bAlLAbSAfUtitiAY, JULY 19.
(Jti the ttirid of 3iatch 1873,
just obe tlaj' tte'fbrc Grant was ioaugu
rated for i Second terhi, he signed the
infamous bill winch increased hia salary
from, twenty five to fifty thouSsim
dollars pbr annum. The sdme bill
. increased the paj of the iiieiiibers of
CMrigteSS td seven tHod.vidd five hun
ahuutij each,ao(l gave, the
f efy merrtberS that passed the bill bacV
fcajf fdr otttf j-e&r at the same rate, and
ibo gave them for nil time- to come and
"ofte ar back in addition to this great
lalarj a large sum for truYcling expen
ses, from their respective homes to
Washington cttvj tlQ amount left
discretionary with each member, to be
fied tlV Jiimself jtj strict aceordauQe
With the dictates pf hi?, mote or less,
elastic cohfecietiCC,, so that under the
law as it now stuutU, there Is no telil'ig
what the pay of a member of the
American Congress is, except that he,
white or black as the case may be, gets
seven thousand five hundred dollars
per annum, and as much more as he
falJ certify to under his hand to the
di3b timing officer, as. paid out for
riotoua living on his wy from his
home to the Capitol and tnck.
lne saoie infamous hill, gives to the
kpeaker of the House of Representatives
tho sum of tea thousand dollars per
annum J it increases the salaries of nil
the beads oi departments and judicial
officers; it gives the Attorney General
ten tnousaud dollars per annum and
places ten thousand more at his difpo
tal to test his honesty ; it gives to
whoever the Congress may see fit to
employ, eighteen hundred dollars
annually, to stand in those halls of
arftjption, and pray aloud to Almighty
God to spare that baod of theives from
twift destruction while they legis
late to destroy the people ; it gives to
seventy four Senators, for stationary
and newspapers yearly, the stlm of nine
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars;
it given for cUrks and Stationary alone ,
for the benefit of cohlmittees of the
Senate, the enorrAiotis sum of thirty five
thousand dollars j it gives to some one
without dYhominatio" who, for
atsc'.llaneous items exclusive cf labor
witfe'iut saying what, the bum of forty
thousand dollars ; it appropriates, or
squanders, over fifty thousand dol
lars annually for a capltul
police; it gives to clerks of committees
of the House of Representatives and
folders of doccttraeuts for the mem
bers, the outrageous sum of one
hundred and twenty-six thousand nine
hundred and eighty dollars ; it appro
priates for one furnace keeper, two
policemen, one night watchman and
two door keepers at the President's
boose including one usher, the sum of
eveo thousand eight hundred and
forty dollars ; it absolutely appropriates
to the President over and above his
fifty thousand per annum, for private
secretaries, eifccutive clerks, stewards
and messengers, tie sum of thirteen
thousand eight hundred dollars, and
then as though not willing to limit our
tnodren Caesar in his expenditures, it
appropriates the further sum, as
lienliogfcnt expenses tor the executive
office, of six thousand dollars
In the above sketch we have given
but a faint outline of this infamou
bill. Sovejreigoa or Oregon how do
yoo relian it ? whenever your stomachs
shall rdcoVer sufficient to receive another
dose of this bill, you have but to indi
cate to the Republican office and you
shall have it in ail its hideous
deform! tt.
Thfc direct way lx aeck the elective
franchise for woman is to go to the State
legislatures for it. They have the
right. It is lodged thete, beyoud
question "Bulletin.
Just so, itid a Republican Legisla
tnre was applied to, last fall io OregoD.an J
absolutely refused even to allow women
to vote on the liquor question, or any
othit. Dii tticy ;do right Mr. Bulletin
or cot ? Have vou any Cnind on the
tubjetJt J If so what is it t,
. bt Mrrcury has a page of rather
UVfcte yet very modest criticism, oo
the lift an! contact of our late Sena
tor John Hiram Mitchell Hippie.
W ii Bishop 0 of the Willamette
ralley ?
n hi r
To the Sheriffs of the several Coun
ties within the State of Oregon:
Whlkeas, At a genera! election
held on the third day of June, A. P.
