Coquille City herald., January 13, 1885, Image 2

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T U E S D A Y , JAN. i ’. l s ^:>-
4 ' 1 V S I. M I I S V I Í
i: ï 5 £ : ; i M i * 3 .
Great stress is being laid * n the
fact that the newly elccied pres;
dent is a ci\ il s e n n e riT*-rsm-j'.
am! tlicit he will pur.
a cour •
in ftecorJnr.ee with that doctrine
hence, there will 1 h * no removal
fumi loom! ou-« c-, without j ’> •
cause for such iemo\..!**.^
so ..• ',
so good: hnt, we may nsiv in con-
sideration «»f the present aspect
o f political affairs, w!mt constitutes
a just cause? If we are approach­
ing that period when public serv­
ants will he retaine 1 mi office in v-
spective of party affiliations, tin n,
the good citizens of all j a’.ties
the element that stands in support
o f permanent progress, will have
cause to rejoice in the dawn of a
brighter and purer era in politic.--.
The day of the political, office
seeker will he no more, and the
servants o f the government, who
retain their positions by virtue o!
'merit, will add to the stability of
the administration the invaluable
qualiticatioii of large experience.
I t would he better for us all if
civil service reform could he real-
¡zed, insteadoC Iv in - the snare that
There are many
we now behold
rviee in which
brauches o f the
tlie retaining of men for life, or
during gtH'd Ix-havior. would be a
,1
decided
improvement,
notably,
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judges, pih»ts, ]K»stnumters, light
house keepers, ami the crews of
life-saving stations.
The greater
tlie experience of such men, the
more imperative it becomes to re­
tain them, ami they should not be
removed without g »od cause.
There is nothing in our hi dory,
so highly, so glaringly contompti-
ble as a partisan judge.
W e p »*<-
sess them in every grade, from the
highest to the lowest, where they
have been Vtiuglit and s«<M like
bogs. N o other simile could be
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It ne.-il
j t, »t I i * ace« -u i &
*-1 is i it'd b y » «rimai io ­
vasi«¡n « r ¡»mu :u r a t « - l ni 1 lood.
•’In- N i'-.raguan treaty i.-theonh-r-
1 t u « t r • \ « * that
in g wn ! «e.
home, a ml by investing rROOdUii).-
0t»0 in a hip canal there, se-ure
ti:-‘ country.
American miter-
I rise will soon annex the whole oí
C entral America fri in that hase
line. Sectional disc-red is happily
ceased, and the south i.« primal il\
and deeply interested in turning
ilie tmnlencv of eutm: i*o and the
more h of empire
; w aid
la-i’ st. tesinen, by at once dumi-
pivining a bold and brilliant policy
in that diroi-tion, w ill opou up a
new »'in for the entire1 country,
and map onta safe and diort road
.ri,v „ „ a
m ont to th e
southw ard.
titillai growth.
I he i-sue i.- tran-
quility at home, will add to the
glory of our great lepubii«*.
The extent of territory nmv un-
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• lei me nag oi u.t* i untai . i,u< >
is amply sufficient forali purposes,
lo extend n inrther is but to wt'ak-
en it. No tloiiht, tin* Anglo Saxon
race w id, luially. rub* o\er t!ii^
continent, bin there is m«thi*io t«»
warrant the most fertile imagina
lion in claiming that it will <!«. so
in : consoliti t«'l b-rni under one
ue.ir the s- otwh.cre they have b»*en (erior aie mudi exercise«! o\t*r tse
s nothing i m-ui
w c matter.
drowned, is nnoth.-r «>n »oh
m«ijv ¡ >ari ¡cllk 1-
nun.her of cases t*> in then
•ould
prove tl-.is, ami that the influx oí Ay is this the cas \ !i< n* i -ic ¡-.ip.i,
■is. I Il t b being's
r ings t I-»
;h<> tide lias more eia c! on the bot-j are edited ivlaw ycis.
