The Polk County signal., September 14, 1868, Image 6

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OFFICIAL PAPER GF POLK CD.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 21, isfl*.
y
A Reckless Ass.
Obituary.
JïhtMftklg go!k (founts ¿Ugnai
OUU&OiV L E t ilS L .t -
TUKH.
PIED . In the Senate Chamber, at
Salem, Sept. 15, 1808, J. N Dolph, of
excess of presumption, afier a brief
illness.
Mr. 1). was horn when quite young
— was loil— resided somewhere on the
western slope cn$t of’ the Missouri river
| — was eloquent during the f .repart of
Por Frssidsnt,
| the war in defamation o f “ Copper
H O R A T IO S E Y M O U R , heads ” — wanted all his Uric'ts re
OF NEW YORK.
lattons to go to the war—a draft was or­
dered in his section— his patriotic soul
Por Vice President,
was stirred to deeds of n ble daring—
H I V V H P. B L U R ,
he mounted a mule— put spur— never
OF MISSOURI.
looked bad;— brought up in Portland
late in 64— plied his vocation (b o a t­
FOR PUES! I> E S TIAL ELECTORS,
ing (lie Oops ) with increased vigor-
g. F. CHADWICK, of Douglas County.
His talents trh- this lino constituted a
JOHN BURN BIT. of B-nton County.
' passport to loil preferment—brought up
J AS. H. SLATER, of Union County.
in the Statcj Sctmter-tfairiod to reitm •
Keek and Lowly.
j therein evermore—strutruled with f-.rtt-.
tilde— was tenacious o f (politic i!) lif.
J. F. Gazlcy, a republican member
- . tT
,
i
, i . — Heard the decree of the Demoeraev
of lae House from Douglas county has
given notice, tint, at smiie future day ,
’
- <>u
1 rjI11
1 f 'u 1'*:'
he will .ntroJuee a bill r.Tc»!iu;; the I’*®
dune « ill, j„u V with a p . r
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attempt
in the
ironclad oath. Magnauimous li.«zuy
* at trai<;iiutiou— expired
i
J — Good Galley—
i
«I-
11 ;u tiJZiev— l«reat ar»ris of Col Cornelius at half ru.*t
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liazley— Ilow wo think y.nt—-in uborn ,ll.rce
«** I S *
IVhen yen intriuluee Unit hill you had | * " 1' (l" " I'0" 1«’- ! : < f-ov. Gibbs «nil
better rcsl-n-retfre
on your laurels ! «*»• C,,ffio »«¡"S I” 11 •<*«*«*•
....
.
. i-i
is- >f,tr od astra.
— you will have immortalized yourselt
W hat aCclover fellow decent pcopie w: i
In Mjissaohusutts there is a c'ass of
lake you to be in future, that you, Do- puritanical iutcrmcddters whose sole
longing as you do, to a party controlled a|m js
ru„ religion, morality and
by knaves, imbeciles and bigots, dared evcrvthiDg el.-c bv legislative nuthori-
to
the lion iu his den and move ^ jy. Three years since, a most stringent
to repeal that parody on legislation
j *» prohibitory ” liquof law was passed
that mock on decency and liberal gov j and a standing army of “ constables”
eminent— the i r o n c l a d oath— the j detailed to enforce it. During the life
bantling of your party— a mouument of j time of this law and the “ constabula'
disgrace to all who favored its enact ry ” system it provided for, Boston, the
inent. But won’t the poetry bo knock- j “ Iinb,” the seat of all m*»rr.’ity, was
t*tl cut of the little
j> ke when it is the scene of dissoluteness to an oxtent
known thm said iron clad oath could j never witnessed there before. Dissi
nnd would be repealed without your j j ation and debunchety run riot.—
intervention and desp-ife the combined | Drinking saloons were open day and
efforts o f your party? Galley, you | ni^ht the v.;eck round: drunkard'
simply made yourself ridiculous by lined the streets at all hours and cy
broaching the subject at all. M hy prians flaunted through. the crowded
was the thing not repealed two ycirs thorough fares wiihout lot or hindrance
The mullet hi tided scavenger w ho
indicts ” nonscuse for the Jacksonville
Sentinel never ro-d the Constitution of
the State of Oregon. We refer him
again to where he can find that doeu-
meut, and if— as we suspicion to be the
. . ,
, .
