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Newspaper Page Textr . ( r ; i i V. WILLAMETTE EAEMEE. Angora Goats Address to the FarraorG of us sensible ns it would he for tilts fur- concert of reeling tin.l action that mors of California to sen men- wnrai win riirini-qi -.v u- iiiiiii iiutv ovus or i mnui ciluca- 1 coHimunl- iwv.'v-.w.v-.OJO i '?", : i -ii'l iA.'1 rr, n.nli JHiSyij XM&AaJU pAVc,i' , ,. j -ovv York, to ho ro-snippeii in which we i-omi.iin. near 11 iTffitAi,'. .A-inftVv2i' ' l'rom uiatc number of tho Sacra-; ;,,,,,,,,,.,. In obedience to our Kiie-land: n thing which, ho it wild that " ti fitnjtcrJ yluh i.i an VlllbKA&W&SfflM&SMXM , monlo I'nion. wo ciii. thu following ,,...1,1i,...,,,...M...ii,,.f,,i,,r',..,v,.n.,..n to their credit, they havo not done, tionaf mxtiHittn.i u-furi mi MW' which wo find in it, San Francisco of 'mors, w?lM, llie, at Sa.cn, on SlftrX S KWMS , commercial letter: tlio 10th of April, wo address you Yorc, and the7rMii.liw wheat Is ta- further piocrnstlnatlon. SlllCin, Saturday, Mliy 1 7. "Iiierensod attention Is being given (hlH c.rcinr sollfltln your co-opcr- ken directly to tho market for which .lot is II. S.mitu, L'o,1 "'' 'The l;;rtI:!o n mer lully '"lion In tho pre-ont Attempt nt or- it is Intended, thus saving tho ex- . . I'out, Kasponsc of the Comn.ll.co. fcmwl, as molnllr! the pm,l"t of thl-' sanitation for tho purpose of mutual I" f " SlKo "lUiElS?m of .- ..".'J: , ' ,v the I im,?7X.I,,t,tl.,liV!.,i '''."'.I'Vlr 0I,1,ehten,nc,nt' I"1"' iltnc- S'fcnveadi !! BW d Protection. "In union ,., comitrlo i much prominence. Tliero Is now In there Is strength," Is nil old and true freight, and niai Tho conimltteo appointed h, Farmers' Stuto Convention to pro an address to tho farmeis of Oregon i t,H ,n!l.a,t, almost ready for export. I maxim, hut, nt no tlmo In direct trade with for- and the.v htiild, man their own vcs-oK The Xcxl XatIoii:il Issue. ".v...,.,. w .. - n . mm iiimiiui, iiniii'si, leiui mi u.iin i, havo nhly performed that duty, and about '1,000 pounds of mohair, raised wo publish It in this issue. They .J" California, and a groat deal of It of ..... .. i.i. r. i 1...11. t.i Ml J the nuidlty described as "fair average," tell us with force and truth, that the watchword of modem oll'ort Is "or ganize." Kvery political parly has a perfect orgntilzatlon--doiiingoguos sway the fortunes of our country balefully be cause they havo organizations to back them; monopolists and corpora tions arc banded together organized against the people oven tho very thieves of great cities are organized, and from tho lowest to the highest of bystems of plundering all aimed against tho people each one has an organization, and Mime of them even -it In slate and hold their councils, while they plot treason against us m urn. urn.- iM-iK"M mni "" """ , it IS moo ithehl.sto- There Is not a port on the Ka-tern ., .. , nsogenci- ' t shrewd managers do papers of wl which exacts a Icnuth of seven Inches and upward, with puru white, glisten ing and silky texture. X. (ilhnore, himself u prominent breeder of these valuable goats, and Secretary of tho Association ol Angora (J oat iJieedcra on tho I'acllle Coast, has been super intending the balling and preparation of the mohair, and will piobalily ship It fur Kiigliiiiil, that lielng the best existing market. Fair average Is worth one dollar the pound, and thu demand Increases much faster than the production, which Is now 7,900,000 