Hamfe'li
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LAF Aìirrn-i ;
A OL. S
O regon , fee . «¿ s ,
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NO. 1
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MISCELLANEOUS,
James Brooks, member of Ways
b-
-longing
to
the
League,
which
shall
no
amend-
so di teíminé provid<*d t^pit
Laiavette
Courier.
and
Means.
show
the
txact
condition
and
mopey
m»?nt or attention-*hal>be niado uu-
•z
Hotel keepers are people we have
J. F. Wilson, er.-member of Con-
M. ?hall keep ar
til
after thy same- shaal have lx on value of the same. He
Published every Friday by
We, the subscrilxTS hereto, for the
to
“ put up with.”
projxiMl in writing
a regula» account of all moneys received by hi Im, gri-BS, whom Grant w anted to make
purjiose
of
rendering
ourselves
more
¿T. Ü- TT3PTON-
meeting at least one Äionth Ixffore and also of all money paid on’’ by hi im, Secretary of State.
London uni Ldenyriters refused to in-
So for as the House of Rcpresenta-
efficient
cultivat
rs
of
the
soil
and
fi é vote shall be ink© upon such and of all property which the Leaft pie
TER5ÍS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
be
it was named
ivea is concerned, these men control ¡sure a vessel beckupe
may dispose cf, or be destroyed or
riaisers. of stock/».ad to secure fait tin?e>'d?nent or alteratisi.
“
The
Devil.
”
I
S3 oo
egislation and hold the purse strings
On» C«py, One Year,
shall worn out. lie shall make a sti fe
Art, Hk, &X1. 1. TlieTl efiguo
Tr,
I
and
equitable prices for the produce
7S
1
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jof
i ht' nation in their hands. Their
Six Manfiia,
• ae
Postal cards in England, are a per
I of fields or flocks,--do hereby pledge have, at L ast one ri-gulhr meeting in ment in writing of the exact tondii lon
OC
will
is absolute. They cun puss any petual annoyance to editors of news-
1
Ou« «•py. TMrve MaatHa,
‘dace,
and on of all inoney and property belon( ?to
each month, at such j>
’
I
to eachotber a hearty co-operatiou. such day as nhay be ‘termined by the Lougi ue at fach regular meeting. bill or prevent any measure from papers.
¡Missing. It was for this latter service
He shall 1 pay out
out. money only upon
uik '
¡ end tnwociate ourselves under this the League.
BATES OF ADVERTISING :
eejiecially
that Ames enlisted them to
warrants
duly
attested
bv
the
8(*cre-
~?ert
“ Gentlemen’s pantaloons uphol
Art. 9, ßoc. 1. Tiny 'lx»figue shall f
’
’
’
’
*
’
-
do
“
most
good,
”
for
his
jobbing
cor
nWT^Wl3WÏ
«M 111’R. Constitution.
tary
and
signed
by
the
Presidenti
or
stered
here,” is the sign near a «ka-t-
adoj»t bv-laws
r< gula-
ws and amiable
su
porations.
He
and
hi*
confederates
nig
park
in Titusville, Pa.
tibus for carrying
yingthis<|
this Constitution
1
in acting Prvsidi nt.
ITucï,““7B'i T ÏT|17ü fbJO I 'J tv
i;3 ¡ A rticle 1.
The
04
rrea
I
‘
ott1
^-
i
sought
no
particular
legislation,
after
Art. 17, Beç. 7. __
t
sociatiou «ball lx», "The Oregon Far to eff.ict.
flaches/ I75’f fW | 3 tO ff.!<) v?
The Indianapolis Sentinel has dis
ing
Secretary
ehal
corresjxmd
with ¡cheating the Government out of half
•Í ím S m /Í¿0| S
i 4-V» i ¿ o »! I s I-’"0
Art. 10. Sic.’ 1. Menibers may
mers
’
League.
”
covered
a ^nan “possessing no in
such officers of the United State or I the transportation which should have
4lachM,
I 4 00 i 5 üü J Ï1-I 2? _ I » V *
the
upon
withdraw from
f
\ ^League,
q,
.
stinct
of
manhooad above that of a
Art. 2. Any cultivator of the terms »3 the L 'ague nifiy determine, res|H-ctive Statej, jx-rsons, firms < as- been charged against their arrearages
4 eoT~ f *>o i 5 ¿oí s oo ; i a i n j
w
fag*
’
-
!
