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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
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{ ouldn't Spell II.

IL dnkce lTUui the bFeen nOHuLhllS
visited the city of London While pass,
lug through one of the thoroughfares,
his attention w.s arrested by some speci,
mems Of writing paper exposed tor sale
in shop window, Seeing the proprietor
of the establishment standing in the
door, the Yankee asked civily, what he
did with those nice bits of paper.
We keep them to tie up cape seed
in" said the cockney, sna epishly.
Oh, ye da ida ye?" said Johnatlran-
Passing down the street few steps,
our indignant Yankee saw another mer-
chant.
9 / say, mister can goa tell me what
that feIier does for a living what keeps
them ere nice bits Of paper in the WIN
dow"
Yes, sir. lie is small dealer in
paper aud sort Of scribe. lie writes
letters for persons"
reckon he is small dealer and
that he is u pharisee as we'll as scribe "
Do you think he will write D letter
for NE if | pay him for it ~
Certainly" replied the merchant.
The Yankee thrtst his hands n his
pocket almost up to his elbows and
walk cd back
= say, mister, they say as how you
write and sell letters Tor folks what eau
write.
What viii you ak to write letter to
my sister Sallie p
will charge you FIVE shillings"
VIII yc write just what | tell ye,
and spell the words right as We do in
Vermont"
To be sure | WILL
Well, / suc.s you may write to
SalIie.
The Londoner procured pen, ink
aud paper, aud the Yankee commenced
dictat!on after the usual style.
Dear sister SaIi!c
- Rived in town last week,
" Got that down!'
Yes, N on.
Thought I'd g into the country
aud take a ride.
AsRtk ,.4d = In al ~ n
Ia ,;,t,d -.
- L1eksd her-licksd Ler-bcked
her-l,,k.b h.r--Iickrd her"
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man, tin,- ?"
: Snnc If vonr bns;ness T nav Won
6ye sb,ll,no. I5ck,d-l;ckci her
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:. Urn - ,bon-I;.ted her-
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The Placorville Democrat under
stands that new and rich diggings have
been discovered on Tanners Ranch,
near Ringold, Diamond springs town
shir. It's informant says they are reg
ular 40 diggings
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

A Michigan woman, the wife of an In
valid, and mother Of twenty six child>
ren, picked cranberries enough last fall
to pay off q mortgage on her farm.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

A New PAPER Rev. G. IL Mat
toon, of Brownsville, says the Democrat.
is canvassing the State for means to
start Baptist denominational paper.
lie thinks he will have but little ditfi>
Guilty in securing the amount necessary.
The paper will probably be published in
this city on entirely new material and in
an office fitted up expressly for that
purpose. We wish the enterprise all
possible success.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
Ole Ore9ou .Nepublitan
Is Issued Every Saturday Morning, at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
BY r.. Fl. TYSON.

OFFICE Mill street, opposite the Court
House.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

A LILLIPUTIAN.-.Ou in Illinois there
lives a child, now three months old,
weighing but two pounds. Its length
is only seven inches, and its face about
the size of watch crystal. Its tiny
arms are so slender that small finger
ring can be slipped on either of them to
the shoulder. This little creature is
already making quite noise in its part
of the world, aud hundreds have called
to see 1t. Its parents are of standard
size.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

A New York Herald correspondent
in Paris, says that negotiations are now
going on for the purchase of the Island
of St. Pierre Miquelon, by American
citizens. The eacquirement ofthe Island
is with the view of rendering more ef-
fective the telegraphic communication
between the United States and Europe,
the present operations of the French ca
bic which terminates at st. Pierre. being
inconvenient and not equal to the me-
cessities of the service.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

