secured the Sentinel article that Fqy was
,of it by further defrauding the
their standard bearer is a man of
.200,000 acrdk.mbre.> Now
he
ow
here'is
it
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the Locks contract, the same would then greatly i enamored
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j Mr.j Applegate was the
Cok icheek for
|ou, and shows how the people, c|r •ing more for their State;
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have been transferred
to Holladay Kelly, while subsequent events
hts will much Cando‘S th0jfe is in any of the material wac|s j than for the con- author of the Swamp Land Bill
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with its other franchises purchased show where the
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that
obtain
among
T
ruth . A leading Republican 1 : i
vcntionalitie|
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by him. Then what? »
And then hoty. Jstrangely lie ar [States Senator.-ft- Mercury.
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\ The abo^i} wijl be a sufficient pimps, fops Ind shallow-pated nin said, the other day: “The locks í ¿fi-
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at
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compoops, tdj> many of which sort improvement is the salvation of the
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T he Pitsburg Catholic comes to
answer
to
th|
sloj/berings
of
Boise
CT
that time. Of course Mii Fay
unfortunately for the people, find Willamette Valley, and iif Gov
us ip p new and attractive dress
fi
will not deny penning this article .in diisjploue^on|e time since, and their way into Congress.
ernor Grover^ ha(| not sighed the
and its dimensions enlarged. The
rii
and sneaking into a Republican £hows how h>rdt put he and his co-
bill
he
would
now
be,
and
justly
Catholic is a good paper and is
office to give it publicity. Tljen partisajus are"fot something tangi
T he Republican party pretends too,Tlenounded by the whole Re
cheap at $2 per year.
r
ble
with
which
¡to
assail
or
im-
what weight is anything the mor ii ■’
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to be the higlj moral and temper publican press of the State.” Th»
T he Working Farmer says that tal may say now entitled to? Fol peach I the ’ ; Democracy. Ii the ance party, a|d yet it was reserved is true. Governor Woods signed
Swamp Land, lajv is a thieving ar for this partj|to elect a Vico.Pres
in stables not thoroughly veptijat- lowing is tixe’Fay-Sentinel article:
rangement as »Boise alleges, why, ident who mfile liimself ridiculous ,,the same bill two years before, and
It
is
>quite
significant
that
the
ed, horses suffer severely from be-
was specially commended therefor.
he is simply a thief liimself foj’ par-
dissentions
in
the
Democratic
par
in the eyes ofi the whole civilized
ing surrounded by the inodorous ex
ty sfre not confined to this, but exist takingof th
deh was stolen. world by degvering himself of a And, imt for the law suits brought
cretory gasses given off from their in Umatilla, Union, Grant, Wasco,
by the P. T. Co. against the Locks
And ilien heplsely Stated here, we
maudlin harangue on the occasion Company then organized, the im
bodies. If the bedding is under Polk,’ Linn, Lane, Benton and Clat
t
owned no swamp of his inauguration, and next to
laid with old charcoal braze, this sop counties: dissentions so widely are told, thaUlie
provement would now be complet I
.her ■^cords
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land. Th
stand against
spread
cannot
be
attributable
en
elect
as
President
a
man
whose
odor is absorbed.
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tirely to local causes.1 They have him.
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habits ofbeaSly indulgence made endeavored to defeat the great .H
their
origin
in
the
Senatorial
elec
• I f Hqlladav elects his legisla"
T he Oregonian refers triumph- it necessary I r the head Bishop
work by getting the contract thcni-
tion
to
come
off
two
years
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tive ticket about the first thing he
$intly to the |dct (hat printers make of the Metbo$st Episcopal Church
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Nesnith desires to be again sent to
selves, Tha people boar tlæse
will demand of it will be such en the Senate and the Salem click— only ten dollars •> week in Canada to announce M public
places that things in nimji; The record hojda,
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actments as will retard, delay and Bush and Harding—second him; while^they irtakn twenty dollars he had quit arinkirig! Comment! good.
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defeat the completion of the Locks and they are known to be thè most and upivard
upward in |ns
fins country, and is unnecessary . further than to re-s
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astute
political
managers
in
the
Sets
tin
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s
fact
do4n
to
the
credit
of
improvement. Let the Republi-
mark that £ besident Grant has! j^cott, of tl e Oregonian, endorses,
Their policy is plain, it is
State,
ii liiexh tori fill IWi$T bless your been reported in the columns of a Beriah’i s estimate ot Burnett’s ru-f
cans of Yarahil specially ponder
to kill 1 off now, all the anti-Nes-
this fact.
