How about Connecticut ?
Qj
The Word White to be Stricken from
the Naturalization Laws.
S quirie ’ s C ourt .—Before J. R. Wade, J. P.,
Tuesday and Wednesday—State of Oregon vs.
Albert Johnson, (colored) for inducing a girl (col­
ored) under the age of sixteen to leave home, with­
out the consent of her parents—discharged. Kah­
ler and Neil for prosecution—Fay for defense.
Friday : State of Oregon vs. Ambrose—assault and
battery—fined $10 and costs.
EXTRACRLINÀRY DISPLAY
The Democracy very recently gained a great vic­
—OF—
tory in Connecticut. The good news was an­
The Radical platform of Oregon contains a reso­
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, 1870
nounced iu this city by telegrams to the associated lution which pledges the party to oppose all change
press, and elicited remarks from the organs of both in the naturalization laws, by which no other for­
parties, the Herald was properly jubilant over eigners than those already mentioned in the law
the success of its party in a great fight, and the can become citizens of the United States. By this
Oregonian was disposed to underrate the prestige resolution the Radicals intend to convey the im­
G recian B end .—Several cases of this rage ap­
thus gained. It attempted to convey the idea pression that they are opposed to Chinese suffrage. peared In town this week—the first we have had.
FOR CONGRESS :
that the Radicals were overcame, not by the pow­ That, this is mere pretense it requires very little We don’t consider the fashion at all admirable,
ers of their enemies but from their own neglect, science to percicve ; but ns some may be fooled by but suppose it must be hugely comfortable.
and wound np by tho usual braggadocio indulged the plausible assertion, we shall take care to ex­
in after defeat. To read our neighbor’s articles, pose the whole scheme of deception. In the first
one would suppose that the Radical party was in­ place, the resolution not only excludes Chinamen,
ave just received a tiior -
vincible
everywhere,
and
that
success
invariably
onirh assortment of FALL and WIN-
but all negroes not born in this country. By what
FOR GOVERNOR :
1ER
GOODS, consisting of the very latest,
followed “an effort,’’ while defeat never came ex­ rule of ethics the Radicals, who are in favor of ne­
y vtrtue of an execution duly styles of
l . r. groves .
cept as a consequence of neglect. That such argu­ gro suffrage as a general proposition, can justify
ISSUED BY the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
ments as this are without foundation generally, the exclusion from it of such negroes as are not the State of Oregon, for the County of Jackson,
and especially not tenablo in the recent case ol natives, we cannot divine ; yet such is the incon­ and to me directed, in favor of Anderson <t Glenn
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE :
Connecticut, is evidenced by the history of the re­ sistent position that the sixth resolution of their and against N. Cook, for the recovery of the sum
of two hundred and seventy-six dollars and thirty­
cent contest. The Radicals in (hat case did make platform places them in, See how it will work in eight cents ($276 38), with interest thereon at the CLOAKS,
s. r. CHADWICK.
a most strenuous effort to win the day, and were Portland. We arc told that more than half the rate often per cent, per annum from the 18th day
HATS,
defeated, not through neglect on their part but in negroes in Portland are from Jamaica , W. I., or of June, 1868, together with costs and accruing
costs,
I
have
levied
upon
and
will
on
Saturday,
the
spite ot their most earnest endeavors. The Mis­ from the lower Pacific coast of America, None of
14th day of May, 1870, between the hours of nine
FOR STATE TREASURER :
SHAWLS,
souri ll<publican, ot March 30th last, in an article these can vote, and the Platform of the Radical o’clock a. m. and four o’clock p. m. of said day,
on the then pending election, said : “A few days party says they never • shall acquire that right. Is at the Court House door in Jacksonville, in said
li. FLEISCHNER
BALMORAL
since a committee of leading Radicals from Con-' not this an outrngeou? s inconsistency on the part of County, offer for sale, for cash, at public auction,
to the highest bidder all of the right, title an<i in­
nectieut interviewed President Grant and sugges­ those who claim to be par excellence the black terest of the said N. Cook, in and to the following
SKIRTS,
ted to him the propriety of formally proclaiming man’s friends? By what argument can such a described real property : The South east quarter
FOR STATE PRINTER :
the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment. The course be justified to the native born negroes? It of Section 25, in Township 36, South Range, No.
