is !"!' EVENING CAPITAL JOUKNAl Fill DAY, SKIT. 7, 18SS. Overland to California VIA Siwtlirrii Pacific Company's Liiias. ThK MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Time hrlarrn Salmi irnt San FranrlMo Tldrt.kli llouis. fLIKIHMA KXI'IIKM THA1.N-IIA1I.I Swilli." I triIJ." TflB p. 111. 1 liv. I'orTlHiid Ar. fctnp. in. I I.v. HhIpiii l.v. 10: 10 h. in. WD n. in, itao p. iii. "MiH. III. i, l Ar. rmii rnto. j.. tWJAl. I'AJMKilllKR THAI -(.'KIT HtTNllAV). IIAII.Y KX- r.v. l.v Ar. l'nrthilid Hiilem Kimene Ar. I,v. l.v. :i-r p. m. Hl p. 111. I .( H. Ill fiat a. m. HB 1. III. I'fllMAX IIHTET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, JW HI-HllllllllMlMllllinf W""IHl CllUM pHHH- MMl'ra nttm-hed Iii ox-prcwt InilliH. TtiU.t ('. Itallnwil fcrry innkra mil tte,lnn with nil III" rculiir trains nil tlifi laaat Hide Division from f'Miliil 1 street, J'ertbiml. toil Side Division. Between Tor ami Cervallis: A I I.V (K.Xt'WT Hi'NIA Trrii.TlATri"irmiicrAT:rft:iri p. in. ffcMii. in. I A r. rorvnlllH ia l P- J" ffVlM.K KXHIKHH Til IN (ll.MI.Y KXCKIT HIINIIAV). in. l.v. rorllnuil Ar. .oO ii. In". r- ii ii. in. III. Ai'.Me.Mlnnvilli'i.v. At AIIniiiv mill forvaUlH connect with rliiHnr()rxiii rnrlllc ItiillriNKl. Cur lull Turpi iruitlon ii-iiiirilltiic rut, -"l,l"irtlfiy to tin- iiijmny k UKLMit. X. KOKIIItHlll AhhI. (I. T. mill 1'iim. Ak ! Milliliter. t,np ay i.l JCOMPANV.I 'Columbia River Route.' Trellis lor the oust Iwvo I'm Hand lit lO-l'i w mul a p in ilnlly. Tickets to mul from rrllhil jKilntH In tlu I'nllL'il Hliitw, t'mi- attMMltl Klll1ipe. ILEGANT PULMANN PALACE CARS Kutlfiiint Hleepllitc I "urn rim tliroiiKh' on C UfiH t ikIiih to rtMAUA 1U)(1 ST. l'AITt '- i (!lmr; mul Without CliniiKe. VniuiM'tloiiRiit rnrlliinil fiirStiii l'mii rlcomid 1'iinet Bound polntH. tor further pnrtlt'iihirN Inquire or I. A. niMBMllllt. iiki'mI of tliu I'liiiipiuo, "Jtfi :niurivliil street, Knh'lii, (ircttoii, or A. U Mnxwcll, (1. 1. A T. A., Parthinil, Oittjou. A. L. MAXWELL, i. I'. AT. A. H. MOLCOMU, (liiiil.lMmiimnr. THE YAOUINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD Ami tirftpiii I I'litiunt'iit imiiiuiny'K s4f.inihlp llni'. SUA mile ahnrter, ' hoiio tamtlmn thmi liy miv other route. 1'ln.l itiM iliiimuli immi'IIiii'I mill ftcliilit line ftolll I'lirllHIIlt Hlllt I'M MlllllH III ilicWII. taioette viille) in mul hum Mmi I'miu'lMti 'ME SCHEDULE, Kxm.'1IHuiiiIii)h): UKivnAlrsiiiy l.iMPM Miv(1iriUIU IMOl'.M Arrive Ynpilnu MM I" M ftivo Ymtnlnii ...... . ilttfiAM im. wiiiiu iron AM Arrlv AIIhiii) 11:10AM O. A V. trulu iMiinwt m AlUiny iinit IWnttl. TliiilHitiimin (MiintH'l nl YAiHMN.V Mli. thn OrKvii IiuM'liijiim'iit Oik l.lnc x niniiiniiiM uriwiH'ii iiiiiiiuu iiiiii rvut miui4ti. smi.imi mm. r"HllMMM ITHVM'IHIV !l MHHA, V lUmiiHtii ViiIIh) . t lllmivititi Vli . .. IVIItrtiiwtto Vulliy-.. . HfKtWXIM, WllliiniHIo V.illtj 1tIUMIIillo VhIIi'J TnlM foinixiii) rmr Mopli'llllii'l I SHJllHIIll IT IX -.wpimniHT HHIM TAUIMNA. Scptoiitlwr 7 . rVptrnilHtr IW tlio rl III to Mnvr "ilium iImIiw ttlhiml ikmiw. K IL lHiulUMtni (KH ISm-iIhiuI Mini Mil iVUUlllKlll' YHllfN vll Mll IIIHWo 'llkH cummv4mii llli tli Irwliii I'f tin YAOIMA HOin'KHt ANtMiiy u-(VnNlll. Hillr ilrttliHtl Id Kmi KrHliolxM, xhirnUl aintliM-itoHrTlXCMl Ymivihm llii tftnlli; tKAKV iIhIo of MlllllC. rtmetr nl Irrlrkt IUIn Ur IhoI, Kir inftiriimlliiii hhW' l Mi r ItOLvlA.N A IW Ktvtelil HUtt I'MiH Al AOmiiiaitt Knmt F.. IS.rlUiul.llr will iV. UlMirK, Act On I Krl. A I ". A(-,rv.ii j-hoiMp It. It. Ov. IVirvMllU.Or. jii. ii. iiahh r.i.ujr nun i kth IV-I. A . 