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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1888)
S'lDaily Democrat. NATIONAL DKUOCKATIC TICKET, Fr PiwUeol-OIH)VBB0LBVBLASn,olNir Vork lr Vice Pnuldent-.Uf.EN' O. THUIIMAN, ol Ohio Fjr Presidential Klertorg W. K. nll.YKU. ol Linn county. V. H. IS -'K1S l t, ofMllclomh c.mrlty K. U, $:UP'VJW.l, ol V menu, county, FATAL EKKKCTSOP DISCUSSION. Free trade discussion began in the House when this country was doing the largest business ever known, when iron production was at its maximum, when the gross rail road earnings were the greatest ever re- ported.when every mill was running at its full capacity, and almost every man in the cour try was at work for the highest wages since the war. In five months things have been almost exactly reversed. Railroads are passing or lowering their dividends.the price and production of iron have fallen, wages are being lowered. Philadelphia Press. If the above is true, what a powerful, unanswerable argument it is for a change in our economic system. If the system is built upon a foundation which Is so easily shaken.then our strength is that of delirium and our prosperity is a dream. A system which cannot be even discussed without the fatal results described in the above extract, cannot be a system of justice, and its foun dations cannot rest upon truth. The good and the true scorn criticism and opposition ; it is only the vile and the false that fear them. What a oowder magazine the com mercial system of this great country must be If a peaceful discussion of it produces 6uch an exolosion ! There is but one his torical precedent for such a disastrous ef fect of simple wind the destruction of the walls of Jericho by blowing on rams' horns ! In all ages opponents of reform have play ed upon people's fears as a means of ob struction. There have been ages when such m:ans produced a certain effect, but this is not one of them. If our tariff sys tem was just, equitable, and beneficial to all classes of our people, it would be so firmly planted Jn their affections that such assertions as the above would be unneces sary and unheard of. Farm, Stock and Home. THE SITUATION, Every fear of the results of democratic supremacy has been dissipated and eyery hope of the friends of the new order has been more than fulfilled. In 1S88 the con ditions of 1SS4 are reversed. It 16 the dem ocratic party now wl.lch enjoys the confi dence of the people. It is backed by the record of a splendid Administration. It has no broken pledges to explain. It goes before the country with a clear enunciation of principles which mean honest govern ment and an equal distribution of its bur dens. Its candidates are men who have been tried in the highest capacity ef public servants and found worthy of the public trust. There are no factions in the party, and its ranks are broken only to make way for new recruits. Every sign points to "a glorious democratic victory next Novem ber. Grover Cleveland will be the eighth President of the United States to receive a re-election Ex. The puerile charge that Cleveland was the British choice for President is rldicul Ious in view of John Bull and his stepson's astonishment and disgust at this message. Blaine's anti-Erltlshism, fresh from Joseph Chamberlain's dining room, has not raised a patriotic whoop since the meteor fell. It was a Democratic message clean through. No waste of words for cheap diplomatic courtesy, meaning nothing, but a plain, respectful and self respectful statement of facts, becoming a great man at the head of a great republic. Notice of Removal .Blaine once voted for free coal in Con. gress, but he now opposes the free admis sion of coal from Nova Scotia because it would Injure American railroads. Not word in behalf of the consumers of coal! Among the reasons why he opposes the President's plan of retaliation is that it would injure the Canadian Pacific Rail road! Amid all the changes in public affairs and all the vicissitudes of his career, no matter what he does, "is 'eart is true Poll." I take pleasure in announcing that I have re moved my old Store TO MY 32TEW BUILDING, On the corner of First and Broadalbin