4 Cat" i wars’ W H <« : to ' [ ís i 3<
soil or breeder of useful domestic an provided that «6 moniy
monfy aau
esu lw re sociations, as the League or Bor- ..of of interest; but th?y feared inquiry
as is now started, and adverse
I Cal. ~i‘700 ! 9 TO |Tl_j’ 20 / 30 _J ¿600
funded Io a m
withdrawing
it hdrsh'ing menilxir
meml^r Direct or s may direct. He «hall klso such
The man who can’t afford to take a
imals
Und
nqne
others,
may
b»*come
legislation
like that which has just
pres»*rve a copv of all communications
I CeL
ÌÌ0 I1.S I IS□ 30 I 59 i *22"?
unless
the
resolution
a|ithorftiug
the
atthoriv.inj'
icyspaper
paid three dollars for an
r member of this L -ague by subscri
forwardKl by him, and file and ", ] >re- pasad. Hence the distribution of other dog.
same
»hall
rweive
thd^f
vote*
of
a
ma
EuaineM aoticsa in the Lsctil Colu. .na, 25 bing to this Constitution, ujon pay
all côfifmunic&tions, wholher stock among the willing and needy,
jority
of all the . imbers of the serve
ceats per line, eaeh insertion.
Ï
-
Ï
tinted
or in manuscript, which
’ / the who sought to be seduced •with a
A merchant advertised for a clerk
Far legal
tranwnt advert»Mn'e’it4?'2.- ing Initiation Fee required by the By- League.
Leagife.
greed
sharjiened
by
former
experi
And
until
oth-
icague
may
receive,
‘ who could bear confinement,” and
iOpsraquare of 12 lines, for the r vi inser Laws not to exceed one dolLir.
Art, 11, SeO.
Sec. 1. AfFv piCmbor
who
Art.
f
erwisi-
determined,
he
shall
be
Li
ence,
,
and
a
consciousness
that-
this
ita-
>
tion, sad $1.00 per »quara tor each aubaeqneut
:
eeeived an answer from one who had
pei form any olmgation
olJfigation incurr-
fails to perforin
incurr
««ertion.
Art. 3. AU resolutions adoj»tedby ed by |iiui l y reason oWiismeinlx'rship rian; havihg in care library l*elou[ting gigantic system of plunder was draw seen seven years in jail.
Legal Advertisements'to be Paid fir u;- the League, in pursuance of this
ing to a close.
„
;
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*L b
?
• •:
of any act Or vote of
otl I lie-may lie ex- to the League.
♦ h making Proof by the
Not
to
be
behind
the
age,
Time
»
Mr.
speaker
Blaine
has
escaped
f ------------- -M*». .
Leaul io, and forfeit
pelted from the Leaa
Constitution, ehall lx* bindiug u(K>n pelledi
l^Perwnil Adv«. *• Cts.
has thrown aside the hour glass and
from
contact
with
the
Credit
Mobil
art-1 privili
privih J
J| te to t be same,
Tk«i PolMta EflCabliclaed.
each umiaber unless otherwise I d*dar- all rights an-l
Suhcriptions Sent last, C2 00 a Year.
ier, but he is connected with another ucythe, end now uses a mowing nm.-
I by a resolution pas-e
pas'ls p at a regular
—
h
i
job, which is not much better, snd chine and watch. ,
ed bv this Constitution or the re«"?bv 1 meeting ujxui
ujxm due not
not| jpe to 1 be dt‘lin
In calmly reviewing the deve op- in‘which Ames, Alley, and the same
The father-in-law' of “Ole Bull ’’ tions.
-
(£tu‘iit im-mlxir, of t s ke pending of monts before the Credit Mob lier
The man who writes the obituary
crew were the chief managers.» He ad
such
resolution.
i
is a State Senator in Wiscons’n.