187i, the llou. Joseph G. Wilson was
duly elected Representative of tho State
of Oregon in the Forty-third Congress
of the United States; and
Wiihueas, Since the said election,
said office lias become vacant by the
death of said incumbent; and
WiiEHKAS, By provision of the
Constitution of the United States, and
the Jaws of this State, it has become
the duty of the Governor thereof to
issue his writ of election to till such
vacancy ;
Now, therefore, I, L. F. Grovcr,
Governor of the Siato of Oregon, do
hereby command you aud each of you
to notify the several Judges of Election
within and for yourstveral counties, to
bold a special election of Representative
Z Congress to fill the vucaucy afore
said, on Monday, the (V3) thirteenth
day of October, J 873. aud ,h.t you
cause all proper notices to be given
thereof according. to law.
, Given under ny hand and
j g ) the seal of : I 3 Slate ol
( ' j Oregon, at Salem, this tenth
day of July, A. I). ISTo.
L. F. G rover,
Attest: S. F. Chadtuck
Scc. o? Srate of Oregon
The Comi.no Ellction. We pub
lish in til i s number the proclamition
of the Governor catling a special
election to come off on the thirteenth
lay of October for the purpose of
electing a member of Congress for the
State at large. This of course will be
a very important election to the peo
ple of Oregon, and every citizen of the
State who enjoys by suiTerancc the
high privilege of voting, should feel an
inlorait .ji . ffl i-i n lr r-i ! 1 fi.rth , T.e r, , v n n .1 '
actiivty, and the work should be core
at the primaries because beyond that
noint the tjeonls as such lave no con-
trol ; and that portion of our citizen!
who nrc refused this great and rno-t
sabred rio;ut should not feel th t they
have no interest in this in it t. r, l.ut
they too, should s-rt the nselves in
favor of the nomination and election of
some man jr that important office,
who is Cnp-jb'e, honest, and who enter
tains and maintains crorect principles
upon all the important questions pend
ing before the people. We are aware
that the absolute refusal, without the
slightest shadow of reason, to permit
participation in a right more sacicd
than all others in popular government.-,
ha a direct tendency to iethergy ami
careleRjnet'? in the class against whom
the unjust discrimination b made, but
we hope that the noble wom"n f
Oregon will use hat influence tley
arc permitted to excreise, in the tight
direction irrespective of party name,
and will assist in the selection of some
man who is reliable and who id in
favor of all proper tefbrms.
CRAZY. Some one of Holiday's wor
shipers has written a communication
over the s'gnature of J. G. in which
hi relates some of the most absurd
things ever attempted to be placed be
fore the peoplo of Orcgoc to date.
This craiy man says it makes no dif
ference whether IJowlby or Ben Simp
son is nominated for Congress, every
Republican in Oregon wuuM come to
time with a vim ; he alo remarks that
7
the people have the best of lien Holla
day ahd rconopolie3 in Oregon, because
the roads don't pay, and Holladay and
company having brought to, and ex
pended large amounts of money in
Oregon for the special benefit of her
citizen?, have the wrst of it, and con
sequently Holladay ought4o be idoliz
ed. Now vre love cheek, but this suits
us too well. The truth is he is wron;
in each and every proposition, for
cither one of th gentleman named by
J. G. if nominated would bo beaten a
thousand votes by their own party
That kind of soft eodcr is too thin my
dear friend, you must try something
which contains a greater mixture 01
common sense, if you succeed iu hold
ing together this tottering form, whose
trembling liojbs have brought her to
the door of jus'.ico, J
Subscribe lor the Liberal Republican.
The Liberal Republicans of Oreiron j
arC detei mined irrespective - of former!
uffilhtions, to support the best candidate j
presented l.y toe present organized
parties in Oregon at the coming elec
iou ; and while it is true that they
are cot strong enouuh to run an
indepenent candidate successfully,
and do not intend to undertake it, yet
it is by uo means certain, that they do
not hold at the present time the ba!
auce of power. A word to the wise is
suffieient.aud we give notice now, so that
th ere shall be no misunderstanding,
that if either of the present organised
parties in Oregon, Republican or Dem
ocrat, shall place in nomination any
old logy corruptionist, ringite or po
litcal or religious hypocrite' he
shall not be elected ; and futher that
the Liberals flatter themselves that
tiiey are pretty well posted concerning
the timber out of which a Congressman
ought to be made, and they do not
intend to bo deceived. For the pur
poses aboved named the Liberals vill
be well organized in the State and will
work for the rinbt. Let Ik niairo'ues
and political theives hfwarc.
We have always been of the opinion
that the advocates of woman sufrYaj
entertained greatly exag'jetat d ideas
of the benefits to flow from its being
established, 'and that if.s oppuiers, on
the other hutid, were in the habit of
viewing its supposed evils and incon
veniences through a glass that magni
fied about a hundred diameters ; and
we- have further suppos d that the large ,
majority of intelligent people did not
regard the rinetiim a? one of very great
importance, so far as rel ites to practi
cal results.