'ir I1WMII IkCMIIHMWH t., t M.iiiliiiu'ry l , xMiiurriN. The SALEM MARKET WI TOITKT tfTUKKT. tmatMMlly tttt twuid th tMt )UMliLy of U....K i a illlll Oil 1 1 ; iklll V'l AH4MllastuUl SAUSAG h UcGHOYV VIIJ.KU CITY MEAT MARKET 0. C. Hoivartj, Preprtetor, WATIt arrttKCT. fAI.KM. uHiu S -Atl kluita uf saii and eur-M mol. ssturavv txt baud Aiu w ulu u4 aainai. , shsaU 4I aiwuua ! j in; liw p. Mil 1 1. KEPfBLICAN I'liATFOUM. Declaration of Principles and Asser tion of Popular ItizLt. Tlie Udpuliliciut ol the United Siatet. aiHcmlilod ly Iheir delcKKle- in National cunvriilion, ptUK on the thtnliold or (heir proceedings to lionnr the memory of limit Mint great leader, the immnrtal champion of liberty and the rihl- of the people Alnaham Ltiiooln; anil to cover alo nithuiemihi. ofinieriha1iIe reiiiembraiice and Kfalitude the hemic names of later leailerii, who have mnre recently liern cnlled away from .ur counuila (irant, (iirlield, Arthur, L fit' and Conkling May their ineinorifs be faithfully cher Itlied. We alio recoil with our pectinj;' and with prayer for his recovery the name ol one of our living heroes whoe memory will he iieaure in the hitnry hoili of Kepuhlicnns and of the lltliuhlio the name of that imlili soldier mid favorite son of victory, Philip II Sheinlan. In the spirit of those gieil leader, and of our own devotion 'o human liber tj , and willi that hrwtiluv to nil fnrinH ol di'dpot i sin ami oppression which l the limda mfiitnl idea of tlin R. puhlicin parly, wc tend fiaternnl coiiiiratulatlniis to our fel Ioat Americans of llratil upon their pril net nl umiiticipation, which co-npU'cil the abolition of slonery throughout the two American continents. Wc earn.itly lijpe that wc may soon congratulate our fellow, citizens of Irish birth Uon tho peaceful recovery of lnunu lule for Ireland. We alliitn our unswervini; devotion to the rs-Jiiotitil (Jonitiliition and to the in dlssolulilu Union of the states : to the nu loiioiny reserved the stntis under the Con stitution : to the personal lights and liber tic of 01117-118 in all the States and Tern tones in the Union, and tspeuitilly to tiie supreme am. sovereign riht if every lawlul cit zen, rich or poor, nativo or foreiiin bom, whito or black, to cut one free ballot u. public election', ami to have that ballot duly counted. We hold the free and honest popular ballot, anil the just and equal reprisentatlon of all the people, lo be the foundation of our republican government, an(l demand ef fective legislation to sucur" the integrity and purity i f elections, wniuh jic the fountains of nil public authority. We ehargo that the picscnt uiliuiiiistrntioii and the Dcmocratio majority tn Congress one their uxisteiiu; to the suppression of the ballot by a criminal nullification of the Coiistitu.ion mid laws of llm United State-. Wu are uncompromisingly flu favor ol the American system of protection. We protest nK.lilift its distinction proposed iij the prosidcnt and his party. They servo the mieiests of Kuioiie; wo will depport the iiitereiits of America, We ac uopt the issues and ooiilulentl nipeal lo the people nr their judinet'l. The pro tictivo sjBtem must be inaitita ned. Its abi-ndouinciit Iiki always been followed by general diiaster lo all iuteiests, except tlinsii of the usurer and the shcrllV. We denounce the Mills bill as destructive