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¡ MARCH ÂT,
I PROCKK1HNGS OF THE DEftIOCRAT» kjer colutity,
IC STATE convention .
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Lafayette * Courier.
Published evfry Friday by
ÖC1RRI33 <te hembres
- FIRST DAY—MORNING SESSION.
J. St Sliinn; Benton,
we are
posefl to a monopoly in the publi
cation a
sale ot books used in the com
mon schools otAhiafttne,,and w* are in/ii»
vor of amemling the eidstiug la ws in relatite
c,atsoPi R- to such, so ns to take tnvay from the po
lishers of the Pacific Coaa^-i ies of geg^pre
.1’ W*feonrO|hckamas, S.. Hcu and
spellers the special privileges in rela
tyj IX|iglas, l|f.H
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thereto which they now teijoy, ***1»
_7’ B-<T»wehl| Darnell; < » Grant,
K). That-the act relating to {¿e fees of
feckfon, J. N. T. sheriffrt anq clerks ought to ne so amended,
either by making such offices salaried, OTtj
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, B F Heltzêlniv; reducing th<- fees nos' attached to the same,
as shall make the compensation received by
nn,
; Lane, R. B. such officers a fair remuneration and noth
ing more for the cervices required of them.
That the Constitution be so amended that,-
ail printing for the State afer the expira
tion of the term of the State Printer in office
jiioh, J. II. Sla- when such amendment is pasted, shall be
provided by letting the same to the lowest
fStory; • Wasco, responsible bidder.
11. That the only legitimate object of
i^hington, W. G. governiuentiia the protection of jte citizens
their lives, liberty and property, and^the
IG usta ff Wilson. in
pursu t of happiness: that to accomplish this
end direct means only should be resurtedto;
that the good resulting from a departure
from this rule is temporary, the evil lasting.
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We arc; therefore, opposed to the Btate en
made
to
take
a
gaging in thè purchase, leasing of speculat
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, to enable the each as is necessary lor conducting the or
functions qf tlie Government.
?parc a; report, dinary
12. That we favor the immediate con-
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strtxction of a good and serviceable, wagon
I . m i ro id al mg the south bank of the Columbia
river from the mouth of bandy river to the
Dalles.
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13. Tlmt the compensation of al f officers
should be oqly such as will be a just remu
neration for ibeir services.
14. Tbatf'ti are in favor of Congressional
Bu^iuesi
thcr timlo. I #
ai<l for the Construction of the Portland,
then adjourned DaWes and Salt
a Lake
Dake Railroad, and f for con-
tinning the (jregon Central Raflrua id from
to 7 p. ii||
St. Joseph to Junction City,
The Democratic State Conven
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March 18. assembled in the Court
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House at the hour of 10 a . M., and
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OF ADVERTISING :
by the election, of Col. W. L.j
2W T awl ¥&rp g S t F' 1V R.
finch, I 75 11 Xi i 1 75 •> txt, -.1 ( 15 it) White, Chairman, W. A. McPher
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» 2 50 I <00 SUO I 12 I Ì8 00 son, Secretary» and Win. Gallo
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tilnehesTI
way, Assistant Secretary. TllOre
íluches, ¡ 3 mi I
were pi esent 124 delegates.
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Ou motion, a Committee on Cre
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dentials, consisting of one from
Bit'iness nntics* iii tire Local jDolumns, 25 each county represented, was ap<|
ccutH per line, feach t-i<ertion.
pointed by the Chair. Following
F ir leg il and transient advertisement^ S.2.-
50 ¡»er square of 12 lines, for the first fuser- ' is ti»e Committee: J. H. Shinn,
f ion, and ¿1.00 p^r square tor each subsequent
nsertion.
Baker; B. Pfttman, Benton; S. A.
Legal Adeertieemeide to be Paid far iq>-
Mills, Columbia; J. T. Aiken-
on making Proof by .the Publisher.
».Personal A dr a. 30 Ct*, a Line. -¿j Coos; Aaron RoAc, Douglas; R.
Subcriptions Sent East, $2 00 a Year.
W. Morrison, Clatsop; S. jleulat,
POB SALb;
| Clackamas; W. B. Laswell,¡Grant;
E HAVE FOR 8 ALE'ONE OF THE J. N. T. Miller, Jackson; B. FT
Celebrated PARKER BROS. Breech
leading Shot Guns. at a Itargain.
Holsclaw, Josephine; 0. P. Co-
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The folfowing amend »cats were
shaw, Linn; G. W. Fitch, Lane;
BUSINESS CARDS.
