The Oregon register., October 26, 1888, Image 4

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-,
WASH INGTON LETTER.
to pass. It may be talked about
for
a
day
or
two
and
then
go
back
The republican disadvantage in
,%(From oar Regular Correspondent.) -
F rank ß. S ardi ««, P ublisher . the comparative estimate of the tp the same deliberate oommittee
W ashington , Oct. 10, 1888.
value of the senate bill and the for further examination. “The re­
Senator Coke in opposing the bill
TRinrr, octobkr æ, 1888.
Mills bill arises from the fact that publican party can not afford to just passed by the senate to pay the
I, the undersigned, will sell at -Public
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the republicans seem to have been act hastily in this matter,” is the widow of Chief Justice Waite Auction at my furm, three miles west al
Amity,
cn
driven to prepare a bill not by the stereotyped excuse. The presenta­ *8,745, said that he believed, in
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
tion
of
the
bill
is
only
one
item
in
a
Saturday,
Nov. 3, 1SSS,
conviction that reduction is neces­
equality before the law of** all thé
koa P resident ,
programme
of
fraud.
A
measure
Tne
tojlowing
dearibed
property, to-wit:
sary, but because of the exigencies ,
people of the United States; that
Grover Cleveland,
One wagon; 1 binder; 1 Champion
which
is
not
intended
to
pass
can
of the campaign. The real question
qne good respectable widow was ex­ mower; 1 4-aection iron harrow; 2plows:
Of New York.
trade, , Pro,ni8e Anything, on the theory
Monitor drill; 1 hack; 1 cart; 2 brood
of the campaign is
i_ not
— free
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actly the same before the law as 1 mares;
F or V ice -P resident ,
4 gelding«; 3-two-year olds; 5
but reduction of the surplus by tar­ that a man who has nothing to lose another. There were hundreds of yearlings; 4 cow»—one milch cow and 3
Allen G. Thurman,
The republicans in the <*» »^d to be liberal in a general
»
dry;
5
calves;
6 brood sows; also 3 set
iff revision, er nrouojcd no Bubeti- distribution of bis neighbor’s goods. rT,,Ì4-Zkil
... I .
. .i. 1
I. I „ ’ oMt'h'AmUS; 1 set hack harness; 1 • set
Of Ohio.
house, however, proposed no substi­
United States, who were as much ■ingle buggy harness, and other things
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tute for the Mills bill. The repub­ The Mills bill has been freely and entitled, in law, in equity and of too numerous to mention.
THE 8VGAR SCHEDULE.
and fully criticised and has stood
TERMS OF SALE:
A comparison of the Senate and lican ebnveiition declared against the test very well. It is an honest right, to a donation from congress
I have just receiyed a Full and Complete Line of
All sums under *10 cash in hand; all
any
surrender
of
protective
duties.
as
the
estimable
lady
for
whose
re
­
“ Mills bills on the sugar tariff will
ruirs over *10 a credit of twelle months, these SHOES, guaranteed'to be the best and cheapest
measure in the needed direction of
The
republican
press
evidently
pre
­
lief the bill was pending. Senator v ithout interest, will be given on notes
not be amiss at this time. There is
in the market ALSO—A full line of C. M. Hender­
ferred to contest the election upon revenue reduction and tariff reform.
Berry in opposing the bill, argued with approved security.W. W. JONES.
so much inconsistency in the repub­
The republican bill is dishonest in
son & Co.’s Gents’ Boots and Shoes, and Ladies’ and
the
c?y
of
protection
and
free
trade
that everj) dollar due to the late
lican campaign this year that no
make-up.
It
will
not
pass
the
sen
­
Misses’ Fine Shoes.
'
'
one not totally blind can fail to no “ ­ "_a cry which any substitute scheme ate, nor will it come to a vote before, chief , justice had been paid to him­
for
the
Mills
’
<
bill
would
render
un
­
self .or his window, and that the
tice it The national convention de­
congress adjourns. They dare not
uA. FTTTuIu X j I^TS OF
-
1
Oregon.'
sum proposed to be paidjvas simply Dayton,
clared its opposition to any reduc­ availing. 1 This was the understand­
do
it.