TRIMMINGS,
2 west, within said Jackson county, Oregon.
T. PATTERSOK
Committee were perfectly frank in stating the rea­ all men are created equal, why should foreign
T. G. REAMES, Sheriff.
NOTIONS,
son tor their solicitude on this point ; namely, that born negroes be denied rights that are conceded to
Dated April 16th, 1870.
aper!6-w4.
au election was to occur in Connecticut the comin'>• those who are natives of the country? The Rad­
week, and the strong probabilities were that the icals of Oregon will attempt by some sort of soph­
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY :
Democracy would carry the State by about one istry to justify their sixth resolution, but Sumner,
AI p « n complete R’Nortment of GENTS
1st District -H H HANNA.
thousand majority, unless the negroes were allow­ I in the Senate, has fixed up the record so that all
and BOYS’ clothing of the »ery latest
N JUSTICE’S COURT OF THE STATE OF
ed to vote. The negroes, they said, having al­ humbug picas in that regard will fail. In Phila­
Democratic County Convention.
ready been registered, were prepared to march in delphia a foreign born negro applied for naturaliza­ o Oregon. County of Jackson, for the Precinct
f Jacksonville, before J. R. Wade, J. P.
solid column to the polls an 1 deposit a sufficient tion papers, but wa- denied the right to declare
John Orth, Plff vs. John R. Peacock, Deft.
By resolution of the Democratic County Cen- { number of “strictly loyal” ballots to rescue the! his intention to become a citizen, on the ground
tral Committee held in Jacksonville. Aprd 2d, land ot steady habits and counterfeit nutmegs from
Civil action to recover money.
that none but white men ceuhl become naturalized.
1870, the Democratic County Convention for nom­
To John R. Peacock, the above named Deft:
inating a County Ticket will be held in Jackson­ the threatened calamity of a Conservative triumph.” His loyal attorney, concicving said refusal to be You are hereby required to appear in said Court
—OUR—
ville on Saturday, May 7th, 1870. The Commit­ It will thus be seen that so great was the solicitude an outrage, immediately advised Charles Sumner, on Monday, the 30th day of May, 1870, at 10
tee recommend that the Precinct Meetings for the of the Radicals .to carry Connecticut, that they at Washington, of tho situation, and received the o’clock in the forenoon of said day, and answer
election of Delegates to the County Convention be thought it worth while to send a Committee to
the Complaint filed in the above entitled action.
r
*
following reply :
held on Saturday. April 3»>th. 1870, at 1 o'clock
It
is
ordered
by
the
Court
that
publication
of
this
W ashington , March 23, 1870.
p. ra. The apportionment is based upon the vote wait on the President and demand of him the aid
notice be made for six consecutive weeks in the
cast for J. S. Smith, giving one delegate to each which, by tueir calculations, au wurly proclama­
D ear S ir : It is with a fci-ling of shame that I D emocratic N ews , a weekly newspaper published are of California manufacture, far superior
precinct at large, one delegate for every twenty- tion ot the ratification of the Fifteenth Amend­ am aware that the discrimination in favor of white at Jacksonville, Jackson county, Oregon. You
in quality to Eastern make, and wegu»ran<-
five votes cast for Smith, and one delegate for each
are
hereby
notified
that
if
you
fail
to
answer
said
ment
would
give
them.
It
is
said
that
the
Presi
­
men still lingers in our naturalization laws.
fraction of thirteen votes bver twenty-five. The
Complaint as above required, the Plaintiff will ask tee to fit the most exquisite foot.
Precincts, under this apportionment, are entitled dent at first refused to hasten reconstruction mat­
I have introduced a bill to strikeout this last for the relief as demanded in said Complaint.
tn the following number of votes in the County ters, merely to gain a poiut in Connecticut, but relic of former days, and it is now before the Ju-
■JOHN ORTH, Plaintiff.
Convention :
that afterwards he was couvineed that there was diciary Committee awaiting ‘heir report.
Jacksonville, April 11th, 1870.
aprl6-w6.
