tlirtillt -71111 rtrVrtt 'c'uil the McKinler Tariff law, root and
WVOIWJllli bnnch, it the peopl hve lntruct d con
I'ALSETIIEOItirS.
Aluauy, Or. Jan 5, WJi.
Editors Democrat
Owing to the nunitjer of false thenrici
and assertions tliat are being put forward
as the cause or causes of the great money
depression. Industrial and financial, that
baa spread over the entire country, I will
give you wha in the judgment of a com
mon clod hopper, are the primary causes
and the remedy for the same. The cause
is the direct and logical result of repub
lican financial and tariff legislation. The
former has been partially corrected by the
present administration, the latter it now
under consideration by congress, and be
cause congress is now considering that
question, under explicit instructions from
tliu American people, for every Amortcan
voter knows that tbo chiof issue, in the
presidential campaign of 1 S'j2 was the re
duction of our tariff. Kvery American vo
ter understood whtn the pcoplo turned
over all the law-making branches of this
government to the democratic party, that
they, tho people, did that with deliberate
instructions to repeal tho McKinley tariff
act, and to reverse the principles on which
, all the tariff laws of the Inst lit) years had
baen formnd. So well were the p'incij'les
of tho tariff understood, that the logical so
ijuenco and outcome of that law was point
ed out immediately after its passage by an
eminent authority on tho tariff. And tho
winter of 18W-4 fixed as tho timo for the
hardest timos ytt known by tin American
pcoplo. Why oven the Orfgonian foresaw
as early as lust November and pointed out
the kind of times tho people might expect.
It is true the editor tried to use it for a
partisan advantage, by averting it to bo
on account ol tho "change," illogically as ¬
suming, and trying to make the people be
lieve, that the shadow is greater than the
substance tiiat produced, tho shadow. In
what olhcr country than tho United Stales
could men be found with a reputation for
statesmanship, who would assert and teach
and find some people to believe, that the
taxes which a country imposes are paid by
the foif;nr nrd not by the pcon'e who
consume litem. Or. if an imports cannot
recouie himself in the sale of his imports
by including tho customs, (luxes,) in their
price, it is cert tin that there will be no
material advance in the ptices of imported
commodities, and tho whole theory of pro
tection to American industry through in
crease in the price of Imports by tariff tax
ation falls to the ground. Why, then, is It
that c find a portion of the American
people putting furwaid such illogical, ir
rational reasons as these to bolster up a law
the logical results of which were pointed
out at tho timo of i't enactment, and the
practiclc results of which we liavo seen
coming for two years, nnd of which we
n?w feel the full force, by the greatest do
pression both in commerce and finance
that hat over visited tho pcoplo of the
United States, which is the logical outcome
and result of tho doctrine of protection put
into practice, which is c'ais legislation
r-in to seed, and which protectionists fa
vor ralher than tho good of the wholo
people. The pcoplo as a mats, who have
given this matter any thought, without
nlloning their selfish interests to intervene
are unflinching believers in the simple
truth, laid down In the oft-quoted decision
of tho supreme court, that, "to lay with
ono hand the poffcr of the government on
tha property of tho citizens, and with the
olhcr to bestow it upon favored individ
uals to aid privalo enterprises, and to build
up private furtuns.U none flic less a robbery
lecause It it done under t!it fount' of law,
and is called taxation." Then seeing the
r-sulls of this class legislation is to circum
tcrilic are market for our agricultural pro
duett, (of which we pro luce about 6o,oo.
ooo more than one tan consume,) to the
home mirke', be-uusi if we attempt to ex -chicjeoar
arl:u'ural p-olucs for whi -h
we have n.i u-e,'hr nianuf-icttirft which we
do not projuce but could n-e, we are lined
from 60 to ijjj per ceitof the prlceof the
manafaTturea bclwre we can land them hen-.
