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TUESDAY
FKBKUARY 15. 1S0S
THE "BOSS" AGATX.
The Oresonian having charged
Jlr. Mitchell with most of the offenses
in the category, has discovered a
new one, and accuses him of being
the political boss of Oregon, equal in
turpitude to Qua', Piatt, Croker, or
any other man who may happen to
be m popular disfavor just at pres
ent. It is useless to waste words in
showing what petty motives of jeal
ousy actuate the Oregonian in this
instance; and it is equally useless to
call attention to the unfairness of
the charge.
In the same article wherein Mr.
Mitchell is charged with being the
unsavory "boss," Joe Simon, the
little man who says nothing, but does
a whole lot, is pictured as a clean
minded individual, who never knew
anything about politics and has had
nothing to do with the machiner of
the Republican party in Oregon
Simon, according to the Oregonian,
is a simple-minded little boy, who
never put up a job or packed a pri
mary, and to whom the devious ways
of politics are as a sealed book.
All this is rot, and the Oregonian
knows, or if it dcesn't it ought to
"know, that such stuff will never be
swallowed by fair-minded Republi
cans. It will take more sophistry
than even the Oregonian possesses to
convince the people that it was not
Joe Simon and his fawning followers
who made the coalition with Jona
than Bourne and the Populist last
winter, which made the hold-up at
Salem possible. The Chronicle
docs not care to attack Mr. Simon,
because his political reputation is
known to the people of Oregon, so
that the words of the Oregonian will
fall of their own weight; nor does
Tiik Chkonicle sare to be continu
ally defending Mr. Mitchell, because
he is able to stand upon his own
merits. But the ravings of the Ore
gonian are too amusing to be passed
unnoticed.
Bosses are never popular, and Mr.
Mitchell's popularity in this state is
sufficient to prove that he doe3 not
belong to the kind of men called
bosses. Fancy Joseph Simon and
John 11. Mitchell running against
each other for an office in the popular
vote, and the result would clearly
show that the people do not regard
Mr. Mitchell in the colors the Orego
nian paints him.
But enough of this. The Orego-
nian's latest attack on Mr. Mitchell
simply shows to what extremities
that paper is driven for ammunition
in its jealous warfare against this
gentleman.
Mr. F. A. Seufert has achieved
fame through his refusal to join with
the fusionists. The action of the
Democrats in cleaving unto the Pop
ulists will turn many men away from
their party, as it seems to have
done with Mr. Seufert. The fight is
squarely on between free silver and
sound money, and It is not difficult
for each voter to determine where
he belongs.
The gradual increase of the re
ceipts from the Dingley tariff seems
to justify its friends in their prertic
tions that it will soon produce suffi
cient revenue for the uses of the gov
ernment. The customs returns for
January were 81 1,300,000 in round
figures. This indicates an increase
over the December returns of 82,
600,000, and is exactly 83,000,000
more than tlio receipts of January,
1897. Beginning with August, tho
first full month of the Dingley tariff,
there has been an increase every
month. This increase amounted to
$900,000 in September, to 81,800,000
in October, to 8100,000 m Novem
ber and 81,900,000 in December.
The receipts for the early days of
February indicated a decidedly up
ward tendency, so that a considerable
surpluses expected at the end of the
present month.
llutneH Announcement.
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ami lioiiso broker ; anil also collections
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