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all the- ¡Hiiple some of the• tMTW*
pjople all of the time; but ytHi car
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pL*«>pl«* all of t o time.
often quote«» pr«*;ioaition ii now
cracy has fooled the p«*><p !e ¡thou!
Slate a.»d Nati Hud elect-
pxrty emerge«! from the Ute vh*
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in-th «> fall pattvnm. If ym
want a new hat that is righi
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Royal doe» not contain an atom of
phosphatic acid (which is the
product of bor.es digested in sul­
phuric acid) or of alum (which ¡3
one-third sulphuric acid) substan­
ces adopted for other baking pow­
ders because of their cheapness.
ftolunm »Mr.
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The people are rajndly co
nificance of the word ”plut<
fully believe that it represen
ing to governmental matters that th«
want tliat it rvprw nte that element in
;t> d. The ] Miopie,.
hemi
politics that is debauching and dcnioraliguv if they would proto«
s from th«- preda­
ernment. Municijml. Stale, and Nat -nal. The> tory designs of plutocracy, m ist banish a li feel-
know that this plutocratic element has managt'd t«> ings of party prejudice from their mind:«. An |
secure control of all branches of the National gov­ officer, no mutt«'r what his offici; .1 J (Kisition n isy be.
ernment, legislative, judicial, and executiv«' 11»
who makes go«xi by su taining t ii<* cmiw o* all thè
must be Sila«twilHCil
know also that the plutocrats ar«' end«-avoring to people honestly and f«-arless‘
gain control of Slate governments an«l that «»f our regardleiis as t«> which |
party place .4 him
pnnci|-al mumcipahties as well. Just h« w to break in |x>wer. His hands
I k * held up by thè
away Hmi «M-gn-gau- this insiduous control from force of the strongest o
> ■ tibie.
governmental affairs in all «l«-j»artment
a prob* T>ie ixditical prejudice c
. the string
lem for the American p«Mple to solve.
t iat plutocracy touch«--« the oflcnest. in onk r that
Plutocracy, under the gm a-of "busin« « inter- it may be let alone. ”te-t w ell enough alone ” and
esti«,” has obtained sjs'cial favor and public fran­ “stand pat'' are expressions us«.-d with g at
chises from National, State, an«l Municipal gov-rn unction by plutocracy and its isditical underling».
no-nts that are absorbing ami encroaching u|s>n They have fooled the p«.*oplu in this way «¡uil«'
the rights and g'laranb vd privileges of the private often. But the people, in the future, w ill require
citizen and legitimate busin«« interests of the more than «;ch claptrap
They w ill require
people, and al ibis time the |M«>ple are fe; r, a lion and action that counts.
most grievously the chains of financial thralldorn
If the Republican party will Lak«- he«sl from the
that hav «• K'i' i ii • I■■ ■
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is of the lat«- election, arui at the coming
|Ks>ple nr<- learning, sorrowfully, tiiat at th«- pr ­
m of congress, aid President Roosevelt in his
int time th«- i»«*gninii - <d t -■ t ■
'i«-th > < uti.i
effort to curb the aggressions of plutocracy
that while they have been Imasting of \m> ra in
' th«- name of organized capital, ail will Is»
frecdum. they are practically Imam >ai lav, to tie
Otherwise there w ill be something doing in
pluUn-racy.
ampaign of P.S'H.
The begiuning of plut<xvat:c power was in th«
Civil War day» when Wall Street. New York, de
We hear<l a prominent Linn County politician
manded and ha«l the exception clause placed U|>on say a few days ago that it was his opinion that the
th«- National greenback. latter on, nt the dicta coining session of the Legislature wiMild prove to
tkm of Wall Street, the funding law was enacted b- the mo t extravagant and corrupt legislative
by (’ongn-ss, th«- effect of which wa.i to call ¡n a b«ly that has ever nu t in Oregon. Just on what
larg«- |«art of the currency in circulation w hich was grounds he rests his opinion this writer knows
not bearing inten-st, and replac«* it w ith interest- not. lu-t us hojK' tteit this prominent politician
bearing bon«la. latter on Wall Sire-1 demand«*«! will prove to have iMt-n mistaken. We know that
th«' |>a -age of the
r- «lit Strengtl « ni .’ Ai t, a strong effort will be made by the various Slate
which made these bonds payable only in coin. colleges to obtain large appiopriations; ’.hat a
Th ess bonds had been bought with greenback», strung effort will be made by teistern Oregon
Worth at that time only 4” and 50 cents on the members to have the State embark in the jute
dollar in gold. The Ciedit Strengthening Act thus mill industry and numerous other assaults w ill be
made a present in coin to plutocracy <»f just as made upon the State treasury. Yet the mernln-rs
much as the bonds had originally cost it. teller know that just a- surely as any unusually large
on Wall stn < t enlh-,1 for the demom-t ation of appropriations are made for any purj»ose other
silver. Congress. the obedient servant of pluto- than for the support of the State government and
cracy, obeyed, ami th« -«■ bonds, that wen- Iw.ight institutions, th«' referendum will Is- invoked.
with gr»«-nbacks. iK-came payabh-only m g«-ld < i The jx-ople are w illing to be taxed for a liberal
its cquivah-nt.
support of tin- Stat«- government, but they w ill not
in addition to making th« ><• pn->«*nt.s of millions stand for anything of the nature of a graft.
