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About The Polk County signal. (Dallas, Or.) 1868-1??? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1868)
&M ttbtUg goth (Stunts $ijH * *v' . . . . .. ~ IS IM U B D EVE RY MONDAY MORNING J. H. UPTONi^ P«MWi«. T u M . - O d « year, $3 00 ; 150; thiM month«, $100. aiz month». TXBXS YOR CLU13: Fir« eopiaa, ona year, $13 75; Ton oopiea •no jMtr, $35 00, and for any greator number at $3 50 per annum. DALLAS, OREGON.. MOND AY. AUGUST 10. 1868. Subscription mutt bo paid strictly in advance. Y0L. I. F ie w W O R D S T H A T B V B 1V . G o o d s — C h e a p GOODS. J. H. For about three yea n past, the rad. A True Prophet L E W I S ings and Conventions with impunity.-^ S prepared to exhibit an excellent and earelully »elected stock o f “ IF THE IN F E R N A L FANAT ICS AMD A B O L IT IO N IS T S ' EVER G E T P O W E R IN T H E I R H A N D S , D ry Goods, TH E Y W IL L O V E R R ID E T H E Groceries, Hardware, C O N S T IT U T IO N , SE T T H E S U Cutlery P R E M E C O U R T A T D E F IA N C E , Clothing, C H A N G E AN D M A K E L A W S TO Nails, S U IT T H E M S E L V E S , L A Y V I O L E N T H A N D S ON T H O S E W H O S O O IS If SHOES D IF F E R W IT H T H E M IN T H E IR And In fact everything in the line ot O P IN IO N S O R D A R E Q U E STIO N T H E IR IN F A L L I B I L IT Y , AND S T A P L E and FAN C Y GOODS F I N A L L Y B A N K R U P T THE .usually kept in a retail Store will be found on C O U N T R Y A N D DELUGE I T Ihanda and for aale aa CHEAP as the CHEAP* W IT H B L O O D .” JEST. 3tf , A bou t A t La Porte, Ind., a woman came a year since, Frank Blair adjfised people gathered about tbe house Of edpkedJiy the poor iuifocent woman the Democracy o f the State to go into and became clamorous for her blood.— convention armed, and make the first In order to induce this woman to come wretch who offered molestation bite the out of her house, this Reverend divine dust. The Democrats o f the State are proposed to remove the “ spell ” from acting upon his advice. The telegraph her, but very wisely thinking that the informs us that in Saline county, Miss only object in the proposition was to ouri, the Democracy lately met in con put her at once at the mercy o f a cow vention when the radicals undertook to ardly mob the woman dediued to come disperse them, whereupon a general forth, whereupon the divine aforesaid battle ensued— the rads, being driven from the field in great disorder and s u f proceeded to harangue the multitude, hoping, o f course, to work them up to and such a pitch o f frenzy, that they have N E W OOODS! N E W GOODS 1 jugglery, finally get inte power, and wounded. A fter routing and dispers sufficient courage to lay violent hands the result is before the country. Take ing these radical fiends and thieves, the on hie intended victim in-doora or else have just received and now opened a new and fresh stock o f Sprino and Summer heed, Patriots! Democracy assisted in careing for the fire her house and burn her with it*— That party did, by dint o f sheerest fering I The Tariff and the Radical party. W itchcraft icals o f Misoari, backed by the bayonets o e y .being mobbed for being charged On a certain occasion Daniel W e b o f that prince o f scoundrels, Governor' by a preacher— who pretends also to be ster, the great apostle o f the Constitu Fletcher, have made it a practice to dis a doctor— with beiug a “ witch.” A t tion and the Union, speaking o f the turb and break np Democratic meet his instigation upwards o f two hundred Abolition party, sa id : I Taking his Advice- ,4)001)3 all Grades, Kinds, Styles, and Varieties. The Carpet Bagger. O L D B R IC K C O R N E R And examine for yourselves. P R IN T® at 12± cents per yard. liood quality lour-fourths CROWN CAB0TT A SHELT1NG 16 cents* COFFEE by the sack 23 cents per pound, retail 2J cents, and ai/ other things iu propor- tiju . Come and examine and be satisfied. JN O . C. B E L L . in killed wounded and dead left on the field and Just at this juobture, the City Marshal, then proceeded peaceably to the tran with aids, arrived on the scene and correspondent desires to know gloat over bloodshed and violence, but turpitude o f his conduct, and fearing H e is a compound mixture o f im we commend the gallant Democracy the law, esraped with his iiorthlcss pudence, impertinence, inquisitiveness, of «Saline county, Missouri, for their carcass and had not since been seen.— wooden nutm egs. selfishness, penuriousness, ingratitude, part in repelling this radical assault.