Daily capital journal., July 10, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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REPUBLICAN LEADER
WANTS PARTY TO
i REPRESENT PEOPLE
Gives List Of Senators Who Enacted the
the Mays Law and Opened the Way
to Popular Election of Senators
Ilou. Frank Dnvoy, rogNtor or tho
land offlco at Burns, and ipoakor of
(he lant Iiohho of ropresontatlvoi,
who cannot bo accused of any bins
toward I'opulUm or Domoorncy, has
the following editorial In hi paper,
the Harney County Now, and It Ii
RomwuHdod to thinking Republi
can, who do not want tholr party
put In opposition to tho political
view of Hho great ovorwholmlng
vnawa of tho people of this state;
Tho article lit headed and road as
follows
LcM W I'orgrt.
Tho Now does not propose lo
stand a tho champion or any wing
or faction or tho Republican pnr'v
as opposed lo any other wing or
faction, Iti political inlMlon heltrr,
o far as Ha power may Ho, TO
PROMOTE THE REST INTERESTS
AND THE SUCCESS OK THE PAR-
TV AH A WHOLE, beltovlng as wo
do that tho best good of tho nation
doponds upon tho oxlBtcnco of tho
Republican party In control of af
fairs. This papor, howover, cannot clooo
Its eyes to tho dangor with which tho
pnrty In Oregon H threatened,
through what wo bollovo to bo A
MISTAKEN LINE OF ACTION AND
ARGUMENT I'FRHl'KR lV LEAD.
INO INFLUENCES IN ITS MAN
AOEMKNT AND THE SYSTEM OF
.titiTur uaihwmm AND FAI.SF-
'HOOD HEAUKD UI'ON INDIVIDU
' ALK AVD CL.SSI'.S UPON WIIOHIf
'votes the party must de-
' PEND for rucce. and wr feel that
It Is tlmo to review tho past, corroct
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
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bundle thug a batey 10 iMgMtl ij&e Urt aUwltrU farmer
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'A.MHltlCAN PUOOlMUiMl'" haftjfflpt BfWfj tor Of WoU
tur will not rM It) U U auttlvtot) troo tm larger or small
i, ami u tkro'orft r SHHcitSTIlbNOUR tk4 1mI or uuJ.
FnmiiTtKOtrafisl Vj5"HtiaX PROOIMIKMP"
should twtkt tkA ti1wlliK ML Uttt JtfttM your UlBder at tho
beginning t kurvoit. l ! A Ua!l r siKoUtrU or 11 UIIUST,
H. U up, iWm COUNT tbo MuWr f lM4ttg Uml aro bound and
iiuboHSHl ThM Mt U tk Hrot Ull u( ".UlltlUC.W IMMHU
HiwMP" m It m asMl sjim tU OkLMikr of boUl a Ucfu
Tk KjMuii will surtKlio yo. Ay tumor toAktet tots tt it.'
Ullr umi( a ban of ataftiiftrd at sisal, will altraii o onu
"AMKRIi UtOOlMIKMP."
PORTLAND STANDARD TWINB
PURE MANILLA CLOVER LEAF
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Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
somo orroneoUB Impressions lately
glvon out and call n halt to tno
gontlomon who are driving honest,
Indopondont mon to nlllancej out
;jldo tho party ranks.
Tho defeats which have como ti
tho Republican party In Oregon arc
now charged by certain nowHpnpors
to Mr. Ilourno, Mr. U'Rcn, Statement
Kn i. tho nrlmary lnw nnd tho Ini
tiative and roforendum, all of which
measures and mon arc cursed
iinniorclfullv and Indiscriminately.
A rotrosppctlvo glanco over tho paat
12 years shows that tho blamo Is
wrongly placed. VACILLIATION,
INCONSISTENCV, INSINCERE
PROMISES AND PLATFORM IT
TERANCES OAVE TO THE PUD
PLE OF THE STATE THE FIRST
SUfiOESTIONS OF- THE DESIRED
CHANOES IN THE POLITICAL
SYSTEM. Somo of thoso changes
wore placed upon tho Btatuto books
of tho stato without nny Intention of
putting thorn In operation unloss
tlmo nnd clrcumstnnccs fnvorablo
to tho bosHos should appear, OTH
ERWISE THEY WERE TO RE
TREATED AS A LF.OAL JOKK
PLAYED UPON THE COMMON
HERD. And It was for Ilourno, or
U'Ron, or Schubol, who Ijpgan, tlls
movement for popular legislation,
oloctlon of fonator, etc., but It wiU
tho very Influoncos nnd tho vory
mon who uro now nbuslng U'Ron,
Ilourno, ot al. for tho rosutts.