Wood-hull>ing the Children-This
is what the Louisville Ledger thinks
about it:
Mrs Woodruff claims the right to
choose the father of her own children
We have never quarreled with the
Mrs. Woodhulls for exercising this
right freely, frequently aud capricicusly.
but for never exercising it until it's
too late This way of selecting a father
out OF a dozen suspicious characters,
and long after the child is born is what
We complain of
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The New York Times of February
Goth says:
Mr.. Conkling yesterday replied to
the elaborate speeches Of Messrs SUM-
during the French and German war.
His exposure Of the motive for the in
troductiou, e the preposterous preamble,
which no Senator could vote fot without
declaring the country dissraced, was
very scathing, and added to the discom-
fort already brought on the authors of
the resolution 1t could not have been
pleasant to Mr.. Sumner to have had the
fact published that the Democratic Com
mittees are flooding New Hampshire
with his speeches, but that is a slight
humiliation compared to the growing
popular conviction that he has utterly
forgotten patriotism in an unsuccessful
attempt to crafty his personal aud polt>
ica1 resentment moreover. he bids fair
to have his I'll of investigation His
scandaIous preamble will be voted down
By majority that will further mortify
him, but the Investigation he called for
he will get with the addition of an in-
quiry as 10 whether he or any other Sen,
ator has been committing penal ohense
in carrying on corres spondenee with
the agent If foreign government 10 de-
feat the measures of the United States
No one doubts that the conduct of
Mcssrs. Sumner aud Shurz has been
disgraeefal. The question yet remains
whether it has not been unlawful.
| PERNICIorS EFFErTs OF cHERsE.
Many persons cannot eat cheese with
out experiencing serious arrangement Of
their digestive organs. With mary i
Is quite indiges,ibe With others only
small piece will cause severe constlpa-
tion Prof. Daniels says 1t is well
knowu fact that cheese whcr eaten Of
ten produces all The symptoms Of an ir-
ritant poison, and that this effect may
be produced by enc or two chccses /!
dairy is perfectly wholesome. The na
tnre ct the poison aud the cause Freduc
ing il are unknown. In somc cases IT
has been supposed to result from the
COWS having eaten vegetables contain
ing poisonous principle. 1t most prob
ably results from sulne organic poison,
generated by lcrmcniat on, or putFctAc-
tioo, caused by improper mcthais Of
curing. But chemistry has. to the
present time, failed to detect the poison
GUS principle, so that no sure means OF
prevention eau he given. In some
eases, where the cheese has not been
properly pressed, and the cascia has un-
dcrconc chemical change, there poison
Gus effects have occurred In such in
stances the cheese is found to be strongly
acid, anil yields, when treated with
ether an acrid irritaut oil. These facts
make it probable that care and skill in
preparing the curd for the press, in
pressing properly, as we'll as in curing.
nay do much to lessen this evil, which
is OF far too frequent occurrence.
|
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
ANOTHER CHANGE.

And it has come to pass, that O'Meara
the repudiator, mas gone over to the
Grantites and has hoisted the name
Of the usurper Ulysses and the Kuow-.
Nothing Wilson.
It has come. to pass, that OMeara
the "dyed ia the wool, "sccessionist, has
been raised to be governor of the once
great Republican party in Oregon. He
claimed in contest with the Cyegonion
some time since, to be the ruling spirit,
but Scotty said no! you are new
convert to Republicanisnl, and you
must take back seat Howbeit it
came to pass in that controversy, when
Benz their master, wanted some
recreation he took the two pups by the
neck aud shook them most Justify
and behold when O'Meara had fas.
tened himself irrevocably upon the
ear of his learned pig, that BEN jamin
became alarmed for fear Of the injury
that Scotty might receive, aud he
cried with a loud voice, get out you
purp. yet the caai"e would not listen
but chasti>ed his antagonist severely,
so much 50, that Benz amin was COM
PEELED to take him off and send him to
Coos and Curry for the space of thirty
days and 10 when he had returned
he reported the wonderful discovery,
" that there was not Greeley man in
Oregon" Now in these days it has
come to pass, that Scotty has been
kicked out, and O'Meara placed ut
the helm of the the Republican party
this must be consoIipg to the honest
and true, oi that organization.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