3 an urgent necessity, and consented to issue the re­
4 ; Applegate,
Ashland,
With thanks f r the intcrc-t
*• ' -
3
Butte Creek,
4 ; Eden,
•J) Sdu
’02sl ‘PS IP'lv
quired
proclamation,
so
soon
as
Texas
was
a
knit
­
9
•
this
matter,
1
Eva»s Creek,
j Flource Rock,
•q.ipid
2 ted, without waiting for Georgia, and, accordingly,
1 5 Foots Creek,
Forest Creek,
has been replenishsd and prices reduced to
put:
ssaujviau
qi
’
.w
ariop
OKMIIYdHU
1Ô
Jacksonville,
1
Grants Pass,
•dttaqo
|p>¡
<»j
puuoq
ihk
j
Apuanbae
we find that document, dated March 30th, the very
meet the times. Querns wire, Crockery, nn<I
1
1 » Leland.
Klamath
Bas .fanoni pua pâiiq a.ni samu sn : ajaq.u
day
on
which
the
article
in
the
liepublican,
from
2
3
Manzanita,
» Rock Point,
«qojtid ajojaq qua w am axiJi oj qoM op the like, in abundance ; in fact, all kind» of
4
Table Rock,
whi:h we quote, was published. We are not ad­
1
Sterlingville,
b a.wqu aq| jo .C ub ïfuiqsiM suosjaj
UOods to supply the wants of the people.
3 vised as to whether the negroes voted at the elec­
1 5 Willow Springs,
Union Town,
•)ins o) uoi)iunintiiB jo
The Committee have decided upon the voting for tion, but if they did (and it is likely they did) they
p iw ‘spppid jatyo pun jaífuujaq ‘suiiil
IT IS
J. S. Smith in 18BR, as a test entitling voters to
I',] .1° JU.HIIJJOSSB aSjB| I! pllliq IIO OS[B
participate in the Precinct meetings, who resided must have divide 1 at the p<dis, or else the Demo­
s£i[ A*ja|ppv¡j aip ui JounpAjaaa puy
in the county
that time. This test does not af­ cratic victory was gained both over their he «.«I
i
fect voters who have come into the county siuce and that of their Radical admirers. In ei
VII
the last election.
case, the calculations of the Radicals were o
The Commi’tce ask the Democracy of the vari­
to advertise prices, but will assure yon that-'
KKIVS
ous Precincts to turn out in mass, and send up to thrown, and the Democracy have cause for r,
you can buy gissls of us, FOR CASH, at as­
gratulation. So it will be seen that the Dernocr
the County Convention their best men.
W. F. SONGER, Ch’r Com.,
ic victory in Connecticut is a matter that indic.it
‘SUiidS
tonishing low prices.
J amrs T. G lenn , Secretary.
much, especially coming as it does on the heels
Call and see us ; we are well supplied with
‘S«l III AV
a decreased Radical vote in New Hampshire»,
goods, anil tire bound to sell then) for cash
“Still We Live.”
where the Radical candidates come in ahead by |
‘s:ri(inui
lower than any other house in the county.
only a neck. When the Republicans can’t hold
With to-day’s issue we complete the first Vol­ their own in Naw England, what show have they
‘ssaNiivu
ume of the D emocratic N ews . Custom has made iu Oregon?— Herald.
it imperative, on such occasions, for the Publish­
‘saiaavs
er to announce his success, as also the objects
Republican Economy.
ni
which he hopes to atta.n. Commencing under the
State. Now the q«.
XV H3HÍ1A3V^Í1KV
most unfavorable auspices, our neighbor predicted
Ours is a good Government. It came in power
that that sickly babe could not survive six months, to inaugerate a series of brilliant reforms and to that the Fifteenth Amendment ,su-ciHcd) to the
Constitution of the United States is in the sime
but “still we live,” and that sickly babe has not retrench expenses.