mi th l^aders in thos<| counties, ^otil there Î3 rib thriff on the impor religious papj r, the JVew York In- ral qualifications as eminently' <
whereIhe Democratic party has tation of prifi^i'4 But that paper dependent , as being læastly drunk| sound; In fac| is of the opinion,
What’s the reason that the Ca the
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■1 that the makes a po| gainst itself if it and dancing I ‘Dandv Jim” on a that B’s. judgineut in such matters
in
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•cks bill
billig
nal-Locks
signed by Woods was road may bo open To pl lace crea * makes
anytl|^g.f It is fair to pre Sunday .afterl oon on Pennsylvania; is infallible! |We will just remind
tlje Legisla- sume that tliMCanadji printer can
not a school iund robbery? Will .turcs of Nesmith on tile
Avenue.? in Washington City, and Scott here that Beriah 1ms a thous
ture,
This
is
the
real
reason
why
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carried to his door! and times applied exactly similar
isuch a ‘ bitt tor war has been waged buy more jitlij his tea dollars as having b
just like the one now in force, with on Fay, F 'oudray, Miller aio klip- where . there is no
v> tariff than the that same hi||ht overcome with a! cpitliets to hihq taunting him of-
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the exception that it .paid nothing pel Íffihiíi county, , and oninGates
. t
American
caniwîth
his
t\Venty
dol-j drunken stupHr
his Washington
j¡ fensively/ witli
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and
other
leadinganti-Nesmith
mem
intcflhc school fund while the pres
lars subject to¿tlfo operation of the
county origin and humble parent-
in.Wasco
and
the
otljcr
bounties
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ent one pays to that fund ten per
protective- m^iopoly. . And then
A M elancholy S pectacle .-- age. May-be. Scott was convinced
tli en
named.
Barnhart
conducts
the
nnnf of
nf gross
orrnca proceeds.
nrnnnodi
<
cent,
heling of disgust.pro- of the. stern applicability, of these
campaign in Umatilla ¡and Union r thetavci’âgeÀvftcRly wages in Ore- Akin to the feeling
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ihinds of sensible pço-
peo- epitliet^ ’as applied to himself,
for Nesmith, Vic Trcvjtt
Trevitt in Wasco, gon ' fof gooh printers is ^4, while duccd on the jninds
S ince we have showed that the and
and.Hen Owens made his appear- id
the “States’5 jt isityut $14,—in ple at the spectacle of a woman which leads him the more readily i
rp -,
a*
Swamp Land law was a Republi ance here before the primaries, just grepn backs -ec^al
to $12 60 of
to recognize their pertinebicy wlr^
whop
vaunting her Virtue and chastity ini
as
lie
did
two
years
jago,
like
a
can measure the Radical press has
Oregonian printers’!-coin! How public places, is fhat produced on, applied to others. . .
If
bird
of
ill
omen,
for
the
same
pur
somewhat let up on that string.
about that, and Jbewyour pet tariff the mind3 of flunking people at
D isagreement in the F amil 4. I .*
pose.
These
men
are
all
known
Pull out! gentlemen; we rather
tobe Nesmith’s creatures, and be work this li hwqîialitv in {lieStipend the spectacle fof Bishop Simpson* —The Oregonian has objected, al j
like to see you denounce Cornelius, cause Col. Gates was known to be of the art&a|?l
)? f TM fact is, if yóur
four parading the abstemious resolves of ways, to Governor Grover,
Cirover, because
Moores, Powell, Brown, Thomp a Kelly man, he was forced to re logic rnhyM i eMtled tò thè
digi
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President Graiit., It was triumph he was not a good Democrat! The i
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son, J esse Applegate and others of sigh his place on the Wasco coun ty of logic Jt mijst be paid to be
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ty ticket for State Senator, in favor bad, logic,H^bn th tariff question. antly proclaiticd at the Court Statesman takes issue on this point,
your own household. Pull out!
prtTrevitt, as the Senator j elected
House the other evening by Rev. »for in its preachment to the recal- :
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this year will have a vote * in the
gopd Bro. - Carter will Mr. Colwell, iij behalf of the Pres-j citrants in Marion county, it
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T he Working Farmer, publisl^ed jieXt Senatorial election; Nesiiyth
just^a\^.u§ on |of fiis fight with ident that Biiihop Simpson had sures them that the effect of the ir ‘
in New York, for $1 50 per year, is essentially a
the Democrat wqh Wilf look on iu publicly announced that Grant had
ad >bolt will be to elect Mr. Grov ir
with a handsome premium, ha§ politician, And, may fAll on Otrside
of the fence. If be¡ ¿oes he can ■sileiice;’ bjitiwe ebnfesa it tries oui quit (off hiahab|ts of' intemperance^ United States Senator ia-the fa;o
Z been received at this office
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4 ma- crawl back again, i we^lon
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to sfoikc^ an db; débauché^
When -these
these*
on ’t want patience d tHflejb or hiur
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of the fact thpl he was, during^ R
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ny years, and is one of the best
tlìrxvxrn*» nrnnnr* 4 k/*
UaA___ J '
ijted
States,
áre
put
to
such
a|
any of his kind. ‘The wires,are be- over this w|y wj
»ithoUt provocation"
the-war among the mopt bitter i is-
-publications of its class extant. It ing nicely lajd for Nesmith’s s~:
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suc- of any s©r(. t ie ¿ssérts'-in W defense of the morals of their Pres
sgilants the Republican piartv ha
is a 20-page sheet and is exceed-, ecss two j ears hencej bate to.