— To what degree o f criminal excess assailing caanot certain classes o f American so H e is a religious thief— a psalm party were killed, yet i f it is necessary ciety be led by the pratings and rout singing hypocrite— a praise-God liar to take life in defense o f God given ings o f a so-called preacher ? Is it not — a loud-braying swindler, and a Liberty, then we say strike down the a burning disgrace that, in the latter malignity and low cunning. It is true that many o f the smooth-tongued deceiver. fiend who attemyts illegally to restrain part o f the 19th century, a mob o f up* ward two hundred people can be rais one o f such Liberty. lie J . E D A V ID S © *, M D , terrible loss saction o f the business for which the proceeded to disperse the mob religious what a carpet bagger is ?” convention was called— that o f making fanatics and fools, thus saving the life A carpet bagger is a Puritan too nominations and adopting a platform of o f an innocent and good woman and lazy to work and too stupid to make principles. W e are the last to citizens. The preacher realizing the A W en adapted to this trade bpth aa to price •nd quality. T o those desiring to purchase a Spring supply, I will invite your attention, as 1 am determined to adapt the prices to suit the present H ard T ixxs, and I ask you before purchasing to cal/ at the a was conceived in iniquity, ed in a small town for the diabolical It will be found difficult to earry P H Y S IC IA N & S U R G E O N . educated in the arts o f stealing, and Missouri this fall after the fashion it purpoee o f muroeriqg * defenseless fe I N D E P E N D E N C E --------- OREGON. has followed rascality for a living all was carried for Lincoln in 1864. Then male for no offense other than being charged by a preacher that she is a his life. regiments o f armed men prowled thro, HEW C O L U M B I A N H e will sacrifice his last friend if he the State murdering and threatening. witch ? Out upon such Christian civ esn make a dime by it, or he would A proc aimation went forth in some ilization ! A n d say not that there are IV O T E L. ■ell the dead body o f his grandmother sections o f tbe Sate that, he who voted uo preachers who deserve doubly and brought forth in sin, reared in crime, , Main St.) Corvallis Oregon. E. 8. Altree, fur soap grease for two bits. : s Prop’r. oard and Lodging on reasonable Meals at all hours. B terms. J . K . LEBO , RACTICAL BAR BER and DRESSER. HAIR P Indepedence, Oregon. M . C A N T E R B U R Y , M. D„ P H Y S IC IA N & S U R G E O N . D IX IE , OREGON, M edical Examiner for Manhattan life In surance Co. o f N. Y . W O O L ! W O O L ! W O O L !! OOO Pcundo o f WOOL wanted for 50 ^OOO the California market, at M ITCHXL k ROSENDORF'S, IN D EPEN D ENCE, who havo the Agency for California, will pay a higher Cash price for it, than any other house in tbo county. IfIT C H E L k R 0SE N D 0R F . 8m3 J O .\ E 8 T H E J E W E L E R , I State Street, Salem, Oregon, a the plaoo to go and get your w ashes, clocks and jewelry repaired in good style. 1 warrant all my work for one y e a r; if it not right. I make it right. R E M E M B E R T II E S H O P IN THE POST OFFICE BU ILD IN G . K. B. Fine watches repaired with the great •si cars, tf. D r .W . B . J E F F R IE S . P H Y S IC IA N , A S U R G E O N . EOLA, OREGON. Special attention given to Obstetrics and iiaeascs of woppp, M c C a u lle y for McClellan would be killed as well trebly to be damned ! H e cares nothing about you, except as he who did not vote at all. There D id y o u e v e r T h in k o f I t ?— to get your votes, and for that purpose are men in Polk county to-day who are he will go and eat with you, sleep with conversant with this fact and who voted Nineteen Presidents o f the United States have been elected and only three you. or kiss your ragged children. I f for Lincoln in 64 that they might be out o f the entire number had “ double a hog had a vote he w ju ld do the same spared to take care o f their wives and names” — John Quincy Adams, James thing with them. little children who were wholly depend K. Polk and William Henry Harrison. He went South during the progress ent upon the earnings o f a husband o f the war and since its close. He is and parent for a subsistence. So com O f the fifty-six signers o f the Declar too cowardly to fight or take any sort pletely were they in the power and at the ation o f Independence only two could o f risk, so, during the wart he followed, mercy o f an organized end paid mob, that afford double initials— Richard Henry carpet.bag in hand, in the wake o f the an attempt at resistence to its demands Lee and Fnmcis Light-foot Lee. Con army picking up such crumbs as were was death on the spot. W ho that has in sidering the prevalent mania for double left by men more brave than he. He him a spark o f honesty, patriotism or and even treble initials