A
.change
of
front
in
the
a donation or gift. If the chief jus­
tion of the protective tariff, prefer­ ing at the oUtset ci the canvass,
dealer in
presence of the enemy is seldom at­
tice had*not been iiblu'lw save,
ring free whisky instead; a national and the1 Senate seems to have re­
tempted
and
more
seldom
success
­
money-out of his salary of $10,500
convention is the recognized author­ mained in Session as an army of ob­ ful.— Denver New».
At Extremely Low Prices, v
t.
<
a year, he must have lived In a
ity or source of the principles to be servation, to intervene if the course
Lounges, Bed-room Sets, Spring Mat­
•
-tìu.
HOWE
tresses, Tables, Chairs, Etc.
promulgated by its party. Up to of the«dmpaign-should seem tore- M c C ullough for C leveland . very extravagant way.
‘
-_________ ______________________ Carlton, Orag-^ru j
Hon. Hugh McCullough has come
the time the senate finance commit quire intervention. The situation
Judge. Thurman, who waB here A Complete Stock at Reasonable
Prices:
tee brought its bill forward this arising from the unexpected force out for Cleveland and Thurman. this week to'argue the government
principle of protection and free and influence of the democratic ar­ He was a tariff reformer when he side of the telephone cases before Also CONTRACTOR and tìtitLD-
whisky was/advocated from the gument, which was plainly making was secretary of the treasury under the supreme court, was the recipi­ • ER. Plans furnished and estimate«
made on Short notice.
10 23
stump and by the press with con­ a deep impression upori the country, Lincoln, 1 Johnson and Arthur*, and ent of much attention; he was the
»■ 1---------------------------------------------- 4-
A.
undoubtedly
alarmed
sagacious
gueet
of
Mr.
Cleveland
at
Oak
View
Ara now recoiving
siderable effect. But thd-kagacious
he refused to change his views un­
FalllWInterGooda
senators of the republican party did leaders like Mr. Allison, who must der the crack of the party whip.
for two day A;' artd waslompellcd to
in Ladies. Ml««,, Of aljG-ip,c3.es
and
Cblldren'a
not feel bound to respect this prin­ have chafed under the necessity of
He regards the positiQp of Presi­ hold a levee everywhere he went.
Shoes and Slipper«
calling
a
moderate
diminution
of
It
carrioa
the And cheaper than can be
ciple, and s6 they formulated a bill
dent Cleveland and the democratic The old Roman Las a warm spot in
liesf Fitting Goods
obtained this side of '
duties
free
trade.
He
is
understood
for the redaction or revision of the
and
party as most nearly in accord with the hearts of the- peopTeTiere, as
We keep constantly on hand
PortlandAGive
tariff^ hoping thereby to gain some to have insisted upon the presenta­ his views, and he therefore author­ well as elsewhere, and when he is
ns a call.
tion
of
a
bill,
that
the
republicans
-A. I_>atrg:e Stools: of
advantage from the agitation al­
izes the statemeut that if he be elected vice-president, as he surely
might
not
be
left
in
the
position
of
ready effectually commenced by the
able to get to the polls on Novem­ will be on the 6th day of November,
MOORE BROTHERS,
democrats. The sugar schedule is resisting a reduction of the surplus, ber 6th he will vote for the Cleve­ nowhere will there be more sincere
DRUGGISTS,
the one upon which the largest re­ which the country evidently desired, land electors.
rejoicing than in Washington.
,
t
where Gents, Yontlia’and Bovs can Hod any-
1
thing
in
boots
and
ahoea
that
you
want:
and
Newberg
-
-
Oregon
and
his
wise
counsel*
have
pre
­
duction is made, and this-will be a
This information is not in thw l»\-Speaker Carlisle will address a
prices as low as yoa ar® paying L.r poor cheap
'heavy' blow to the cane and beet vailed. The bill now offered will nature of a surprise to those who democratic meeting in Baltimore
goods that von have to threw away before y/tv»
I get them well broke to your foot. It is the best
THE TAQUINA ROUTE.
sugar industries of the south and undoubtedly reduce the revenue, have known,Mr, McCullough’s opin­ next Thursday.