CHANGED The Portland Orcgo"i>
on has changed hands ana It's gentle
manly editor Ii w Scott Esq has
retired from the staff of the paper. An
association Of Republican gentlemen in
Portland have purchased the taper
and intend running it in tho interest of
the present administration. w. Lair
Hill Esq. , has assumed tho, editorial
chair anG asks tho charity of his
readers. Wc.are acquainted with Mr..
Hill and know him to be ripe scholar.
an urbanc gentleman aud q man who
has the nerve and, determination to
make anything successful. he goes 8
after. Like ourself, Mr.. Hill is new
conner, to the fraternity and to its thorny
path wo welcome him, and wish him
success in everything except bis pokti'
cal views.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
THE LIBERAL CAMPAIGN.

The Liberal Campaign progresses
most favorably Day by day the
Reformers arc gaining votes, their
meetings are being largely attended
aud everything Retokcns a decisive
victory over Grant, fraud and cor
ruption. 1t is amusing to witness the
different Glands that haze been taken
by the Grant organs since the ncpicucy
of this gigantic movement. When it
first arose on the horizon it was laughed
at as the chmerical dream IF few
enthusiasts who lcnged for spoils and
Office. 1t was said that outside Of the
little band it had no strength and that
fow months would dissolve it in thin
air. Now however the pimpsY of tac ncp
olist are getting frightened. They go
back on their former assertions and while
acknowledging it had strength and
pOhSl aiA bao ~ NhL tltALC AN5iiAbNu VI
sweep the country like a whnlwind
they say it is = on the decline" Tie
Grant organs may however howl as
they we'll know how. The plana con-
cocted BY them to stay the great reform
movement have been but an incentive
to promote it and to day from every
hamlet and village in the nation cones
up the universal acclaim :" we must have
a change in The administration. The
great fight now bcino made is Of vital
Importance to the nation, it is the fight
Of sixty thousand carpet bag Office
hoidi,g teaches on the public treasury
with the monicd power ut their cons
mand against whole nation Of PEOPLE
who are tired of war, and sectional
prescription aud We judge our fellow
countrymen poorly, If at the polls in
November next, they will not rcpudiate
he present personal government and
an era Of peace aud pros
perity.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

THAT CAUCUS The Mitchell ffolla-
day contortionists wrigsle and twist over
the caucus question aud seem to think
it very grcvious sin to have Rcpub>
lican Senator elected by the the assis.
tance Of Democrats. They further
more charge that tho acceptance of
Democratic votes by Mr.. Corbett would
make him less q Republican than he is
at prescnt. 1t is we'll known to the
people of this county that were it not
for the assistance Of Democrats, Senator
Crystal and Representative Allen would
not have been elected, and yet, is there
man in Oregon who can impugn their
Rcpublicanism ? Olt upon. such, bht>
ent nonsense, say We! The fact that
Democrats look upon Mr. Corbett as
being on honest man ought 20 DO an
induccment for Republicans to rally to
his standard. Nlessrs Crystal and
Allen known the truth OF the above
remarks and they furthermore arc
aware that their constituents expcct
them to vote for Senator Corbett FIRST,
last and every time.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
MIR JOHN III. MITCHELL.