at the present robbed defenceless women and children, humanity is not glad that this state o f day, one is led to wonder how it oould and slept with, cheated, and stole from things no longer exists in Missouri— have happened that, ninety-two years tbe poor simple niggers. Since the that the good people o f that State have ago, fifty four o f the leading men o f the close o f the war, he has followed sub so far regained their Liberty and man time, representing every portion o f the stantially the same business as above, hood as to dare to repel the wanton in inhabited country, could be got togeth covered by the Freedm V s Bureau army. varion o f their rights though blood er represented by single initials. The next President o f the United He wag a social out-law at home, and must flow in the attempt? W ho that his approach abroad is dreaded worse values Liberty does not thank Frank States will be hailed b y a “ single ” than the small pox. H e is a filthy, Blair from his very heart for the ehange Christian name. unclean beast— a lousy leper and scav in favor o f the right which has been A M i s s a s g o o d a s a M i l e . — A enger ; below the nigger in every es wrought in the bloodstained State o f is republican lately got terribly drunk in sential element o f decency and self- Missouri ? It was through his endeav the town o f Jackson, Cal., and finally respect, yet above the nigger in cun. ors that the power o f the Missouri State got down on the side walk. In this ning and craft. O f carpet-baggers Mob was paralized and rendered com condition become enthusiastic upon there are thousands in the Southern paratively impotent for harm. It was thinking o f the the repub. nominatiots. States; thuy are, without exception, he who sacrifised everything that his He immediately commenced yelling, loil. The “ Reconstructed ” States people might again breathe the air o f “ Rah ! for Grunt and P o llta x !” J ust generally send carpet baggers to the Liberty ! and a grateful people will re* missed it a little. Senate and Congress o f the once U ni ward him for his patriotism and diain* ted States. O f such is the kingdom o f terestednesa. L o il L it e r a t u r e . — A republican loilty. o f Salt Creek lately received a letter Mr. J . R . Lake was through Dallas from a brother republican in Portland, J u st t h * T h in g . — A short time a few days since. H e is engaged in who> tm ong many other Tery ludicrous since, the Oregonian somehow got baying suitable horses to stock his liv propositions, informs his friend that the hold o f a paper containing what it was ery stable (the old Bennett) in Port ALEXANDER, “ peeple ” o f “ Portlan, air a gitten pleased to call a “ revolutionary letter” land. Mr. Lake is one of the most en D ^ I f T I S T 8. skeerd abowt the smaul pocks oase it is written by Hon. Frank Blair. I t pub* terprising men in tho State and has cummen frum sanfransisco.” He FFICE oa State street, oyer GUIs' Book lished the same with a great flourish of been the means o f horse raisers getting Store, Salem, Oregon. adds that he will probably go All operations performed by us are warranted trumpets, not supposing for a moment round priees for their surplus horse from M Portlan ” to “ olimpy.” to give satisfaction. thac any Democratic paper would flesh for a number o f years past. H e One of the Arm may be found in our o«ce from 8 o’clock a. a., until 4 r. s , of each dare publish each a thing. Imagine belongs also to the firm o f Robinson A T h e Siamese twins contemplate *•7- 8. D. McCACLEY, the eurpriae o f the editor o f that paper Lake,’ old Court House building, Front submitting to a surgical operation to v l817 E. V. H. ALEXANDER. when he sees the self same letter pub st., where ie kept a complete stock o f the end that they be separated from lished and commended by every Dem stoves and tin ware. W hen you want WATSON If GRIS WELL, each other. T hey are fifty-nine years Architects and Practical ocratic paper in the land, The letter anything in the line go to their store. old and have nine ehildren each. They aforesaid so far from being revolution W hen you wish to lodge your team in married two sisters in North Carolina h ouse c a r p e n t e r s , ary, ie just the thing. good hands go to tbe Bennett stable. and have even since pursued the busi. IN D P E N D E N C E O R E G O N . I f you want to tell a horse, go to the ness of farming in that State. S ue Independence and Eola adver for Baildi“ * Ho«««« Bennett. I f you want to hire a horse m leZ L S Z 7 ¿ S P t. , 0a“ d klnd’ t0W n tisement#. •Bd esnatry. SeUatocUo# guaranteed. 