Hence we are pr.i;tL-l',y confined to our
hjme market in whi:ti sell oir vvluit for
45 eta an 1 buy such manuf.ict;;iet as we cai
with a tictlcliiufl value ad. led of from 6 j to
123 per cent on woitcin, o cal'ed, In which
probtbly er.Uraa lirjt percent of a'lo.l.ly
t le manufacture if which has has been so
wonderfully iucreited unler the operation
ol the Mckinley law. Sj I conclude I that
the luglcal remedy for these evila and gnat
Industrial depression since the repeal of the
purcratiag clause ol the aherrr.an law " Is to
' great to do, and pass in its stead the V.'il.
aon bill wnich la now pending befrre con
gress, and Is framed an'a very diflercat line -
rom tae 31c Kinjey law. ine'iattzr was
forme strictly on lines of piote:tton regsi J.
'eia of revecue or making revenue a second'
ary contideralion. while the tS llion bill has
b:e formulated on ihe lines of revenue
regardleii of protection. And while the
bill does cot purge our tariff system as
thoroughly of its protection taint at we
CJuld desire yet it is a thorough change of
he timet. Too while the MKirdey dill-
wat dictated by the beuifieirles of the meat
ure-vt the manufactures, without coniulilnc
ths withes ot the people who pay thete tsx-
et. The Wilson bill takes into considera
tion the needs of the govcrnmeut (for)reven
ue. Also the interests of the people as
wen as the manufactures. No Mr Kdltnr I
predict the passage of the Wilton bill which
carrict with It the repeal of the McKinley
law. fur I believe ihe parly in powe' under-
stand their instruclicns from the people
(the protcctionest howl to the conlrary not
withstanding. And when tliis law shall no
Into o, eiullon, you will see this cloud of de
pression which hangs over the poople of the
people of the bnitcd Sta os disperse as the
minis bcfoio the un. We will resume our
normal positions, peace and prosperi'y will
prevalei the land, and then If further tariff
reform should hjcirn j necesur it will be
an easy matter to accomi lisli i: for ll.e will
ot ttiepcoplo will havs prevailed no. And
then it would he c-r'aln sa peirail veryrc
tpeclfully.
Clou IIoitek.
FOBTMILLEB
MING
A sedentary occupation,
plenty of sitting down and not
much exercise, ought to have
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
to go with it. They abso
lutely and permanentlv cure
constipation, une tinv. sucar-
r.ntJ IJ..II.1 ' ..
wmtu i tncr. is a corrective, a
regulator, a gentle laxative.
1 hey re tne smallest, the easi
est to take, and the most
natural remedy no reaction
afterward. Sick Headache,
diiious Headache, Indigestion,
rsinous Attacks, and all stom-
acn ana bowel derangements
are prevented, relieved and
cured.
Undertakers - and - - Knibnliners,
TE KlEPccnstrntlvcn lard a full Ih.e of n m;fc, iluli and wccdcotletsai
enftin. Also huiial rnhfa and milt, in 1 11 ! Cl Will, r.tlli , an n 1 1 r.t "
which will be sold at
The Lowetl Living rroflu.
EMBALMING nd t,ie proper care of the dead a tieclalty.
WE
m EXTRA K.3RCfcFGRKEARSE0R SERVtSE-:.
ALBANY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGOI
rhe Oregon Land Co
iVltn H-. boir.e office aij
.tWl 1 vsSsJHOs-
A great many nicdicinos "relieve"
Catarrh in tho Head. That means
that its driven from tbo head into
tho throat and lungs. But, by its
mild, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties, ur. sage's Uatarrti Jfcm
cdy perfectly and permanently cures.
- OZRliSGt-O. 0"
.ne Utay Bloc!., corner Lloeity and State street, branch cfilce In Pnrtlaiir
s?-
Notice of Dissolution
Nolice is hcrebr eiven that the firm nf
acnuers a; io neretoloie doing business
ine urm name of I Senders & Co has
unde:
AKES a specialty of SunnysicieTruit tracts rear Salem;
Will sell 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at S50 to SfiP) r
untie, me urni name Ol senaera de Lo has I ,. x s . , , ' 1 '
tuts day bjen dissolved. Mr Ado!nh s,.nH- UJ " suiuu cami m.y ill til I lore IimO Ol t)!l nilCfl
"f' anenewnrmw'ii Le com- Of DartlCUlaS.
noSHO ll! Mr f-.d Si-li,rtAar nnll T I
! wiitis-a
lanan wno will continue Ihe bni i.ni
will collect all amounts due the nln'n.
and pav all its debts.
