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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09
IN MEMORIAM.

At Regular Communication Of owyheo Lodge No.
g. A. r. and A. NJ. held At Silver City, owyheo conn.
". |. T. aay q 1861 the following Preamble and
Resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS on the 9Th day Of April. 4. l. :sGs. and
since the last Regular Communication Of this Lodgs.
our worthy nrssther. J. MARios Monr. came 20 his
death in this city. aud wHgnEAs. Our deceased
brother ono Of the early pioneers Of and In tho
developing Of the of this Territory. and
was alike distinguished for his bcraiity aud public
tues his unswegsing hdeiliy 90 his friends and his
principles his generosity tn the distressed and needy
and his devotion Ia the tenes Of Masonry therefore
be it,
Received. That In the untimey dccease 81 our Bro.
tacr. ]. Marion More-cut on in the flower Of his
manhood aud the midst Of his uacsnlness-sccicty
haa lost of it's brightest ornaments the Territory
an honest just. upright citizen. the Lowry and OPP
pressed a warm frisnd and Masonry faithful CO.
worker siaunch pillar aud powerful advocate.
Rss0sred. That deeply eyrurashiEe with The reIa-
tIvca and immediate friends Of our deceased Brother
in this their great grief and affection. and hunbly
acknowledging inability "a afford them adequate
consolation in their bereavement, frrsrrsly trnst
that our Heavenly Father. who mercifuiiy 'tcmpars
the wsnd 70 tho shorn lamb" win compasssonatnly
asenage and mitigate their sorrows. and reconcils
then 20 the mysterious dizpcnsatons Of His prosi'
dence.
Resolred Tha, ~ testimonial Of our affec.sonaie
respect for the memory Of deceased Brother. this
Ledge be drapcd in mourning aad that the mean bc-s
Of this Ledge the usual badge Of mourning for
the period Of thirty days
the minutes of tails Ledge and that copy thereof be
forwarded to the 0wyAee raiancas and lpano woaLp
for publication. L. r. MfKkLEsoN, W. n.
o II. PpRpr, Secretary.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09

The following test for qualification to participate in
the election of Delegates was adopted:
Resolved That all voters opposed to the Radical pol
icy Of Congress, to negro or Chinese suffrage, and In
favor of Constitutional administration OF tbs Gov
eminent of the whole Union, shall be entitled 70
vote for Delegates. 1t was also
Resolved That no Delegate to the Territorial Con-
vention be permitted cast than two votes by
proxy and that Delegate be allowed to cast vote
in the Convention unless he has certificate signed
by the Chairman of the County Convention and
countersgned by the Secretary thereof and that the
proxy certificate be signed by the party giving such
certificate and witnessed.
1t was recommended that the Convention admit
Ada county to an additional representation OF two
Delegates in the Convention. on tho basis OF the
election of 1867 tho general election for county OIL
GERS having been held in said county in 1860.
The Territorial Central Committee desire to i'm
press upon the Democratic and Conservative voters
of the Territory the necessity Of assembling In their
various precincts localities to form clubs, and to
take active measures for the approaching political
campaign.
Messrs. r. Fl. Brown. II. C. Riggs and J. c. Carrot
were appointed Committee to mako the necessary
arrangements for the meeting of the Convention.
On motion it was ordered that the Secretary furn.
ish copies of the proceedings to the IDAHo WORLD
and Boise Democrat H. C. STREET. ehm'n.
GEO. AISsLIE, Secretary.
DoIsE CRY, May 5. 1866.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09

A STRANGE SToRY-The La Grande pa
pers of last week tell of strange case of re-
ported robbery and kidnapping Two broth
ers, named Williams, who kept cigar store
in Portland, started from Umatilla, with .
four-horse team and $1,000 in money, Cor Owy-
hee. AT Uniontown man who called himself
johnson represented that he was broke, Grip
pied, and wished TO reach Boise The broth
ers pitied him, and took him with them. In
Powder River Valley he caused them 10 wait
four days for moonlight nights, so as to avoid
Indians when they travelled. On resuming
travel, April 10th, the first night they camped
on Burnt river. near Straw Ranch. johnson
agreed to stand guard, and on any alarm from
the horse-bell they gave him. the brothers were
to come at onca to his relief. About midnight
the alarm was rung, and the brothers rushed
to johnson. They were instantly confronted
by five other men, armede who compelled the
pair to surrender. Their horses and money
were taken. themselves made to go along. aud
the party started for the mountains. Towards
morning the younger brother managed to es.
cape He wandered about for two days. and
at last came out near Baker City. Once in his
wanderings he came in sight of a camp. on a
creek, where there we're whites and Indians,
and large band of horses. The Deputy Sher'
iir OF Baker county. and two Others. started
out in quest of the robbers and kidnappers
The young man is almost frantic over the cap.
ture of his brother.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09
The call Is now made for the Genveption,