5tf and baggy go to the B ennett 8 * 1 Portland advertisements* DlS. O NO. 21. One o f tbe most important points o f difference between the Radical Repub lican and the Democratic party has been the tariff. For many years the Democratic party his, with perfect con sistency, maintained that the great prin J>I« UM 0 which a n j tariff ought to be besetf ¡ « r e « d u e ; » n f f M M d « ? # tS W and as an incident o f the necessity of revenue for the support of the govern* ment, a wise discrimination in favor oi our mannfaetnring interests. A nd this was directly antagonistical to the old whig and afterwards Republicrn doc* trine o f protection for the sake o f pro tection. I f there was one point where a dear line o f demarcation separated tha two great political parties of the country, it was this subject o f the tariff. But how is it at this time ? The Radical party has virtually retracted their former views, and the Chicago platferm o f po. litical principles carefully and cunning ly avoids this old Republican dogma.— The Radical organs,- shrewdly looking after the popular vote, have ceased the syren song o f “ High Tariff to benefit the working mechanic and the farmer.” You may look ever so sharply, you will find no high tariff, or tariff plank of any kind, among the principles enunciated at Chicago and endorsed by the Chica- go candidates. This is certainly a Denr ocratic triumph, proving that the Dem ocratic principle on the subject o f tariffs is the common sense principle. But why should the people o f the United States longer trnst the regula tion o f these vital interests in the hands o f a crafty party who, at this junctuie, only drop their favorite and leading measure, because they are afraid o f losing votes if they publicly persist io its advocacy. But give them a tew lease o f power and they will, as experience has proved, proceed to act without any regard to the interests o f the masses, and wholly for their owp personal aggrandizement. * Surely the people have seen the e x periment of Radicalism tried, with the most disasterous consequences, prostra- ing our great industrial interests o f ev ery kind, and keeping the land in a constant turm oil; crying peace, peace, when there is no peace. The speedy and triumphant success o f the principles of the Democratic par ty can alone save our country from ter rible distress and anarchy. Nothing short of this can reach and cure the Radical disease, which has become chronic. Oregon following Connecti cut, has kept step ; the great States o f New Y ork, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana will do likewise, and peace will come in the wake o f Democratic victories.— Pittsburg (P a ) Post. T h e Sentinel (Jacksonville) says that county warrants are only worth 85 cents on the dollar in Linn county and lays the depreciation to the Democracy. The Democracy o f Linn ha9 been in power uow some over two years. W hen they assumed control o f affairs county warrants were worth sixty cents.— They have paid out immense sums in the way o f liquidating the debt con tracted in building the fineet Court Ilouso in the entire State, county scrip advancing to 85 cents the while. How is it iu Marion ? The repubs. claim six hundred majority there— they have built no Court House nor anything else but debt. It is a rich couuty. Last hill we had a county order which the Treasurer could not cash nor could we sell the same for more than sixty cents on the dollar. “ F or why is this ?” Brownlow says : “ I am very feeble, but there is a heap o f devilment in me y et” T h e Louisville Journal, a paper that haa grown venerable in the service o f the opposition to the Democraoy, supports Seymour and Blair with remarkable seal. Grant will be worse beaten than Gen. Soott was in 1852. M ind th a t Eastern exchanges report the enthu siasm over Seymour and B lair, among tha P E O P L E , aa unparalleled in the history o f political campaigns. Say* Governor Seymour : W hat olaims have the republicans on our aol diers ? T hey takeaway from him one-quar ter o f hi* pension, by paying him in false money. . . . 1— — .1 .. I I. 1.1, ' B A T W O F A D F B im iR a One square— too linos or toss—first loser ttoo, • • • • $$ M Each additional insertion, * $ I A liberal dedoetioo will be node with yearly advertisers, or persons advertising largely. Legal tenders token at their eaneat valas. Commanieatio&s of opereoanl eknraotor will be charged half advertising rates. Blanks of every diseription famished at low rates on short aottoe. Legal and transient advertisements mast he paid for in advance to iosare their pablioatioa. Advertisements not m uted the length of time for wbieh they are to be pablished. will he in sorted till forbidden aad sharged accordingly. All advertising bills masthwpotd quarterly* The locusts which have made their appearance here this season,‘’ have the letter W . clearly marked upon the end of each wiog. In the year 1800« they came with the same significant initial. In 1867. they had the letter P . eh tbe end o f each wing— the sam e in 1834, and in 1851, the letter W . again. Now •» th« W u«r W r * l * . j(UtiJ b ite r o f ? ' ‘ I“ .