Adolpii Skxd.-rs
cchmekr.
Both the mrthod and results ilier
byrtip of Figs is takeii: It is pleojanl
and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
frtntly yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tha bvs
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tho tasto and ac
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt ia
its action and truly beneficial m its
effects, prepared only from the most,
healthy and agreeable subetaacce, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all nnd havo mada it the moot
pepuiar remedy known.
Hyrun of Fiirs ia for eulo n Kfl
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any "reliable druggist x),o
may not havo it on hand will pro
cure it promptly lor any cne who
wishes to try it. lo not accent auv
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
Sin fSAHCISCO. CAI.
WUISVIU1. Kr. totK. .t.
in
I MEAN BUSINESS.
w
Star Baker j
4'rtrl'roiKlals'ln nnsl FlrMI N.
amv vim, rrcFFiETOR,
uuid Kr.Hlis,
(J'afsnare,
Orled Frnlta,
Tolmcco,
Nugur,
t wllee,
;ti
4 ssnneit Jit-1 ,
'Ikui n
Mieea,
Tea,
tec.
fsc vvervtt.i.iK that la kfpl n a g?T.tr
tariity at:U L'ststry tturo, llllicot
market l-rlte aia fur
fll.L KI?IDS OK PRODUCE
M
TIio N'ttcil C'loin-oyni.t rtl Life Iltt.iT, Is now
tu-ra!, xii'i V1 d-uiiil tt lar rf1.1tiife, n xt dw-r
J b CuviH'ti. bhe Ulln hhout nil m- jtctit. Si
prcfont ami futun-; lvu irouidcH, aiurnt Iricmjg and
butfiiKid. You am hiar froiu M-'iir diml lUi.Jh,
Wall
Paper,
J. A. Ct milling
FARMERS LISTEN. We have a fine
lot of fresh grass seed, of almost everv
kind, including cheat, and we want to sell
it. Come and see us.
STEWARTS SOM
WANTED
ill sell all crrckerv waro and holiday coods al
"wiji. iioi o am Buino prices: iamps, worth
50c for 25 cents: lamns wnrtli S.0 nri ti nn
a I ! dn L ivi IX.VV
, w-jiu -1. ut..o 4.u iu iu cunts a sei; pia'es, iv cents pej
set., iivervuiintr eise ill nronorlion
- ' - i i
Call on mo and you will not be deceived.
J. Gradwohl.
At the Btoie
Allen LJtoi ,
formeily owned
I1.lt. IITPK. W. l!.IlM.1SliKH. I. If. JAMB
ALBANY FOENITBBB CO,
INCOPOBATBD
Palliniorf I'.lofk. . AHuiiy, Ore.
FURNITURE
roiupl.-te line if -
- in all it l.r.iiules.
EMBALMING aep.N'ia!ty.
lu-i.li nee coru t ;!r,I ,i!i H' i!., ' -: ,
CUARDIAS'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Notice ia hfrobv eivn t;iat tIiA,in.!nr.;.
eil Kitardiau of Arelno C Wilsen, a minrr,
in suiK'niam-D wun a license (rantiMl liy th
t'ounty t'ourt of laun County, Orrtou, to
sill the real eitato boloinjin to said aii'ait
will on
oaiuniay tne iir.l tiny of Keh, ISM, ..t tho
miiir ,,i , u ouica o m, at Ihe Court J,,s,
door in Albany, l inn Ciiuntv, Oreitnn m
i.a fur aaU, at auction, to tho hivliBst'hid
ber, for cash, tha folluvtinii dra.-iihed r,
estate holo:iKi3i to said Ininnr, to-it- ta
undivided oue-auloiMith f i,a f .llnstin
described traot i.f li, euinnirneing ,t,
Miiiit on Mi. nnrth line of ll, p.mation I sud
t'laiiuofVimssnt Wataim and Man Watf.m
hi. wife, I'.l.atl chains east from noithtvea?.
f-rii.rif ssid claim, ii m i,, not N 7n;
claim N.it,! in tp 11 S K 4 act of Willsin.
