The Democratic news., October 22, 1870, Image 2

r
The Democratic News.
A Justice of the Peace, ad. interim.
L egislative .—The proceedings of the Leg­
islature are drawing near a close ; but it is
The N ews , with this number, has had an
T he Link river folks appear to have a way
T'he Bulletin kept promising the reading! difficult to give a corect rnnmury of what iu
existed of just one year and a half, Its of tiieir own for dispensing justice and se­ public for some time a description of the mod actually accomplished until after the session
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 22, 1S70.
publication was begun at a time of great curing the ends of the law, as the following us opcrandi by which certain stock books got is over. Some important bills passed by one
financial depression and circumstances have incidents, which we have just picked up, under the iron kettle, and last Sunday, snri* House hang fire in the other. The bill taxing
Our Agricultural Interests.
not changed materially since. The must tend to illustrate : One of the men located onougff, a column and a half of it came to unnaturalized foreigners meets with consider-
economical and attentive management of its at the ferry had occasion to visit Fort Klam­ light. Me know nothing about the merits »»1 able hostility in the lower House ; a memo-
It is nut th»? purpuse of this article to di­ I business affairs has barely sufficed to keep ath, and on his return discovered, to his ex­ the case, and the frightful perspiration which
rail reciting the bad effects of immigration
vulge “what 1 know about farming,’ as H. ¡the paper on its legs up to the present date. I citable consternation and amazement, that the writer seems to have been in so worked from China ami asking Congress for a repeal
G. would have it. though th»* spreading of all This ought not to be the case in a Democratic another of the residents, whom we will call
upon our feelings that we could hardly under­ of the Burlingame treaty, passed the Senate
■ tiie information in our immediate pus<e>sion section of the c mntry like Southern Oregon, B. for short, had been trespassing upon his
stand what the fellow was driving at. He by a strict party vote—the Republicans, na
on that subject before the
but it. nevertheless, is. One impediment to reserved rights. Without waiting for legal calls it a “tragic story
but the only mur­ usual, voting in favor of the Chinaman ; a
I
formulas,
thò
injured
party
proceeded
to
ar
­
require an exorbitant amm
¡success that has been in the wav nearly ever
dering we see connected therewith is that of bill to increase the school tax to four mill»
we wisKto throw i nt a few
sine»* the present proprietor obtained the office, rest the offender and took him into custody, the Queen’s English. Here is something that was introduced by Senator Hendershott thia
merely, on the subject, and
will be removed to-day. The press and ma with the intention of seeing that the law had is sufficient to make th»? hair of the “wicked­ week ; several measures looking to an in»
to
decide
wheth
the future
terial upon which the N ews is printed, as is full force one time, at least, in the world, est man in New U»rk” stand on end :
crease of various salaries are under way—
practically s. uiul.
But
here
was
another
dilemma,
which,
how-
well known, have been matter for litigation
“Oh, weak, vain, foolish man! Flatter some of them probably laws already*.. The •
Up to the present
for a number of years. For the last year, I ever, was no sooner mentioned than it was not thyself that you can lmug around a thin Judges, we believe, are to receive 3,000,n.
occasion for making
an execution has been suspended over our surmount ed. The Justice of the Peace for veil of respectability which shall curtain you ; year. A proposition to adjourn to »lay,
ricul uri.l cap icitiv of
heads, and it is a relief, at last, to know that ' that precinct, Mr. Meacum, was absent ; but in from suspicion an 1 screen you from thel die. was voted down.
»•liticism of truth. Lay it not to thy soul
______ 1-
--------------------------
Products, more tha were
a conclusive settlement of the ownership will
that wealth and position will protect you from
C
ity
D
rug
S
tore
.