of dollar» of lh<- people's w ealth to plutocracy, (<>n- They would be pleased to see the coining sc.-.uon
gn*»s commenced making presents of th«- public establish a r»-putali«»n for economy as the last on«-
domain in the way of land . rants, t<> ra-.lt >a«l and was for extravagance. The ¡wople woukl gladly
wagon roads. At th«- demand of the so-calle«i .see the clerkship graft done away w tth and (lie
•‘business interest*’’ the tariff ha b< ■ n inert a «1 Normal School» reduced to not more than two one
from time to time until, at the pr« -ent, the ja-ople; would be prvferabk*. By waiting for two mot
months
nre j>a>ing to pluto<’ia«y, the highest tariff ever or better, we will see w hat wc
ill sec. ii is re-
allowed since the formation of th«- (lovernnu-nt.
ported that l’endleton will endeavor to secure,
It is not difficult lo ascertain front whence th. s. at the coming lego
m. an appropriation
plut xratic fortunes. e.«| < cially the foundation of for the erection of
Court buildini
them, were obtain«-«l. With the»«- gifts from th. that city. Ofc
clause of
Of cour e tl
Government a» a starter, s|H'cial privik-g«- from Constitution ti it re<n
1 public
City, Slat«- an«l Nation have done the n t. Gov­ erected by th e Sial
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ernments, national, slate ami city, through the Stale < apital.
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tariff ami the granting of franchises, have com­
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pelled the people to pay exorbitant tariffs, I matilla will for. th trick
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event some
freight charges ami toll-, to plutocrat:. whol.-k should be ob«.
hould
U|»on franchises ami tariffs as ve«ted rights, which thervof and t'n
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Will
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f«»r adju«iaati<
the people can in no way recover.
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The late election demonstrate«! that the jn-ople as it did in the case of the branch insane asylum .'
are becoming alarme«! a» the encroachments ami
The jKsiple generally throughout Oregon are
«•enact to our National institutions of plutocrocy.
getting
very weary w ith the continual war with
New York would have elected an entire Demo-
words between the Oregonian and the Oregon
OBatic ticket, hail th«- p-’j-lc of that state frit sure Journal. It would he a relief if they would get
of reform at the hands of th«- Democratic party.. out in a back lot somewhere and fight it out with
President Roosevelt's ojK-rations towards th«* fists or |io|»gunH. There is plenty of nx»m in the
prosecution of tni.-ts. eaus.il many Republicans to State for ix»th newspajK'rs. and the N ews would
Aitc for the g. o. p. candidates; thinking, by so I k ? glad if each of them could get 50,U00 subscrib­
SC is
ers. But it in common with everylxsly else
doing, they were sustaining the pn-sident in his getting anxious for the finis of the rumpus.
efforts towards reform. All honor to the presi­
dent for his efforti I- wards < ■ rr-ct - . tl ■> wroi
The Corvallis Times wants Congressmen Her­
Jf the people, but th«' pluU's are so fortified be- mann and Williamson to resign.
Its no use
T r)d law s enacted for the l»em-bt and protect >n brother. Neither of them possesses that fine senat­
if themselves am! interests that, let him <1«> his or iK-rsonal honor which would bring ai »out that
result. ÙnleM Congress should conclude that its
»most along the line of reform, his efforts will be
dignity requires their expulsion, they will continue
•» sand on the seashore.
to draw their j»er diem until March 4th next.
Plutocracy » wholly lacking in politics an«l
jlttriotism. It will always favor the party that
The evil •»( cur *h»»rtatff i* f«*lt «II oter th»-
to get ar ir. JuK why ih<«
Mil most subserviently conserve its interests. lx m *«lly il i» «Iittk uh l«»r
rtoilroto«!» |wrnti| thi* <••*. »aiili* n
ad .I «Lit La» I»-» ■•»»»»•
'Whenever it is nece.’sary the«e «•oundrel* can act ♦»I Ito»- nirw, iht« writer will ir»*< Mtrnipt t<»
< in » ytmr
» tbs«*»« »«to-tiHwj i<» I»f )*l«'i>ty *»i c«r* I** i»Mft’il<* th*» »lii| |*t »x
ik a unit. Just so l«>ng as they can keep the «in
bu»in«MSto «i»*! •urvly 11 m * Irt tjfhl !*.»* iii « * s ha* rtol in< rvR»< «I in
people divi«led an<l their attention attracted to ’W« y**r, toufti» ifiilly h» rwrii *» t!««* et.tirr freight «rrvirr »4
the rmintry.
hanally when the<«« i* a var 1 a !"»»♦»' in *»••«»
ithcr than the issues which effect th«' so calksl htotolity*
thvr* t* « cw*t»if«-«U*>fi M <•-*?• »*>ttir«herT <*!•**. Th»*
business interests, plutocracy is safe. Rut let 1 pl«nation will m *** <lo thiN
for th«* call f*»r cwr* toa *’tt><
tftitot even w Iwre.
I hr muntry • ’WititlrU U» ni'»rv rail-
then' be a concert«.'*! action on th«' |«art of th«' lu
r«wMito «ri’i a Iwllar R»rrk* «>» thu«** wr l»av>.
It h up tu < *»i»«
jjeofMe,- as was the case in New York recently, or jpn w an«l the Irgifitoturw. to
a »ittiw ««RiiUAliiig i » thu
irt- the Bryan campaigns an«i that of .lanwM* t k rtowuto"<*
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