’ about a i;lllU'l- .*«
tom, during tie* first hour of the
flood tide than it lias during the advice t" iiis son, on mitering the
A fter on patul­
«Ih . J »ill Noble, who was drown- legal orofessioii.
od, or killed and thrown overboard ting on the majesty oi the law and;
¡.t the end of the Lav Citv wharf, lia; grandeur «>f justiic,
tn«- s* a
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l); IV, asked Jilin {tos -jueste>n:
on the Isthmus slough, ('<
i:a\c n* ;t •!<*»'
and w h.ere there is a swift ebb, came father, suppose that
no a li' .v hundred yards above tlm law nor justice oil my ». 11 *
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Talk all lOlll! il. 111'.
simt w la re t ! a- r ml oi tin W hî! M than?
damls. Kdwiu Saillier, drowndeil talk ¡-ll round it. Il a ;>
in South slough, in a very rapi*! rows money - -11 propini',, ii«-m par-
current at ebb tide, wits carried ties within the State, the in
slowly along (!.«' bottom until tli«- tiers is deducted; but, if t«;e money
prevailing f->ivo « >1'¿ho deep influx he !i.;rr«»w«'d from par Í ieS 1« d ling
» ,
'i«r- ot 1 ¡it* Stan', ♦
ti»;
1 à :>ro: t i : ! y
took the body, and it wa> found on
ss«*ss«*il at l!s tail \ ;i h,«*.
We
the oi
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un­
pire C'iiv aliiyt one mile.
*¡ not law v«*rs. c: ns< i i : «ont -
In a recent case « u this river the ' a * to yive a legal «»; li IIj; Ut i ll tili-.
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ti igbut, a c l'iiit«-a > » *))*«' vii k\Y « »1
some ft-atures wt-rt‘ observeil, the i
Ca-e il'ipels US t 1 tl »«' «'pi
Uidv I oing fourni close to the spot the case
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, t, the St;it«' lias no ri:g’.it to t i . » ; c-
w here it entered the water.
I la* t
body of a <1 row ned pei son s tamis tat«* to its eitizens wln-re *d;»*v
has
iq light where ih< rt‘ is witter d« «*p l.-orrow nmney.
enough to keep it in that positi« n. right to di-crimu: te ea li r.g bur-
Nine Italians wi-re dr«»\vned at tía* delis on one port ¡ 11 «>f its Cl •
end of a reef at i ’anamu, by tin- and t xt'inpting a - a! i ■ * r.
it l *. <
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*y in 1:il»d. tla
i'li« iv is 1Î1Î outMuer mve-
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ft.t [ ,-;s0 and fall of the tide at that ; a u l is taxi'd. i i t lil\ t . !S
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r -, it le nini t>«* t..\« . I
plate, ...
eonsequentiv,
it runs swift hl»
1 n watching the spot until the title No discriminât:--n si mid !-
\Vi. foiititl them ;-ll t-»getlier, niitted w iti: refe;« ¡ t «* n* :!«*
^.landing <»n tin ir f o t , and they ors. 1 mj.artiabty oug.i t h* 1 -• i :
V(H1V j )Ul),>d up by the hair of their nil«*, ami if «»ne «h btor is ex- c!-t. d
hendH. Now, if a botlv would be i b.r the iunou«it of the in k bt« dm
consideration
i all should be exempt.
l fh.t,
K H * ( and
Si i l i taking
I t U . l J l ^ i into
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,f »-a.,,
i-rto laws are an «vil, and they :-h -
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¡ ..e, e v k U i¡( be repealed, or amended in sue1
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that it w«.*uM n«»t nsovi
ve ut «li . We manner as would ¡-«"".e to
c..e tI.-t-se e s e s t«« - ae.V thi .t tlie them ( quiial »!«*.