—
We
have neglected
;
liierte )
of being exact, stepped up 'he investigation of honesty and fair »lealing,
suo-istcnee of « ur
u iw be given to some one at the hands of ihe rim for the > sake
our friend Cowan for a long time : but his
tion. have never fa d to 1
Sheriff'. Tiie D emocratk ' N ews will be ^dd. and notified the parties that the Squire had which, peering in on you with ten thousand
business patrons know whereto find him, and
primitive system of
to-tlav, to the highest bidder for cash, by the told him to attend to the duties of the office, eyes, will at least weigh you as in a balance,
ami declare vour sins and worthlessness, that he keeps on haml the best stock of drugs
111 >
eepti ms, in vogu
functionary to whom we have alluded, ami and so they went into court. The necessary Vea, verilv, some man will » toss your path
years m suecos- anyone ambitions of trying the venations, papers (though in what shape we have not whose mortal vision will read vour verv souls i medicines, etc., ever br iught to Jacksonville ;
farmers have bet),
and a new supply has lately arrived. The
sion, engaged in exacting m unte ms returns and imaginary pleasures of newspa'»orial life been advised) were issued, and everything thr • •ugh unwilling t»?ll tale eves, and. enter­
from the s 'il without appealing to any scien­ will have an opportunity for making a small seemed progressing harmoniously when the ing into th»* c.harnvl-house of vour corrupted Ague King is gaining a good reputation,
and perfidious hearts, shall return again, hs wherever it is tried. A new kind of lump,,
It then
tific processes by which its extraordinary fer­ investment, it's a very simple business, to legally elected official ieturned.
Iroin th»* valley ot death and dry b »lies, and for this place, called gasoline lamp, with oiR
tility might be kept up. But this is not the ' run a newspaper. The main requisite is to I turned out that the proceedings, so far, had make known to the world vour v»*ry thoughts
may be found here also.
hobby we st irted out to bestride.
be able to puii’everyb )dy arid everything that not been according to til her Gunther or an»] secret crimes, that others, being warned,
may avoid your paths as they would the pit
informed
A
There is an unprecc» lented ru«h made just is in need of public attention. This must be Deadv. T he person who had so freely and falls of destruction.”
tiiat Prof. F. Retail, an excellent teacher and
now to take up vacant tracts of land, and [ done gratuitously, too. It is especially essen voluntarily assumed the onerous duties of
that
’
s
semi
solemn
and
altogether
terrific.
we wish to show how greatly iur capacities, tiai that a party erg in should he very active Constable and Jailor was informed of the lia- M hat business has any man to be han,ring performer of music, and a blind man at that
we believe, will lecture on the education of
as a producing SI ction of the c mntrv, can be . about election time. Then is the time for the bility he was under to a prosecution for false
arouml any sort of a ‘-veil,”—especially a
imprisonment.
Instead,
therefore,
of
insist
­
the blind, and also on music, at the M. E.
enlarged, One of the best r ecogniz *d expe- . publisher, if he is so organized that he ! can
thin
one,
—
unle.«s
a
pretty
face
were
under
it
;
his
own
wrongs.
' fare ing upon a further redress of
Church on Sun lay evening. The lecture will
dieats fur making the eartl 1. n >* only to , thrive on dissimulated friendship, to “
and
even
then
it
might
not
“
s-reon
him
from
be free, and it is hoped a fair attendance will;
bloom, but t > bear fruits f»r t he maintenance > sumptuously” and luxuriantly every day. he signified bis readiniss to Compromise His
criticism.” The promiscuous blinding of
,
As
to
him
legal
troubles
with
tiie
other
;
party
by
paving
expecting
anv
renumeration
for
of man, is t that ol irrigation : but on what a
be had.
“
thy,
’
’
“
thyself,
’
’
and
“
you
”
and
“
your,
”
him
the
sum
of
twenty-five
experiments
(
f
dollars, which,
the printin;; of tickets, publishing n »tiers . etc.,
limited seal e have been the
R eturned —-The pal ly of prospectors who -
is, perhaps, only an improvein »¡it in the
this charact [er re>orteJ to in tl .t* much favored . he is sublimely foolish for worry in; his era- we understand, was accepted.
science of euphony ; but, camlidly. is it trim left here some time b»ck to try their luck-
locality of 1 L»gue River Yallcy •! Magnificent . nium in the least about it. 0, it's delight
M ar N ews . — Bazaine is said to bave cs- that one man c; m be possessed of a plurality over in Calilorni.i in I he vicinity of Big Val­
mountain s' treamlets are per III! ed to leap > fill, running a party organ .'