Cdminittee
several
facts
stand
pr<
mi-
poetry
for the Philadelphia Ledger is
Art. 4. Ti c chjocts of this League
Art. 12, S.-c.' 1. &y officer may nently out and Claim peculiar atten mits holding on interest of over ■?3*2,- a T ale graduate, and receives a Hila
be impiMched for fte| ffivieiHiy or inat- tion: First of all, the frightful]ex 0(K) in the Sioux City speculation, ry of $7 a week.
Correspondence detailing local oc shall bt*—
upon Which no dividend is alleged to
S ection 2. h irst: Procuring seeds 1 »‘lition in office, or t <eghct of any tent iof falseh<xxl and perjury w iicbj have been paid. Mr. Blaine came to
currences is solicited from all points
A young lady on board a packet/
bulbs, roots and cuttings from other of his obligation» ;t¡ if a ldeuiber of in one form or another sticks to the Congress ton years ago a very -poor bliip,
in Yamhill county.
on i ] hearing the Captain, during
this LitaguA or for'co|ruption-'»r mis incriminated parties: sceimdly, tie*
■ .ii ■
i
man.
He
is
now
a
very
rich
man,
regions of fudh ulants as give hbpé feasance iu office.
a
storm,
oi
order the mate to haul down
•i ’j >
manifest d-*sire of Oakes Amt j to though he has received no inheri
?
>
the
sheets,
of
adding
to
the
varv
ty
or
yield]
of
, i sprang from her bunk and
-Jo Resolution screen the corrupt member- from
Art. 12, Sec. 2. TNo
The telegraph office
been re
tance.
Tlii*
sudden
transition
has
field,
garden,
orchard
or
vineyard,
moved from Corvallis, the butine».; xud to distributing the anue among of imj»each.w< nt<shal^’‘ lx» pate'd’-mfess exj>osurw of their real criminality un ejcited much comment, which is" not jumped overboard.
ml
-. inber.s shall la* til they sought to make him »general
i a niAjprfcyMp adkthp
not justifying its retention there.
Dr. Stillman, who testified to Mrs.
the members of the L.-aguii, and ro- preneiltraiiff if VlF->e olution fails to scapegoat; and thirdly, a con sin racy silenced by the bold d'.-meanor of the
pert as may be provided by resolu rwivy twórthlrdis digli’votes present on the part of Colfax, Garfield, au4 Speaker or the failure of his accfisers ¡Fair’s insanity, was asked if he ever
entrap him in the Credit Mobilier. read “tstobel on insanity/’ answered .
Ben Simjaon’s mill property was tion of the League.
it siiall l»u deemed loij.
Kelley to breakdown the tqrtitiony to
The
quest son i* still asked and will that he had, and was then informed
Procuring
ani-i
, ‘ ^x*. . . I Second,
— ~ — — — —. — —
— ~. - . - ■
~
.
sold by the Sheriff in Benton county
Art. 13, Sec, lv rTUvre shall lx of Aim s by bfirefocod audacity ami
4j
be jejieated, how was this wealth ac that there was no such work.
mal*
of
good
breed,
and
holding
the
held
w
general
cl.'Ctidh
of
pffie<TS
at
last week.
same as the property of tlfeí L agq»? the regular mon!Idy.ii’ii'i-tilig of the* Ames has been a reluctant witness quired? When Ames approached
An unstamped letter .dropped in
Mr. Bliane on the Credit Mobilier
for the use aud Ixmefit of the m<|ib- L ugfie in the month*' f of iMxméber
D-s'cnndxT
from
the
start,
and
what
he
has
<li|-
the
Springfield, Mass., postoffiice, was
Samuel 1/rown has resigned his bers to be used hi accordance with
’
’ 3 year. P^idd; • vulçed came out rather by the streak business aeeonling to his own ver recently forwarded, as usual/by the
place on the Capitol Coaimimou and regulations prescribed by rusólurioh That tin» flirrt- genet ¡1 election after I of oftcumrtaiice» than from any pur- sion. he <loes not seem to liave been
_ the
_____ L ague, utx»n
. À.