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J. B. McLain, Marion; Eugene
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' É T!»c c omini t- • Resolved, That we are in favor of free
CtU«.A- BALL.
and direct taxation and plain talk on
Semple, Multnomah; E. M. Me tee, to w! oà
tlro res- trade
BALL & STOTT,
the Litfg tnt Act.
Resolved, That we are in favor of the re
Daniel. Polk; Jas. II. Slater; U id
peal of tlje litigant Act. ,
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Attorneys at Law, ion; N. Ford, Umatilla; Joseph olntion prò)
business^
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111 Fir>t S;ro‘t,Opposite Occidental Hotel.
Mr. Fi^ch moved to adjourn.
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Baxter, Wasco; J. H. Richardson, widiout atnè
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
Washington;
A.
Shuck,!
Yamhill.
The
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Tlie platform was then read and
ì'he Gdtì|hf»i^l on Bese lutions
A
Committee
on
Order
of
Busi
P. C. SULLIVAN. *
adopted section by section.
ness was apjointed, and in à short subinitted thè foli owing:
L. F. GROVER NOMINATED.
attorney at Lftw, time (hey submitted the following Mi. Chaii insd 1- Bntlemen of the Con- », GOV.
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Yuui-’ i Coíniúijtee
on Reko!utiune
vention: Y<uif
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The
President
of
the
Convention
report, which was laid jn the ta beg leavé t«» -submit (li» following ¡Platform
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'ILL PRlCTfCi- IN T1IE COURTS
declared, nominations for Governor
ble:
1.. We licci I|»e
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w filterin': Bevoti«n
..f I'aiuW.y .»Ik and oilier counties
thp Cou^titiitìqn
thV
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States ami to be in order. The name °£\k*
h« United
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20; v
Í4 Oregon.
Fir.4—Election of permanent of to
to t!m Uniofiii-^ the-^tn
tales thereby estab-
lisheu, andoKQ «tljirnnU^
Ht tlie people of the F. Grover was placed in nomina
ficers.
sever;»! 8faie< hate tHe;?
'¡sole :m<l Exclusive.,
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w. M. RAMSEY,
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Second—Adoption of platform. lyght ol giàrerrting C thi^inselvcs
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ereisn an<rJqwimnd<S|t ptates, sub •lect only
Mr; Fitch moved that all candi-
of tlie GoiirttituYion,
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to thè litnitjalite ¡ot
(JonstituT
at Law, Third—Nomination . * of candi thatall
qt '■ Uff win expressly grant;
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dates be required, if present, to
dates for Governor.
ed tofthe Nhti<imt| G'tóernmeui are yes.‘rved
x LAFA.Ei'lE, 0 ll.lOJN
tu thè Stat^s rcFii’e.cti^ely, and we denv thè annoucc tlieir positions on the
Fourth—For Congress. ,
r^hkoftM] Fedies al ^ìo'rernniént.
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domicil
Fifth—For Secretary of State. Mougoliahsl witlii „A.; state without the platform adopted.
JAS. McCAIX,
- The motion was adopted, and
Sixih—State Treasurer.
con.-e t < of “ the
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2. We e afririf
_ , thatjtfre greate-t danger ► ’ ■
ATTORNEY AT LAW,- Seventh—State Printer.
with whichkve mre
ji: pfe
w’ ¡.threatened,
j.1 hie ate tied, is
w the ; Governor Grover was called to
indi à«<traw»gancc which exists i the front.
Eighth—SujK?rintendent of Pub curruptiou
in high offici» ti Iacèa, bil we du declare as
LAFAYETTE. OREGON.
thè c* dine’. pr|pc;pic hr o ir future action,
&
gov . grover ’ s speech .
.LL PRACTICE IN ALL OF THE lie Instruction.
tlait retreuqlui&nt, ee anomy and reform are.
^♦-ite Courts.
lnsrllvbtf
veli id•mandi <1 in nil the govern^
Ninth—Ratification of the Dis imperati
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of
menti of tlm iiwple, Ì edpral as well as State
the
Convention: You are not in any
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and fi nulei|Ivi .and «w he
trict Nominee.
ie're proclaim our-
E C BRADSHAW,
»“elves thè uhcupjprojtiiHitii ig foes of the salat» temper to listen to a speech, nor are
• Tenth—The election of a State ry grablawTli«, pofificip ins'and land mo- you here now to engage in any eucL
attorney at Law,
nopólists, wLWtyer thqy may
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be and where business. I wish to say only that I
Central Committee.
eyer they m4y A.
lb foenu. whether they are in recognize in all the resolutions the
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
out of ofikfe^lsnd
appeal to" honest
Eleventh —Selection of.the place or
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mcn e.erywiH>re, wfl hput regard^ to past ‘sentiments of the Democratic party.