The call is now made for the Convention,
and the campaign may be considered opened
There is but one true mode for Democrats to
conduct it--tha. il, for each member Of the
party to do all that he can, in his own sphere.
and in his own way, to secure the selection Of
the best men for delegates to the respective
County Conventions, and from these 70 the
Territorial Convention, 50 as to assure the
nomination Of the most worthy and most pop
ular candidate for Delegate to Congress- And
when the chosen candidate shall be placed in
the field, as our Democratic standard-bearer
for the campaign, let US ailbecome rivals, each
with the other, in the proud, exciting, patriotic
work of laboring to see which shall bring the
largest share of influence towards making up
the greatest, grandest victory which has yet
been won by the indomitable, nnhinching, staI-
wart Democracy of Idaho.
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Total. ...................,........45
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09
LETTER FROM NH. SAVAGE.

n. q. ISrrnrAr REVENUE AssEssoR's OFFICE, !
District Of Idaho Xkritory. o.
Boise City. - 9. 1868.
EDrroR WORLD: In answek ~ your inqpity
whether am al Agent fof ! San Franciseo
Commercial Organization. 4 reply that an
not nor never have been an Agent f0r anypers
son or organization except the Revenue De
partment during the time have Held . Fed
eral commission; no communications have
ever passed between me and any person, firm,
company, Organization or agent, either in San
Francisco or any other place, concerning the
business standing Of any merchants or persons
doing BUSINESS in my district. Ny Office du-
ties have been performed fearlessly, faithfully
and impartially, and if some Boise City mer-
chant's case has needed specil attention ne
has always found me ct home and awake to
the performance of the arduous duties assigned
to me in my oath Of Office, and if my detective
powers hos been keener than his deceptive, ne
should congratulate the Department that u has
at least enc officer who 10 competent to IN
rayel the intricacies Of Government thief,
and do his required duty without a fear Of
monied influence. Very respectfully,
AUSTIN SAVAGE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09

THE OREGON CAMPAIGS.-From all that
we can gather the prospects are that the DEM
ocratic ticket in Oregon win be successful by a
large majority. The rival candidates for Con-
gress, j. S. Smith, Esq, Democrat, and David
Logan, Esq. Radical, are making vigorous
canvass, but Smith leads Logan everywhere
before the people, in point Of ability, argument
statesmanlike attributes. Logan will be terri
bly, faxed out, as he ought to be.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09

Projected TELEGKAPH.-Ap project is be-
ing discussed below to have a line Of telegraph
extended from Dalles City to Idaho City, by
way of Umatilla, Walla Walla, La Grandc,
Uniontown, and Baker City, Oregon; and Boise
City, 1. T., to connect with the line now going
up from Portland to Dalles City. 1t is proba-
BILE that within another year this city will be
in telegraph communication with California,
and the East. by way Of this projected line
and the Oregon and California line.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09

ss,' NEW PAPER.-We acknowledge the receipt
, of q copy Of the FIRST issue Of the Grand Ronde
u sSentisel, q new weekly paper Published at La
4 Grande, Uuica county, Oregon. BY McCcmas
"A Jefery, and edited BY Mr.. Z. s. McComas.
1t Is 4 Democratic organ, and promises to
prove an able and beneficial one in Eastern
Oregon Its editorials exhibit ability, its news
and general reading departments show 4 good
III practical knowledge Of the business, and it,
.,aqmechanical execution 10 very commendable
We warmly greet it, conductcrs, gladiy give
their reat sheet place on our exchange list
and most heartily wish that they will derive
i handsome revenue, through many years 81
usefulness, for their entetprise.g slI.si'''u1 U
sassI 81 lsss ~ 1anJ y5I9 siDa sAt III
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09