to ihu gunirnl business, the labor and the fHiiuiiig inluicnls of the oountiy, and we heartily endoii'e tho uor.tlitcnt and miilotic ucllniis ol the licpublic.in Hop. resentatives in Congress in opposing tin p.lSMWU. Wo oondemn the proposition of the Democrat!!! parly to place wool on the free list, and we in si -.t lint the dutlns thereon shall tin ndjusted and maintained so ns to furnish full and itdi.ipi.ilu protection to th it imliiKir). The Republican Kny would effe'l a'l needed rudiictioii of the National revenue bv ieealing the taxux mi tobicco, which arean anno) aueo unit buidtntoiigiicultiire, and the tux upon spirns ncd in the arts ami for me: ha men I purposes; and Ii) cuch icvuion of the tantf is will lend to chert, unpoiis of Mich aittrliK as are proiliu "d I v Ul pvi''O, l. II plouUw iv I, u, XllllLII k cinplo)nient to our Ulioi, and release Irom import duties lboe artidts of loteign pro duutiou (except luxuries) the IlUc of which can not lie pioducril at home. If there thud null remain a lamer icveuue thai i." itijuUite for the wants ol the government we favor the entile lepral of internal taxes lather thin the smrinder ol .iliy ixirt of our piiitiolitu s)tcui ai thu joint behest of the whik.) tuists ami tho agents of f jrclgn manufacturers. We declare our hostility lit the Introduc tion into this country of lorctgu contract jbor, anu of I'lunese laUir, alien to oui civ ilit ti ion and out (.'oii'titution, and wt demsnd the riiii'l -nforcument of Hit ex iitiiii law aiiaiusl it, and favor such im mediate legislation t will exclude such Utxir fnuu our sIhum. We dfdare our opposi'mn to all combin ations of mpltal orgaiiltwl in trusts or ot'ier wie, to liuntiol mlMtianb 'he coiolition of trade among our cititeni, and wn com mend to Coui;reas ami to the State IgU stmts, in their rtspeclne jamdnition., suoh leuitlalinu as will pievvm the exuetl thui of all wIiciiim loopnissri the po tiJnti) limine chaiissM on tlisir suppHe-, n bv un just latin foe the irsixpoitailim of thuir Hh1ih-I to msikct. W pHne the Iwi: itlatloii by Coittis to prevent alike un just bu(diiH and. unfair iWfiioiuulions Iwt tween live ttts, Wi iWlm the pivlio of lpnpriling th puliliit Until of the Vnhel Malm t b lHHtietMi(k foi Atixricsn HiWn ami mt tlr, not 1R4. which lh U.iMiUtixtn iiartv fsUblisntit in iStti. anainst th (Wr. ami which h. iKVHjht imi grwt . U'Jl..u .l.....n ... .rh ... ....t-m parsitttml oppsuiti m of ln 1 CiU in KV da lopiucnt. Tli iwsUnation ol uuaiu .. ,,.,. ....r,... ,,.. .., ....m......... hI laud urami to the vul.hc domxm for, tho UMioJ aolual sotllcrs, whivh was Ihikuu uadar tlvr aJmlaislialluu of PnsaulfUL Ai- ihur, sIhhiM t MHlHaol VtUuy tlvat ! the ilewtviatlc pait) haitsei ruvri wie j Mre K the hjvV, tmt itclai that I tha 1 jutnl actum of ifwiblicau aud deiwKiais, , about fifty ihHImhm W aores of uu.i ii land oneinslly tiiaull hvr the wuvaimc- i lion svf Milnwii have htn rvatottd to the i MMtt doHMla. in i4irMaBn o( the cshmsi IUsM luMrld by the itputdkaw Mtiy In th iKlal (JKHls. W chant the dew ivtrsttc adwiNMialimi with taittiic to xe et the laws tcounuc lu MltWr tliWa to tJwir Wsswaataaiit, aaM W aH4l lUtSoHs twark for ihsl (syrpoac to harM imvMl tttiku with , ad istM tSOSM HSM)r ilC prvHtVM tf UpOUSK, fraiMts ami iudscAtiM the law list ihsvcisvtsstfit hy Coucixm ot Use j TMtfcsMIM h) hascti sHHMi nutsstiy svwly t the 4sdlhat Ihov Mtay hawiic Sut- la Im Casual thwAi ,whvci lis osMt- tiiMMM