'Place
Queensware,
west, and especially to the Pacific and the question is-- whether its ions and the honesty with which he
The republican members of Sena­
Glassware,
coast. The sugar'industry in the method is preferable to that of the has held to them. His public dec­ tor Hqle’s smelling committee,
Pipes,.
west is yoi in its infancy, and ac­ Mills bill. Does it provide for the laration, however, serves to empha­ which has been,.iK^ihg around for
Tobacco,
in Yamhill County-
cording to the iePublitian principle reduction of taxation in a way pro­ size anew the distance which the some^inonths trying to find some
Harris & Haney.
Cigars, L
.
Boots and Shoes,
is entitled to protection, but the ductive of more or as much benefit republican organization has drifted violations of the civil service law,
.—AND—
OVERLANDTO CALIFORNIA.
Hats and Caps,
senate committee tramples this to the country? Does it relievo in­ under the stress of small politics have made their report. It consists
>
Canned
Goods
- VIA
- principle under foot and makes a dustry, and promise larger oppor-. from the position of its great leaders of a , rehash of a lot of exploded
And GROCERIES.
reduction of nearly 50 per cent, tunities of labor and a wider mark­ of the war and "the reconstruction newspajter charges. The democratic
In fact almost
'while the Mills bill makes a reduc- et, while it removes burdens from periods.
members of the committee have not
S^rex3rtli.izxg'
' tion of about 20 per cent. Wllich, necessaries of life? Dqes it, while
yet submitted their report.
22/f Miles Shorter—20 hours leM
Last Saturday at 1 o’clock the
Dear to the Feminine heart, a'A<l
rotor, do you consider free trade? diminishing the surplus, provide for
time than by any other route.
The house, inzresponsc to a rec­
longest
session
of
cofigress
in
the
- -
'
La
TIME
BETWEEN
the greater benefit of the greater
■□■SEF^ld
ommendation
from
Acting
Secretary
SEWFirat claaa through pa««nger and frairit
“When you have a poor case in number? In all such respects is -history of the country • came to an
To
man,
woman
or
child
Can
be
procured
Portland
and
San
Francisco
line
from
Portland
and
all
points
fn
the
Wil
Thompson of' the treasury, has
court,” said an old attorney to a
lamette Talley to and Irom San Franeiaco.
the senate bill superior to that of end. The session-lasted 321 days passed a bill appropriating $50,000
3» HOURS!
youthful student of Blackstone,
the house? This no# becomes the and in both houses there Were 15,- to carry out the provisions of the
> California Exp-eea Trait» Run Daily
-r- Time Scl^ejlule (except Sundajra).
And nil from One Firm, whose name
“pitch into the attorney on the
Insave Albany. .1:80 pmlLeare Y.qnina 0:451»
question, and the campaign can no 589 measures introduced. Of this Chinese exclusion bill.
is a warrant in itself of Fair Treatment BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRAN­ {»are Corralli. 1:40 pm l»aveCorvallhlih35a»
Otjier side.” The democrats, being
ami Sqnare Dealing. Our
CISCO
Arrive Yaqulna5:30 pm; Ar.-ive Albany ll:lta»
longer be conducted upon an alarm nuqiber, only a few biJis passed
Representative Burns, speaking
in that fix, have adopted that style
both houses and Jeanie laws.
r
LUTS
I
ABBIVS.
0^4. C. Vflun, cornicet at .Alhanjt and Con
of free trade. The debate in the
Fall
Starli
bnow.in
»U
sa
Portland
...........
7:00
pat
San
Franeiooo.
.7:45
am
on the general deficiency bill, which IQll yyvA invite intending pUr- Han Franeiaco. 8:05 pm|Portland
of defense; with one accord they
When
one
considers
the
bills
that
10:50 am
The alroTe >ra>n,, popnect nt Y aqcixa witk
campaign thus far has ^illustrated
Oregon Develupemvnt I 'o n. Line of Stea»
. are making an onslaught on'James
Ixtcal Passenger Daily, except Sunday. the
did pass, he is struck by the fact luiB at last beeome-n law, stated a chawnt to give uh a call and Dynrllim
ahips between Yaqriina and San Franeiaco:
the truth of Mr. Webster’s remark
examine
our
good«
a
priceH.