1 act— he cannot read it— we venture
the advice that he get the Kanaka—
i he oi.e v.l,o iituted him Prosecut­
ing Attorney sorre years sinee— to sped
it out for him and explain what it
means as be «rocs along.
Article V il, See. 18, of the Consti­
tution of Oregou read*: The Legisla­
tive Assembly may modify ov abolish
Grand Juries.”
Thii.k of i t ! The beefy.pated, nin-
i omcoiupoop and loil ignoramus of the
•J ,e(. ouville Sentinel sets himself up
.« judge and declares the Constitution
>f me Sint. . : i -rejon. framed by- Judge
Boise, Deb? n Smith and their com
patriots unconstitutional! S hades of
<ho mighty I
Seriously, untutored
mo-tala like the editor of the Sentinel
•ie a difgrnce to journalism and are fit
associate* for the lower orders of erea
ti -ii which, however, invariably become
»ontamimited by the contact. The
Sentinel c ditor is only n few degrees
. . i than
..
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;i
more stupid
the average of r \
Ion
1
,
editors on this co.»st. If he had kept
pace with the current history o f th<
times and had possessed sufficient ca.
pitch, to understand Kn^Usk, hovrould
V REGULAR SESSION.
M onday , September 14,1808.
SENATE— At U :3 > o’clock, a m .,
j Mr. Miller, of Jackson, c tiled- the Sen-
at.e ^ order, and moved that Mr. Trevitt,
ot \\ asco, be elected as temporary
(j|mjrniau
,
On motion of Mr. Cochran, o f Lane,
•8. 0. Siiup’ioo was chosen Secretary,
pro tern.
D. B. Hanna was nominated by Mr.
lieu lershott, and elected Sergeant at-
arn>e, pro tern.
Mr. Burch, o f Polk, moved that a
Committee on Credentials be appointed.
Motion tarried, and Messrs. Burch, of
Polk, Cochran, o f Lane, uud Ford, of
Uipatilla, were appointed on such com­
mittee.
Senate adjourned to 10 o’clock, a .
M., to allow time for the Committee on
Credentials to report.
Senate called to order at 10. A. M ,
by Mr. Trevitt, temporary Chairman.
Committee on Credential* unde a state­
ment that they were not ready to report,
and asked further time; which \TiiS
granted, and the committee allowed uu
til 10:80, a . M.
On motion of Mr. Stout, o f Multno*
inah, the Senate took a recess until the
coming in o f the Committee on Cie
i Jentials.
10:80, a . m .— Committee not vet
ready to report, and
c, On motion
, of . Mr. . Burch of Polk, the ,
benate took a further recess until 11
0\.iocjti a . m , to allow time for all the
Senators to hand in their credentials,
11, a . m — Committee on credentials
"»! i et ' f ' i ‘ " « F “« - «*"' '!>» Senate
Cou nties— Huston, Ison and Brown.
K. D. Turk, of Grant, was elected
Commerce— Crawford, Ison and Powell.
Sergeant-at-arms, pro tern.
Education— Herman, Heuderfhott and lint-
The Chair appointed Messrs. Way- ton.
Hoad* and Highway».— Ison, Cochran and
mire, of Polk, Davis, of Multnomah,
Cornelius.
and Louden, of Jackson as Committee
Public
Land»— Holtzclaw, Hcndershott,
on Credentials.
Thompson.
Enyronment»— Trevitt, Crnwfdrd and Adams.
The House then too’: a recess until
Enrollment*— Cochran, Ford and Bayley.
4, r. M
Mminy— Dribbles by, lloitzclaw and Miller,
AFTERNOON SESSION-
of Muriuu.