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havc-Mio «-¡'.inti «»f a farm of 10 » n-i«-n
vv
The next legislature will have
'J'i..^ olii t»!i«vst of (in' filübnstor
Tlili tv years’ experience, a num-
•t yet vanished, as niny he her of which h:i elicm i passed on several hills of great interest to i he
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seen Irotn the loiiow iig, uPpped ranid rivers, warrant us in saving j copie, lie fore it. Geo is Lie h i >-
from a newspaper in New Orleans: that the currents at the bottom are stitutioij of prei inct assess«*rs
in-
i !:e ' n :o une, in a d- u !*-ie:;d«*d less re.pid il.an tliose on the t<ip. stead of tin present metho«i <>i ns. j
!>•;.Jer, -caking oi American j *>1 - Hirco years which v/c passini at -essaient by the county asses*- *r. •
i‘■ an 1 the N ¿car.’ ;, ¡tan treaty, kmjuina hay, in the oyster busi- Another, is to j roride b»r < < unty
:. ; ; “ 1 in' country is np>. lor an ness, hut wont to further provo this district attorneys,
ii.is lull p . s-
iniii'i h r.ow «lepar;use < ne wvr- fc.ch \Y’e can tal e a pair (»1 o y s -' ed the lower house ut ti;«' last ses- ;
ti,y « i nr gient nation and «»no p*r tongs, sixt«w*i; feet long, placo ¡ sion of the legislature, lint tailed in
hat w ill s>"nip it*ell iijh ' ii the them on the bottom and work them 1 the senate, ih e next is the mort
v. Je’le he toiy «ù North America. up stream against n strong elih title. ! gage ta\ law. It appears that the
\\ ^ must adapt a policy of ncqui- The finding of di«>\vnd»*d persons hurdeu of this law is disirihuted
. r .j territoi ial aggrandize- in streams alleo ted by ocean tides, ‘ unequally. 1 in* papers of the in-
gov« rnment ami one flag.
Ih eh ir-
tl.er weextcml our domain, thonmiv
vulneri ble poilus we oíe*r to lu th
tin- foreign as well as tiie domestic
onemy.
d’o say that n powerful
ami bloody
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*■ war was. carried on for
more appropriate to * '* ’ f * ' " " 1 10,) ’ tUe ,mT,. ,,e .»f d;vi,Ungtl«8 ¡.r e s .!t
as the 1(1.« .« the most L tticg «•ai- t„ 1Titl„,.
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blem of their voracious and dis­
the wlt.de or a great part of tlin
gusting complaint.
The remedy contini nt without frequent di.
that will obliterate this obnoxious turbantes of a similar natui
!
’-’c w ! deli has but ? iglit effe :-t < 'll a
ulcer, cannot be applied too soon. to surpass all bounds oi’ io - ->n
. * . J jé d n«'
I. d v V
s?andiiur
r_> ut»*•«- t on 1 !:« - bot-
Then, wo may obtain impartial de­ ail the dreams of the i-,h
A! r. Kdib-r:
11 you I.;.-,
I t -, :
tom, cnil i:a\ e
le et « li i » »ck.
cisions; then, jimtioe will have l'he race
a r et-uian in fornici- \ « :
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a« m*
may
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iy Houris!:.
111« »u:-
• bri»!i u W i
■iutieri ;dw. '.y s
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might ihtvor nm witu a ¡’. .. V !
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ina y pro .-'».»
it v<- i
ve u> r«*j -cate« l
the niark
tho beggarly fraud of politics:
i>: a 1 v■ ;•«, as ! iut. nd t » . !
* ri i
r p ?'i ecti >n, t - t this i. tlOiit
‘ i tel»i «• ; »deal
then the intelligent world will ac­
t- at bu ino-s.
Are the
r¡¡ desi i i 1 c '«1 to be m
l t « > with t!.«' k :»l;jf(4í.
they n.-,1 sta­
cord us that position o f enlighten­ tli«' d<i.tiinn >n «
11 * I v* * •* i. v. mi an* t : •<* v
r> i rme,
that
v. ill t« «1 that the l.eax
ea eau.- l'd by
ment, that virtuous regard f«»r never remain as u happy family
i ; « * : i
ikY X l a o i l u y , l i r e ,
!•> <t
, and W 1 ! i * • ! 1
{; •• s-»uthwest g;
human rights w hich we claim now, congregated in ont * liouse, with
ciolnes wo -n wet.
n-
*eo on 1 h « i«y
hr*.its with great
but do not possess.
