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SATURDAY
JANUARY S, 1S9S
WHERE THE FAULT LIES.
The Kenublican party has a load
to carry in the coming state cam
paign which makes success a matter
of uncertainty. This is not due in
any way to a lack of confidence in
the policies of the party or to any
dissatisfaction with the results of the
first year of a national Republican
administration. The country is ac
knowledging its debt ot gratitude
every day to the Republican party
because it has changed adversity
into prosperity and brought the light
into darkened places. The conse
quences ofJJBryan's election arc too
awful for contemplation, and Repub
lican principles have been justified to
a degree even more than the most
sanguine leaders dared to anticipate.
But in the state campaign the situ
ation is far different. jThe split
among the Republicans in Multno
mah county has left a breach in the
walls, through which it is possible
for the enemy to enter. The fratri
cidal war in Portland, instead of
coming to an end, bids fair to in
crease in virulence, and to an un
prejudiced mind the fault seems to
he wholly and entirely with Joseph
Simon and his followers. In order
to reach such a conclusion it is not
necessary to go back to the circum
stance attending the primary elec
tions of 1804. Neither side, then,
was wholly right or wholly wrong.
But after things had some to a bad
pass an offer of compromise was
made by the Mitchell Republicans,
only to be scorned -by the Simon
men. The proposal carried a spirit
of fairness with it, and its rejection
meant only one thing that the
Simon men were afraid to try issues
on an even field.
The Republicans from the outside
counties in Oregon care nothing for
the local bickerings in Multnomah
county if the quarrels can be confined
locally in their effect. Rut in this
circumstance such is net the case.
The Multnomah county fight has for
its direct end the control of the dis
trict and state conventions to be
held next spring, and in this the out
side delegates have vital concern.
Because of the selfishness of the Si
mon men a bitter fight will be made
necessary in every county in the
state. The blame is placed rightly
when it is laid at the feet of Joseph
Simon, the man who, more than any
one else, has brought about the
threatened temporary disruption of
the Republican party in Oregon.
To talk of compromise now is idle.
It is war to the end against bosses
and bossism. Simon is the incarnate
representative of the party boss, and
the delegates who attend the next
state convention, if they desire the
success of Republican piinciples,
should sec to it that Simon can no
longer use the Republican party us
an instrument to further his selfish
ends.
The senatorial contest in Ohio is
making converts for the proposal to
elect senators by a direct vote of the
people. It seems legislators can no
longer be trusted. The Republican
state convention in Ohio indorsed
Hanna as its candidate for senator
and pledged the Republican vote in
the legislature for him. This pledge
has been broken deliberately and
premeditativcly, to the disgrace of
the Republicans in Ohio. We be
lieveiHanna will be elected, 'but the
spectacle already presented shows
that legislatures no longer represent
1
the will of the people when it comes
to electing senators. Oregon is an
other case in poiut.
Within the past six months orders
on foreign account for 200 locomo
tives are said to have been placed
with American manufacturers. This
is only one of the many evidences of
the beneficial effects of protection to
Home industries. Under it the
American iron and steel industry has
grown and been so perfected that it
now defies the competition of the
world. Iron and steel arc now be
inc shinned in force quantities to all
-'
countries, including England, whose
manufacturers, but little more than
thirty years ago, furnished all the
steel rails used in this country.
WAR IMPOSSIBLE.
Wkr Conflict with Knulnnd Coald
Not IHikc riuvi.
The possibility of war between Eng
land anil America, the two great English-speaking,
civilized and civilizing
powers of the world, is certainly re
garded on this side ol tlie .tiamic, nnu
probably on both, as infinitely remote.
During the height of the so-called Ven
ezuelan crisis a little more than a year
ago nothing was more remarkable than
the calm antl pacitic tone in reuuiuu
thereto shown by the English people
and the English press, in sharp contrast,
to the belligerent attitude, to say noth
ing of the commission of a tlying squad
ron, evoked by the now historic tele
gram of the German emperor. All tins
is now ancient history. Hut the dif
ference in feeling was clear and unmis-
lakable. Every Englishman believes in
the unfortunate possibility of an Anglo-European
war. No Englishman be
lieves in the real possibility of an (Anglo-American
war. The two countries
arc united by ties of blood, religion anil
language. f hey have vast financial and
commercial relations. They would, in
the event of war whatever its result
inflict on one another incalculable dam
age and loss. They have no conflicting
interests, territorial or otherwise -Canada
not excepted sufficient to justify
such an international calamity. All
these circumstances should combine to
render such an event impossible. These
considerations directly affect my argu
ment. Half the exports from the United
States to England are, in fact, bread
stuffs, and of this commodity alone
these exports supply more than one
third' of our yearly national consump
tion. To deprive American wheat, pro
ducers and grain shippers of their
most valuable market would inflict ma
tcrial injurv on American prosperity
Let us suppose that a combination of
European powers against England de
clared food to be contraband of war.
Such a declaration of international law
has generally been opposed to Ameri
can policy on general international
grounds. For the special reasons men
tioned above, and again to quote Mr,
Balfour, "this theoretical prepossession
would be stimulated by the strongest
motives of personal interest." At the
same time it may be remarked that
Uncle Sam would hardly declare war
in order 'to enforce this view except
for his own hand. 'North American Re
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Strayed.
Strayed from Dufur, Or., about the
lust ot July, two bay horaea, of about
1000 pounda weight, Iwth goldinga; one
a light bay, branded on right hip; the
other a dark bay, branded 11 F (connect
cd) on left ahoulder. Information lead
ing to the recovery of either, or both, of
theto .horaea will be rewarded by the
owner. Rkv. John Kvanh,
dccll-lm-ll Columbui, Wash.