pounds per year In all parts jf the world, exclusive of California. Quite a number of our ranch-owners are expelimelitiug with these goats, but N. (Illuioroof Kl Dorado and Cuptaln 10. I). Shlrlaud of Placer are placing tiller whole reliance on breeding solely I'in.i. mm. Mltiple. fi.ul III. hiimnli'S with the very power wo have given of mohair pinducrd bv their Hocks them with the very means with which wo have endowed them. The people are beset on every side, plundered, oppressed, and despised, and all the while they are like the sleeping giant annoyed by Injects, and only need to awake to drive their oppressors back, and show that they are omnipotent, and they are In truth all powerful, for " the voice of the people Is the voice of Ood," as true now as hen it was thunder ed from the tribune in the capltol of ancient 1 tonic. The giant must awake, it must or ganize. All the world of corruption istsand politicians, and monopolists, have organized and it is by means of disciplined ell'orls ellbrls that they oppress tho people. I.et the agricul turists of the world organize and work together, and they can make laws and (each executives and courts to enforce them. 'the extent of the movement of tho agriculturists of our nation can be es timated by reading some articles we copy fiom an exchange. At last the people .seem determined In "lake up arms against a sou of troubles, mid by opposing, end them." It Is the opinion of tho New York many other independent r ry of tho world has it been so goner- wjlor'u (le0 shrewd managers do papers of wldo Influence In thoKast, ally applied as in tins latter part 01 nt drop anchor and exchange tlielr ' that tho Presidential election of 187C tlio nineteenth century. Anciently, lumber for coin or such manufactur-1 wm no t.0ntestcd on tho issuo bo It was deemed appropriate in the "isgeiifs to tailed tweo,. the people and tho railway church and state or army, hut, or'0rvt'hin" to Now York for re-ship-, monopolies. Duo consoquenco is into years, tho rule is, organization went, tiius giving an extra profit to' given to tho organized movement of for most purposes, individual orens-, the nicroiiums 01 uuu great my. : (,c fiirmers or tlio West mul North Integrated exertion Is nccotiiiteil but ! Jruo oraiioim; ;, j ho vor h over, - h 0vcr two,vo ,iunilpec, farm. little, and really amounts to but lit-, ",?d"ffiXulU nJ.t oW granges nro nt present in heal- ue, exceiit as u leiuis lowaru u vig- . lu ,,,, u r oreiron. as well nstny notion in tnc single Htnto of orous concentration. ll(Olllu " OiidAXizi:," i thoo of other States, conduct their Is the word. If political purposes nre business in obedience to tho well to he accomtillshed oriranlo If a known rules of economy. '1 he poo o lie nuompnsnc i, oigani.o, u a ,,iu or t,is state coiisumo goods ptir- Imi'iit mul fMiutsliliiir fllv Is to lie '.. .. ..... u.....n .i...m... !..i... - " " - eiiascu 01 inu leiiiu ui-hivi.-", iiu sived, organize; if u wild and unln- bought them of the Portland mer liablted cnuntrv Is desired mr settle- chants, who got them or the San nivnt mul cuftlvation, organize; jfKranclM'i) nunvl.aids, wh( bought , . . . ., ' ,.. i ir them or the New ork merchants, money is to he made or saved, r , , 1jr ,M)Ught lhen (f 10 people are to be killed, or the wound-1 Liverpool merchants, who purcTused ed and dying to bo nursed and their iiiem oi tlio manuiacturers, who em miseries lesened, org pie nave anyming 10 ne given away, fI7Pllllirll ...'