Office in the Court House.
party affilia|ivuiii t > $ ip rts in branding as I recognize in those resolutions tho
for nexf State Convention.
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^F^YErrT^USlNEsTÌmÌECrORY.
Convention reassemb cd at half
ERGUSDN A BIRD, corner of Jefiepion past 1 P. M.
and Main ; dealers in produce and gen
The report oi the Committee on
eval merchandise,
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ELTY A 8IMP8ON.Ì north side Main Credentials was presented, from
street; dealers in dru¡ gs, confection- which it appeared all the counties,
•ries and family supplies«
except Curry, were represeuted.
AS. McCAlN, attorney ; office on south
•ide Main street.
It was voted that thé delega
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M. RAMSEY. County Judge and tion from Multnomah be author
• attorney at law,—office in tire
ized to cast the vote of absent del
Court House.
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OHN BIRD, west side JeOerson street, egates <f that county.
dealer in stoves and tinware.
The delegation fro.n Coos was
C. BRADSHAW, attorney at law.
authorized to cast the vote of
ST. JOSEPH BUSIN8SS-DIRECTORY. Curry.
A motion was then made and
ELT! A SIMPSON, cor. 4th and Elm ;
dealers fn groceries, glassware, Queen« carried, the delegat;on from each
«rare and patent medisines
county be authorized to ca9t the
OTEL, j . H. Olds, proprietor; cor votes of its absentees.
of 4th and Depot streets. New boose
good accommodations.
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Resolution on order of business
was taken from the table and a
dayton business directory .
committee of fivp appointed by
C. CALL, MANUFACTURER OF
• Saddles and Harness. All work war the chair, consisting of Henity
ranted. Orders left with J. W. Cullen will
Klippel, R. J. Ladd, S. A. Mil^s,
mceive prompt attention.
JH h RIS. TAYLOR, dealer in general mer- W. H. Watkind8 and E. Schulp.
chandise, Odd Fellows’ building. The
Mr.j Bellinger moved that la
cheap cash store.
committee on resolutions be ap
8. POWELL, Haw Mill. Dressed
• lumber of all kinds, doors and win pointed, consisting of one member
dow frames.
from each county. Carried.
oward a stewart , blacksmiths,
A motion was made for a recess
Wagons, hacks and buggies ironed,
¡mithiog
and
general
job
work
done.
Gunsi
of one hour. Lost.
■f’ÊADBETTER A RILEY ; pictures of all
On motion, it was voted that
descriptions always on hand and frames
of all descriptions made to order.
each delegation be authorized tq
arker
ARKER &
a co.,
CO., Ferry street; dry select its ofwn member of the Com*
groceries and general merchan-
goods, grocerie«
diae. Dayton flouring mills,
dise.
mittee on Resolutions, which mo
BE8T, livery stable Ferry street; bug- tion prevailed.
all i ” times, at
e gies and horses to let St
The roll of counties was called,
reasonable rates. ’•
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in and the following persons were
NELL 4
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The
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general I merchandise.
designated as the committee: Ba-
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office seeker,end he did notintend
'tW'bègin nôw.
The first ballot for ' Congress
Ladow, 5:
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man stood as follows: Ladow,.
Page, 21; Reed, 15; Nesmith,,,27;
Chadwick, 9; Biank, 1; total* 124.
Necessary to a choice, 63. l
Second ballot — LaDow, 73;
Page, 29; Nesmith, 16; ‘Reed, 12;
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Mr.Xudow having received a
majority of all the votes cast, was
declaixxl duly nominated Con
gressman. '.
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Mr. Dawiie was declared unani
mous.
< The following nominations of
District officers were ratified.
1st District—H. K. Hanna,
Prosecuting Attorney.
2d District—L. F. Mosher, for
Judge; u. W. Fitch, for Prose
cuting Attorney. ?
3d District--J. J. Whitney, for
Prosecuting Attorney.
orney.
Sand
Mr. Page asked
u..? obtained
leave to make a few remarks.
He full/ endorsed the nomina
tions, and promised to labor in-
defatigably for its suceew.n<
B. F. Burch was nominated by
the Polk County Delegation for
fho joint Senator frdm ’Foik^and
Benton.
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The following wentfemen were
then appointed a State *Central
Committee:
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Baker, J. Bratton; Benton, D.