‘MIrIIAXOSM3Vr
‘XO37IHO
only survived, but has grown, keeping pace with
As a sample of its economy, wo call attention to category with the provision in that of this State,
his age, notwithstanding our neighbor’s predic­ the following facts : Alaska is now one of our ac­ which we have quoted from. In both cases, legis­
Corner California and Kowrth St».
lation
to
enforco
the
article
is
mentioned,
and
if
tion.
quired possessions. It is a place of rest for ati
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT-
Being permanently settled here, our interests are army of United States officials, who live off tho one does not enforce itself, why should the other?
1 rally inform his friends and the public gen­
The
conclusion
seems
to
be,
then,
that
in
the
ab
­
identified with the prosperity of this section ; and people. In response to a Congressional resolution,
erally hat he has jHirchased the above estab­
a long acquaintance in Jackson and adjoining Secretary Boutwell has transmitted to the Speaker sence of any law to enforce the Fifteenth Amend­
lishment of Mr. Dan. Cawley, which will bo
henceforward conducted under his constnnt per­
counties, induces us to hope that with the assist­ a detailed account of tho Alaska swindle for the ment to the Constitution of the United States,
St
must
remain
inoperative,
and,
sonal supervision, and he guarantees satisfaction
consequen
ly,
ance of our friends we shall be able to make the past-year. Receipts from all sources, $21,489 34.
Si êH
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
groes
cannot
vote
in
Oregon
next June. Let the
N ews a first-class local newspaper, and in the fu­ Expenses to collect the above, $597,789 19.
These stables are centrally located, and within
ture, as in the past, it will be devoted to the inter­ So it costs $27 50 to collect $1 of revenue up lawyers argue this question, and begin now, as
convenient distance »>f th» various houses of public-
important results may follow its determination.—
entertainment. Hones or mules will bo boarded
ests of this portion of the State.
there 1 But then loyalty must bo rewarded, and
Herald.
and cared for, by the du-v or week, at moderate J
Politically, the D emocratic N ews , as its name who of the workingmen will object to such a little
charges.
He lias the largest stuck in Oregon,,
indicates, will be devoted to the grand old Demo­ steal ?
.
south of Portland, oi
S ocial E quality ,—The Santa Clara Argus of I
cratic party. Believing that with that party rests
We suggest tho idea of employing postmen to April 9th says :
the welfare of the people, and the preservation of deliver letters free in that region. They go around
—AT THE—
The white and the black Radicals of San Jose
Constitutional liberty, we will devo eto the defease on skates—chance for more steel. Ours is a good
have set the example of social equality. The I
with single or double beanrrs^for hire on reason­
of its principles all the ability we can command. Government.— Pomeroy's Democrat.
daughters of some of the leading men of the party !
able terms-; *'.*>,
"We have been compelled to issue upon brown pa­
attended
the
colored
ball,
on
Thursday
evening!
T he N EGRO-lNDIAN-ClIIMEHE-Sri'FRAGE P artv
GOOD SADDLE MORSES & MILES,
per for the last four months ; being situated in an
and had a jolly good time with the colored beaux. <
R
ebuked
!
—
On
the
first
Monday
of
this
month,
isolated portion of the country, and not getting
Which will be hired to go to any pswfc of
Xon disputandum est de gUstibus. Cerfiiinly they
our winter’s supply before the snow fell so as to the hitherto very Radical Commonwealth of Con
the country at moderate rates..
had a right to do so, and we do not mention the
—ON TIIE—
prevent its reaching us—that was our only re­ nectieut held her annual election for Governor and
Animals bought and sold,, and Luts** bositt t*
saddle or harness.
course ; but we hope to be able to commence our members of the legislature. The Democracy went fact in a spirit of fault-finding. It is said that in
waltzing
the
dusky
exquisites
gave
the
preference
square
into
the
fight
and
camo
out
with
banners
next Volume on white paper, and whilst striving
T- G. Romes*
Evening of April 26th, 1870.
to make ample return for all favors, we would re­ flying ! They elected their Governor by a large ii plain beauties ; while the plain gentlemen af-
Nov. 6th, 1869.
novfitf.
cted
the
colored
darlings.
