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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

The contest which the people Of the
UDised States have now fully entered
upon is Of vital importance to every
responsible Office holder and every ex.
pectant Of government bounty in the
nation. High or low, their comfortable
places are in jeopardy. The Dents, the
Jesse Grants, he Scotts-the whole tribe
Of political vagrants and adveDtarers
without visible means ofsupport except
such "grabs' rs they can make from
the public treasury--are fishting with
desperation for their livelihood. In
such cause nothing can be more
cheering to these political hsrpies than
TO witness The Indifference of public opin
ion while they are making their game.
On the other hand the great LuIk of
the, electors have more or less hazy
idea. that things will 20 on Us usual, no
matter what party be in power The
bread and butter Of the masses-either
of the mercantile class or working
Inasscs-depends, as a rule, very re-
motefy upon politics. But it would be
n rash and dangerous over confidence
TO allow our interest in private busines,
whether Of the farm or workshop, to
shut ont from our minds the actual
importance of the complexion of the
government Its strength and COM
potency and honesty help to build up
our fortunes as much as its extrava.
gahce, corruption and folly depress aud
impede the efforts of private enterprise
The present administration, duriD. the
four years it has held power, has been
perfect clog wheel Oh national prosper
rty. The nepotisn and businessman like
conduct of the great American gift.
taker have been so plainly manifest
that every intelligent voter in the Union
ought to register determined
condemnation of his actions at the
polls on the 5th day of November
next. And indeed we feel that we
express the sentiment "f the great
majority Of our. fellow countrymen
when we assert that every intelligent
clectOr who is Interested in the pro~ per-
ity oil our Republican form of govorr-
ment, who is in favor Of national honor
and prosperity, 10 word every citi-
zen who is enteressed in the prosperity
of our country will cast his vote for
the Reform party shrough its standard
bearer the honest y patriotic statesman,
Horace Greeley.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
uept, uuhonored and unsung.'

The Bulletin Of the ID inst. quotes
an extract from our criticism uvon
Miichcl's speech at Portland, on the
occasion nf the organization o! tie
Grant club, aui thinks that The women
ot this coun,ry will spurn The organ
which ;uts them in the same 'boat"
with the Mongulians Now We imag-
inc that the women Of this country will
appreciate the organ that advocates
their just rights fully as much as they
will those organs that have a ways held
that wonrn were inferior beings and
have no rights that the male sex are
bound to respect; and even now cease
their abuse Of women who Calm equal
rights, only for the reason that they a'e
compelled to endorse for a time. the
hypoeri'ieal and lying proclamation in
the Philadelphia platform, that the
Republican party has''dccrced equal
citizenship TO aIl established uniyer-
sal suffrage" We were only speaking
of that infamous platform and The
tal>ehocds therein contained, reiterated
by Mitchell 10 that feminine speech
reported in the B"Hena. But to set.
tie the controversy, let Us enquire ;docs
the Bulletin endorse the Philadelphia
platform Does it endorse the tridei-
pie OF universal suffrage? Does il
endorse the policy of extending citizen.
ship to all I Or does it even 20 SO far,
as to endorse the present amendm meut
TO our naturalization laws, which gives
the African from all parts OF Africa.
i including the cannibal,,h right to come
here aud become o citisen? Aud does
tho Bultstia endorse that little plank
in its party platform which declares,
no more lands for rail. i.roads or monopo>
lies !? When, Mr.. Bulletin, men who
reside in glass domicils, commence TO
throw stones, tho people have right to |
know who they are. Weare tempted to
say more, but in consequence Of the |
profound respect We entertain for our
contemporary, We stop right here, and
shall DO content 10 await future svesss.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
OUR NEW ELIsCTOR.

Judge Shattuck Of Portland, has
been unanimously chosen the Prtsi,
Dental elector to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation 0: l. Z. Lane The
State Central Committee have acted
with great jud s;Nens in their selection,
for the name of j.. D. Shattuck is n
tower Of strength throughout the State
Though never thorough paced pol
itlcian he has been actively engaged
all his life time in uphoIding national
reforms and has won he respect aud
confidence Of every body.
An ardent Republican until he found
that that party had outIived It's useful
ness he cttered heartily intothe work of
political regene ration and his views are
the perfect embodiment Of the Cincin~
nati-Baltimore Platform. The friends
OF Greeley and Brown could have made
no better selection aud wa feel confident
that the honest masses of the Republi>
can party throughout this State will
rally with Mr.. Shatruck to the standard
of the wood chopper Of Chappaqua.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
A CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE
PEOPLE~