House called to order by Mr. Chap­
UOUSS COMMITTEES.
man, Chairman, pro tern.
R’oy» and Jte'.nu.— Waymire, White and
The Committee on Credentials unde WtusUm.
Education— Slit**. Neal and Applegate.
their report that the following named
Judiciary.— CLaptn&u, Giuy, Tandy, Galley
persons arc entitled to scats in the and Davenport.
Claim *.— Alexander, of Liun, Season and
House:
Taylor.
Baker County, R. Beers.
Military Aj/airt.—Smith, Bryant and I£ox~
Baker and Union, 1). it. Benson
ter.
lir.ady and Ifiyhway*.— Whito, Butler and’
Benton, J. C. Alexander
Coos aud Curry, Richard Peuder- Licbtettthaler.
Enyro**ed Hill*.— Minto, Townscud and
gast.
liuroat.
Cnlumbirt, Cbtsop and J llbtqook.
Enrolled Hill*.—Gilfrcy, Floik aud Alexan-
Wtn. D. Moxton.
1 Jur; ^ Lia‘*; .
Clackamas, J. VV. Garrett and 1). P. I
-'/« • '• • -B « ™ , J.-ae.™ ,e J Jark.
Trulhnger.
i
Doutrlus. John G . Flook, Jutues F . I
Printing.— Pnvis, Keiuhnrt a»vl Benson.
Corporation*. --Tat,dv, Powell and Trallin-
fa'<--r.
Commerce— Clptp.tuan, Alexander, of Linn,,
au<i Peudergast.
Countir*.— Crooks, Grant nnd Denny.
Federal lleJcJUm*.— Gray, Scoj'gtus and.
l»r»w j .
j Mining.— Lwtde». Ryan nnd Prnnibellor. -
Faille hand*-— Gray, Cox and Garrett.
Gazley and James Applegate,
Grant, R. W. Neal and Ihos. E.
Gray.
Jos*[ihitte, Dane Cos.
Jackson, J B. White, Thos. Smith
and J. D. Loudon.
Lane. John Whiteaker, II. II.G il-
frey and K. N. Tandy.
\
i TliQ.la.tQ elections in both Vermont
Linn, John 1. Crooks, John
aud Maine show a large falii g off
B. I>. Johnson, \V. F- Alexaudjr and 1 „
e
t o -.
I iron) former republican majorities.—
r. j . Sutcs.
r
1
Multnomah, W ..W . Chapman, T. A. j Gen. Grant is so popular, you know.
Day is aud James Powell, G. A- fi>eog-
gins.
The Gazelle invites us to furnish
Marion, John F. Denny. J B. Lich
facts ” and “ statistic* ” t) refute its
tentbaler, T. VI. Davei.p >rt, J .he Minio,
•‘ argument” in it* issue o f Sept. 12
Davi* Siin;>s->i».
Folk, R. J. Grant, F. Waymjrc, Ira !?. Town -
in favor of “ prohibition.” Wrc fail to
sen <1.
Uinatnia. A. L I.'irk.
discover any “ argument ” in said issue
Union, II. Reiu’on't.
Washington, John A.
T.vvl -r, Edward save that which refutes itself.
J ;1 -kiOl).
liave known that the antiquated nut- ;
jin-HRNO«» sESStox.
YrnnhiH. 'V. \V. Brown. Q. W. Burnett.
V,'n?-
o. 1>. VI. Futier aiuli’ieii* J. Ryan.
sanee cal:e«l a grand jury was long sinee j Senate called to order by the Prcsi-
Ov niitiou <»f Mr. Way mire. «<f P»!k, the
abolished in Minnesota
But, lor an ' dent pro tern.
nan v « of Ih»« i< .'iniji*
of M iri - i, and tioo.