Olio ge- .\ I iirmci-boy.
«in«* governing honk I. 1 he em r-
et «»n ILc* work,
The installation o f new pilots j nnms extent of t«*iritoiy ].>M'ciud«‘s
Our correspondent is greener
reason
in
tt
Ci«-
which takes place with a change tlie possibility of the scheme, and
than a cucumber.
ibi not go to
the
cas«»
now
in state administrations is another foreshadows its futility and im-
sea, mv b »v, if you expect got d
stands,
all
tho
effect
that
the
tide
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crying evil.
The efficiency of pi­ P'ractil-ility.
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«.fe e d and a place to dry y-.*ur
bus on l oos hay, is to cut tlie saml ,
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lots depends uj>on th*ir experi­
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Clothes.
11 you do, you will be
W l i n I i s B«f>v v ?
spit and demoralize the cri tes.
ence. and the only reform necessn-!
¡disagreeably disappoint!'«!. 'A lieu
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ry, is to retain comj etent nmii J This question admits of an innu-
¡a sailor's clothes arc all wet, lie
during life.
AY e have w it nostril , merable array o f answers.
I’eans '
•' contempi rary in sj eakitig of has to pull them off and put 1 In m
the folly of remoxing competent , have been sung in praise of it; tlie tjlo ,,p.,ri)priritinn ,)V the semde (,f <»n again; wet or not, he nm-t v-.it
men in San Francisco, after an mailed knight oi fonm-r
days q,0
States, of SoOjtlOO f o r , f<>r line weathor in which to dr\
election, and substituting tin* rif- fought to the death in honor of it, ,.l w l ;nn of a monument’ to
the ' ihoin. Coasters receive fair
f.v. 1
raf o f the wharves, men who could ; and there «re few to deny its j)*evc-r j ’ icnch pot rit it the Martinis ])e ! hut, deep sea ships, owing t«> in
pull a boat and act as bouncers and influence, where it is acoom- 1 . „ f votte says: The surrender o f i dibits to sail them clie.q ’
su;»-
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and obstructionists at the polls, 1 panied with sincerity w l e - r e
it Lord Cornwallis and his army to , H.v ,Hlt P4,or fowl for tin* s«*:tm. n.
but, who possessed no quabiica- surmounts all ol-stach-s and re- General Washington, v.l ich took
1!>0 length of the xoyag«-
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FCHNITUItE
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j m a il« ffrm tlironttli |«in, poverty
at YorU m v», Virginia, virtu- I must lie taken into consideration,
j and tho ever reeiirrii... ,11« ilmt .,||y
,,|ie K ov„|„ti„„;,rv war. precluding the post-ihiiity of keep
ilo.-h is heir to, it never fads in en- d iie ct*nteiiial of this surrender was
tresl i m<*;it or vegeh-ioles. ()r.r
| gendering in tl.o-e who witness it ceh*l»rate«l on the lilth of October ■
tliat y«»u abandon tin*
C ivil service reform in the po- 1 the highest meed t»f j »raise.
Hut, |q«-j
fpj)0 continental forces a- 1 ^ on* »Seamen arc nuincrous, and
sitions above stated, would be an there are other phases which it <*f- nionntod to lt>000 men, o f whom they arrive in this country from
enduring monument o f our prog- fers to ou- gaze, and whicli «les.erve 7000 were French. I.afayette tVas . Europe, by tliousamls, annually. |
ress, and add to the welfare and consideration, as showing that, “ all t|;on» Vi j;¡, !t
uf vessels «nil ^ ^l11^'t-her request is ina«lo, asking
security of our people. In obtain, is not gold that glitters” .
rendered invaluable services in if llin s, iP is ^teeroil by tho bat­
ing the beueticial legislation n«*c-j Love is a mystery an intoxica- |)iij,<dnrr about the surrender,
nnc-le? No. When the w iml is fair
essary to that end, we may he dis- lion of tho senses. 'Lhere is noth
1 nst.-nd o f bei..g a sol.lier, this |tlu; sl,iP is steered by the c.-mpaKs
appointed, at an early «late, but, ing realisti«* or tangible in connec-
would imply that Lafayette was a " hic‘!: is
in :l 1,,1X C i{U iid { U °
if we ever hope to obtain relief ti>»n with it.
it comes like the
binnacle.
