Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27
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DALLAS. SATURDAY SEPT. q. y.
CARBOHYDRATES EoR CONGRESS.

DT.' D. W. McD0Weil or Salem IS q
Self r,seae man of more than ordinary
sidgehent and ability, he is man of
correct habits and strict integrity, he is
consistant temperance man. We
have heard him favorably men ioned
by Good Templars, and if that organs
cation concludes to enter the political
field as such, We presume the DIR. will
get their full strength.
Mr.. Hiram Smith is native of Har-
risburg, on the Willamette he is a
successful wealthy merchant, well
developed, standing about six feet 10
his boots; he is a very clever man, aud
the NeW NorthaOest says ga man of
0srfue, temperance and veracity : he
Is a loving husband and an affectionate
father; his true name is Hiram Smith !;
he has at heart the interests of Oregon
IN general and Harrisburg III particu>
lar; ne is not taclturn. bat always jolly
aad: seemingly happy; he IS not an ish>
maelite but he is the friend ofevery man,
and every man his fIiepd he is 10
coward, ftr he alcpe. had the sand to
accept the nomin 4tlon,. aud fling to the
breeze by his strong right arm, the
blood stained Republican banner; he
weighs two hundred pounds without
dress he is energetic in business, fair
in deal, and never makes promise
without fulfilling it; he has but one
wife, and treats her with that respect
due to wife and mother he has
never been smitten or elopcd with
schoolmarms to the knowledge Of the
oldest settlers in the valley, native or
foreign born he is in short, just what
his christian name indicates, Hi in
statue. Eli in tone, Iii in morals and chris
tian virtue, Hi 10 peace, Hi in war, and Hi
In the hearts of not few of his conn
trymen, and if successful on the 18Th
of Oatoter, he will carry the news to
Hiram, of another victory made
through tribulations deep, and against
most fearful odds.
j. w. Nesmith commenced 5usiuc> :
when but a STRIPPING upon the La Creole
IN this county, unlike Mr.. Smith, e is
low in statue and of about fifty sum
ners he is we'll known in Oregon both
IS private citizen and public servant;
like Mr.. Smith he is we'll developed
but OF entirely different organism; be
rs man Of more than ordinary native
talent; he is farmer, and to strang-
er, who shon!d notice him, when al
work upon that farm, he would present
an appearance very much unlike an
ex-United States Senator he is Of the
plymouth Rock round head type, and
when not morose, very congenial he
rs well posted in politics and religion
he has acted il the capacity Of a
national representative, TOR a period Of
six years his record while in the Uni,
ted States Senate, is very good Que,
the Congressional globes show that,
he accomplished more for Oregon, THAI
any one man who has ever represented
her people; unlike Mr.. Smith, he is a
man, who has enemies as we'll as friends;
he is just now amusing himself by run
ming over the political race track all by
himself, declaring the unsearchable
riches, Of the time honored principles
of unwashed Democracy to the faithful
band of the unterrifed, his oneuing
spaech at Eugene city, is said by the
lending journals of the Republicon
party, to be . failure, by the Domcratic
Journals, to be mastery effort, we
should hesitate to believe either, without
confederation from some other source
one thing is certain however he is
more thon match, for both his com.
petitors in debate. if elected, Mr. Mes
mith will make an able representative
and we shall undoubtedly know, on OF
after the 18th of October, whether he
is elected or not
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