The above is from the Oregon-
i'in, and the editor although a
very good lawyer, talks all round ihe ;
(U-S'ion, a?d very frte'y gives In
opinu n as to how others view the -jms j
tion on both sides, but he ttudku.-ly j
avoids giving ui hi owo opinion as i
t the CO.- X V C t H CSS
( tl
ritit i
of
t ui i e MtlTrae. Is it riht or r.i I
j hrother ILili ;sud if vm-ny Uj '.' tht-ic I
.re the matt ti tl U -tiou n; wh.ch j
wubi like to hear yoa hpoak
The O e jonl'tn in ,pcak itur of V- od
hud and Chdtliu remarks thuly. ' Wc ;
are greatly io error, and the i leas of
ilmust tho entire chrisuin w.rld are ,
woefully oul of order, ( r cl.-e these
wuim u have enough real wrnngH t. j
answer fur without bearis g the but den j
of ficticious vnes." V'e art ot opinion ;
thithoth propositions named by that ;
paper ate true, to wit: th.it the cdityr i j
in '"error " and the ideas of almost tlie j
entire chrifin woild are, "woefully j
out of order." '
The O'fj Ktiuu s.iy : The Xew i
Vo k Times as v.ell a many other of
the le-t j-oirni!s of the east, I is-
guttd with the Ibjeclu r SCihd.il.'' j
We slioubl think they wouid be.-oare the J
people of Oregon, "disgusted,", with the i
llippik Mitch. ll pcmdul," yet in
ooth instances the reproach was called j
out. by the infamous conduct of the j
obji-fts of the s tan l ib
Jumped Out or The Fkvino Pan
into The Fiue Dr. Chapman of
Portland has i ued a card to the pub
lic in which ho d-j-wfes it distinctly
unlerstood,that hi.s aflilutiorn with tho
Democratic pirty have ceu-'cd ; and
fu rlhcr that he intends to labor for the
success of the Grant brigade from this
time on. We wish him much j-y, and
hope he will be able to give that, much
disgraced and fast decaying party u
different tone, but we fe ir Dr., you have
bjcn iuduoed to corno to tho rescue too
late.
It 13 said that Senator Hippie bus
actually applied to the county court
of the county where he resides to have
his name changed to John II. Mitchell
Door Mitchell, pride will have its fall,
our sympathy with those who by reason
of youthful indiscretion have fallen, for
bid further comment. Mitchell, why
did you do this thing?
A shower of frogs, which darkened
the air and covered the ground for
a long distance, is the reported result
of a rcccut rain storm at Kansas city,
Mo.
The fi rover's lad trip brought a lnrjr num
ber of Chinamen to Salem, the Lock Rt Oregon
City seem to bo a (lod Bend to Salem, a they
supply that virtuous city with plenty of China
men end Chi nawomen, and Salmon in abund.
t,noe to feed them.
mmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmam
Ilalif'as, July 15 The bodi?
of
a man, woman and child,
steera'ru
passengers, were recovered from he
Atlantic wreck on Friday last,, in a
decomposed state; nud buried at Pros
pect. Kingston, Jamaica, July 15. A
Spruish inanofwar has arrived here.
Her coming created considerable alarm
for the safety of the steamer Vir
ginius. The Spaniard threatens to
take her to Quesada, and her Captain
declares he will blow lr up, no mut
ter at what sacrifice, rather than per
mit her to hi captured. The United
Stales Consul went l-st evening with
some Cuban gentlemen, residents here,
to solicit the interference ot the British
Colonial authorities. The excitement
in the city, growing out of the affiir,
is very great
New York, July 15.-Senator Morrill,
of Maine, it is understood is preparing a
speech for delivery next Winter in sup
port of the retroiction of the salary
bill. Senators K lmuuds of Vermont,
and Schurz of Missouri arc. the only
two Senators who have not drawn
reguliily since the Cd of March their
monthly salary, ba.-td upon the new
jsalary bill. Roth are in Europe,
Louisville, July IG. there were
four fires here last night. The looses
aggregate over 8100,000.
New York, .July I". Kx-Sennfor
E. S. Mills, Pividdcnt ot the Hruoklyr.
Trust Company, was drowned this
morning w hih- b athing at Coney Llmd
Pret-idettt Grant has arrived to at
tend the meeting to day ot the trustee
of the l'eabody Educational Fund.