Itc maritti ,n and running whence Kat to
fhaini to a e.in..r: th-nca aouth 10 ", chaa
lhu :e easLS I'l Pli, thouca south Ks"m ch
thenoa wrat 4tl.2!l ohsins, tnenco north 'S fl:'i
tlisii.. f. til. i,l. , I b.jjim.i.,.- cMitrini
..tp .... ni-rt's, more or less, a 1 in I.inn
a it' '""J" , "tn life etts!( of
'ibikij it I'ssiu iu suiti lainl,
Alan IS. f.l'...i... a- .
". su uitturtilfil or.c-
it.. ,,i waclot l.ml, H,kj
"'"l" . i. -ouiiine.t earner cf tha U..n
t.on l-J..d -U.m f ti Ha ho, .,, ((
ol.im No TS in t. iidiii ...... i
et'e Meridian and runnini, thi.ii..1 ii i.
chains to a s.int that i. fti l,ok, Blb ofm
oai -ttaetonthe south side ef the county
road thence eon In 20 St) chains to a stake
then.-. ,.t O -J chains toa.t.k.. thene.
north M.,0 chains to a stake ns it,-
n. of tho Ponation l.n.l i.;M t -
... - - ,. i uiceni
Uatton and wife, thence trest 7 9? rh.in.i
au interior coin.r of W.tton cla m
thence noith Ml) chain, to place of loinl
.....n, .......... U...K , acre, mora t.r leas.
i. mi v xunis-. s.irecon. ennn-nt i
eatate of Aaron Wilson in said la-d.
moanr s.-recon, .Ian 4th. ln.
II C WaratiN.
(iuardiaoof Archie C Wiisou.
BUTTEK,
EGGK,
LARD,
BACON,
and CHOICE
tUK I.Kvll)9(G I'HOTOGKAPHERSi, eon-
Cabinet photos from $1.50 to .14.00
pur cozen, cniaiging pictures a
'Weclalty. iIxjo crayon; framed
lor $10.00. we earrv a large stock
ot exs anu sieresconic views of Or-
Assignee's Notice.
Notice ic herchi given to all whom is ray
coieein, thatpiithe 4th dav of rsovembpr.
1S!)3, Anthony Prrist' oi.d V C Butler duly
made au arsienment lo'me of all their proper
ty fortho lenttit 1 f all their creditor., in
ccudar ce with the ceceral assienmeLt
awsof the staterf Oreeon; therefore all
OerionS havini clsiina soflinsfc fhn eo. ,..rt
i nership lirm of said Froost sod Hutier ara
hereby notilicd and required to prcsentthe
snmo to me under 01th at the office if W 1!
Bilyeu in the City of Albany, Orepon lith
in three months from the date hereof.
DiUd this I7th day of November, 1S93.
Fiiakklix r'HOrsT, Assignee.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENTS
TtTOTICE IS IIKRHHY GIVEN THAT THE UN
X derrtikned has filed hi fluaJ drcnitit it.
ttio estato of Emcliiia E Kubrouck, deocued
With the COUIltV clerk nl l.inn nmt.t.- .tsiw,
nd iht the county court of said Linn county, has
fixed .'.'unley, tlm 13lhdny of January, 1MM, t tho
hour of 10 o'clock iu the forenoon of mhl 'lav. ami
the county court honii a that ni..
the huarintr of objections If any u nid flnii
count and th aettltiment of said estate.
Dated December 14th, 1804,
v u mi.TKr
Q W WRIGHT, AdoiindeSoiiiiimticum
AMyUrt Lttate. testatuentoaiinexo.
APPLES,
for which I will -ay the bvtt carl pni
posihe.
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rp ( .JIA( KKV, .11. R.,
Cttiec l'ju'ra nu r tlit
Phyfiflan and Su;.-ei!
Rai;k of Or in.
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.5. aWslaPH, 1'roprletoa,
We want rnatiT men, wenasn. tor., anil i.
work for ut a lew boars daily, rijht In and armmi
Ihelrown bom.i Tin bosineM 1. eatr. pleaan.
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imen do a. wi II al men, and bojt and elrls
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