.,...,.. nf !.. Kn.dlsl. or ideas worth promulgating, inhere ' capitalist, tho Caliromhi capitalist, Is any Durpo'e. at all, which has a ! the Portland capitalist, and, maybe, rational connection with tho human ! one other speculator; but, still, we mind and heart, organize into successful operation irseii nun ineir . iiiem oi tuo mauuiaciurers, wnoem ganize; If poo- Iloytil men that wero led upon Or-i!n-u.n., ....! t'l'itu wheat, which lind passed begleiuua., tlrmi,rll the purf.i of the English lung.uiiiero'enjdtiiilst, tho California capitalist, which has a the Portland capitalist, and, maybe, . tlio 1iiiii.ni. one other speculator: but, still, we ,n mul mini talk of having been economical. I';1,81' 0, an I punt Wut L,L,onony c0rtuiiy (,r the ! ulnr 1 1. Aim, mr- a jiunnv wlso mul pound foolish" , ml gc Iowa, and they nro rapidly extend ing to nil tho States north of tho Ohio, and both east and west of tho Mississippi. Uy the tlmo of tho Fall elections this year these organiza tions will ho nhlo to control the poli tics of Iowa, Nebraska, IIllnoISjMich Igan, Minnesota, 'Wisconsin nnd Knnsas. In two years from date they will control every Stato in which agriculture Is the conspicuous indus try; which means that they will hold tho complete nnd overwhelming balauco of political power in tlio presidential election and in tho pop- branch of Congress. Old nollti- irnicnts hang loosely now nnd and examined by us were really beau tll'ul and cxiptixltcly line. It is esti mated by the I'acllle coast breeders ol Angora goat that within six years tho pioihiet of this slope will be ample to warrant the establishment of a factory." The information contained lu the foregoing Is valuable to Oregon be cause the Angora goat is also being reared succossuilly here. Visiting tho farm or Dr. Carpenter the other day, we saw his llnck or goats and kids, amounting in all to br0 In num ber, and can testlTy that they are thrifty animals, and the lleeces being taken from show that they do well and will pay haud.somly for the out lay and attention given them. The yield, too, Is about the same or II Clllll Mlllll H IIIIIII mill MVl.niir.w III liu , lUlllltltlim. ill-llllillll Mini'-,, K'Vill ... .11.. worth three times .is i. inch A-the corporations, and, with them, great , , J ' .. . which addresses itseir to tho pockot woitii mitt llimsasmuili. A ti e i f(ir,,M,(i r , There are other iestlons, such as of tiu frtr,llcr, to tho belly or tho lloek ranges from three-fourths to cipitai, are more potent lorgood or transportation, markets, prices, do-' ,.tv poor to tho prldo and indenen- seven-eighth spure blood, the tleeees evil, in the common business nlf.ilrs mestie manufactures, etc., which do- ,j0;,L.0 0f tho Ainerlcan character, are probablv above fair average. Dr. '' ll,e. l""n '"' governments or iiruiu .-.oiiuioii, ih lore we can ie e.- and to tho patriotism or every man Can.enler realized one dollara ixiund communities, (treat steamship and enipt rroiii the ruinous etlects or ex- who wishes to preserve something i arpinur naii.iiioueiioiiai apouuii i tor on. The cost uf tnuiMiortimr n mnn. i- n.. .U-i ....( i.... n..,?. last year, ami hopes to do belter the '-a ur lines umi inu ocean, great ,,,,,, of wl)t,lt lo Knf.ltCml is"8o 0 HV. ' ,mi of ,j rroTiulVlh' -Sw-present year. railway organizations upon land, cuts, whereby u ship of SOU tons n",t0nilwt. rcI'u,,,u- "t- The Angora goat is a much hand- manufactiner.s' unions, hoards of burthen, carrying ',."i,li00 bushels of somer unlmal than theeommon L-oat. ' t irrait combinations 1I.'Va!.,...S'1,;l,',i! .?.:',.,!!"