last issue that Uhtop claimed that ident, why, tli|f fact cannot do, iHow about; this,
gentlemei
ingly cheap at the price at which purpose. ¡Both patties are tinted
Cite' of
^otherwise than. Suggest reflections? TThough settle it among yourselv
” , L men, F whose the Mercury wa| donig well up to
it is afforded. It is intelligently “ bread-and-butter”
4-1-kZV very time «the O Sheriff
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humilitating to (the pride of alE
.the
took
machination
are
simply
to
gain
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devoted to Agriculture, Horticul power, and who regard tlie peace
N ebrask ^:-— The
the decern!!
c
charge of tile
And we discerning Am can citizens.
ture, Floriculture, Mechanics, Sci and prosperity of the country as
Journal of
v/ Education,
^QMtcUMWI, savs:
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a secondary f consideration.
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ence and Art.
If the
Jn spite of jthe recent political u
. 7 of lis increased r
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boasted
prosperity
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t
is
said
that¿-
Mrs.
Wobdhuli
people desir^ to stop political 1 corn
corçplications
coniplications in thia State, Ne
he,
up
to
the
very
mome
¡moment/
that
will visit this C4jast, taking Ore braska educatioual interests arq
M ore S plits .—It would seem petition, they J will put down ali
Judas
like,
sold
ftìeSGóod
Tern-
gon in Jier way, ¡luring the present advancing.
as if the Republican party in the “bread-and-butter” aspirants, and Judas like, sold thel
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plars out to Bed Simpson <fc Co. year. We. hopcf she will come.
The “political cdtoplications”re
principal Republican counties of
this State is doomed. The States
N ot P osted .—The present edit How •> is ¿ that for high? - And he When she does lithe people will ferred to are the trial, and convic
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man'^ devoting most of its space or of the Statesman seems not to then pleaded in4 thl face of these have an opjiorturiity of looking up tion, and ousting from office, of the
to labored wails over the demoral be posted in the tactics of his par- facts that tlie Gtizette was a losing on, a simón puro suffragist,—too loyal Governor Butler, for stealing
prise ahd he was
f
as forced
to proud to b^ mer snary, top honest seventeen thousand dollars from
ization rampant in Marion, and ty in Marloh county. Injiis long enterprise
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sell it
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to
disguise
the
n
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objects
sought
the
schdol
fund
of
that
State.
now comes the Bulletin^ ith a two- lecture to tte jfecalcitrants of the
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and too intellige i to train in the’ The Republican party is in favor
eolumn leader predicting all sorts loyal houselrold he informs them
B eriah Brown was once nomin
of calamities to the Republican that, to run independent against ated for Gongrfcs^ ¿n Wisconsin, groove of most o?j those who have^ of a large school fiiud. Fide tbef
of May and Butler.
party if W. Lair Hill, B. Gold the regular nominees places them .and, with all his “politeness,” was gone before her. -iThe people will
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smith and other leading Republi forever outside the pale of the or elected by ah overwhelming major not hjs called upon to witness the!
I n Beriah Brown’s estimatia
cans of Multnomah county do not ganization! That editor possibly ity td practice his forte (politeness) beggarly exhibition served up for -and the Oregoiiian seconds the me
VV. Fisher, ai home. .The people of the West them by the mercenary Yankee-;
bow their necks at once to Holla does not know that J. W.
tion, it is a crime to have »»if
present
City
Marshal,
was
elected
V
ess.
Miss
Susan
B.
Anthony
and
day’s yoke, and proceed to ratify
k * -W — -- W up
brought
— —
in !the
— — — country.
W — — •
Pity
as the regular Republican nominee especially, take but little stock in
the sale of the Republican party after having the year previous run “politeness.”’ Monkeys and “Tuck- and tLe no less mercenary but less everybody coujd not be reared in
M jia MZv.wa.zxAr,
wzx .TZli»V^ n 1 1 <7 ’‘pO* coarse and vulgar Mrs. Cady; the city,--it i| such a degrading
of Oregon to one man. Pitiful 'and been elected aa an independent , ahoe
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