The
diversity
of
tastes
majority
besides
wresting
the
State
Senate
from
quest the people of this section to continue giving
the toils of the Bondocrats. Certainly Connecti­ •evented all squabbling about partners. All went
us their assistance.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
erry as a marriage bell—
cut has done nobly. Grant carried the State by
“Ami when music arose with its voluptuous swell, A GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN AT TIIE
W ith proper management the ratification near four thousand majority. One year of Grant Soft eyes looked love to eyes which spake again.” /V U. S. Hotel, Jacksonville, Ogn., on the even­
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
ing of the 26th of April, 1870, in commemoration
of this amendment will give us in Oregon 200 col­ was all the people of the “land of study habits,”
firm of Caro Bro’s, Ashland, Oregon, is this
The fact that four Democrats in the Senate are of the Fifty-first Anniversary of the introduction day dissolved by mutual consent, M. Caro with­
ored votes, and elect the entire Republican ticket wanted. What a change !—to be wrought in so
of Odd Fellowship within the United States. All
at the June election. At the Presidential election short a time ! Does anybody in Oregon see the opposed to the Astoria land grant h is afforded Re­ Lodges and members in good standing, and the drawing from the firm.
All debts due the late firm at Jacksonville must
publican papers a great deal of solid^ comfort, by I public generally, are invited to attend.
Grant only lacked 164 votes of getting tho electo­ hand-writing on the wall ?— Mercury.
be paid M. Caro within fort< days, or they will b»
enabling them to demonstrate that the Democratic
ral vote of Oregon. There are upwards of two
placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
In Spinner’s department or bureau of the Treas­
■Committee of Arrangements :
party was determinedly opposed to giving Oregon
hundred eolored voters in Oregon. Nine-tenths of
M. CARO,
ury, it is said that no girls are employed unless they
I. CARO.
Ike Sachs,
Henry Klippel.
this class vote the Republican ticket throughout are very handsome. We believe beauty is the stand­ the grant. Nothing is said of the «iz other Demo­ John Bilger,
March 4th, 1870.
mch5-tf„
cratic Senators who did not vote against th • grant.
the United States.
ard of excellence in all such houses. It is in New
■Committee of Reception :
The opposition of the four is the.longest straw that
This is the reason why Democrats howl for a
DK. W. JACKSON.
York.— Ex.
our Radicals have beer, able to catch hildof fora Ilin. Turner,
James Sutton,
William Ray.
“white man’s government
and this is one rea­
son why we favor the Fifteenth Amendment. Our
Canvasser-î arc taking orders in Oregon for the long time.— Herald.
Floor Managers :
colored population show they deserve to be enfran­ “Home Book of Wonders.” One of the “wonders”
Dental Rooms in Horne’s Hotel, JacksonrlH«»
Independent newspapers in Oregon seem to be
Oregon.
All styles of Dental work done on short
II. Helms. Jacksonville ; M. Mickelson, Ashland ;
chised by voting against rebels and democrats.— related in this book is that during the sessions of
established for Radical pipers to copy from. This
notice,
at
reduced prices. Particular attention
Dowel? s Washington Letterto the Sentinel, January Congress of late, humUeds of women of “easy vir­
William Bilger, Willow Springs.
given to the regulation of children’s teeth, Teeth
thing of filtering stale Radical logic through self
nth.
tue” from all parts of the United States crowd and
extracted without pain by the use of th» late
proclaimed Independent papers, in order to give it
throng the treets of Washington City, who depart
TICKETS,
-
S3 method of local anasthesia. Ail work warranted.
F inancial .—San Francisco April 19th—gold as soon as Congress adjourns. What a “wonder !” a color of impartiality is a cunningly devised ex­
Satisfaction guaranteed.
April 2d, 1870.
ap2-td.
Nov. 20th, 1869.
nov20 3m.
—Ex.
113$ ; Legal Tenders buying, 89, selling 89¿.
pedient, but it won’t work.— Ex.
U.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FINE GOODS !
JAMES H. SLATER
F
4
Sheriff’s Sale.
H
B
TREircn DRESS SOODS,
SUMMONS
&C., &c
I
CUT AND FASHION
BOOTS AND SHOES
y
Y
»
SACHS BRO’S.
LIVERY & SALE STABLE
‘aHTIIMI NHOf
FELLOW’S BALL
U. S. HOTEL,
DENTIST.