(! .".HV" ."v.? Kim: i.v Tii.i.vMoou-.-nM,,, ?,;,, and its flesh Is much better eating, ;"r capital and brains, havo compell- 0nr KngU.sh market. Thesamo ves- learns that a disastrous tire occurred esteemed, In fact, wliere used, to be ed the organization of trades' unions, sel can, on Its return, bring a load to lu Tillamook county, on Thursday, equal to mutton. These goats will ' worklngmen'sco-operatlvosoelcties, New York, and froni there a load to 8t, st. A lire originating In tho .1 1....11 .....i. ...i.... . :.. . ... .. ' " uier, orgiiiii.uoii cuiii.en ..ruuiii-1 sort. v e pay i.r pronifi, aiiiouiitiug ; tliov will perish Into shreds nnd tnt tion. Combination and concentra- J'TJm'UX1 ! tl'" ,,foro 'e lcvcs fi"1 twko ,nor on, whether of mliul or matter, for , ;, Ju' $$$? ' Jjj JJ; froin 10 Wetcm forests. The dl the accomplishment or a purpose, WHi:ATf that, In ellect, cloth cost-' root object or the now popular party necessitate a like concentration in i B 7r, emits per yard Is laid down to now t.Hecting nnd drilling its forces order to make resistance practicable. ' us, upon the retail counter, for s-L'.'jri . ., ri,wIinHiitlmi i inv.iu.na Technically considered, tiiere are no , .rt ,ffi 'Witt nZTtlTl legalized monopolies lu America, c. jLt J " .'""!;" '" "A ;j . ' great railway cor)oratlons, and plac andyet wo have i.ractlcal monopo- ever beiMMhe case, aiid the question )" "'F.111 ,w comnlolcly under the lies, by the death or competition, Tor tho farmers of Oregon, as well as ' S0'SMCE through the crushing power of con- .r the other States r the Colon, Is, Jwith HV but IiH SM ri.... . i i how much or it is properly and prac- i..1 V." ... i '." "...i .' .?.. ' ?.'"..":nnt 1. 1. .i.i.. .. - in i-uiuiiiiiisuii iin inu main uiio. subsist and do well where sheep will farmer.-' clulw, patrons of husbandry, ?' '".uic '. wiieresiio win uauasi ',"".r .': : ". ."" J ; " V."' "-"':,M, wood spread rapidly, and burnt tlio I'uit in i: l.v Mips. .Mr. S. A. hanllv make a liviuLMiiid thev will and Iiiteriintloti.iN, and still we hear ,, V" ' "l, ' ''"!... ..i . ?.'"...,. dwellliiL'of Rev. Mr. .Tuci.W .mil nil - ' r-r ... . lllf , I'-.-VI III .1 lllll 111 I II III. Ill ML llll' .1... ..Ml i.l .!.. ..........w.il I I.I,. Ilf.lllll . .. .. . ' I. ... . .. .. . ... a upon Clarke, Kditor of the nttttinrtlc render great assistance In clearing , tho cry ol tlio oppressed but dl-uni- nite of Uon per cent, per liirimr, received a telegram n few ! iinisli luml irniliiu-mi in limusn iinnn ted many. Imploring the State and while tho farmer's nor een days ago from a leading New York I n, Hnish land Isreallv moreadapted National Uovcrninonts for protee- more than six upon the vahiji of hl.s imm and a vacant dwe paper, asking if he would go to the I , ,,em than the IkM r pmlrle, and i. '""iJJ;,,,. 1,0 In b .lltl't' miTtluVt'tho t,,, by Thonl" lta,M,,' w lava beds as a correspondent. As the nmcli laud that goes to waste with '''he agriculturists of Oregon, how- proportion will be greater when this ,i'"'r,y'il. The lire swept standing, nnd treated Mr. ('. with much consideration last winter at the I'.ast, and has asked him to furnish turn if the owners will commence gimt enough, and have means certainly verysignillcant, and should about five miles in length. the rearing of Angora goats. They enough, to take care or themselves, ,""'"1 0l,r w thoughtful atten- require very little care, and the ca.v- If they will only unite in brotherly . r." w .,,., ..... .. . I,i:iislx.i..