IfMr. John H. Mitchell did not attain
the height of the ridiculous when he
Sc, himself up as a thorough lwyer,"
he certainly did when he assumed the
role of an astute politician. La both
characters he uakes such ludiqrous
exhibition that il IS not easy 10 decide
for which of the tive lie pqassescs least
qualification. Public opinion, VIC taink
viii pronounce his role of politician
iilt!e llore amusing than that of lawyer !,
inasu uch as some persons know that he
bzs had long experience as the
paid aitorasy # Ben uoIladsy; While
no man, woman or child who
ever seurd him address an audience
for two minutes caa contelplate With
out dangerous laughter the idea IF
bis undertaking to rauk himself among
politicians. Ii stranger knowing
pothipg of this, Mr. Mitchell, but
surprising that the Holiday Ring"
candidate for y. S. Senator must
possess some qualifications for states
papship were to take up the papers
and read over bis na'nby punby speech
before tbcseyeral Grant Clubs, be would
probably imagine that its author was
perfect grammarian, polished orator
and o statesman Of the FIRST water
We would like to take that stranger in
charge and introduce him to one Of
the meetings over which Mitchell pre-
sides as chief iug!cman. We would
show him BombG8ies Turioso shaking
his fists at everybody, beating the air,
pounding the stand, talking tic worst
nonsense and numbering our noble
language by his high sounding non
sense. 1t would be amusing to see how
the stranger bore the fall from the height
the sublime to the depth Of tie ridicu.
lous. And yet this man Mitchell
aspres TO tho exalted position Of Senator
from our State. The idea is too prepos
ferrous to entertain for one moment
Oregon is now making her start in the
rank of States and it is only by wise
and iud cious selection of our national
Legislators that We can expect to arise
TO that prominence that our vast
resources entiile us to. Our
Legislators all went before the people
last June pledged against the HolIaday
Williams coalition, and
they dare not 60 back on. their pledges
if they wish to live politically. We
however shall watch and. see if any o.
them DA2E TO BECOME EsAU's.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
OUR SUPREME COURT.

THIS Court is now in session and dis
patching business as usual At the
present term theEe IS large nnl4ber
Of eases, aud many Of them very
important. The business Of our judges
10 Oregoa is increasing at such rate,
that it calls loudly, for the action of
the present Legislature. Il is > shame
and disgrace, that our Supreme juds~ $
should Lc required te spend their whole
tine Or nearly so, upon the bench, aad
labor as they must necessarily labor to
perform their duties as demanded by
li,isants apd the people generally, for
the paltry SUN Of $1,000 pee year
The people call sIcr our best lcg.l minds
on the bench. and they have them. Now
we ask in all cIndor is it not right that
their comI eusation should be something
nearly commensurate with their posi-
ton.
We claim that it is an absurdi'y to
say, that the judges of our Supreme
Court ought to give their time, talent
and legal learu.ng for that small sum
and at the same time say that the
ministerial officers of THO court CLERK
and Sheriff, ohall have for their services
from three to ten thousand dollars per
year; yei thi, IS the state Of thing at
prescnt.
We would most espcerfnlly suggest
that the legislature now in session
provide for raising their salaries to arc
spectacle figure aud provide some means
whereby they will be justly compcnsa~
ted for the amount Of laGDr performed.
Let the Legislature do this just thing
aud the people will respond in approba'
ton, and justice viii only be done. We
are aware that some men will cry
unconstitutional" This wall in the
blaze Of the noon day Of the nineteenth
century is too thin.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

Rev Mr. Devore Of Oregon, former
supporter Of Greeley now openly de-
nounces the chappaquack and supports
Grant Radical piper.
That's nothing-AnotheS wolf in
Sleeps clothing, named Judas Iscariot,
soId Jesus Christ for thirty pieces Of
silver. Let Devore beware Of the fate
OF his infamous prototype.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
WHATS TIE MATTER Political
corruption stalks the streets at day
at our State Capital with impunity.

Henry Wilson alias Jeremiah Cole
bath thinks that no Republican. can
vote for Greeley, which reminds US of
the story ofan individual who had been
put in Jail on some technical charge.
Ho sent for lawyer aud told. his
story. Why" said the They
can't put q man in Jail for. that"
+" Bnt ,h,y have done replied the
victim. $50 what's The use OF. telling
me C, they caq't.3' Henry Wilson will
fnd when he is comfortably seated on
his cabbler's kit next November that
Republicans will vote for Greeley,
whether they can !" or not
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

THE QUEsTIoN.-We are frequently
asked wha, shall be done under the pres
enf political coniition Of things. We an
swcr turn out the mcrccnary hirelings,
who have transformed our political
sanctam into den Of thieves, with
HolIaday at their head.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21
LETTERS FROM TnEPEopLE.
MoSMouLu, SErT, 1872.
Ed. REPuB BLIcAN.