H. Rvan, of V.A.seo. were Indericd iu the r-.pori
Committee
on
Credentials
m.de
editor who betrays such dense stupidity
il e Ci'uunii *e-) <*r t r t c 'i n ’ .-'.
their report o f members entitled to o f On
m >tioii, ih r.-'f .ut w;i- a-Iojir.' 1.
as docs this Jacksonville thing, to de' seat* in the Fonate, a* follow»:
Mr. Wnit-.-aker, o f Lane, M -vc l tiia* tti -
. ide the Constitution of a sovereign
he invited to ay}».-:»- in the
*• Tl af at the last general election .St::-retnrv *,l
il.il!
of
the
1!.»»ii--
f--r
the i:urp«*e «»f ««iuiiuis
Siate uncG,is!i/iftiunal, is good. It is a. the fnl.owing named persons were elec.’ -
t, ring the cutii o f otiiee t„- tau Meuihore ut the
e»l
by
couu- I »oUht*.
joke ou Judge Boise; to-bourc.
. Fcnatu:.'
•
* liirir lesncctivc
4
The ?»-rr«tary o f Minto ajip nr.’d
a-R
f l v K !
g
-ni: i»t re-! the -la'ii ol «iheu to .Le meir. ieie ol
Marion—
Famucl
Mille**
(to
fill
va.
C. L. Valhmligham, (he patriot,
: Ij o Hoii-e
caney).
Mr Kirk, o^Uaiatil'n, oil'trviil the f-jl!*»wi»g
stutesman -and scholar, bus beoti nomin-
reaoiuti
Jjiine— R. B Coibran.
•■•Vf'tjfht- II
¡Mieei-'l I*» a f-ertnimen
:»ted tdr Dungress i:i tire Bayton (Ohi.))
Douglas, Coos and eunv—- AOlilgf!
l.y eteeliog its ««- ••».;> »a thd ILl-
Hist. by thè Deinocraey aud w.ll Le Herinaii »»rd C. M 1'usiJiakeak
w ; * uràtr:
i n .-.'—A-.
er.
Joss*;,bine— B F. Ho liiclu\vT\
rlcctcd. Th»p rcpublicin* ai lece that
>«« "M : -AChi it CÌ. ;
!
’oik—
B.
F
Buvvb.
he is ìiut fi* fnr (’ongress beeau«e liti
4 nil*-»—A Siisi;» H t 1 »uri: •
Vr.ni hill— S. 0. Adams.
\ >
I ’.IUI: ; -ih .i.g r--. *iiig * ;
was once bauDh: d- ! To bave, beoti
vYa.'itingto:t, Columbia, Clatsop and N lilt;.
I,wp./iling k’lfcik;
l ift;. i,%.-;dtii:g
Citik;
ncccioity
It was found ncce^ary to repeal o: banishtd by tì-.c thiug who dlù thè
-'#r^
<-y:
.
at-Ariu*;
Tillamook— 'i'homa» 11. Cutnelius.
SeVj-'li -kl>i»»i
i0y-*uch a law r.ow as AlTere wi>s then modify th’s lawr. which was aeeorditig- •* baiiisb’f g ” t ir Mr. \ alland'eham is
MultnoiTtal — i.an-ir.g »Stu»it.
IV- K
\oit-a r -»»luiria.
Cl: ckama*— I). 1\ Th mpson.
__ag*k|iere EVER w a s / Before n<!l-ca!l ly*done last year. In thr-.se facts there riic test lecotiiUicnJaiion mortai man
Oa ■GTNutj a Mr I'-.-x. of J
ll-»!i.»e a i unB»^ until »«* :ii > i ; jv . »it i.iiiug i
Av t*seo— \ iftor Ttvevi'i
on th« f T c“ *
tlii# evidence o( the |v‘# fuod for reflection f *r the Gazette.— cuuìd bave T h e“ ^anither” in tb;s
i IHC o civ/vli*
Union— J antes llender.-hott.
'il t:sî’ .\v. S’ej.iM*! -r 1
iucani;Cbi’ cowardice and stupidity o f! 'Vill it consider them?