Carlisle; Colombia, S. A; UffA;
Coos, J. Aiken; Clhteft A. Van
Dusen; CutTt, P. Emiry; Clack-
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C. B. Bellinger put in nominn-
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tioa Hen. 8. F. Chadwick, and
moved that the nomination be de
clared nnaninrou9. The announce
ment was greeted with tremen
dous applause; in answer to which
Secretary Chadwick appeared.
He declared his unfaltering allegi
ence to the party which had hon
ored him, endorsed the platform
with all his heart, and said that
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the nomiuecs who preceded him
amas, W. H. Vai^hn; Doggie,
were an honor to the party and a
A. Bose; Grant, W* BL
surety of suo e?s.
Jackson, H. Klipplo; Josephine, E.
STATE TREASURER.
F. Fol in; Linn, N. Price; Lane,
The following gentlemen were J. M. Thompson; Marion, J. F.
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placed in nomination: ia. Fleisch- Miller;
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ner, oi Mnltnomah; O. S. Savage.
Savage, Polk; D. J. IJohnes; Union* J.
of Wasco; Henry Klippel, of Jack- Slater; Umatilla,
son; A. H. Brown, of Baker; M. Wasco, J. M. Baxter; Washing
Meyer, of Marion, and W. G. ton; E. Chinette; Yamhill;’<W.
Scoggin, of Washington. .
T. New by; Tillamook, W« ‘ Jj.
First ballot—Fleishnei’27; Str Fancett.
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age. 6; KUppel, 33; Brown, 40;
Klippie was elected Cha^injfa
Meyer, 6; Total, 122.H Necessa
of said Committee.
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ry to a choice, 62. No election.
A resolution designing the State
The name of Mr. Meyer was Capitol as the proper place for?$e
now withdrawn in favor of Brown holding of all future Democratic
of Baker.
State Conventions was adopte^l.
Second ballot—Fleischncr, 32; . A resolution was adopted com-
Savage, 4; Klippci, 44; Brown, pli men ting Gen. Jeff. C. Davfe,
40. Total, 122; No choice.
and the officers and soMiefs of the
On motion, the Convention ad Oregon Volunteers.
journed until 9 o’clock Thursday
After passing resolutions thank
ing the officers of the Convention
morning.
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for the able manner ip which they
SECOND DAY.
had discharged their duties, the
Convention called to order at Convention adjourned tint die. a
9:30. -» Chair announced order of
An application is to be made to
business to be balloting for Treas
Congress to separate the law Mo
urer of State.
The name of 0. S. Savage was tion from the National Libtartr,
and place i^under the contrpr^f
withdrawn.
3d balhot. H. KJippcl, ¡30; A. the Supreme Court of the United
H. Brown, 4L; Fleischner. 51; Blates.
The first thing a promising
Blank, 1.
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4th ballot. Klippel. 30; BroWfi, youth said to a dog presentingtiis
40; Fleischner, 51; Holtzclaw, 1. nose at his heefe, was: “Go airity! •' 1
Do you think I’m a bone^^*
5th ballot. Fleischner,
Fleisch ne r, 55:
56:
Klippci, 27; Brown, 40.
For pure grit and long-contin
6th ballot.
Flieschncr, 6f; ued patience you ought to go to
Brown. 62. Mr. Brown having Toledo. A young lady in that
received the majority was declared town has sent 116 pieces of poetty
duly nominated.
to a newspaper, and though all • •
have l>een rejected, she is strug
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c«i rrupt leeches on the principles for which I have fought
body*politic kmd||MSÌM
us to purge official’
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stations of- thèir unwk llegóme and baneful and struggled for 23 years in the
State of Oi’Ogon, and there is not an
presente. fUM'
3. The pre-i^t _ _ .erul A dmiu'atration, element in those resolutions which I
by it^ utter ii»>®i:y ti comprehend the dig- do not recognize as au old-friend for
nity or respo^s»:./
niiritià i of the duties with which I have fought, and will contin
wluci it is chi
- its devotion to per-
sonai jand p|g
tereets, by its weak ue to fight.
and
inconaiate^t
iui^*«enieiitof
the Nation
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A delegate moved that Gov.
al tìndncca,
tinïncce, by W»
interfer.