caped irom .Metz. Ile is reorganizing and of “souls” and hearts? ’ We might have ley, where late discoveries were reported,,
During the brief existence of the N ews it
down from their hidden g’a cial sources and
holds tlic line »>( Messiererea and Navale' * inferred from certain passages, that some have returned ; and from their accounts of'
I
find their w •ay uninterrupted t> the ocean, has labored, we think honestly, to build up I’bc French licet is maneuvering in the
vieil»- parties were v< id of having the usual com the country we infer that it is not a favorable-
where pru 1 enee and enterpri? sc would dictate and strengthen the party whose principles it ity ol Dunkirk in such a manner
as to tans? plement of one heart and one soul apiece : place for prospecting.
that they !>• e c mtrolleJ by ; artificial means espouses, With such ends in view, we have ' the < »ermaus to apprehend
mischief, The there’s an explanation wante 1 here.
and ma le to “ ’scatter plenty o’er a smiling not been sparing on the ■ error» of individuals
I n T own .—A numb r of persons were in»
Prussians are reported to have captured
A little further d »wn we fiml the fallowing
I I
merely
because
they
’
were
Democrats,
nor
se
tiiat
Butte
creek
—
a
stream
land.” Suppôt
tbwn this week from Fort Klamath— Lieuti
! S »issoiis and four thousand prisoners. The dish at Lindley Murray: “The hooks
th»
’
have
we
faile»!
t
»
condemn,
in
the
party,
ever t suggestive * of hallowed reminis »ences
s u tie under Trocliu ¡it Paris on Saturday it »teamlio.it e mip inv, mind you . that is what TLurb >rn among the rest. The Fort, we-,
things
that
we
c
mid
nut
end
orstj because the
and adheringqualities—were tapped Ly an ag­
is said completed the work of driving < ■ 1 ermaus he wanted.” In this instance, that is pretty believe, is only partially garrisoned at pres«
balance of the Democratic press sanctioned
ricultural duct and the water carrie 1 around
;
} ir in investing positions on south and west of good for high, as a relative pronoun lor ent.
the foot of the mountain as far as, and i in the them. We have tried to be as independent
Paris. Germans lo»t nine thousand killed, “books ;” but, if you cliangt? the pronoun.
S treet (’ leaninc .— This long needed work;
direction of, Plnm.ix. and fr mi there br >ught in the expression of our politic il views ¡is the
wounded and prisoners. Prospects of peace it is hard to get along with the singular verb was commenced on Friday of this week.
around on the foot hills to -Licksoavil e ami legal enactments of the State of Oregon and
are alluded again. A great concentration of
AVillow Springs ; d•» *s anyone d >ubt such the grace of King Iliram would admit of. forces is going on on both sides in the vicinity “is.”
Such gramm»' r would disgrace a newspa
BORN.
an achievement woi rid be alike gran' 1. practi In uur general allusions and occasional ad of Orleans, and a big battle is expected, Dis
per published in the back wo ids, and the I
cal and profitable? T hat would be “ swinging ministrati m of pers »nal censure, it would patches of the 18th announce,¿mother MIC-
Meti’rip'»1 is of Or •gon sb 'll’»»] set us a better LVY—In this city, October 18th, to the wjfo- uí'
arouml the circle’ t > some purp »se . Every -cem no more than p »ssible that we have of­ j cessful sortie from Paris. Loss 3,0(10,
Frederick Lay, a son.
example.
fended
an
1,
perhaps,
done
injustice
to
some
nrivilege
ere
1
by
a
water
acre of ground c »v
D eath of G eneral L ee .—The death of
lblOlUIESYING in A dvance .—T’he editor of
of this character would be materially en­ whose ; feelings we would be loth to wound,
hance»! in value, and the desert country cast It is, to a certain extent, the duty of an ed this justly distinguished Southern soldier was the Portland Bulletin lias begun predicting a
of Bear creek would become suited to the ac­ ! itor to act the part of a conservator of public made known Soon alter w<* had gone to press Radical success in tills Stat»» at the next gen­ SMALL—In this city, October LStli, Uiirryonly.
I
.-on of L. J. and Ina E. Small ; aged 7 months.
commodation of many hundreds of ad litional i interests, morals and proprieties, and his last week. Our columns are too limited to eral election, alreuly. The wish, as usual,
'edicts are often hastily written, lie is some admit of us giving anything like a satisfac- seems father to the thought ; but, if his pre­
settlers.
