East Oregon herald., July 20, 1892, Image 3

The Herald.
gives tue wage-earner. Jerry Simp- carry the State by a larger majority
W. C- BYRD & W. Y. KING.
on aptly said of it: “I hope that than has been given for years.”
WEDNESDAY JULY' 20. 1S92.
the people will now be aroused to
the fact that protection only pro­
T hs judiciarv committee will go “AMERCAIN' • EAGLE JOB OFFtCE R E AL ESTATE A G ENTS
Editor
W. C. BYRD
tects,-the capitalist, who, ¿in this
case, builds himself a castle in to Pennsylvania to investigate the
Buftis Oregon.
Pinkertons, under the recently ad­
Scotland
where
he
may
enjoy
his
’he Democratic Ticket.
We have at this time for sale
CHAS. A. lt\'Rl>, Proprietor
spoils in peace.” Representative opted House resolution.
larseney, chairman of the House
several productive farms, well im-
committee
on
Labor,
said:
‘
‘
Every
T
here
is
a
lesson
in
the
present
proved and well watered.
|Uc. For President,
ndr
Bur»», Harney County, Oregon.
one must condemn the employment condition of the ’republican party!
:out- i GRO V E R C L E V E L A ND.
S COUtjl
of mercenaries, without the author­ that will not be lost upon Mr.
Parties wishing to purchase call
For Vice President,
PAMPHLETS,
ity of law, to kill people. Their Cleveland, who will soon select the
on us we will show them the land
it«, etc.
A E. STEVENSON.
presence is a menance topeace, and chairman for the democratic Na-
we have for sale, and parties desir­
For Presidential Electors—
there ought ro be something done tio.nal committee, He will profit LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS ing to dispose of real estate cannot
ited S
R. A. MILLER,
to put a stop to such business. by
bv Mr. Harrison’s error, and will ENVELOPES,
STATEMENT do better than to put their lauds in
W. L.-COLVIG,
Even republicans are found t.„_
who choose a man for chairman who
ur hands for sale, because we ad­
M. NOLAND,
condemn this crime, although it t i"
is has the ability to manage a success- BILL HEADS,
POSTERS vertise freely by sending circulars
W. F. BUTCHER':
one of the direct outcomes of their ful,..campaign, and who is above,
and cards in all directions solicit­
party's policy. One of these is even the suspicion of being allied LEGAL BLANKS,
CARDS
ing purchasers and describing the
Representative Lind, of Minnesota, to any of the numerous trusts and
The Homestead anil Coeard’Alene who said: “This employment of combines (fostered by
republican Of every description, and in fact land.
Trou bles.
armed mercenaries cannot be justi­ I legislation, notably the McKinley
everything in this line.
—
We will also buy lands for per-
fied and ought not to be permitt­ tariff law,) which are oppressing
T he Carnegie Steel Works and ed ”
sons wishing to purchase in our
I tiie people of the United States
Coeurd’Ale ne Mines is not all that
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Leave
orders
Herald
or
Items
office
5 nt cj
countv and living at a distance,
the government (and especially the
R epresentative Caminetti has
giving careful and accurate dis-
Afforòj republican party) have fears of.
Farmers in the upper part of the PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL cription of the same, also the title.
introduced
a
resolution
providing
Eureka Iron and Steel Company,
ORDERS.
rabie near Detroit, is expected or proba-; for a select committee to investi­ valley inform us that wheat has suf­
fered greatly from drought already
bly already struck. Besides this gate this Carnegie business, in or­
Correspondence Solicited. Office
notwithstanding the early summer I PRICES:
little game of the great Carnegie, der to ascertain why an industry
at E ast O regon H erald .
was wet. When the sun did come!
who has gotten rich at the expense protected to such an extent as that
*n earnest >t scorched crops in
of the poor, is cropping out nicely, <>f steel and iron should attempt to
reduce its laborers’ wages from 20! sllort order where farmers were not
not for him, but the people. This
reducing the scale of wages is done to GO per cent, and why this trust prepared to irrigate immediate-
to raise a campaign fund for’ Ben or combine should be allowed topV-—Grant County News,
Harrison. Carnegie.not.only owns introduce a condition of feudal de­
and controls the Homestead works spotism bv hiring armed men to I > E MO C R A T IC NATIONAL I’l.AT-
but he also owns the Alleghany force its employes to accept the re­
1’0 IOI.
Steel Works, the Keystone Bridge duced wages, and a similar resolu­
Co., Duquesne works, Lucy Fur tion is before the Senate. The res­
THE LAND QUESTION.
th knot naces, Upper Union Mills, Lowei olutions are timely, and unless
The republican party, while pro
Proprietor.
there is a great change in the pres
M. II. B’RENTON
untryi Union Mills, Beaver Fall Mills ent sentiments of members of Con­ fessing a policy of reserving public
Scotia Ore Mines. Larimer Coke
land for small holdings by actual
works _ and Youghioghenv Coke gress a strong one will be adopted.