“ 1***! litter o f peace. the question is, ie there at anything i r t t f There are many persons who hav have the belief that the letters on the wings o f the locusts, convey a meaning and u warning. W e are not one o f that num ber, or in other words, we are skeptical upon the subject. Still the question is one worthy to be considered Between the year 1800, when these singular insects made their appearance, with the letter W . on their wings, and 1817, when they came again with the letter P . the war o f 1812 and 1815, with England, was fought by us, on our own soil. Between the years 1817 sod 1834, we were at peace, and were engaged in no war either foreign or domestic. Iu 1834, the locusts came again with tha letter P . on tbeir wings, and while the war with M exico interveoenod between that and their coming in 1851, we had no domestic troubles or war upon our own soil. In 1851, they came with the letter W ., and it ia needless to refer to the terrible civil war whioh baa just swept over us. This year the letter W . appears on the wings of ihe locust again, and whether we will have another war, foreign or domestic, between now and seventeen y e a n hence, remains to be seen. These insects are oertainly the most remarkable of all natural phenomena. It tekes them seventeen years to come to maturity, from the time that life first makes its appearance; and daring that time they burrow in the earth, some six feet belew the surface. W hat they subsist on hia never been ascertained, When, at the expiration o f that lime, the? come up out ot the earth, they are ; ter a very short time, the littt*red ball, that constitutes their organ o f Naion, makes its appearance, and, if they have the advautage o f a warm ann, in a few hours their transparent wings are full grown and they are able to fly a w a j. During their stay here, which is gencr ally about fourteen days, they neither eat nor drink anything, but keep up tbeir doleful and roontonoua cry o f Pharaoh, both in the day time and the nigbt.— Large numbers o f them are devoured by the swine, the birds and the fowls, and those who thus escape evidently die o f starvation, or some other cause, as they disappear from the earth about aa rapidly and mysteriously as they came. W e could hope that the study o f this singular insect would become more thorough and general. It is certainly a moat remarkable piece o f G od’s handi work. Its coming sod going are a mystery and, to all intents and pur poses, have a meaning and a moral.— W hat the initial latter on its wings sig nifies we do not know. It has, unques tionably, an adaptation o f some kind.— Nothing was ever formed, or created without a purpose. It does not strength en its wings or aid it in its flight. I t has no natural adaption. It must therefore be mental or moral. According to divine revelation, the locusts were sent as a curse, or plague upon Pharaoh. I f the letter W . on their wings signify war, and P . peace, then we will, sometime between this and 1885, have another straggle, o f some kind, either foreign or domestic. It will not injure us any to prepare for it. It may be one o f the signs and wonders which according to the Script ure are toj>recede all popular outbreaks. It may nevertheless be Averted. W hen Jonah was sent to tha Ninevites to warn them o f the doom which had been pronounced upon them, the people clothed tjrfemaelves in aaekeloth and ashes and tasted forty days and forty nights in prayer and humiliation. The doom was averted and Nievah was saved. I t will opt hart those who believe in the eigne on the locust's wing, to follow their example. Fasting and prayar will not injure anyone. W e d o not like to hear pious people talk abont their seasons o f prayer. Prayer ia al ways in season. T he B ible tolls oa to pray withont ceasing. L et the believ ers ia these initial lettere and the sig nification which they are supposed to carry with them, begin at onoe. L et them not wait until another Star o f tho W est ia fired on and another Sumpter stormed. In some o f the State* tho devil is still at large among the people, laying hia traps and plans and seeking whom he may devour. W e will have another civil war in this conutryjnataa certain as the locusts are new here, un less ihe wisdom, piety, patriotism and prayers o f the people and the decree o f just God shall Avert il-R o a d u ig Timso. £2