«•a*c was bim-eìf fìuully “ bnni'died ”
The Committee report the following
SENATE — * !.. : ■ ..:n>u\i .-..i: -I
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your party» Mr- G;^t(v*y. every re* ut il
rom F oìm ’ s iheator to— elitre do you j names a* mett.birs lioldit.g over from hy \’ ».-1 ; r I'rtVili.
T h e D i^sreiice.
-iV-loet.
a . si.
! last term :
can inttnDr shortld^ rise, with faces
,-»nj>r jo ■:.! mi l :oi uiiioii
thiuk, readcr ? W'e presume ht is n d
Clii-l Justii^R
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W'iili.im
Cyru**
aud
R.
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11. the ini-ml’.-i s.
'rr.-'i
the
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covered, auu-^c euL^of the hall to the
In l&f^2 the Legi.s’ative Assent. ut for Cor.gress, and by reason oi hav* Craw Ibrd.
(in aioli ai - I yjf. 11 u ' t-■ ix. t-»-.- .>»; c.» : » pr- »
ei-ili-il i . n |>i*r*!»a.w,- 1 .1 .
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tuno of the ret ^ a arch and not re- ! |,Jy uf Ore 2 <>n was, for the fir.--t ing been bani-lioi,’’ ai that.
i. . C . lin'd on.
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Mr. liii'ii".)
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erta ma
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turn for ten Lours after the vote b time in th*^ history o f tlic t< r-
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he A ri’itoA. iiing S tate F air —
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It. Goni.Ii
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li.
Bay
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ia k e n wiping Cut aud rendering impo- | ritimy or State, republican—overwhelm
! : >;i k
» c* y— b.
O 1*)*n.
. »,f Wjxiiingi'-ii.
,?nt fjr harm a law which vrdl stand a ^ in r*!y so. His Exeelleney, John Whit- i’Iu* State Fair wilì soon b«* on h-iuds,
iiie v * »li ».I > ft •*
1 at;titilla— N. Ford
F
r ivuvh — U.
nnd
henc?
consideralo
inquiry
is
beit:g
witness of their ineffable disgrace until e iker, of i arte.county, w<»3 (i-Dvernor--
Mat •o — s’ . « nuo: 1 * r ,*A’n
i r i ; i iis- -C.
1 ..r Tii-vitt— ..
th« last drunr>|> shall be sonude-i or. until bis term of otli -e expiring with »he! made as to ilio probabili chang'tcr cf ; The ('oiMti <vFf î* port , i t ii
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to- j Ulva:
l‘l Is t county
scot
L , » t
0. fcterrts
cuunî; ease,
men have to forget tin.* worst sets of e mveciug of said Legislative Assembly tbo enter!:»i:;r.ic:.t3 in sture ;‘:.r toe
Mr. «T-»;n . h i { r} iyly.i-t -r C Six’ j-'on. or
M iri'i-i, utili
ü. .t >• i» .---aiiC i ’i.iiicN oi
it-:i. W e eon - k ’ * v voue! ; ' . what , l- , c.:L<-J a te.sigrration
theives aud brigands of former times. No person had d.-.red fo whisper that t-,resl)t*:r <
. of
• , h.:> , seat j 1 \ M
;.| : h . ;• »i:: ì ;i -.li-ia n> l .a.» Giri'!..
to
tue
N-uaîe
t«»
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etto
tua!
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Gov. While tkor was n 't, in p> int ol at prts.:iit f‘>r wf-at icot't le cnaet.-d, -John A. i’ril.bì- s! y prc*ent »1 1rs ccr
b argued by loading republicans
I- ¡r l’cfóivi-—i.
io wii : (Ubbs with hi* Finch and
bt.'re, genthu.m.'iir breeding at:I in
t ’ IuMte t*l » ! e fu n. a o .l th o ei::: tur te.