Louisville, July 1G, four fires
broke out last night within the space of
two hours and a .half. The firt oc
eured in the lu nber yard of Luig &
Rrothcrs liit'e damage. The sec
ond in the cantJy manufactory vt Con
rad Uhlrer, Market .-treet. Lu-s.
?10.('U(j. 'Ihe HeXt fire oecured on i
Third, between Main and the river, j
originating iu J. ). Wither & Co.'s fine
cut tobacco -f:bii-hm'-nt, d t t iv i I u I
that ana aoj iiiii !oii!d:tis, oecuoled j
by lletl.M rt A: Wri"lit, furni.vljini' es-tiildi-hment
I.-jxs of llrilxn -Wtihf,
$).0i)Q-t) in-ur:itiee. The
founh fire occurcd in ! ndn rcrs
'it's bh.uk, fourth 6tuet, between
rcto and Walnut, d straying Wrietn's
"oe'y, Madaino llueklejj( iii.ey d)
.nods toro, nn 1 a vaertnf : the
bioi-k, una injuring exi-iddahly l'ai
guy's restaur iut and ct!ifet:tionar
-to"e. Parnv's h's is tstimatvd a
St,(: 0. The buildings d-.tr-ned .
were very h md.titu and vilu ibio, hir
it i ifupi.s-ilde to give an htinrite
lo.-s and iiisui at e ' at present.
STAT Si ITI-2I1.S.
Oakland ht a inony orhr oHi" nttahe 1
tu its I''..t.!fiC'.?.
C 1 Hi:rt)uon ofliie Ia!!fS ha. c-rn the 'a!k
of which arc ten feet hih.
The Irwet ( t!.e fir in ('rv.V'i -'urt-ij the
past year atnroit 1 to the : .' f .:,.:im).
W. V. l'.tt r. f C-.t.n.n was thrown from
a hot' lust wi-ek arid very ba llv ii jure 1.
A lars rai.Miipake wis ki'lol :.n Jackson
villo J;i!.t we.k. Fvrtun Holy tho.s j-i-ts arc
-trr in Orc n .
(Jre J. AVLitirtjj hns been nppTintcl a
Cotnrui.'f ionr of I't-e Js for OrOjj o, to rc.-i-K'
nn I'ltfiturj;. Ta.
A prlmpl of ynnnj la lies, under the atip'eos
of Mtfr of Charity, is ahju' to bo opened
in Corval'Ls.
Oov. Urovrr has appftntl K. T. William.",
of Portland, nnd J. J. iShaw, of Salem, No
taries Public.
Tho nreonnt of expenditure the Xew
Court House at !?alem, shows that up to June
:?0th, the aggregate was $$l,SS.'t s.'t.
Mar'mn county at the beginning of this month,
hnd $4.1.!.3 p9 in her Treasury, and was in
debt to the amount of 10.410 83.
Fifteen hundred dollars' worth rfboofcs hate
just been added to the Plate Library, many of
them excellent works on the law.
The mails from Itospburg to Coos Bay and
bark is now ronveyed by Hill's singe line
over the Coo Bay road, leaving Roseburg
every Monday.
Since the close oT the Modoc, tronble the
Link river country is being settled up. Aa
a stock niing country that section fcis said to
be hard to beat
A hungry brother burglarized tho residence
of a Palemito on Friday night of last week, and
carried away ft Irtrge amount of edibles, but
left the table and stove.
Notice is given that thre will bo a meeting
of the Marion County Farmers' Club held at
ho Legislative Hall in Salem, Saturday, July 26,
1673, at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Champions of the the Red CroFS. at
Oakland, have leased ft commodus hall inwbinh
to hold their meetings. The Good Templars
will probably occupy tho same hall.
Mr. Jncob Short arrived in the Dalles last
week across tho moiutainl with a band of six
hundred fat sheep from Marion county, lor
which he paid from $1 to $1 50 por head.
Frank Caldwell, of the Cove, Union County
lost his life ft few days since, whilo driving logs
down Ihe Va'.lowa river. IIo ventuered in
the river with a boat in order to loosen n jam id
logs, when the water getting the best of the boat
turned it over and Mr. Caldwoll was carried j
under the logs, and has not been seen since.
A Air. IbempHon, resifiing uluut two miles
jroui Aiarion, while eD&td io drawing haT
into a iuow ly a i ntent Laj-foik, with horn
power, met with a very severe, if not nital acci
dent, on, Friday last. It appear ha yiu staud
ingbeUiyd the horse that was lilting th load
of hay, when the singletree broke and; flow
back wita great kjee and struck Mr. Thotnp -son
in the side, tearing a terrible gash, "break
ing off a pice of his liver, and but for his
unaccountable presence of mind, would bare
let hid bowels ou. When seen by his partner,
Air. AiuArtbur, he was standing holding his
bowels fioni protruding, apparantly full con
scious and fully realizing the situation. Irs.