The accomplishment of such an enterprise • times called on to say things at the expense tory notice of his services and lift», That he dictions »lo not lie!}» the other side more than
was one among the greatest men of the age, the exercise of this same propensity of his
is, most likely, too remote to justify a minute ; uf friendships he would dislike to give up.
is generally conceded. Those who believed used to help tb.e Democracy, we would alvise
specification of the multiplied advantages These are considerations that go to make up
and acted with him will never cease to cherish those anxious at present to believe Mr.
that would indisputably follow. In the mean the unenviable part of a newspaporial life.
and venerate his memory ; those who did not
O’Meara, a prophet—- »r, ¡it least, a near rcla.
time, we expect to see our farmers keep on I A writer who is too timid to slash away at
believe
with
him,
but
faught
ami
prayed
for
from year to year the “even tenor of their (lie evil propensities and improprieties of peo­
five of such a character—not to risk all their
his overthrow, will not hesitate to acknowl­
ple
once
anil
awhile,
—
albeit
he
does
excite
loose change ¡it once on such a thing happen-
way”—raising cereals
eere‘.*.-~ at a disadvantage and
edge him to have been a brave, sincere and
the
impreciations
of
a
few
of
the
knowing
ing. All signs are said to fail fn dry weather,
depending on other peoj de for their vegeta-
¡ones, who cannot be doctrinated ou‘. of the be- ! worthy foeman. “Soldier rest, thy warfare’s and this is a little th»' drvest season ever wit 1ITE HAVE RECEIVED A S4JPPLY OF
bles—drawing water in scant quantics by lief that the moral, social nn»l political
uni- o er.
y y those Superior Ploughs which, we introduced
nessed, even, by the “oldest inhabitant.” To here last season, and which have given entire sat­
hand for their stuck, and suffering their or verses rest mainly upon their shoulders, —is !
isfaction to those who have used tb^ni, being well
chards to become stunted and unproductive out of his place, and has entirely missed his I T he position imide vacant l>y the resigna­ make certainty doubly sure, we have a
adapted to different soils.
irom drouth—doing without valuable mead sphere, in a newspaper office. For any uu tion of Secretary Cox, as soon as board of, gestion to offer ; will not our Republican
Also, a full assortment of
■ deserved wrong we have done a single individ
ows and finding it unprofitable to engage in mil through these columns, we make this our was thought by the friends of Senator M il friends put Mr. 0.Meara on for State Printer,
COOK,
dairy pursuits for the want of them—their ■general apology; and for those little rubs liams to pave the way for his admission into just to strengthen their ticket ? He has always
PARLOR,
wells going dry during exceptionally dry : that were merited, we shall continue to feel the Cabinet. It appears, now, there are other had ¡i kind o' hankering after that little teat,
candidates for the position. Williams has a and is uncomfortable ami inconsolable ¡it be­
seasons, and every thing presenting the ap­ delighted.
AND BOX STOVES :
As au advocate of the material interests of “heart for any fate” he says, and well doth holding anv Democrat extracting sweet nour­
pearance of being pan-bed and dried up, pre­ Southern Oregon, we think it not undue Hat­
ASSORTED IRON,
paratory to being blown away where bind should ter}’ to say that the N ews has been active and it stand him in hand to be so circumstanced. ishment from the same. Mill our colored
be perennially blessed with verdure—tl.e-e are influential. We profess to have been zealous We do not remember to have heard of him Republicans give him a chance?
NAILS,
in
the
work
of
fostering
and
encouraging
making Grant a present; consequently his
the things, we say, we are most likely to con
The town of Be l Bluff boasts a young lady
HORSE SHOES,
whatever
has
had
a
tendency
in
our
opinion
chances for obtaining an appointment are not
tinue witnessing ; but when tiie “iron horse”
teacher of peanmanship, by name, Miss L. M.
to enhance the general prosperity of the sec­
AND NAILS.
gets to making his significant visits to the tion with which we are identified. With the most reliable.
i Brown.