of SMvpulaiMMS malctul iws-hiixxm. tmhlk- iiitallinc auJ uturall) ai ueh an to av a MU Ua Mittut i ihin. tha vcoulc i such Twn Unlet , " ' ShOttM be )itnntd. Manual laacnrnt" them, to form for themselves a constitution and Stale government, aud be admitted mto the Union. Feuding thr prepara tion for Statehood, all officers '.hereof should be selected from the bona fide residents and citizens ot the Territory whrrein they are to serve. South Dakota shouhl of nuht be immediately admitted a a State in (lie Union, under the con stitution framed and adopted by the people, and we heartily indoiae the action of the Repub.ican Senate in twice passing bins far her udmtssioii. The reiusal of the Democratic House of Representatives, for partisan purposes, to favorably consider there bills, is a willful violation of the sacred American principle oflocil self government, and merits the rouiiemnattou ol all just men. 1 ne pemiing bills in the Senate lor acts to enable the people of Washington, North Dakota and Montana Territories lo form coiisiiiutious should be passed without unnecessary delay. The republican party pledges itself to no all lit its pouer to fi cibtate the admission of th: territories of New Mexico, Wyoming, Idaho and Ari zona lo thu tn)oyinent of iclf oieriinitnt as slates, tsicii or mem as ?re now quail tied, as soon as possible, and ihcothtrs as soon as they may become so. Tliu olitical pouer of tho Mormun church in the territories, as experienced m the pnsi, is a menace to free institutions loo dangerous to be long suffered. There lore wu pledge ibu republn-an patty lo ap pro) rule legislation asserting tho sover eignty ol the nation in all leintories uiieie the same is questioned, and in lurlheraiice of that end to pltcc upon the statute Ixioks legislation sttingent enough to liorce the political from the ecc e-ias- tical power, and thus stamp out the attendant wickedness of polygamy. Tub republican parly m in favor of the use of both gold and uilier as money, and condemns the polity of ihe lUmoiralic administration in its efforts to dumoiietizii silver. We demand the reduction of letter j postage to I cent per ounce. i In a republic like ours, where 'he citizen is the sovereign and the ofllci.il the servant, where no power is exercised except by the will ol the people, it is impoitaut that the sovereign the people should possess intelligence. The free school is the promoter of that intelligence which is to preserve us a flee nation; theiefurc, the state or nation, or both combined, should support free institutions ot hariiii.g, oullicienl to afford to every child growing up in the laud the oppor tunity ol a good common school edu cation. Wo earnestly recommend thai prompt action be taken by Congress in tho en aclmuiit nf such legislation as will be.t sicure the rehabilitation of our Atnetn.au merchant marine, and ws protest against Ihe passage by Congress of n free ship bill, as calculated to work injustice to labor by kaseuing the wages of those eiiL'aged in preparing materials, as well as those directly employed m our slop yards. We demand appropriations fir the early .ebuildlug ol our navy ; for the construction of coast fortilieations aud modern ordnance, and ollur appioied modern means of defense for the protec tion of our defenseless harbors aud cities; tor tho payment of just pensions to our soldiers; lor necessary works of Nalioual importance in the improvement of harbors and the