-AVe weregratltlcil with regular coire-pondence from Or-i0es do not trouble them artereaily and elVeetlve co-operation. AVIthout -,,.,, T,',an ,"rirVnizatIoii but the l aU yitor.lay from l'hilip I-ov-, Ksq., egon, he fell under nn obligation to inrauey . , such union, they will continue to be, 'men composing it felt, more than "rI',l,n "'ity, and a short Interview favor the request, and started on 1 We know that sheen nav well, and lls they have been, the victims of ever berore, the absolute neces.sitv with him satlstles us that ho Is one of ... . ..... .. ... .1 I I F ...I.I....H.... . ...I.I.l. ...Ill I . ... . .mil .In ..i nu......t....il.... f 1 a 41IA iuh.I.Ii... ....... ..i" ll. . t TT. Thursday lor Yrektl. lie Will u rile there is reason In bellevu llmt ('ii1i- iiiiiiiiii!iiioiis wmen win oe more ' "', "i ui-guuiM iiiimi, uioruer 10 i""'K me" i 1110 couinry. jju :h, jr frequently fr the sea, ! mi, AnKora goats w... pay .k,,,. S. tf "f Xtffi V-n'r f.S!,r ZZ Sch nieT Z fwiir. 'Ihe paper referred to hasj.M,.,, Carpenter v Hammer are why the people of Oregon .should be wlmt Mini of an organization, is left . ,".., ,,r,v n meets to Mill Mr. C. many compliments fori doing a .service to the people of Ore- tributary to California, only that we for the convention of next .1 line to J i.aiajcite. his ability as a iuiirinill-t and cone-' ,r,m in ..ivln.Mi r.ilrinsi i.nim niUlm- are iiiiio.ieut enough to permit Mich decide; and, in tlio menu time, the ... . spiimleni and his miiele, mi indliui ,,r iii... ..i 1 .. r,,i ..11...1. Ji roiulitloti. Or, is It necessary that committees appointed at the last ' ! Sr.vri: IIousi:. Tho Com- ir 1 1 I nulmals. hum I other, ol,r wheat and wool and everything meeting will he busy gathering in- niNsIoners hnvo nccepted the plans matteis haxe l.een e-pec all.x com-, have aNo commenced the breeding tmt we sell, as well as everything formation that Will lie or Inestlma- and speeitleatlons for 1 stntn Ilnuso mended as inleiestlng mid ueeuiiite. of them, h, We may look for sitNfae- that wo buy, should be overlmuleifl hie value in determining the ways '. " ,, '" n tstnto iiouso It Is hoped that campaigning in the torv ie-ults todevelope bv their e- w-ted at our expense, and re-taxed d means of amelioration. There !,"u"c" ' -Messrs. Ivruinbeln 4 summer M-asou ma v do Minielhlng ..i'li.nei. ' to augment the already overshadow- is one iiuestion which the coming, t'Hbort, architects, of Portland. .. .....i.....,. ........ .... ' lllg caiUIIII Ol .S..III I'l'illlcl-eo. Tie lOIIVCIIIIOII can lot overlook-, mul Wu llllilnrstiiiiil I in , na tin nn. fur a iiiw.iiii lesioiiug uis iieaiin. which has not been favorable for a long I'uum Pi "" ... peoile who consume our wheat give that Is, " Jfouw niaiiiiactiin'n, ami huildlntr to cost when eomnleted. .NNsM.AM.-Mr..lohu credit to California; those who man- vonniimutlv t home murkvl. If we " t "-noiMMi """I'lcico, I' iiisi, , 1 oiemaii, .leiiei'son eotiuiv, i'a., wri- "ciui' iu ihmi, ni.v uuu 11 came vuuui iniihv unrowiicioiu, we could ting for the PvitMi'it vi'vv Pieol. frulu CiiUfornia; while the inferior "'" traiispyrtatlou and .speculator's -- l.ivmn-ooi. V.i.:viMr,.iM.o.N. m,,.. ,,,, .., .dH,ut' vourVu.or nd I.""!"