Ed REPUBLICAN,.
In my last letter gave a few reasons
why Democrats should supper! Greeley.
Now there are few Democra who
have have been awaiting the action OF
the Louisville Convention Leforc dc
claring themselves Tor or against either
candidate for the Presidency. Now
what can these men premise them
selves, or hope for from the action
9f II at cousentlon. Ii is notorious y
true that the whole turcc OF the Il d
cal pres, is brought TO bear upon ilo.c
Democrats who are sou.c~ hat di,sltls-
fled at the nomination Of Greeley know
io3 that the only lepc of the election
OF Grant, depends entirely upon the
dissatisfaction in the D,iuocraiic ranks,
and it IS fact teyolld all controversy.
that united Democracy will insure
The defeat Of Grant, aud secure the
triumphant election OF Greeley This
being th3 case, and rhe Lnusvlll. con
vcntlou being III tue interest of Grant,
aud Brick Pomeroy being the leading
and moving splr,t in The movement,
he having sold his WISCONSIN poner to
the Radicals, aud for the sum Of 5000,
600 thrown tie H. auencr. ind,ecrIy,
of his New York Dempcrat for Grant,
II would be well for Democrats to pom
der over tho result Of their vote, ere they
cast it to defeat the nominee nt their
own party. Not only is Greeley the
romlncc o! tic pemcratie parry, but
nc Is the nominec al large PARTON
Of The people. who becoming dissalis
fed with the present corrupt admisis
tratlon OF officers, have determined to
ignore par:Y associations lay aside par
tnan feeling, for tie sake of hurting
irup power i corrupt executive aud cle-
vattnS to the Presidency man who
lids lair to wIe.d the power of that
position in tehaIf of downtrolden
and oppressed people
Gen, Grant came into power flying
at his masthead the motto /" Lot Us
have peace" aud where is the peace
pronise1 The only idea he has Of peace
ii tie feace enloined at the popt Of the
bayonct that peace which militia
power enforces upon eitizens When ;hey
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

az ACcEPT YOUR NoMIEATION IN
TIE CONFIDENT TRUST THAT THE
MASSES OF OUR COUNTRYMEN, NORTH
AND .s0UTU. ARE EAGER TO CLASP
HANDS ACROSS THE BLOODY CuASM
WHICH HAS TOoLoNG DIVIDED THEM
FORGETTING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
ENEMIES IN TIE JOYFUL CONSCIOUS
NESS That THEY ARE AND MUST
HENcEF0KrH REMAIN ERETHERN." =
HORACE GREELEY.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

BEAUTIFUL SPEcrAcLE-The re.
pudiator, sccessionist, Irish Catholic
pig trainer, drilling the great army of
patriotic Protestant Republicans in
Oregon Q holy Moses, what sEects-
eie
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

VINO ARE THE DfsoRGtNlzERs =
Those nlumbtrs u the l. L.@isirturc who
arc ty Ing to carry out the wishes oi
the people in the selection Of United
States Senator or those wh) are try
ing to defeat it, by the cIccrioa Of
Mitchell, who is The one man canll-
date.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MEMBERS,
DIRECTORY - Hon Ben Simpson mon-
Der for Western District Of Benton,
being long distance from home, has
taken up his residence at the Iad;an
head quarters, Patfop's Block.
Z. S. He's for Iiolladay.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

MODERN QUALIFICATIONS FOR Or
rIcE. - Unbounded eulilibility and
pertiuacious taciturnity.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

yWV HE UNDERSIGNED PRACTICAL
Painter have located In Dallas. lie
know he business and mean ii. Give him
a call and he feels conf dent be can isk
yeu. BROWN