Streets. Thanking my customers for the liberal patron age they have bestowed on me in tho past I trust that with INCREASED FACILITIES and a large experience ance of it in the future. I may merit a conti n Now, since the full returns of the Maine election have been received and the ina jority has dwindled down to 18 495.it goes without savin? that democrats are more than pleased with the result. At the Sep tember election four years ago the repub licans had 19,709 majority ,so that this elec tion shows a loss to that party of 1214 votes. The democrats increased their vote of four years ago 3038,301! the republicans increas ed theirs only 1824. Now at this same rate of increase in New York the democrats will carry that state next month by 12,000 majority and Indiana by 1 1,500. The dem ocrats are much encouraged by this result' ine KcpuDiicansm Indiana are very vi cious toward the Prohibitionists. The party that once claimed to be for "free speech" are'interrupting,insultlng and abus ing Prohibition speakers in every portion of Indiana. "The Republican party," said Ben Harrison, "is hospitable to truth. It never shuns debate." And yet his followers in Indiana are rotten-egging temperance talkers because they advocate the election of Fisk, the Prohibition candidate. Samuel E. Young. We congratulate the republican party, A speaker a man by the name of Haynes has been found in New Hampshire who has the courage to defend the republican free whisky platform. It is true that this was done before the State Convention, a body of confirmed and safe partisans, but even to such an audience Mr. Haynes apology for the platform was plucky .Here is what he said : "The republicans of New Hampshire believe in protection, and will not evade the issue, declaring that, as be tween the protection system and internal revenue, If one must go it shall be the lat ter, and if," added Mr. Haynes, in parody of Patrick Henry, "that be free whisky, make the most of it." To test the power of imagination in the two sexes, a Dr. Duiand once gave to one hundred of his hospital patients a dose of sweetened water, and shortly afterward entered the room apparently greatly agi tated, saying he had by mistake administ ered a powerful emetic. In a few minutes four-fifths of the subjects were affected by the supposed emetic.and were'mainly men, while every one of those not affected were women. Grover Cleveland Is a great man. Since the publication of his retaliation message and letter of acceptance, republicans have lost all interest in the circumference of his collar in their sad and bewildered contem plation of the length of his head. WHERE TO (JO. An Important (iuestion. Some will say to the granl old ocean at Newport ; some to breezy Ilwaco j some to the health giving Springs at Sodaville and Waterloo, and some to where the deer graza in the mountlans ; but the general verdict will be, when you are after drv goous, doom, snoes, clothing, furnishing gooas, etc., to goto A. B MoHwain'n, AI any, or. After the most bountiful liar vest in the history of Oregon the Question is a very Important one. Big orops with low prices and good goods will make things flourish, if you wonltl realize this combination call on Mr. Mullwain and you will be taken through bis large aouoie store and 09 shown goods and prices iuni win impi ess mis raot on your mind. His stock of drv o-nnriH u plete and selected to meet th iffm.nri. r mis growing community, in dress goods of ell kinds be has a stock tLat speaks for uesiirns, styles and uatterna. HiS line Of WOOlen BOOds 1a rAma-lrt,hln fine, and as fall is now here. rinnArvAa consideration, Superior eoods at low Drives ,8 the nroemtn. Hl itwlmrfi.n. nsls Is a good one snd now is tne time to kuv- in muiea- snnAnAAnn mmriu A at their cheapness considering the quality pr the artlole. You will not lose anythlns - ni.illll, ul8 11111. Mill, HI flfl ftfjilr generally, Mr. Mcllwain's clothing and furnishing goods denarlinunt la wall ed with a good assortment of gcods which uv m BttiuiiK at very low prices. Mr. MoIIWsin'S miviH ffan.Mlln 1 ben bought under the marliot anri u nuiu atpncesinaioety competition, tanners, labnting men, mechanics, men, women and children should inspect fats largo assortment of poods, as it will be business fur them tr. ,lo m a Hniia. - 1 1. . uunvr wuru as in nnn nntv r. ...... and Mr, Mullwain propses to help you do ..