J ,r Kiti»ài».:■* ih ri:, Mr. D >*.>1» pn‘ in u *m
rii!
who are infuriated at the Domocrrcv
'ludi paüilie
w : î i not
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end
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Uri:-nie.-is
1 honesty, the peer o'
’ i stiucts. bon .r
Ì <t «•* i* r
t'tll
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'liillaat^ii
w
for admitting lion. Lansing Stout to i
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tnu-tcr liis recruit.*-.his glory hath de. alì)" ed !.i- seat in t!.e ! '< rj : t
T!v »;!• Ct) '1.
■ any gentlcm tu in the State. Hi* ] r.-
i i r F :■; riii-.-i''.;: CE-tk. Mr. Tf:viu nawci;
hin seat in the Senate, that there was
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.
...
parted. Th« people beve le.irned inai committee Itir*hot* report that in
| vatt* character was without a stain or
I iiiir-.-r. uii'l Mr. L‘
li. C. I", ». ’u ari-j. }• r-
J
.-'.pli
N.
Dolj.h
Ivtv
d
Dowel!
no vacancy to fill aud hence the elec
^ ^ publjc Cj|reer wa, un I lie aforesaid Finch and Mushpaddlh
uier
W.is
v!.«
t<
it.
wore elected Feiuitors from Multnou-ah
f!er^ea!)l-at .'nan.*. A’ r. Iiiu*t )n ininu-l I*.
tion o f Mr. Stout i* Multnomah was a | ^ gai!cd and „ asii:iilublo. 1 his h,w. drama, was a costly nuisauce and have county; that one of : he above named U. For
Hunnu. atut .Mr. D Hpn, Wiley Lii^puun —
champion to private life. | Semitòni was entitled lo hold office for Air. IB wit.* t-R-i leil.
bit o f nimh'ss pastime! When did ! ever> a,j went r.,r nought in the esti retired their cliatnt
l i t Doorkeeper, Mr. Dolpli n»uni*iapvt .Ic*'C
ihe term of four years from th T. elec,
these republicans make the di>c >\ery niation of the in ijority ryhe h id been Requie sen! in pace.
Vi'anl, Hiitl -Mr. lluslou, o. A OjLio'uiuuit.—
tion, but no idlotment was made ai the Lutter w.u* electeJ
that there was no vacancy to be filled ^ — cveryhody in the St;*te now realizes
C:i motion of Air Ilustjn, u commi'toe o f
Til ink o r I t !—ri he republicans say ! last- session of the Feimte ns required.
thro* was atipoiiite*] t>> wait >>u tlio :*c< rvt.irv
from Multnomah? Certainly not prior ^(iW—cullcri to legislate for the people,
Lincoln was a paragon of wisdom, hor.- ! *
comnt’.t.ee tiier. loii* iceoinuieud of c^tjit«s a:-.'l :t-k ht'D lo ailiu'.iiiot-jr ike oata to
"to the late election, for they nominated j (; oV W’ Uitenker delivered his lust bi.
that neither ot said two persons el.iim the ofiieVr* citei.
C'ty and sagacity— a Faint as it were. ing tube Senators fiotti Multimami'. Co.,
Mcs*rsi. Hu-Ton, B av L y ¡»ml Cyrus were ap.
ju dge Shattuck and fairly raised the 1 enial message to this body ; ami, though
That whatever he uiu while President are on t i ! led to vote until it. shall be de­ pointed raid eo!t,;iiiu**e.
earth in their efforts, to elect him.— the same w >s couched in language at
The .Secretary ol ditto responded to thi Invi­
was right. **.n;I that 1»is knowledge ol cided bv lot which otic of them is cnii. tation of the Scnrgo, :\nd afiuiiniiterod the oath.
Judge Shattuvk certainly thought once dignified, becoming, statesmaniik»
A r. i-t'.ut moved that the ¡v raeaut at. Arm*
men and their capacity was superex- fied to hold over.