channels of internal cotvitwiiu, and foietgn commerce; for the encouragement nf tho shipping interests of the Atlantic, Gulf and Pactlic States, as well as for the payment of the maturing i uhlic ilehi. This policy will ive em ployiiieiu to our labor, activity to our va rious industries, luurease the security of our itiunir), piouiote Hade, open new mid direct uimkets for our produce, and ohuipt ii the cost ui traii.poitati in. We ilium Ihisto be far belter for mil country :lun the teiniTruiic policy of turning the i:ovciiiiiK-iil money wnhoul iiiteicst to ' pit luiik.." I lie Cio.ni t ol fonigu afluirx by the i.iiM'iit H.iinini-tralion Ii.t. been distin uishni by Us iiielhcirncy and us coward ice. Hiving wiiiiiiiiwu Irom the Senate all pending treaties effected hy republican adiiiiimtratimi for the removal of foieigu biiiduus and ristnotions upon our com merce and for its extension into better maiketJ, it has nuither ellected nor pio posed any otheis in their slend. Profess ing adhuii nee lo the Monroe doctrine, it havon with idle Complacency the exten sion of foreign inllucuce m Central America, and of foreign traJe everywhere atnoiii! our neighbors. It has letused lo charier, sanation oreiicouraeo any Amer ican oriiaiiization for constructing thu Nicaragua canal, a woik ot vital t in port mice to the maintenance of the Mmirou dotHrinc, and nl our national mllueiice hi L'oiurai and .-viol Aioeric, a.ol ueces iy for tlm lUvelopmeut ot trade with oui Pacific territory, with South America and with the islands and further coasts ol the lWhc Ocean. We arraign the picsetu d-mocratic d- minntration lor it woak and unpatriotic iivainieni ol tlio tislienes ijuwiioii, and lis pUsilUniiiious sui lender of the eiwn Hal pnvileges to whveh our h.biue: e.eU ai ,nlitlht in Caivadiiu Hirta umkr thii. trvaty ul IMS, the ieeipr.al m.tntlnm IcilisUtloii ol ISto, and ihu comity i.f oatiofn, ami wh-ch I ai,a,ln tishing vt tl rvfvitc in ih prn wf th UuHl Mat. We cotiilanin the Joilscy uf the iirnt adiiiiuilr'iiNt aud ik dcninciaiic i)ia)nrtty in C(H)((rs tuwonl our rithwimt as UHlrH'nilly and UMttspfasHMivly unpalri f; "".l a '"m l l- "haWc 'k,,m'l iwl'y. and .l indi.MMiaW. -... .., L-.... j I retail in) n tiviviMn aaiusi a IdctJC1 I XMHlty TImi iiihw tvf AitiviHM appKsx alike lo all Cliuwtti ol wc lMit4K, an.l iiHboxs, "P"1" " aliVsr the hw olsliitations uf "hailiwitti la the tawi. At the uu tlm MHhiji is aswi must t the pau. "I) - ihI safeguaid of him whu war it. """ piw mm. usmmi nign of 1tw, im - 'H r Pir, in his mil rlehM. It should '" "W aHtiril him iotthB at homa. "T1 pi irtsu abrwad in -h4tvr (ami hie may l on a Uful ctraivil. 11st Msca who aUisdsMMai the ivdMaa narty iu IW4. a saxwiBue to Mhcrc so tho swsitaaiwiM patty. hav oWarlaJ aau only the csis of hottest e" imw. M mmssmJ haaacea, of fiaathsiN aad uaitty of the kallot, hat esymcvally have dascitati tlsa fawsa ad iJuiiu is ilk.. .4.1 ...... Wo wiM svsst taii to kcop ssar yUJ he easMc invy smts orosesi WMit , or tesc ttmr oaivdiiUl has hrvk hit. We, Umosura, ipt out dacsarstvoo of Si4, to wit: "The ivfostu ol the nvil uv aotcioitlv bctjuaj aadr the iiUiaa adiMsatvtt' sawuU he crxooUud lav tha ftmhet exit. of the rfvm bvmmu aliaady aaiaUiahcd by law, iv ail the grades of the service to which it is applic able. The spirit and purpose of the re form should be observed in all executive appointments, and all lawi at variance with the object of existing reform legista