-firms
-terms wmth
wWMi the adopt ioti of tiiri Sonsritution may pose t o expose t he veualit y wit h w hicn His|4ei»ul. , On the contrary, he Young Men’s Christian Association,
Samuel Allen has been appointed in of
reached its destination. ,On be
shall b.
be ‘ equal to all, vxot-pt
except lUVUiA
invui¿ be held at such timu And plac»- as the he was compli<jat*d. He has r .cvdr joktd with him repeatedly ou thé and
his stead.
ing
opened it was found to contain
subject, as if corrupting membtrs of
bars voting against the resolution to League may detenni i«.
regard,
-d
t
h«*se
transactions
ns
imj
roj>-
the
following:
Send me another bar
* ' A « 14,
4 £1 S
procure the same.
Art.
j C.’ 1.
H.-c.
J. jfAli
1A11 officers enu- er; but as h-gitimite operation» Ixy Congress was only a piece of pleas rel of that grin.
A new organization called
’à?
. -J .1
* « A».
• J I i! hill
Art. 4, 8ee. 4. Procuring inform m -rat»d in tbit C^istitutjon
rsliall which Wislalors might profit with antry.' Why did the Speaker not lay
the
facts
liefore
the
House
then
and
“Temperance Union” has teen
ation oouceruing the condition of th-* hold thrir Office
.... 'forche
:i,/j ferm of six out aff -C’ing tlnft integrity. Educa
Domestic Trouble.
produce market throughout th»’ world months. ¿ ProiuLdf, That
ganized by the acceder» from
all oflieers ted in tki«: school of morals, Aià»|* re thus nip in the bud this infamous
,
and the amount aud kuid <»f trans- eleaUd. at the first Igtauafal
jei‘»4a/ election
olvci ion pels any idt a of bribery or corruption, scheme of robbery ? Echo answers,
“Ailliance.”
A few weeks ago a young miss of
portaticu engaged thorciil, and ihe after [the añóption of! hisljuastitution and is most distu r bed because tike] imjn why?
about
18 y»>ars was brought to Port
No ¡»arty ought to live that sus
rate» of freights charg<al for the «wipe;- »hall hold ffitdr office Only until those who were associrt«*d with him in thi*te
land in charge of a gentleman, who
¿The Sisters of Charity took charge ais», the most etxmoihical wav j of i elected .at the next fe£ui
_ ikr election, various enterprisefi—for Hier© were tains such rascality as has been es was to take her to a brother in Walla
of the small pox hospital or peat handling pioduoe aud best ííiqí L j pf as provided in.1 his CSnstitittion, shall many of them—have craveply retreajt- tablished against these Republican
Laders. Coi-ruption, bribery, and VI alia. When the gentleman was
house in Louisville lately without preparing and packing produce for quuUify.
disowned their connection, j and false
swearing are fastened upon ready to leave for the upper country
the various market».
” Art.
Ari. .14,
14, Sec. 2. |’AU officers shall thus thrown upon him the burd L *n of
fee or reward.
Art. 4, K -c. 5. Taking such fic qualify and enttr ujflm (lie duties of what is denounced as a great ci inie. some of their foremost men, who have the girl was sick and unable to ac
heretofore sought public confidence company him, but was provided with
tion, as may, from titne pd. time be
Mr. Slater’s bUl for the annexation »»»cessary to sK^in* fair prices, to the their office at tiie7n»i.t regular meet-' Di all this iuv<«tigation Ame» at hast as teachers cf morals. At the very a home in a private family on Wash
at winch they were ^ect<-|i.
has shown a cool head and calc il
ilat- time they were a.ldrt'ssing Y
ington street until • such time as she
of the Walla Walla country to Ore members óf the League, for theft i Art. 15, Sec. J.
l.jl'he
The compon
compensa
sa- ing judgment. He has never, ndjer
_
should be able to proceed on her
gon—its riatural geographical ‘ affin- I produce. To uixiomp^ish tlú», íjtíhfi tion of t uflievip s|all be fixed by any j>rdvncfition, allowed his Mwer^st Men’s Christian Associations, preach journqy. Her action was considered
ing temjierance, d ploring immor
io pe injured by r< s ntinent, or I xm ii ality, and holding up the banner c strung»! and one night she left her
V”— meets little or no opposition League-may direct^hii staro or drips, the L ague.