Moved by Hcndershott, to receive ! notify the Secretary o f Stato lo i a rai» li tutrn-
there was a vacancy, otherwise he aIiJ unexceptionable, its author wa-'
il*
•
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Li .J ’ g i.k-'il.* \i - 1 1 M w é • 1 t 1 i I k A. l’Xr
eeilent. 'J'licy a’ most claim lur the
practiced a deception by running to Gil . uiaJe the butt of petty insults and annoy
•!>« n'P0" ' wblcb uiutiou was agreed \
.f
Martvr-Sainl infallihility. W'ell, let’s to.
State
t>
e
tv
;so
requested
ti»
furnisd
Mesirs.
a vacancy. No gentleman would de auces ¡|, the disposition of tlie suite by
Moved by Mr Hcndershott that the Dolph 1‘ oweli a:ui Sell* with stationery.
examine the consistency of these ]>rc-
liberate!)’ do this, nnd hence we are ! t]lC«.aid Assembly wild Senate. It was
M»>iion lost.
report
of tho committee ou credentials
tet'sions slightly. Frank Blair was a
Ou motion o f Trevitt, Senate adjourned uptil
forced to the conclusion that Mr. moved aud seconded that fiiteen copies
be adopted.
2 o’clock p. m .
favorite of
icoin’s throughout.—
Arrpaxoox RI'.SSIOX.
Mr. 11 endersbott moved the previous
Fhattuck, late ( h:cf Justice of the Fu 0f this message bo ordered printed, and
Senate cuiicd to order hy the I’ rosident.
Honors wor*- lavished upon hint with a j question.
preme bench of the State knew what he . the outgoing Governor was attempted
Mr. Ilendtri-hiiti.oii»red Resolution N. 1.
prodigal hand. lie was made Major
Mr. Cornelius, of Washington, rose
Jlemt/ced, That tho reporter« <>f tiia variou«
was «bout when be consented to run ! tube humiliated in various other ways,
General and kept in active service to a point o f order, to the effect that newspaper* of tho Stutu nyo hereby invited to
occupy places within the Lur of the Senate, and
for State -Senator from Multnomah ! Six years hence from that date and a
throughout the official career of Mr. the previous que*ih.n was not in order. that the Seriicant at-Aroi* be instructed t.-
county. To establish the contrary change comes ab.-af
The Legislature
The chair overruled the point, to
convenient soats for their occi^>a.uou.
Lincoln and was by him trusted. pet‘ ed which ruling Mr. Cornelius appeah-dto provide
Resolution
& lopted.
^souclujiUH*» to convict J udge Shattuok • ¡., overwhelmingly Democratic— F,x
On motion o f Mr. Trevitt. the rules govern­
and feted. Now, iu the face of all this, the house The decision oi the chair
<*f wilful deceit or disgusting imbecjl. ; ( jov Whiteaker being an honored mem
ing the Senate at llie last session were adopted
the republicans front Maine to Califor­ was sustained.
for
the government of the present one.
jty. To fay there was no vacancy ! her of the popular branch— and the
On moli >’4 of Mr. Adauis the members con­
The previous qtjcslion wa^ withdrawn
nia aver that Frank Blair is now and
amounts to an imputation upon the presiding executive is a republican —
tinued to oeeupy the same seats they were then
ubvtif/s ras a restless, revolutionary, hy Mr. Haudershott itr favor of Joseph occupying.
intelligence or honesty of not only He delivers his biennial message. The
N. Dolph and Lansing Stout, o f Mult-
Mr. Trevitt offered Resolution N. 2.
dangerous man— in short, a traitor.— Qonian, so as to allow these gentlemen
Jii*tdred, That the Clerk be directed to in­
Judge Shattuck but of every sane man same is considered in a spirit of candor,
Is titis not an imputation not only to make arguments for and aguinst tho form the House that this body is fully organ­
who voted for him, and he ran far respect and courtesy. Eight hundred
ized and prepared tc. commence the business of
upon the judgment, but the patriotism adoption of the report.of the committee the session.
ahead of the general county ticket.— copies were ordered printed and the
on credentials.
Resolution adopted.
ol Mr. Lincoln ?
What pretense will the rads, net set author of the document spared annoi,
Mr. Dolph asked leave to vote. Refused.