I
lUUUGC
LIAVS.
I
AHBIVK.
rock-ribbed truth when he said that
G. Jllaine.— StatermJlri.' Simply be?
that,
with
the
exception
of
the
ap-^
Sailing Dates.
taken in exchange for goods, for which Portland.......... S:O l > am Eugene.......... 2:40 pm
in 1824: “Protection and encour­
Eugene ............ 94)0 am [ 'ortiand.
3:45 pm
. cause Blaine is the chief advocate
propriation bills, if congress bad the people had turned the republi­ we Kill pay all the market will justify.
Steamer*.
¿rom Yaqruia. From 8an Fru.
Wil la mette Vai’) Tuesday Oct 2 Monday Oct 8
' “and defender of trusts, that’s all. agement may be, and arc, doubt­ not met the country would l.e as can party out of power, not omasc-
Lafayette,
-
Oregon.
Willani«tteVal'y
Sunday
Ont U SataraayOatN
less, sometimes wise and beneficial
courit of extravagance itVapprdpna'-
Wills me tteV»ry Friday Oct 26
«
•”
g
He’s not working for Harrison to
if kept with|n proper limits; but prosperous and contented.— Neirs. tioiis, but because of the waste and?
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
The company reaervea the right to cbtBfi
tthy appreciable extent.
• » : a
For
accommodation
of
Second
Class
pauen*
sailing
dates
without
notice.
f THE "HOME MARKET."
when carried to an extravagant
N. B.—Paaeentfers from Portland sod all Wil
want of integrity in the expenditure
gers attached to express trains.
The O. At C. II. IL Ferry makes connection «mette Valley Points can make close coihfrc-
The campaign will soon come to height or to the point of prohibition,
Of all the “rot” that insults in­ of the money.
With all the regular trains on the Ea*t Side Di­ lion with the trains of theYAQUiNA Boris at
an end, and the talk and worry and the absurd system of the character telligence in the protection cam­
Albany or Corvallis, and If destined to Hit
vision from foot of F street.
The republican senators are re­
Francisco, should arrange o arrive at YaqrfiM
WEST ¿IDE DIVISION
Waiting will be over. The people manifests itself.”
Mr. Webster paign of ignorance, none is worse hashing the old worn out “chest­
the evening before date of aall pg.
Paaaenger and freight talab always
will be glad to h'aVe an opportunity wsuld agree with the president' than that which represents a trifl­ nuts” that did duty in the house
Between Peril and and Corvallis.
eat. For Infoimation, apply to Mesers HUlr
Mail
Train,
Dally
except
Sunday.
.
AN A CO., Freight and Ticket AgenU.W
to read something bcriiles tariff and that, granting the desirability of ing reduction in the tariff as "turn­ during the discussion of the Mills
and 21)2 Front street, Portland, Oregoa; «P
ARRIVE.
LBAVB.
.politics.-' (Vf course there will be protection, it does not follow that a ing our home market over to Eng-
C. C. HPGtJI. '
.7 SO a m
Joseph
10 05 am
P. rtland .
bill. That they are only killing
St Joseph
10 Q'» a m Corvallis
12 2» p m Acting (^n’l. Frt. A Paas. AgL, Oregua Pv*
rejoicing by tl^ victors, and down- diminution of duties may not be a
R. R. Co , Corval ta, Oregon.
C o V va U • .
1 AO p m St Joseph
3 52 p m
lsnd."
., ■■■:—¡TT;-----
time, jn the hope of making politi­
6
C. d. HASWELL, Jr^
I St Joseph
.3 52 p m Portland
, 6 15 p m
CMt look* by the vanquished, but wise policy, nor that such diminu­
Gen I. Frt A Paes. Agt, Oregon Pevetopmet
The entire merchant marine of cal capital was fully shown on tlic
Ai Albany and ('orvallis connect w|tb tiaips
Co., Montgomery street, 8an Francisco, C»i>
'ft will" All soon be over, and peace tion is the firat step toward com­
of Oregon Pacifie.