tion should be repealed, to the end that the danger to free institutions which lurks in the power of official patronage may be wiely awl effcc'ive'y avoided." The gratitude of the nation to the de fenders of the union cau not be measured by laws The Iruulation of Congress should corform to the pledges made by a loyal people, and lie so enlarged and ex tended as to piovnte against the uO'Sibility that any man who honorably wore tho leilcral uniform shall become the inmate nf an a'mshorp, or dependent upon printe charity. In the presence of an overflowing treasury it would he a public scandal to do le-s for those w hose valor, oiu ervico preserved the government. We denounce the hostile spirit shown by President Cleveland in his numerous vetoes of incisures for penion relief, and the action of the iiemocr.itic hotl'o of representatives in rrfu-in even a consid eration of general pension legislation. In support of the principles herewith enunciated we invite the co-operation ol patriotic men of all parties-, and especially ol all workingmen who:e prosperity is seriously threatened by the free trade policy of the preoerat a'linu.Utratioti. Additional plank submitted by Mr. Diiutclle of Maine, ami adopted by an almost uuanimnus vete: The first con cern ol all good government is the virtue and sobnetv of the people and the putity j of th" home. The rcpublier.ti party I cordially svinnnlhizes with all wise ana well dutctud iffons for the promotion of I tempeiance aud mrrn'tty. I Tlio Wkkici.y Capital Jouhxal $1 tt year. I Fwfijxraiar.TSJCflWiTSJWxrMMuawviiii IHaMIMWS ariNCi:i.L.VNi:oi;. I j n iwi a v U It ft U U j , -TIIE FRUIT DRYER ;iUeolvlns racklfrainej Is Simple of Construction, ANU 13A.SV OH OPISKATION. Awnrded tlit piein'tiin nt the Oregon Htuto Fair 18,V-'i-.sj--vL17 mid tit the Cull foinla State Pair, 1S7, mid Km .loiiqiiln County Fair, K7. .Mniuir.'ictiiu'il in -l.sIlxPif. I'Yir I'lrctilnr unci prleo Hit udiliv- II. S. JOICY & SON, P. O. Hox 2RO. Sulam.OroRon il- Uryer Kuriiiicvs ftiinlslied five hIzom 'h V fT Y. -i 3 GUIDE la i Kim i.i .ii reu aad Sept., oico yaaa-. it Is an oncy 'Cliipoi'ii ot uoeful lnfor-r.-ati ti !or all who pur clouie tlio luxuries or the ioc-.s.iUei of Hfo. "Wo can clothe you .a- tarnish you with all the nooesi.i.-y and unuocossary appliances to ride, walk, danco, sleep, oat, llah, hunt, work, ro to church, or stay nt home, und iu various siios, stylos and iiuautttles. Just flguro out what la roQuh-ed to do all thoso thinee COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair estimate of tho value, of tho BUYERS' QUIDE, which will So sent upon i receipt of 10 oenta M pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 111-11-1 IkXichlzan Avenue, Chicago, 111. GENERAL IILACKSJIITlllSC AND HORSESHOEING ! ! All tho Improved methods gf shooing shiiplliR kIiimv, to euro dKoo.-r-i of the foot and for the correction of fmilty netlon,con. tmetlon mid Inlerforllitf, iiM'il. I KiinnuUeo uitlsftietlon In nil raw, liefer to any well know u liorMiimm lu Oregon, JOHN KNIGHT, Tho Horseshoer, SH6 ninmieri'liil street, Sdein, Or. A.. E. STRANG, .No. Mt OHiitiietcinl StrtHK, tJAhlOI, - - OHKGOX. HK.VI.KH IS STOVESand RANGES 1'itiilnitg, (iii aid SlMm FilliBg. Tinw-are and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. aAKMt tor tha IUqiI,IU)rUN lK)rNTOSTcOkMPANfY PsraiiMi, : A m- UtlHMItM 1M IMi GREAT DISCOVERY! Dr. I-I. 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