Ii is well knowa that during the last
political canvass in Oregon, it was
charged chat Ben Holiday vas running
the Republican party, and dictated its
erns; it was said by The opponents Of
the Holiday risg, that the election
was run in the interest of Hulla-
day and his monopoly but she regular
Republicans denied, aud said they would
not support HolIaday n,an ior the
Senate
Now the time has come for the elec.
ton Of Senator, o conspiracy is formed
to deceive the people SO that IIolladay's
attorney can be sent to the Senate for
the hext six years the FIRST attempt
was to whip the members into a caucus
upon the plea Of party usage" but it
soon become apparent that the thing
would not win something must be
done OF course, and now as the last
resort to huu,bugsing the peoples rep
scntatives, II. great hue and cry is
raised throughout the length and
breadth Of the land. that Holladay
himself 10 to be candidate for the
Senate, us against both Mitchell and
Williams
Now the truth is that Hol'aday has
no idea Of becoming "a candidate tur
the Senate, aud if he did and any u,an
should vote for HIM, it would only
prove too true what has been charged
that Holladays money was al powerful;
but there is no danger Of that; the
whole thing is fUr the ruri ose of MAX
Ing the members believe, il possible,
that there exists rupture between
Holiday aud Mitchell and thus create
sympathy for the latter, sufficient 10
give him a majority Of the members.
secure his election, and throw the State
completely into the hands of Holiday
and his confe derates.
We warn merbers against this dodge
to deceive them, for nothing can be
more certain. than that vote for either
Mitchell or WiIliams,is n vote for Hollu-
days individ aaI ipterest we have said
and DOW repeat, and believe We spenk
the sentiments OF nine rcn,hs OF the
people of Oregon, that if one Of the
trio must be sent let Holiday, the
master 20, not the servant. Send the
superior officer, not his suboi dinates.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

TIC Legislature tuetts en M,nda =
next.
Tie Fh.mckcsa Hotel viii Le opcBt {
| next Week lur the reception oi .u,sl.
| IL cot so, ,UUU isiuIut,h it
There a,e good many eases 10 ie
decided before the Supreme Court.
Baker city has Grec'ey club.
Salem ho"llums have pretty thor
nu.hIy bur. .'.uzrd The town aud ..rc
now rA,ding on the Watermelon ratcLc,
IN the vicinity
The Herald -ays: A correspond, nj
writes Us tnlt CIry is badly Greeley
ed.
Street Lrawk are bccomg very fr,-
queut IN the city.
There j. a woman in Corvallis who
/, sn Jealous OF her husband that she
wont low him ~ carry pocket han!
kerchiei, for tear he will carry en Il
handkerchief f,rfatlan with some "f the
.irs. H., don nind the handkerchief
much, but it is hard on his COAT
sleeve,
Crandall is standing candidate for
payc to the LEGISLATURE. What "a
muddy fiugcr OF mad
Mr.. Asher Sargent ef Mound Pra'.
rie had 10. 900 rails aud qlirtcr sec
tiop of pasture burned last week.
A man named Mcmahon has dis.
covered gold near Santam City.
Many families from other portions Of
OREGON and from California are locating
on Link river this season.
The fire has hrokcn out in the cordu-
roy road south of Cauyonville, aud has
a,aie such havoc rs to rcuder passage
almost impossible.
The Baker city Academy has been
rebuilt and aud presents hne appear
ance.
Charlie MeCarter in an alteration
wi,h man NAMED Burrows at oakland
had his right ear bitten off
Geo. Curtise was killed by kick
fru,n a horse near Monroe Oh Fr iday
last.
Efforts are being made t" have q
a seperate Supreme Court for this
State.
J. NJ Crickstt, has bcen held. in
Jackson county, to answer the charge
of horse stealing.
The United States is pulling snacs
ont of the lower Willamette, uDder the
of Mr.. Roberts.
A little SON Of Mr.. McA lister, resid-
ing near Oregon City was SO badly
burned several days ago that be died
soon after from the effects.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

"r ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION IN
THE CONFIDENT TRUST THAT THE
MASSES oFo CoUNTRYMEN. NORTH
, AND SOUTH. ARE EAGER TO CLASP
HANDS ACROSS THE BLOODY CHASM
WHICH HAS TooLoNG DIVIDED THEM,
FORGETTING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
ENEMIES IN THE JOYFUL CONSCIOUS
NESS THAT THEY ARE AND MUST
'HENCEFokTH REMAIN DRErHERN."-
HORACE GREELEY,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
THE :iACHENERY STILL AT
RRaHRK.