other vvsgels or ruilrqads, be charter
•pie. reform, and progress, they had eon protector’s charge and went back to
Art. lfi/ S»«. fl 1 TI» President driven by anger to fc*ek hasty reyepge.
from any quarter.
ed or otherwise employ**<1 tp conv< y and Viwri*ivsid» nts j»liall be a Board Thje crushing disclosure* which hafve
hafre spired with arrant knaves to pl
the hotel’without explanaton, intend
the’produce of
to Ffich bf Directors cbarj
with the i a an- „ gradually
culminated
in
the
disgrace
„
„
>
ing to leave next day for Walla Wal
Sevonty-five members of the Tern- i mark.'ta as the rtsohrrion authorising agem’eirt ol the bit
Him. the public treasury, andbein
s^of the League. and ruin of aeveial
several ^prominenjt
prominent m
la. In the morning she was st ill ufty
perance Alliance withdrew upon the the charter eball direct, Proeidd. how
Art. 16,i Seo. 2. Thejloardof Di- sts on to have dropped out of hiápodk- they have n»>t scrupled to ad<
able to travel, and that day the gen-
e that all orders, efl>ook by chancy rather than tb have and subornation of perjury to oth
admission of Mr*. Duniway as a ever, that it shall not be Adpmdd (ob rectors shall take
tleman in whose family she has re
ligatory upon auy member who vot, d
__ beèa forged as thunderbolts of destrfic- cr imes hardly less odious.— N. Y.Sun sided found her, and asked her how
lutions, of the-
member, Among the Seceeders were against'the resolution directing such determinations and
L‘ague bfc fxithiullf carried into ef tiifii.
• ]
, Ì
she exectcd to go without money—
;•
a tay - dhsam .
several ministers
charter to ship bis produce 1
fect.
[ /»■
Nothing is duo the committee for the
as she was not providixl with that
ship or other vessel |o
;
Art., 16, Sec. 3. The Board of Di astounding revelations with which
In a long forgotten packet,
indispensable titern. After a short
Rev. J. H. D. Henderson was in in any way become li
Tied up with silken band, •
rectors sh all have p rwer to till all va -thè whole country is now prily foo
interview, in which she was told by
I found it: only a letter,
the chair during the first boisterous I portion of the eXiieiise or -liab
cancies w itch may sieur in th»* offices familiar. They have always been in
canciea
the
landlord of the hotel that she
Traced
in
girlish
h.-n,d,
curi*».*d by reason of Hueb’chartor.
I read it over #nd over,
session of the Temperance Alliance. I * Ari. 4. Sue. 6. ‘To rent or < eon Of ♦ he li-ague ext Lift as otherwise clined to reliex’e th’e guilty andito
had better remain with her friends
d in this,Co) stitution.
silenoe this scandal ty a milk and
Ah, nie? as did before,
until she reoeived money from her
His blunder^ made him look as much I struct warehouse, and
khd a suitable r<M
r ji
In the days that were hill of sunlight—
li. Sec. 1. The officerff of w;*ter report mildly censuring t m«e
brother, she consented to return to the
rVe the bobk-
The d»\8 that are no more.
ut of place as if he had been seen in to meet in
ijue shall cm tisist of a Presi pmotioet, and yet saving the crimin
family on Washington street, where
ibrary of
records, tiles an
heaven.
dent, two; Vice-Pres dents, one Secre al« from punishment. That ganm. is
I dreamed of a golden summer,
it was soon ascertained that she was
ip.
-il
I
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L»‘ague.
rat bark in ,’oyous time,
tary, onp Corresp nding Secretary, np longer poisible. Public opinion
enciente.
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Art. .5. Sec. L! All orders nd bud Tre; usurer and
When eiery day'’was a poem,
Librarian. ‘ , is trying the committee more ttyan
This
explained
things,
and
as the
A young man in Linn county determinations ' of the
And every bq-.r was a rhyme,
wLfeaguei'
be
Ari. 17, So&i 2 Any member is the committee is trying the indi» cited
unfortunate and wronged creature
There came a fragrance of roses,
h shall be
bo si
“busted” up a marriage the other by resolution, wliiph
eltigible to any
i of the League, nieinbera. If they falter in their d
And lilacs, and migonette,
had yet no means to defray her ex-
»lid s H’oud.d b
Art. 17, S. c. 3.
day by exhibiting to the fellow letters by the
o Ptesid» -nt shall we are confident that resolutionc*
And a sound of sylvan music.