Many believe that the reduction of settlers, has given away the people’s
works
heritage, till now a few railroads
The con ipanv thus consolidated wages was ordered by Carnegie in
and non resident aliens, individual
has a capital of $25,000,000 and the hope of staving off action on
and incorporate, possess a larger
employs 40,000 men. The number the pending bill, reducing the tar­
area than that of all the farms be­
ofMnlls affected by the Carnegie iff on the entire metal schedule.
tween the two seas. The last dem­
s.cale .of wages is 400 and had the
ocratic
administration reversed the
The Proprietor of the White Front Livery Stable as­
1' iie republicans are in a very
company succeeded in running its
improvident
and
unwise policy of
sure the public that he is prepared io accommodate
jam on the laborers, quite a hand demoralized condition, owing to the
in every way in his line of business.
the republican party touching the
some sum of money would have resignation oi Mr. Campbell as
¿■TMlay and grain constantly on hands, and careful help,
public domain, and reclaimed it
S.0Í been saved for Harrison’s campaign chairman of their National com­
from corporations and syndicates, passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon in connection
work. But this you see would have mittee,whether that resignation was
alien and domestic, and restored to
been done at the expense of the >ro jght about by tho publication
the people nearly 100,000.000 acres
laborer for the immediate'benefit ny ex Senator Farewell of the state
of
valuable land, to be sacredly
of President Harrison, and in case ment that Mr. Harrison had once
held as homesteads for our citizens
of his election, the Carnegie Co. refused to appoint Mr. Campbell
and we pledge ourselves to contin­
LONG A BAILEY, Proprietors.
Etc would receive its dividend. But to a Federal office because of his ue this policy until eyery acre of
the employes “fooled” Mr. Carne­ being a professional lobbyist, by
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land so unlawfully held shall be re­
gie, and the whole thing is now be­ objections of the trusts for which
claimed
and restored to the people.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Cigarettes,
ing showed up in its proper light, Mr. Campbell is attorney, or, bv
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T1IE SILVER QUESTION
jpg! And who can blame the employes? reason of the threatened revolt of
Good Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
When the fraud, the corruption, the the republican farmers of Illinois.
We denounce the republican leg
t 911-insatiable greed for money, power It may be that all of these things islation known as the Sherman act
[0g and authority, and when a partv or were factors in causing the resigna­ of 1800 as a cowardiv makeshift Saloon is first class in every parti ular. Experience arte
its candidate stoops so low as to re- tion, or that none of them had any­ fraught with the posibilities of dan­
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
—-'ceive aid. through a direct channel thing to do with it, but the fact re­ ger in the future, which should
of monopolistic privileges and that mains that the demoralization ex make all its supporters, as well as
privilege the outcome of robbing ists in the republican ranks, and author, anxious for a speedy repeal
-s, like armies, are We hold to the use of both gold and
the poorlaboring man, it is time to political
call a halt. and consider the situa always at a disadvantage when silver as the standard money of the
nagt’tion.
< they are for any cause even slight­ country, and to the coinage of both
E. B. REED, Proprietor.
Are We free American-born citi­ ly demoralized.
gold and silver without discrimina­
The proprietor has renovated the building from the ground t«
zens? and do we consider ourselves
tion against either metal or charge
capable of self government? If so
the roof and put in several stone flues.
D emocrats in Congress believe for mintage, but the dollar unit on
py then in exercising these rights does that the nomination of Weaver will the coinage of both metals must
Mr. Reed is an old Hotel man and in recommending his house te
our com mon sense and judgement close the career of the third party, be of equal intrinsic and exchage-
Q teach us that we should calmly as far as the South ¡8 concerned, as able value, or adjusted through in­
the public, we believe we only do him justice to say his house will
submit to every act of tyranny his speeches when he was a repub­ ternational agreement, or by such
give entire satisfaction.
heaped upon us by Plutocracy or lican—he has been everything— safe guards if legislation as shall in­
rather should we teach the Pluto were so bitter against the South sure the maintenance of the parity
__ crate that we are the people and that few Southern men will vote for , of the two metals, and the equal
our rights must be respected.
him after reading them,and South­ power of every dollar at all times in
ern democrats in Congress will see, the mints ami in payment of debts,
T ub murder of Carnegie’s locked- that the aforesaid speeches are ami we demand that paper curren­
out workman by Pinkerton's iner- given a wide circulation in that sec­ cy be kept‘At par with and redeem­
rl roenariet s> nt a shudder around the tion. Representative Hemphill, of able in such coin. We insist upon
Should Take Advantage of its
civilized World, and furnished the South Carolina, says: “All this talk this policy as especially necessary
voters of the United States with of any other party except the dem­ for the protection of farmers and the
hi« an object lesson not soon to be for- ocratic carrying South Carolina is lal»or:ng classes, the first and meat
r. gotten, f hawing just what sort of liosh. Nine tenths of our people defenseless victims of unstable I
‘prutention republican legislation were for Cleveland, and he will monev and fluctuating currency. i
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