In
contrary
winds the
naval cfiicev. J lie truth is that h<*
from the burdens that are now thnnderliolt and disappears like the
had nothing to dti with tlie tnan- ship is steered by tlie sails, t-.s
imposed upon uí * by the frequent lightnin« As Hash. It may I»«» t*u-
agenaent ot the French tloet, fur­ eh »se to the wind as shi* will lit*. ,
changes of judges and others, we
b*»t-< 1, ami is, in untold cases,
barnacles grow on the bot-
ther than the ofl’eci; of a voice in The
ill u iiJiini I I K U I - p u l l
m m
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must agitate the question of ap- in.
a
Á: Pukf‘ an(^
'»i»de'il-
ed, for that which is foul and loath- general council as to the host posi- to,n
tÌ!0 VPSS0‘*
0,1 tl,<‘ A
jxiinting the incumbents foi lii»,
»mo. T o he smitten with it. is t<> ti«»n o f that fleet as an auxilary to backs o f the sailors, w hich causes
Come and
or during good behavior.
\\ hen throw off all restrain t-all advice - the land forces. Lafayette was a them to lie so rough.
the
office-holders
are placed nil the snfegmmls that prompt us (Jeileral in the E pV()lutionnry war,
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uul we will show you ours,
in that position one great evil h> journey within the houmls of
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1 Stick to t tlie farm, where y«m now
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... ,.p,,tnn »mil *,« » i ,.^.». m i,n inovit-.P]«» and a fast friend of the colonies. • u ,v lu 1
winch affects our elections, will r ^ i i i , ami to accejit llio inewtable
are an«l i
may take our word
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with open arms.
H is memory is well deserving of llie» !UHl you
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have been removed—the
assess-
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( “ Some one to love in tins wide tlie American people, and the 111011-
d that, plowing Ine land is
meut for electioneering purposes, world of sonow,” says the poet. ; ument to his fame will be an appro- 1 l,etter tl’.aii plowing the ocean, and.
A ll officG-lioHior \wll Cci^t *us \otof It i«s not «i uiilicuit senreh.
lliGro priatG tributo.
it nfforils r movo sgcuig position
then, without fear or favor, and he | *\ro
A ' ' ® 1‘’ so 'v°tthle-.s ati-.i
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for the feet.
Stay with it and
despicable, but some one can be
UId Oregonians predict that the
will be forever relieved from tho fou n d -som e affinity, who will ig- j present winter will he Hko that o f ; 8U JScr. ° for ,he C oos ,)nY P'M'0^ »
abominable practice of contributing
their errors and love them f«»r |8C2, when it set in early and lasted
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. their misfortunes. “ L<»ve is lilind.”
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. \ observe one o f the editors engaged
from his hard-earned salary to ( Tljere CKllllot ho a (1(,ubt as to the ‘ ^ i l the m i«l«i!eof March. Jt that in R fi00tlling HVort to scrape us ;
further the election e»f any j k i son. | truth of the assertion.
tlieory should prove to ho the cor- down the back, for the purpose
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“ Vic«- ih « HHhjtct of stit-it fri( lttfnl nii«n. \ reet one, wo will have an abundance of removing the barnacles tick-j
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'irV.V«! r.1 Va^\iVi^Tr wiVu'Tts
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but dttlo trust in this ! ling the cuticle and causing us to
Subscribe lor the H er ald .
We tirat «miura, then pity, then«01 brace,” section.
1 kick with convulsive gratification.
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General fur­
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Canned goods,
Cigars, tobacco
ami.'andi«*s. H e pays tlie high­
est price for country produce
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