Sonset,
a purse was contributed by
r píese
Secretary ill t*
An| lire eyes that are w ith me yet
preside at
f* of the League be offered in the House which ca
to himself breathing the very “ livid
er
friends
here which took her back
by the :
and Board of D
rs.
He
may
call
fail
to
test
its
scuse
sternly,
a
A
flow!
of
purple
sunset
mtn
the
Willamette
Valley, and her
wrath of love.” So says the Demo
J In transacting special niobting
Art. 6.
the League when bring every man rigidly to the
In wintillant glory came.
wrongs
were
made
known in the
■ than pacing a in Ids opinión t
any business,
crat.
Till the deep old-forest kindled.
ifl neceiMary, for or agti fist expulsion.
presence of the wife of him whom
And burned like a fluid of Came.
»hs.ll require the and sigu ¡all wa . Its upon the Treas- [ The general belief is that l^et
resolution wl
she asserts had wrought her ruin, 4 It
I There came fi girlish figure,
oy the*
the Lingue,
Lf^guc, ury for th«J paym
of inoney from perjury, concealment, and the
- If there is anybody who has per payment of m» J- by
is another one of those sad cases we
W
ith
billows
of
floating;
constitute a quo- the.aame, yliich
ten member»
'
ich
’
tle
Secretary
shall
of
rigid
examination
in
the
comffiit-
And
she
bent
her
face
above
me
—
presume so frequent of late the world
suaded himself that woman’s partici mm.
J I ! • Tr! I I io 111
An angel above tny chair!
attest _ to Jum
____
_ _ as \ _ in pursuance t««, the crust of this huge fraud and
over, and which will no doubt be re
e '
• i
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’ ’
pation will “ purify ” politics let him
Art. 6,
Ilijpa*singa ¡ res of a resolution of tffie League, passed plunder has ably
only been brokrifi
broketi. It is
peated with impunity until some sal
I saw it all m a moment,
not possible that such vast and profit -
Tead and ponder the extracts from olution which nxpxireM the payment of and duly recorded.
While I held the crumpled sheet;
utary example is m»ide.— B&tin.
Art. 17, Bee. 4. The Senior Vioe- able speculations could have passed
And theu as the vision faded,
the doings of the Temperance Alli- money liy the League, a majority of
The i.ong, gray City street, . F
all the members must be ptrastdit, President present! at any meeting without paying larger tolls than are
With its hatef-il rtish and clamor,
ance cj
when
thq
Pkesiclmt^s
absent,
or
wishes
•0
f
of
determining
aud for the pt
already proved,
red, or implicating n more
H abd T imes .—We clip the follow
Came back' to my weary eyes;
i5n t under such reso to address the Xr. piet »hall preside. persons. Whether the .present in'
personal obligation
Ah, still the fruitiesa straggle.
ing from the- Iowa City P« y *. We
Ah, still the worthless prize!
nie; ’
lution aiwiit'
absent' members
sliall be deem In case; of the < iath, or -removal ry will unearth other» who are justly
In the proceedings of the Temper- Iutiou
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presume, says the Corvallis Gactte*
remains
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-K-4 be seen.
ance Alliance at Salem we notice the ed as having voted against thé juame. from office. or resi ¡ation, or absence ■US. ipected,
Provided;
PruriJtd ; t that no’ member who waS from the State of ; he President, the Tims
Inis far the list of wreck» left by the J I nsane P atient . - the Sheriff |>f it is not an overdrawn picture of the
declaration of a lady speaker to Fthe absent at the passage of any resolu- senior Vice-Pre
it shall be acting Credit Mobiliar is sadly
.Jackson county yesterday dcliv
‘ ‘ hard • times ” which our farme1*
effect that she had resolved to try lion requi J c thé payment of money President during
vacancy or ab- Lx)k at it for reflection and instruc at the Asylum in East Portland t
friends are experiencing in a great
against such ros- sence.
what virtue there was in stones. or a uieui
ex-Treasurer of
^»x-Treasurer
ot that
tnat county, who
tion
many places:
The Secretary
Art. 17, See.