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Grover be nominated by acclama
<ff tlie corrupt gov-
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ernipents whic hliafl anftoaçd *>y ite Power tion. The motion prevailed, and
upon se versi St Sba u&he
ifjth Union, by its rom
plicitj
with
frpt If»'
M»ctî<:es and scandais tho announcement that L. F. Gro
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a^Rhy
in various qu^pt^r aiftl mj its
lU» appointèrent
nJ'pvui.uiCUk
of notoriously iiiConipjtenf men to high of- ver was declared the nominee of
positiuqs, hfrtt
ficial positiojis,
fri Jratiy brought upon its-
selfthe condeiqation pf the American pco- the Democrats party for Govern
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r.-^teat interference by
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lodal elections, and tlie
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use of jarge
of money to defeat the
Mr. McPhearson moved to ad
voice df the
tll/ough the "ballot-box,
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ije^oup severest condem-
deserves an
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ihi>èi »nd privilege« are
granted to auH rte ¿^public-iiiterests,and
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EGON.
ed in nomination for State Prin
when tiieae are >d,j
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to subserve the ob-
ereàtipn btjt for purposes of
jeef of their r L-w-r-
oppreuron aial
autl QXtori
«ixtorifon^ we declare it to
For Congressman tbo following ter:, Curry, of Moltnomah; Mart
«rduty ' ipf |he legislature to
he the right t a ahfl
control such
dor bórationl.
names jrcre.put in nomination: 1\ Brown, of Linn; Shepperd? of Ba
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6- That we^favor
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apteedr return to.speçie
ker; Hull, of Jackson.
the - A. LaDow, of Umatilla county;
payments, juat
juit Äd
te ‘¿ual taxation for Ä
support of Feitor* 1 W id State governments,
1st ballot. Brown, 85; Curry 9
and that we aria v ?P ?tjfed to all discrindna- W. W. Pag*, of Multnomah coun.
revenue > ty; J. W. Nesmith, of Polk; S. F. 16; Hull, 10; Shepperd, 12.
tion in the nq>e«& nente
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for the pnrporeaafrf pi Section.
7. That the free ni i igati,on and improve- Chadwick, of Marion; Ben Hay '»> On motion of Jno. F. Miller,
ment of the C>fambi _ river, the construc-
the* nomination of M. V. Brown
tion
of a '___ brealbteter
a »4 Port Orford, tlia im den, of Polk; J. H. Reed, of Mult
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provement of the Coquille and Willamette
w&8 made itnauimoue.
rivers, and tlie qdnstryction of the Portland nomah
Dalles A Salt 1 aMe Ktilroad,. are improve
OF PUBLIC IN-
Mr.'Watkinds «aid: "Mr. Pres* *■ SUPERINTENDENT
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of this State, aird that» the Federal Govern ident. I am authorized? by Mi.
ment ought by -kll proper means to assist
the-«e measureu 'tbat ^e are in favor of thq Chadirick to aay that he will. not
The following names were pre
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bill now beforeiCengiMss, generally known I
?®.^e Poril|n4,d|allefti A Salt Lake Railroad be a candidate for Congress be sented tothe Cdnvention for Su
bill, and we al ' $ fry o&the early completion
of tlie Oregon
djfornia Railroad to the fore this Convention under any perintendent of Public Instruc-
Houthem bou
ifjthe State.
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consideration.”
«Mons:
Curry4 of Multnomah;
8. That we;
) prove all measures In
the interests
itflista and monopolies
A delegate from Eastern Oregon Arnold of Benton, Galloway of
against labor,
infg thht distinctions, if
distinctions be made.jiha
“ nhottld be in favor of pledged Mr. LaDow to stand -Yamhill, Dawne of Marion.
the laboring olnarwhwl cot
(institute the mass
of our c^tirens, the ,prodxi(ji
iters of the wealth squarely on the platform with
1st. Ballot—‘Dawho, 49; Curry,
and prosperity tf^dui^com
wftry. We there-
for« aporove of W
-*- ’ principles, and Gov. Grover, -v
52; Galloway, 22.
he T declared
sympathise witti,the fvowi
“owed object of the
In response to frequent calls,
2nd Ballot—Dawne, 71; Curry,
Patrons of Husibaadryjan^ ] with those of all
other orders having for »heir object re- Ben Hayden declared himself out
39; Galloway, 12.
tronchment and I ■efbrtu in
* public afiairs,and
the sooiai advarti legient or the people; that of the fight; he had uevei* been an
On motion, tlio noininatiou of
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Concord and was carried hotfle.
Sis wife was frig!itcned, and'in
ruijuing to meet him fdlovpr ‘a
do#, breaking her arm. Now„iif
we could only find out what hap
pened to tlie dog.
A little girl asked a wrfnMdr,
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