New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
POLITICS ~ OREGON.
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EUGR>E CRY, Oregon, NAY 10, 1875
AZ Oregon w'll prHbsoy soop BE- S;ss a'n s''
txs more p4wbers 70 ,be Sssat~, = ID" ''c'' J"
,ess,,,D 10 pchjcs here may sos be ooio'ere'"Oe
4. the IesdeIs Of IHE TRIBUNE Coosn aton
"a, formed. and .dc,ted BY . large m.)"rV OF
he people Of Oregon lsst Su"m-l' e'o'ad'us
SLyer,. providing for the elect o. ol officers 70 hu
Me- yar,ous ,gices of Stale, and " represent Inc
Rsats in Corgress, ut I'll election 70 be- hcijea Ihv
sat Monday ID Jure next N.w, 1t ~ napPens
Nat there are not Offices enough under th7 S.z.e
Cs,s,jtuiion IN give pltce tO each OF the Tor'hy
,pl s,rs Of the Drsd 5cott dec sion aad eIpouod
s,, of m.d.rp Democracy, and consequently
serious difficulties have arisen. One division of the
Democratic party, under the lash Of The Dragon
sshsrss, edited by Mr.. Basb, but controlled by
esytsin would- be Senators, have made their nOmIDa
bAas all from their own camp, IN manner quite
satnfsctory 10 the great war chiefs and political
Zach. ms OF the tribe. But, just M those worthy
r.plkmrn have all things arranged and are agitsting
- the wonderful display Of talent which they will
make in Washington for the next ak years another
party springs up, under the lead of Mr.. O'Mera,
sfe editor Of The San Francisco Herald, and pre-
sent editor Of The Orogon Democratic Standard,
sesnir stes n full National Democratic ticket"
AID makes sounding declaration of war on tne
"Saleui cques," or Statesman party, whose lead
ers the would be Senators make their headquarters
at Sskm, the present Capital Of The Tertiary.
O'Nera (whO is conteoding with Bush for the
sffce Of State Printer accompanied by the principal
cal ttains and heutenaDts Of his DIVISION is going
hto every part Of the country, aud proves himself
to b. quite match on the stump, for the fattest
Of his foes, and a very ugly customer TO deal with.
This makes some of the old warriors rave. They
consider it an ehcroscbment on their most sacred
Yishts for man 10 como from California and after
= rpTd. ice OF only few months presume TO teach
vetersps born and reared in the Democratic ranks
the doctrines of Democracy. A few days since the
whole meus sgerie passed through this place As tho
quarrel is Lot caused by any material difference of
principles, but is simply fight over the spos, the
oxpddates coDtented themselves with pitching into
each other without showing up ANY O the glorious dp
Iss Of the Administration After they were through,
Mr. Sutb the nian no has for the last few yehcs
been making annual piigrnages throughout the Ter
ritsry, kcturng the people on the proPrety oi form
isga state government, got Oh he legs, and com
H,eDeed clearing away the rubbish which Mr.
O'Mera had been tunbhog down. Having dis.
pOsed Of this z, ptleman II his satisfaction he
sAen Proceeded to work with what the miners
rssld term 'loDg-hapded shovel" He iu-
formed the audience tDat they wer, going to be
esme great people-s part of great State, which
10 all probability wOuld elect the next President;
tbst they were going IL seLd two Senator'S 10 Con-
eTess (be never tOrgets thaO AID that it behoOyed
tAen ss cool, calculating people to send sound
DtmOcI sfs-and then the State Of Oregol could
get her srm into the treasury up to her boulder.
~ L.. Ill III ,.sL -
bsuses; would have the mouth Of the Columbia
River tcoUped out smooth rs an oy ster sorl; aud
would have q Pacific railroad built to order forth
with For although the Democratic party always
sxppcsed the Cove rDment tO have no power, under
sae Constitution, TO make internal improvements,
they had now dscOvt red that under the war making
pe~er the Government has right ~ build TAIL
rsAd across the continent. be then Went on TO
xpatiate the gsOd that the Democracy had
S.De, tbe wrongs they bad rgbted, aud the d'scOv-
sries they had made. The Missouri Compromise,
after having bad the sanction and support If the
PARTY for more than thirty years, they had disc "
cred ~ be UNCONSTITUTIONAL and had repealed it.
A batch of fsDatlcs ON the one hand, and lot Of
sssthtrpers on the other, had rushed ito Kansas,
and the consequence bad been little sIie which
weuld he over 10 due time. Douglas right in
Bis views ON the Kansas question, but if ha (Snth)
were in Congress now he would support the Adj
BnlstIatioD As is usua with him on such 0cca-
sisbs, Br. Smith wound up with soundiy rebuklng
iAe Forth III general, and Massachusetts in par,cu-
lar inf, rbing hs bearers (after having stated that
Tie troubles were caused by two aDtagonl-t'c par
ties coming in contsct that all the Kansas difficult
ii. q were Origtsted IN The TRIBUNE "ffice.
Tie Republican party is now organized 10 Ore
gen for the 6rst iime, aud DOmin atoms IN ide.
1Le organization could not have been Effected ut
s.ore favorable time and il the peOpe do not re-
tarH Republican verdict it will not be because
they sre adverse to the cause, but because they
bite at the eilded bait throwo out by the Demo
cI etc ,fce-huDters, that Oregon must stick 10 the
baIty in order to secure the pavmeut Of her ludan
war elsim.-rOme FIVE OF six millions of d"llirs--s
sum quite sufficient to make conscientious voters
appreciate their spiritual" duties. 1t should not
hr is(.rred from tins that the Oregonans the
neat rascaIly people in the world, by long shot;
bat simply that they have the most rascsly ruers.
Tkcse Ihoian wars were put through ey the Demo.
erntic lradcr the people furnished the means, aud
nOw lDUk ~ Cesar for the pay. h.