Schuyler Colfax^ Vice-
jecome insane from the effects of
Whether she has yet evolved any new olution fl 11 receive any benefit from
Hc-nry Wilson Vice-President e
of the proceedings
A farmer would cheerfully sell his
the expenditure qf the money <ukhor-* •hall keep a j
juries accidentally received some
light on the subject or not the reports ized to be expended
pork
at $2 75 or
00 per hundred,
* ’ in
’’ auch resolu- of all t hs meet in of the League, and
Janies Harlan, United States
ago. He appears to be perfect ly
do not inform us.
tiou;
if
cotton
and
woolen
goods, and other
Ipy,
and
imaging
himself
the
. however, that any record iu a book pt for that purpose tor from Iowa.
member r who wa$ absent at the ¡»ns- all the resolution: ¡vhich the Li«gue
articles which he buys were at pro
Jatnes W, Patterson. ViiiWfl
United
» st man in the United States,
sage
of
I
suçh
resolution,
or
any
mein-
Senator
from
New
Hampshire.
portionate rates, but they are not.
may
pa4s.
He
s
11
audit
all
claims
felt
highly
pleased
with
his
ride
The Bulletin would make believe that
her who vod
! x d against such n-flolution presented 'again the League, and
W. B. Allison, United States 8
So, a farmer comes to town and puts
the cals from Roseburg, and <
the fact that the Democratic press at upon its firn '
uis twb loads of potatoes on his feet,
11 have been order- elect from Iowa,
, may at auy when the same
ered that he was being passed-by
tack it is evidence on the point of its time
befojq
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moni-y directed to be ed paid by resolu n of the League, f' Hem y L. Dawes, Chairman
in
the shape of his winter boots. - If
conductor as a matter of fact due
rawed.lty
such
r.
-solution
L
buy
beeà
he stays all night he will eat a load
he shall prepare warrant and attest and Means.
.
:
as a distinguished per
Ending as a ^Republican organ!
collected, direct
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the
Secretary,
in
wri
wri-
of oats. His wife Wears five acres of
James
A.
Garfield»
Chairman
<
\BuUetinJ
the
same
for
the
s
nature
of
the
Prcs-
When Micawber, whose surname is
wheat, and is not very warmly clad
ting, to record his name aS liable un ident, upon the
propriations.
easurer. He shall ^propriatxons.
i
:
,
O’Meara, was at the helm of the Bul- der the resolution, of, if the m» oncy keep account of 1 moneys due the
John A. Bingham, Chairman of
then. For an overcoat he wears a
The State Right» T^mocrat contain i a good four year old steer, and if he
letin it w|s the recipient of infinitely has been oollecfijd, then the Lei ague League^ and, cofl
the same and pay Judiciary.
adm’ J such ¡perúrns,
irions, li upon it over to thè
GlenniW. Scofield, Chairman on communication excoriating a blood sports a Sunday suit it is in the shape
urer, taking his re-
more attention than now, and for the may admit
such
terms
0;
sbÁll
be
just/
jk
•h terma
) just, to full ceipt thprefor. ') j
Naval Affairs.
hound of Zion named West who had of at least twenty head of fat hogs.
fame reason that it is now noticed at .privilege* under the resolution»
Art. (1Ï, Sec: 6. The, treasurer
Samuel Hooper, Chairman on written for publication in the Advocate ' And on top of that his farm wears a
all, to wit: Because it is owned by a
iitution •hall kfeep subjt (fi tó warrants all Banking and Currency.
a string of slanders upon the memmy mortgage that is worse tlian hard pan
combination of transportion plunder- may be altere
mded whenever money belonging to the League. He
on the soil, and the annual tax <rota
V. D. Kelley, leader of
of
the
late
Rev\
Joab
Powell.
members
into his roof worse than riin.
two-thirds of
shall shall ateo keep a iat of sdì property policy
.ers and produce Shyloeka,
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