In eur last weeks issue we called at
tentioa to the organization OF the Grant
Club NJ Portlsnd, at a peculiar time
and under peculiar circumstances, " hich
was scene FIRST in the SenatorIaE drama.
Now comes scene sccotad the Stofe~>
man announces that on the 1lth inst
u Grant Club will be organized at u g
Opera Honse, aud number of distin-
guished speakers are to be present
Mitchell will certainly be there and de-
claim that studied, fowery, teminiae
speech, written as bid for the Sena-
torship, and to fire The Republican mind
to action in the interest of Ben Hol!a-
day and his paid attorney.
What trimmer this Mitchell Is we
wonder if. the peoples representatives :
arc so eulIible as TO believe that they
ought to support for Senator the man
whom the Rel ublican party reIudiat,d d
six years ago, because he defeat, Gibbs,
the regular nominee ? Are the people
willing to trade uff man who has bceu
tried aud found TO be Il comp. tent. h,n-
est ard impartial servant, for an un-
tri, d political trimmer, Whose only an-
bitiol,, in our opinion, is to carry out
the personal schemes OF his king AID
monied master, Ho'ladny2 We hesitate
not to say, that, SO faE as We have lie, n
ahle to ascertain. Mitei eli is not II c
choice of the Reput fi.an Ia'ty fur The
Senate. There a,e others, both honest
aud capable, who are not bound b .
contract, under heavy pay, to WORK for
the interest Of one n,nn or monopoly.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

LOOK Our FOR FRAUD 1T is now
reported that Ben Holladsy is an aspi.
rant for the Senate himself, and that
he is opposiog both Mitchell and Will
Jams. This is q rass, gotten mp by the
astute Mitchell TO allay the we'll ground
ed fears Of honest Republican members
Of the Legislature, that if be, Mitch-
ell, or Williams, should be sent, they
would operate only ia the interests Of
Holiday, instead Of attending to the
wants Of the people; that they would
deceive them aud wantonIy neglect their
best interest, as did Williams, during
the six years that the people Of Oregon
honored him with seat 10 that honor.
Ahle body. q s E
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
A LIE NAILED,

lie Mr. Shatfuck has consistently
refused TO bslong to my party that had
an organization Oh party creed. Slofes
man"
II is useless 10 mince words when
statements like the above are made.
The statement above made by Crnudan
is simply gross "ni dsliberoe false
hood. In communities where both par
ties are known, Mr.. Shat,uck stands
head and shoulders above the 4Smtespaon
man as an individual Of honor. The one
through long life time has been noted
for sacrificing pecuniary interests to
political honor, the other has been "A
political harlot who prostitnted his
person to the highest cash bidder.
This course Of vituperation and slander
of Mr.. Shattuck by Crandall and the
OregoniaH man, however, pleases us,
showing as it does that having 40 fair
arguments to offer, they resort to their
never failing supply of abuse and
Falsehood Lay on Craudall! Pitch
10 Scott
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

UHHE GREATEST VARIETY OF GOODS
L end Machinery in the State, at the lowest
possible prices. aud time given when desired-
X e,nc lnher. put n" mans nots io the Baaks
either in S tIrm Portland or San Francisco.
WADE. BROW n d CO.,
Salem. June |, 1871. IA-m3
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
A MunpY ELtSaEn OF MID -

A MUpDY FLtSoEa OF MUD The
ptrson by the name Of CrandalI 10 iwr
isnes Vi bis little pa er attacks the cd
itoT Of the New ivrk Tibsne atsd
charges hin With lying. We're it uot
that abe Naaehausah vi the Oregon press
has charaetcT So lar below LAR ior tho
simplest elements ol truth aud veraelty
>oine one miaht be Induced ,o ih,uk
that an 'nnoccn, person mishi believe
him. AS il is, however, his datr.bcs
have the effect only vi maklu- nln
appear more ridiculous IN the eyes oi
peop'e ot seUSe th,u he IL II resent, II
that we've possible.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

E.T. VA. & GA. R. R.
DAT TRAINS,
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Passenger train going East: -a q.
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NIGHT TRAINS.
Passenger trains going West;
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The Lowest Special Rates for Emigrants,
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Changes of Cars than any other route.
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Maynardville Mail arrives at 1900 NJ, on Mondays
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JUN Preside President. h' T. OAt Cashier.
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
B A ~ K,
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ESTABLISHED 1850.

ESTABLISH 1850.
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