Smith of Jefferson and Carpenter of Salem
were summoned as soon a possible. The ma
jority of men would have died on the spot, but
his corlness and courage may save his life.
Bulletin.
There is considerable excitement in the eity
in confluence of runer- that smallpox is
prevalent. Wo apprehend that most ot the
excitement ha grown out of tho action of par
ties who removed a patient from the Aletropoli8
Hotel to a vacant house in the south part of
the city without notifying the city
authority, and thus imnerrilled the
heulth'ofthe neighborhood. Oat of tbn matter
ha ve sprung rumors of smallpox hidden away
in every part of the city. There is no cause
whatever for alarm. The Mayor and Com
mittee have always taken every possible pre
caution ag:iint this spread of this contagion in
thu city, and the result has beeu that tho dis
ease has never become general.
Sam May, it lf confessed and thoroughly
proven thief, could nt be convicted in Morton
County. Whitley, in whose favor many points
were established whicU were at least entitled
to consideration, was readily convicted of as
sault with intent to kill. Courier
A female witness in the Whitley cae was
impeached on the ground of gross immorality.
In erJer to sustain her testimony, and not
withstanding the fact of her well pre ven lewd
character, Rev. J. James was sc tit for and put
upon the ftan-1 to ehow that tai 1 wornaa was a
mi tuber of good Handing of the Al. E. Ch"rch!
The I'ldrad.i I i c ! in linker County is now
c;iriy ing only SAO inches of w.tter, from which
is it alized about t-ix hundred dollars for each
icnty fjr hours ; this is over and above tho
running expnsct
J...,.;,!, Man.of WVston. was struck in the
f.ce with a blackMa ith'e hamiucr, la;-t wick and
hs 11 y hurt.
Tin: te:e:b:itoic$.
The Annual "hoys leitta" bejraa at Boise
City on thw 10'h int.
A 1 Vun iwyrr, Internal Revenue Insj-fftir
f..f lots c..at, is in l! 'if, lurking after tuuue
Tito Miin !"i:il Oovemmfnt of Huijo City
r-jt ihe laxpnyeri $1.U7 dining the a.-t yiar
l .,tre is 77 baliunce in the Treasury-
A srh'! '.raHjfr named f C Smith ba
somewhat sud b.iiiy jus 1 my.-teriouidy di.-ap-p.-ared
from tho precincts f H.ii Cty
The Trihvn Iciirns fr tn Mr. Ezra M Mot ker
the rvlh'briitvd I'ut'.yilup hop-grower, that hi
ci jp thin yjar will b.j i'o, ',)() pounds at least
!,-it y.ir he raid 14,t0i) pound, and, a
o.i prices ruled In the mrkt, ho realised
MXthou.uJ d dlars tor his lahvr-atid invest
ment. i vi: vTiiut Ki'foitn rtut .luxn 3
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61, clear, S B wind N
66. cloudy wind Xorth
65, clear wind N
bO, cloudy S B wind North
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59, clear wind North
51, raiu.l6 wind South
55, rain .43 in wind South
51, mill .33 in wind South
52, clear scabreexe wind South
51, clear seabreese wind North
50, cloudy wind South
49, rain .23 in cloudy wind South
56, clear seabroeie wind North
51, cloudy seabreete wind Sjuth
52, cloudy wind North
61, clear scahreezo wind North j
57, cloudy wind South West
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Purig the Month of June 1S73 there were
4 rainy days, with 1.16 Inches water, 21 clear
days and cloudy days 15.
Mean (emppcraturo for the month 64
Highest 73 deg on the 3th Lowest
51
dog on the 29st
Mean temperature for month 55
Highest 63 degrees on the 3d Lowest 49 deg
on 21 st.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the nn dersigned
was at tho June term 1S73, of the County
Court fur Polk County Oregon, duly appointed
administrator of the estate 'of llilah Smith do
ceaed. All persons holding claims against
-Hid estate are required to present tho same
to me nt my ret-idence near Ialla Oregon, for
allowance within six month trorn the date
hereof, or be forever barred therefrom by
gai t altninisrator,
alls, Oregon, June 2, A. I). 1873.
Gold Hubbard
J 4w admimistrator
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