Mr. Cornelius moved to amend the
Mr. Huston offered Resolution No. 4.
up to subserve base aud ignoble ends? ance and humiliation of any sort. W e
report o f the committee by striking*out
Handled, That the Scrgeant-at-Arms bo
During
the
Senate
organization
cut-
S'huji U<> not stagger ut convicting
tho
words
“
Multnomah
county
”
and
■ *w»d he is hereby nuUorixcd to employ a boy to
^heiuselves of treachery and imbecility. refer to this matter now in order that btugiio at Sa'ent, Dolph, through cour­ “ Lansing »Stout.”
“ fact us page iu the Senate, whoso wages shall
not exceed one dollar per day.
sensible people may institute a compar­ tesy, v.as aliowed to speak a piece.—
Motion lost.
Resolution was adopted—
John C. Bell, Salem, a as occupied ison between the manner o f men con
The question was then on the adopt­
The job done, lie rjudtcs frantically out
SKNATK 8TAX10NG COM MITT I! R®.
ion of the report, which was adopted.
all laat weak in opening a very heavy stituting a republican Legislature in
Judiciary— Stout, Crawford and Herman.
ot the lull, scuts himself hy a table
4
Senate adjourned until 10 o ’clock
M'oy* uud Mean*— Cochrane, Cyrus aud Cor­
general assortment of goods just receiv. 1862, as tried by the standard of a and writes a long string of nonsense to
nelius.
tomorrow.
t"v* Oregonian he ided, Grtat.Speech
AVcctVo*i4#fHendershott, Miller, of Jackson,
e>ifby him. 8t*»ple good» of ull grade.- Democratic Legislature in 1868.
H O U SE— Mr. Wnymire, ot Polk, and Powell.
ol Mr. jJoioh in tho Senate !”
art now to he found on his shelves.
called the House to order, at 10, A. M.,
Claim*— Cyrus, Holtzclaw and Pershbaker.
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A John Chlnaniati sl ot hi* wife iu
Corporation«— Ford, Crawford and Adams.
and nominated Mr. Chapman, of Mult­
Dn'idi's .viji! xj'ty, before, and after,
W e learn iroui ull the Portland Salem on Tuesday morning last and
Federal Relation•— Miller, of Jackson,
nomah, Speaker, pro teni.
Stoat, and Bayley.
: v relii-ved iront Senatorial' duties
papers that a man by the naiue of An- then very sensibly sh »r hituself dead.
W. L White, o f Clackamas^ was
Military Affaire— Trevitt,
Dribblasby,
Thompson.
- *
elected Clerk,pro tem.
The she Chiuamau is likoly to ri cover jjri i appear in next Peek’s S jonal .
gel, eut biuiself with a jsck'lnife,
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INDEBRNDENCE,
I L L S L L L IliL iR ENTIRE STOCK
cf Cloth ins.
Dry Goods.
liimtt and Siloes.
Carpet inn
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and Kdion* at.
PO RTLAN D
P R IC E D !
l’or the next
N I N E T ? DATS.
Being obliged to Kef;irui*b our Store, befor*,
winter ?ct8 in, and having no ti ne to move our
good*, we will *e!l at tho Aforesaid rates,
No charge made for showing goods, so o&lL-
and learn tho prices
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F a r m e fs ’ S to r e —
MONEY S A V E D I
LOOK ATTRIS!
rjA H E LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
OF
D ry Goods,
Clothing,
hoott,
Shop,
Grocer us,
aud Crockyry^
That has ever be$n offered in Polk Co., is just
received at
C f i t O l f I? Sc W O L F ’ S
New two story building at INDEPENDENCE,
which we wilferiil CHEAPER than the CHEAP­
EST.
We are prepared through recent arrange­
ments made in San Francisco, to find constant
sale for all kinds of Produce, and paying the
highest market pri^e for WHEAT.
We al>o have in connection with onr store,
A LARGE W AREHOUSE,
where we offer storage on good terms.
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