In 189R and 189C, tho loading
' mon who are the loudest now lu tho
abuso of Ilourna nnd othors, wero
tho most ardont advocatoi of tho hi-
motalllc lioroay and they laid tM
groundwork then for all the Ills
which the lwriy has suffered since
THE SAME INFLUENCES OPU.RAT
IVfl IV MULTNOMAH, CLVISOP,
MARION AND lNE COUNTIES,
follow (Ml up later with coinl natlors
with th Democrats whehebv legl
lathe majorities were secured and
U. S. senators were elected nnd In
1001, thinking that the tidal v. tno
nf popularity was flowing In the'r
ravor, tho samo men placed a law
upon the statute lmolot embodying In
solemn legal text THE FULL PRIN
CIPLES OF STATEMKNT NO. 1,
.WHICH NOW APPEARS SO HATE
, FUli TO THEM. Lot us give a list
! of the state seuator who formulate l
' and voted fur that law for the (lee.
' Hon of U. S. senators Uy populur
jvote, u order to lllueirate what we
I wean, and It wae the very Urst bill
Introduced that et4e:
! Adamet of MnrtoH, UrowatP of
j ClnekaiiMts, CaweroH of Jackson,
, Clam (Dem.l of Uhn, DlMwtck of
Coos, Hunt of Multnomah, laman
(Dahi ot MuUaomah, John tn of
.Waseo. Joacphl of Multnomah. Kfl-
(ly of Una, KHykendall of Ijine.
Ixiney of Marlon, Marster of Doug
llaa. Muj-u (author of the bill) of
' Multnomah. Morrow (Dow t or Mor-
row. Mulkey of lHlk. Porter of
jCtaoksuuv Probnel of Uniattll'v.
(Stelwer ot Waoolor, Sweok (Dein.'k
ot Multnomah. W'ohritnf (Dow.) ot
W'MaUaton, WUIIaweon of Crook
I AND MR. PRHSIDHNT (SKXATOR
' FULTON).
j The only vote asmlnst the MP
, was John D. Daly of Denton AND
J EVERY OVB OF THE RRPURLl-
(MX MEMUURS AltOYK L1ST1U)
'KXCKIT CAMERON, JOSKPH1,
JJOHNSTOV AND MULKEY were
aud are now all'ed with the furce
that are onMlng Statement No. 1.
Two yar troai the time they
passed that lw. the vory same hub
;itod to Ignore and nullity It. yet
they did not dare and twne not ot
! dared to repeal It. '
J REPURUCAN STATE CONVEX
.TIONS FOR 20 YEARS RKSOLYT,U
V1N FAVOR OF ELECTION OF U. S.
uuvATnim 11V POPULAR VOTI .
RKPUULICAN LEOISLATURES
FOR AS liOXO A TIME PASSED
SIMILAR RESOLUTIONS. A RF
PURLICAN LEOISLATURE ENACT-1
ED A LAW FOR THE SAME PUR
POSE. ALL THESE WERE IG
NORED AND VIOLATED AT THE
FIRST OPPORTUNITY, so tho peo
ple embraced tho chnnco to get at
tho promised nnd doslrod mothod
through tho medium or Statement
No. 1, nnd now tho gontlomen who
brought about tho chnnge by their
vacllllatlon and tnlso promises might
as well try to romove Mt. Hood by
the hydraulic forco of n garden
hoio AS TO TRY TO WREST FROM
THE PEOPLE THE POWER AND
PRIVILEGE THEY HAVE OR
TAINED. They may rnll and rldlculo all
they plonio; thoy will only succeed
In fastonlng tho people's aciormmn
tlon moro firmly, nnd In driving
noro ond more honest votors Into
Independent action and Into othor
pnrty Llllnncos. No party can ox-pr-ct
n majority ot tho people's votes
whtln rlnnvlnc to tho IiOOtllO tl0 OX-
crclso ot tho rights gunrnntood or
promised by tho laws.
IE REPURLICAN LEADERS CAN
NOT TAKE THE HINT THEY CAN
1AICE THE CONSEQUENCES.
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