-..,...B UJ i,,v"'K you me prices and goods. Lisree orona and hio-h n.u. rn. .i . u.ur iu uiuks prosperous times should oe followed by oloso buying In the best market, hence It will ttire 10 call on A. B. McTlwain h h. prion 10 t?ive you Dargins such -".. uuiiutm e l e w n 0 ro THE PLACE. By all means call on Parker Brothers. Successors to John Fox, tor your Groceries, Produce, Baked Goods, Etc., Etc Their goods are the best and their nricea mUWUHUlB. STOCKMEN AND FARMERS BEAD, I nerebv certlfv that T)r. T. IU. Wvll has successfully operated on my ridgling norse, ISAAC HAYS. For farther reference In remrd to rlrlty incs inquire of Wm. Peterson. Dave Pa. mrson, i.eoanon : jonn uardman. Alfred Wolverton, Albany ; Sam Gaines, Solo : 1X7 1.- . 1,,.. r . . - - u,. - uawi. i-riuvvmif. x practice veier inary medicine in Albany and country surrounding. Office and residence corner otn and Washington Sts. 1. . WUOULK, Veterinary Surgeon, WILL BROS, Dealers In all the latAst Imnmvai rtnn. fll-inn. ,J U-.LI V, ' .. ' KTCVVlUg JUKKUIUH9, UUDS. A1SO a full line of warranted Kazora. niitnhar ant rocket Knives. The best kind of sewing macnina oil, needles and extras, for all machines. All renalrlnir null.- j u4 IM,UUKUljr UUUOl Congressman Henry Smith, who recently explained the ..lotives of his vote for the Mills bill, has been renominated bv the Labor party of his district with ereat enthu siasm. The worklngmen of Wisconsin almost universally Indorse the Democratic policy tariff reform. fcvery where Mr. Blaine puts his foot In it. In trying to explain his remarks nn trusts, he commits himself to State rights, wnicn are odious to all Republicans outside 01 tne supreme tkiurt. mary uootiwln, a negro woman, the youngest of a family of thirty-seven child ren and the mother of twenty -seven, was recently arrested In Atlanta for fighting. She gave her age at 38,and herappearance did not belle the statement. Fine Horses, We have iust brnuoht f,.n, uregon, a lot ot hoe woik corses wMoh we wilt sell on terms to suit il.a .;. - tiuivr, AniODft I hem are some promising ycuut; .1 - 1. r , , 7 - """" iiuui vueco, mason iDiet and Edward Everett. Also Soma heavy a urea. Anyone wishino tn ...... chase a horse will do well to look tl em ovtr. We wiil take pleasure in h, to all iutt ndiriR purchasers. New Wash House. Lee Chinaman, who lived in this town far many years and was so wall likud Kv body has returned and will open up a new wash house the first of Sontember. nn Am south of the Revere House. Lee does good work and wants everybody to get their washing dune by him. T Tallman, Or. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, (via Yaquina to San Francisco.) Of rkaaf At l.nna --.! I T - - . , v(aM,, i.v,;a auU x kill ppa. pared to take Marine Insurance on all cereals. DOHS. wonl nr anv watimMHl. . ; " a-'"" in KUDUS SO and from ban I ranoisco. For farther partic ulars, address . . ... AL Harris, Agent California Ina. Co., Yiquina, Or. BARGAINS ! First-class goods at bottom prices is what the publio want. These I have at mj store in this city. Bought at Bankrnpt sales I can cell my stock of General Merchandise consisting of dress goods, gents furnishing goods, clothing, etc., AT COST. and 25 cent counters also cantaiu cntny artic'ei worth examining Cash or goods will bo .aid for all kinds of country produce. G. W. SIMPSON, Albany, Oregoa. JULIUS JOSEPH, Manufacturer of Choice Cigars AND DEALER IN- FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cgars, Plug ann Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Brju Pipes, and a full line or Smokers' Ar teles, Also dealer CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS, City Drug Store -A hill stock of- DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND BRUSHES cousUntly on hand. A new and complete lino ol SCHOOL BOOKS, TABLETS AND STATIONERY, PENCILS, ETC. Physicians and Family Prescriptions Carefully Prepared, CHOICE DOMESTIC ASD IMPORTED CIGARS. DR. CUISS & SON naj..nf)rWs