She is said to meet with great suc­
/
valley and Lears away with lightning speed better support and encouragement wé might
MEAT CUTLERY,
The Yreka Journal says that the two year cess, and who could doubt it ? We thought
its surplus products to feed citizens of all possibly have done more. One thing wants
old colt, “Mary Tompkins,” winner of the our school days were over, but if the- young
CEDAR M ARE,
climes, we’ll see a revolution here. The old to be overcome, though, before Southern Ore
gon can amount to much, and that is the I colt race hist week, came some time ago from Lidies are to become instr”.efors in chirogra
fogy rule of getting along any wav just so lethargy of her people. We are on the eve
RGl’E,
Rogue River Valley, her dam being a full phy, we’re “never too old to learn.”
you hold on to existence, will be upset; and of great changés as a State, and in order that
sister to “Minnie Rifleman,” owned by Judge
SHELF HARDWARE,
11 imam e . — We have abundant material for
then will be the time for us to witness the this section may keep puce with other dis­
i Tolman, and sired by “Norfolk.”
a new first class romance ; but owing to the
completion of our canal. Then, in lan­ tricts. we must wake up. A principal indi
OILS,
cation of the life and energy of a community
fact
of
the
N
ews
having
to
be
sold
to
day,
it
guage almost similar to that u«ed by Henry is usually
l
to be found in the appearance of and ¡ The big race at Salem on the last day of the
PAINTS,
<
Ward Beecher on an educational occasion, nid accorde»] a local paper ; and it is hard­ Fair was won by “Buckskin’’ an animal will probably never be born. It is none of
GLASS,
the cry will be : “we must irrigate, we must ly necessary to say that neither of the Jack named for the race by E. Rixford, against your blood and thunder varus, but is wholly
I
sonvillo
papers
have
shown
indications
of
irrigate, or we perish !’’
Graylmund and Jack Miner both. The race an affair of the heart, and runs as smoothly
Ac. Ac.,
being in financial clover for, lo, the«e many is said to have been a very exciting one, be- as the babbling brooks.
P olitical P artiality .— The Republican years. Mre say this as much for the benefit ing two mile beats, best two in three.
Also the celebrateti
T he W eekly M ercury .—.Mr. Upton sends
organs have a great deal to say about the ex­ of the community as for those engaged in the
newspaper business.
O ne of Ben. Holladay's steamers, the Con­ his paper to us this week in better shape than
treme party spirit exhibited by the Demo­
It depends upon how the sale goes, today, tinental, was wrecked near the Gulf of Cali­
ever. It is now published at the State Capi­
crats of the Legislature in favoring, with whether our present relations with the people
fornia the
______
last (if
N last month.
month, All, except
their votes, Democratic contestants,
But of Southern Oregon are longer continued or seven, of those oil board are said to have been tal, at the very low price of $2.00, and is
Wedonotstrenuouslycravo theprivilege
really an entertaining, spicy little sheet, with
how about the Republicans who voted solid Innt,
|
J of striving to make a party organ ^tiek where saved.
four pages of live reading matter.
every time for the Republican contestant
’ j the caprices of individuals are to be consulted
m
Ahvay.i ou hand a full variety of
1 HE Herald understands that J. J. Hoff-
Was there no extremo partisanism on their 'in preference to the public good. The im­
Y reka U nion .—This valuable and trust
side ? All they lacked of doing a one-sided portant interests of this region demand an man, Esq., of Portland, will soon be appoint-1 worthy paper has begun its nineteenth year
business, am] giving legal sanction to the pal­ ¡outspoken, fearless and impartial public ed Surveyor General for Oregon in place of j of publication. Under the management of
Applegate.
Hydraulic Pipe, Tin, Copper, nud Sbeet-iron
pable frauds that were perpetrated last .June, 'champion ; and such the N ews will be if it
Mr. Irwin it has proven to lie both a sound ware made to order.
becomes our province to continue running the
A n extra session of the legislature is talk­ political organ and a number one chronicler
was a working pisj ¡riíy. Jt idways-did btaktL same. ’ ’
.- HOFFMAN. A .KLIPPEL.
*'
of
local
events.
May
it
continue
to
prosper.
October
15th,
1*70.
Consideraba difference whose ox was gored.
ed
of.
For the present, aurevoir.
1 !
\
A
An Editor badly Kettled.
num.
litui, (Eo-Diii).
SUPERIOR PLOUGHS 1
AMERICAN
SUBMERGED PUMPS.
TN ANT SHEET-IRON WARE.