-!" f !" State pap to the prollts upon wool., transportation irri'itxi:ii.-IIoii. J. If. Mitchell, riiel'.iiiliuiililiillli.miii'VlimMl.iL...v.. , ll.r, ' mo ,HUt n,r I'-'I'er.aud detriment ol Oregon. It is ueles.s and protlt upon tho ci.oth, and S. Senator from Orcon. returned 1 in 1 miian I allleson I I.u.mI.i. gave l0 , j,t ready to start tor Oregon, to expect fair prices for our products transportation with profit upon , ,., . ,,,' , , 1 ".,r .."1 . . 1, . 1 ,-i various quoialions of wheat In l.lver I aNo would like to go, for I am tired or to obtain our goods at a fair protlt, wiikat, besides being able to adopt , , . , or1tr,iUlt, 11 tlc11"9t pool ihe ortwiiiimi, liS. I.l(.. p.'. a,: .. i,,,.., , ,., ... ,, ,,. ,, , mi long as we p.is-, them through the the more successful and nroiital.l.. trip of tho AUx. Ho was met by n .... ......... till ll'l l MH 1 1 ...!. .' ...1 rt . . . Itrrtilil, lis. lM.(.i r.'s. id; and tin ........i.... 1 .'.-.... 1 hands ol the merchant princes of sy.tom or mlunl hutbunrfri. ' is " ........ oil r Mslt-r. IIIIIII Willi llli I liipi'.lll. mil.. V..... I.'..- .. . ...I 1.1 . . - - - ..... " . mi inn 1 iiiii'iiini' .11111 . 1-in him 1 iii irmriiii ii'ii 11 1 r:i ii iiiiii in ri iiiii ii'itiiiiiiiui .. -' .III in ll l'IWtWII 1 il-YIV "' hlllW IIIIII II Llllllllll 11 l ILIfllll III Hull, tin, IJs.lM., Us. Id.(.. IJh. i'.,I. Not lielng able lo decide uliieli Is collect, cglelbi lltttti Iiii'k, whlili s (he highest, mill presumably, nearest light. large number or his personal friends', day April ffllj more or less. The what we wNh to sell, nor inanuliic- afyou'to recollect th'u "the grouuu is 100 wei uipiow; o 1 nouiii in' "inu mwisu 10 nuy Oil: like to get lu a better farming couu I'lll tlliwn III, if I111I11 lit. ..... ..!..... tt can we hope for a material reduction and conimoiice. at once, the iin-n'i. Im.mkiiia.nts. Over two hundred in iiiii,i,i ii-.n..i,f .. . 1...... .... .1. 1. t.. i.... 'i ... .r.... . .-1. nruL hi inn iiiiinu 01 11 viuit 111 iiviirv iiriu.iiii.i iir linn niiv iiiiiiiiitiiiit iirriviwi iiihjii This hiillcaies an iiiUance in ' state ot things remains. For the the Simn. nmi iv.im i.'.. ......1 .... .1..... ...... ... ,...,.. .1.... 1 1.1.. .. 1.1..1. 1.1.. . . . v . --"., ...... .... .niiv rv:iiii 1111 inu aii'iiuiur .iin.v m.si imiiiimiii. lite uheai maikct. . . "."'I' """ unngsour loreign goods 1 e egates to the State Convention to i.in.. r .1 .. . ,W, 1.. Sti.i.iN l)i:rii.-l-'iomihi .'.- Irom the home p,.rts, leaves them in be held ut S.ileiii on Tiitwlav 1 e fr0IU t"e"tesof WIcoiln, ,. , i welcain that Counie-s de l'.uir- IVancUeo to be re-taed, ami 10th day or next June Yholher nt llvhignii, ICnnsis, and Illinois. i ..MI.M5. .Mr. N II. Long ley, ui I- ,,,,,. ,,,,.,. , ,, ,,,, v "Vil,.i.Hil.l..ilrt0 " '" hM'fX i"1011 ,1,l,.t ,i"," wo i'ter into ac!., ,,.," .' - - ling to ik. limn M. Louis, .Missouri, ,,, chieago on Thur.lav, lRtli V ,k K '.', "J riv,lyl )vv l?!' 'W'Ucs and powerftil State organization, or' own vvirn-Wo le-.m tint a ; '; Xi ;',:,:;p :';;;, 'z '::;;::', "jr.vt.'ffi , -sits ,. , ,, ,. asaas SiSsS sTKSr v""" ,,0'k -I - ! I l in.ilMWy , (., Now Votk ,,,! i:,m,v. "Slii, '"'.v olllior Co ay fr,.lBl,l', l. f lSSf rtfch Zir ",vJE I "lunl.l. . lirlin'ii iiiiin r.iniin,. will, in,, 11 r. r f ...... 1... in .. .. I directly, on oallast. or to send our tim,.. ,,ii.,.ii,,,,.- ,. .,u..i t.. . .'. . . "is " uisli to get a well sis(ed thetoiu- Jug ,ear a povllile."