England, with that of all Europe day that their tariff bill 5vas intro­
*’ iihd' hkrmony^will prevail for the plete abolition of duties.— Harper's
Exprès* Train, Daily except M<>nday
thrown in, could not transport to duced. Senator Harris proposed
LEAVE
|
ARRIVE
Weekly.
Kpace of four yesr»-,,
„„i, .
Fortland.......... 4 50 pn>IMcMninnville. .8 00 pm
this country in ten years one-tenth that the debate on the' bill should
McMinnvilc... « 45 an; | Portland.......... 9 00 pn
demochllit: Meads olf families I
R. KOELER,
R. R. ROGERS,
The Mills bill is, to allf intents of the demands of our home market be limited to ten days but Senator
Manager.
Ast G F A P Agi-
in Indiana aro hkturally indignant : and purposes, the platform of the for one* year.
Allison, who is in charge of the re­
M fstam
»
V' Majora«
c / cm to F<ry
Arne / Wood’
» ar «•
One of our great lines of railroad publican bill, declined most posi­
that Mr. BlninO’ should claim the democratic party. It was framed
AS JUST RECEIVE!« A LARGE AKP
well «elected «tock <»l Siov»« and Tin­
growth in population in the west as i in response to the urgent appeal of alone carries more tonnage in a tively to agree to limit the debate.
ware, and prop»«®« to sell cheaper than any
due to the republican war tariff, the demdcratic president who is year than all England’s ships could Docs that look like the republicans houe® in the cwnaty. Every thing kept on hand,
and repairing done uatfafactorly. and without
'They say that the population might
float.
really wanted to pnss the tariff bill delay.
now the democratic candidate. It
England cqntrols her enormous which they have introduced? I Hw’pt.29. t«f.
have been greater if tho babies were was indorsed by the democratic
L afayette .
O regon ,
not taxed from the cradle to the party in national convention as­ home market for manufactured .t^i.nk. not. And here is ‘another
goods
better
than
we
do
qurs,
pays
I grave.— N. Y. World.
straw: Nearly every ! republican
sembled. It was voted for by the
the highest wagos in Europe, and senator has stated within the last
; t m
democratic
majority
of
the
house
of
If there is anything indicated by
sells, i .abroad.. 11,343,335,000 worth three days, that if tlw house would
the signs of the times the republi­ representatives—the body in which,
of
products, mostly, manufactured, pass a resolution to take a recess
Oregonian Bailway, L’d, Line.
cans are being badly pushed for according to the constitution, - all to our 1752,180,000, worth, eight­
until after the election, or for an ad­ Lafayette,
tregon.
bills
for
raising
revennea
nwat
.orig
­
campaign material, for notwith­
tenths of which are agricultural or journment, they would vote for it
DEALER IN
standing the promise of a campaign inate. It is lacking inino element
natural products, the same as half­ in the senate. They are perfectly DRUG«, MEDICINES AN» CMEMCAL8.
Until further: notice trains will
ef intellect, they are waving that of authority as a. democjatic propo­
civilised nations.
arrive add depart from Lafayette
willing to adjourn without passing
sition.
-
The
other
measure,
which
antiquated and sanguinary garment
Our home market can neither their tariff bill, provided that they" ^Jt’-CoB,h* aa<*H>«haa. Tram«. Soppor- as follows, to and from Portland.
with considerable vim.
• , appears to be tacitly accepted by
mn..
run
away nqr be supplied from out­ c^p go on the stump and say that ¡?ra. slionldar Branra Fairy and T»ilet Arnclan _ , ,tnn
the press as a republican bill, has
list «
.
B -.'k. and Stationary, dock aad Walk««.
Portland.
II
J<o
«
* Airlie.............7 35 am
the.
nouse
forced
them
to
adjourn.
side.
It
will
buy
nothing
that
it
is
Plated and Gold Jewelry
When Professor Chaney, the star behind it no formal and binding en­
Dundee ...’. 1 SO p ■> Shendan Ja» 12 in* ■
Lafardu . S 07 p ■> I^farette ..