RIGHT AND HANDsoME.-The great Ger
man Minister, Count Bismarck, has written q
letter in reply to the request of the Alliance
Israelite of Paris, to interposc with the Gov.
eminent Of Prince Charles (nephew Of the
King of Prussia) in behalf of the. Jews perse-
cuted in Roumania, and says that the Prussian
government has given fresh instructions to its
representative at Bucharest to use his utmost
influence to secure for the Jews .sall that pro-
lection which they enjoy in countries that are
under legislation foandedon principles of
humanity" i
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09

GOOD FOR YATEs.-Sone of the Radical
papers in Illinois are trying to induce Senator
Yates of that State to resign on account of his
habtual intemperance. Yates declares he will
do so. provided that il he resigns, Gen. Grant
shall do likewise. This would seem to be q
fair proposition Will Grant accept?
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09

GOING BAcK-The Walla Walla Statesman
is informed that as many as eighty families who
now reside in Umatilla county, Oregon, pur-
pose to return to Missouri this year. They
banker after the land they left behind them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09
Democratic Territorial Convention

In pursuance of the call of the Chairman, the
Democratic Territorial Central Committee of Idaho
met at Boise City on Tuesday, May 5. 1863 There
were present:
Boise County-H c. Street, Geo. Ainslie, Green
White prcxy Frank Ganahl (Jno. c. Carroll proxy.
: Theodore Burmester, ]. II. Slater. tThos. b.
Hart, proxy
Aliaras- Merritt Kelly (v. S. Anderson. proxy,
E. T.. Beatty, fH. G. Riggs, proxy.
Nez Perce-Jas Hays, (Geo. Ainslie, proxy.
s Iddh0-S. S. Fem, Geo. Ainslie, proxy.
s Olcghee--John NJ. Wilson, r.. H. Brown
.Skoshope-Jas. III. Parker. Geo. Ainslie, proxy
The following action was then taken; a-.ssgss
Resolved, That the Democratic Territorial conven,
ton be held at Boise City, in Ada county, l., on
"Wednesday. June IA, 1868, for the purpose
-of nominating Delegate to Congress, and Tor the
transaction Of such other business as may properly
come before that body.
: Resolved, That Delegates to the Convention be
elected in conformity with the following apporton-
ment based upon the Democratic vote cast for Dele
gate to Congress in 1866 giving one Tor eacn
organized county, one for each one hundred Demo-
cratic votes and for each fracten over NIFTY and
under one hundred votes. 9a 9N
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INPoRTANT Information has been re.
ceived at Washington, from Misslssip-
pi. The committee appointed by the
Constitutional Convention of that State,
charged with making the final return
of the recent election for the ratifi 70,
tiOn of the Constitution, have made
their report, and proclamation has
been Issued, declaring,I alter careful
examination of the Commissioners who
held the election, and patient and
diligent investigation OF tho aflidavits
of many citizens OF the State. the Con
stitutlon has been duly ratified and
adopted by majority Of the legal votes
Gust at the said election. This action
Will be the means, in all probability,
OF edecting a radical change of affairs
in Mississippi, and place her in more
direct harmony with the workings of
the Recommendation laws, and give her
representation In Congress. By the re-
port of this committee the rejection of
the Constitution was brought about by
Illegal votes.
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rH- No notice VIII be taken OF commupi
cations NOT accompanied by RS ponslDte
S1arne- THE name will he considered conn
tisntial hut must in ali cases accompany let
ters a. q guarantee OF good fnith.
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MARYLAND Kentucky and Delaware
are, probably, the only States that have
given honest maJorittes for Seymour
and Blair, the only States where a ma.
jority Of the legal voters preferred the
democratic to the republican candi-
dates. New York and New Jersey were
carried by fraud. The southern States
that voted for the democratic oandi-
dates were carried by keeping the col
ored voters from the polls. The three
States named are the only ones in
which the Indications are that a fair
vote would disclose reAcliouary ma
lority. In either of those States a ma
jority OF the people entitled to vote,
wonld unhesiIRtinRly declare for the
re-establishment- Of slavery. and for
the government of the confederacy,
with Jeu. Davis at its head.