140pm
reader, well-known in Portland, was dorsement other .than that of the not profitable to buy. And the way This the house has sq far refused to Patent Medtclnee, etc., Fewlly Medicfawa.
do, and if the advige of the longest- GOOU^WARaANTEO AS RKPFEt-ENTED HherHinJun 3» e m Dundas... . 114 ».«■
asked in St. Loui* 'If- Harrison majority of the senate finance com- to increase it is to give our msnu- headed men in the party is fol-J
Atrlie(arrir) S 25 p n Portland (ar) 4 45 pin
For foitbrr information apply to the Cote'
would be elected prtbidkttt, he con­ 'mittee—the committee of a body facturers raw materials as cheaply lowed, they will continue to refuse
M«y’a AMtat Lafayatte, or addraaa General
sulted the heavens, and thus re- which can not lawfully originate as their competitors buys them — to the end of the chapter.
oflea. aorasr Second A Pi»« Sto., Pertlud Og».
The house adjourned from Wed­
________ u.
4*liod: “Spell his name backwards bills for raising revenue. We do N. Y. World,
nesday
until
to-day,
and
it
will
not
and you have the answer 'No-sir- not know that it.does riot meet the
Cleveland says the. people ask for be surprising if it continues to ad­
rahl' Yrr-WsUome.
views of republicans generally. The bread and the republicans give them journ over three days at a time, the
X-ovfovywttw, Or*roxa_
Th« attendance of members of ftiir presumption ia that it might, if * stone. _ Wrong there, Grover. limit .of the law, until the senate
takes some setion looking towards« Krnpa • (ntelnra atoek at watebaa. wlneka.
opportunity
were
presented,
get
the
They
give
them
a
plug
of
tobacco
congress When that body adjourned
recess or adjournment
| ¡•Vby and rpecUelea and «Ila iff «»precedent
the other day was about eight sena­ endorsement ef a republican nation­ and a jug of whisky. They use the*
The house has passed the senate •a row prMes.
tors and thirty representatives. al convention. But, «king the oauw stone« to mob the prohis with.—: bill appropriating $75,000 to «btu- Vntcb^
,»JI J.welry repairing . ap«.
ralty—An Wort warranted.
pensate the Cherokee freedmen for
■ Verily it was time for them to quit. as it stands, it baa no status except Portland Erpms (Pro.)
lands taken from them several years
that of the recommendation of the
9tv» •«'» «all.
Mr. Blaine isn’t estimating the MO.
The last week of the campaign in republican members of a senate
T. C. STEPHENS.
The bill el ¡hanging the law ,aa to
thia state promises to be somewhat oommittee. If h ta at variance Maine majority this week. A re­
„
_________
«n electoral
vote«
must
duced plurality where an increased the date when
interesting
1ÁJ $apital,
a !_
.
u ’ . after . ait. The
V
Wlth
with th
the
* CWca
Chicago
«° pl»tform
platform the plat-
be delivered .
at a a thte
to the
majority
was
oonMentiy
looked
for
oral« expect to reduce the republi- form must «tend, for that to authen-
fourth Monday in January, has
ftillv ontt-half.
one-half.
'tu
__ .__
» . latest
. . is the saddest thing in politics, next been passed by both houses, and is
can majority AilJjr
tie, «h.t
that ia the k:_i
highest
and
to being entirely defeated.— Conner- now in the hands of the president.
formulation of the ereed «nd policy
Jowntal. '
Chief Justice Fuller, who for the
«f the party, and no power on earth,
first time presided over the supreme
Wonder if the hpree and cattle court this week, has made a very
except another national convention,
<• competent to amend H In any men are going to “ypte for their in- go^
~—1 im,
:~ipreMron.
Wrests” in November. It wouldn't . Ex-Secretary "McCul
who
particular.—WasAsaytsw M
III l>.
-
surprise us a bit, as that seems to
The bill presented by the repub­ be the way .with;, tfceir bretbem of
lican majority
the bleating bands. B-a-a-h.— Union
THE SENATE BILL.
C. G. REISNER,
RffllUTWIEDFtttKHIDS;
General Merchandise,
The Lafayette Shoe Store! LUBRICATING !
Oils! Oils! Oils!
j
Men’s, Boys’ and Youths'
CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods,
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I To go for Foot wear
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