, 1874-09-19
NOTES AND OPINION.

s2,ouo,o 900 moro.
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NOTES AND OPINION.
Tho Oregon Legislature mot on Monday, Sept.
H. and is politically divided as follows: sonatd
~ independents, u Democrats, 10 Republic
ans, seat contested. HouBo-2i 1iidepend-
ontH, 10 Democrats, II Ropublicans. Tho 1ndo-
ponlonts arc relatively loss strong IN tho Sonata
thnu In tho House, because half tho Senators
hold over from tho election Of 1879.
-'' Has tho Republican party finished ita
work." Possibly not. But its work has finished
1t.
-Congrossman Alexander s. Wallace Qopub-
lican) has noen ronomlnatad In hia district Of
South Cayolina.
Tho people OF Nebraska, at the October
election, will vote for against Constitutional
Convention.
-Congrcysman platt's 5000 Republican ma
jority n tho Norfolk (va.) District is mpcrilcd
by detection OF the colorod troops, led OF by
ono Norton, Of their own race.
1t will bo remembered that tho Republicans
Of tho Eighth Ohio District, in convention re-
fused to condemn tue salary-grab, loat 1t should
"hurt Garfield" Now tho Democrats Of tho
Eighth say:
Resoive That tho Republican party in this district,
ling, and nominating candidate for GonRrssa who
was cectcd when the Haary waa s. 600 pei ainlin aud
tex I'D ssa wAs tho sy
candidate unworthy the support Of the people.
Mailman T. Wiley (RopublIcan) declines to
run for Congress- In the Second Wcst Virginia
| District, and Messrs Faulkner and botoler arc
| row loft alone III tho fold Faulkner and Boto-
Ter arc old contestants, Of days before tho
War.
-Etherldgo Stokes, and Hawkins, o1-Con-
| grcssmen (aud Ropublicans) Of Tennessoe, 'aro,
| In that State. tile champion advocates OF ropu-
tiatlon,-of National, State, and al other public
bou,ls. They dou't tske any nero falIacy Of
"inIatiou in theira.
-Tho St. LouiB Globe still cIamon TOR a
straight Republican tickot IN. Missouri, md
says:
There ia splendid chance for three tickets and
Republican victory. II thu Tndpo!o movement has
s sta iron, Bourlonism by STAYING ia to i d and
1tepuisan ticket viii get 100000 votes tia f, ani
tApt ia larger number than can bo pocd for Hardin
| as Democrat, or for Gentry as Tlapole
[ Tile succoss of tho Republicans OF Maine IN
| CARRYING their Congress Districts ought not to
inspire she salary.grahhers With any false sousa
of security. These a[aine meu were among tho
very first to return their allotment Of tho punder.
| Not ono Of their number touched the uncloau
thing-Utica Observer.
III anything could damage Gen. Grants
chances for third torn, it would bo M lndorso-
mout BY tho South Carolina Republicans. THIS
| no has boon unfortunate enough to 1ocelYe.---
4' South caroiina is the right pacs for tho de-
hperate Endorsement of the third term 70 en'a.
likely to accept tt.-INsburg Gazette.
| --frhe unming OF D. II. Chamberlain for Coy
ornor Of South Carolina BY tho Republican Con-
youtlon IL not just what the country wnntod.
| fYf1t,F 1uhFs
| Moses but Chasnberlaiu has been q little tuo
lnuch mixed III, with that follow to have worry
sayory reputation to start with. Tho
time haB como In tho afsaira Of South Carolina
to doal with things as thoy are Without fear or
tayor.-AtbanY Evening journal. .
Tho northern half Of tho Union with avery
element Of wealth ana prosperity y, lta
shops turning out tue results Of mechanical alill
md the tlelu5 bloBaoming with abundant hnf'
yests,-is il a Atatoot atagnatIon because Of tho
condition OF tue South; for it IL as much against
reason to expect that ono half OF tue country
emu be in 4 ssclly coaditlon approaching death
md tbs other half in healthy CONDITION WI! with
butly ca,, be mass Of putretaotton aud tbn
otnor gitla typo Of perfection: And tho first
calee Of all Is tho Republican party in power.
yIs ma "oyornn,out OF plundorors, by tho pluu~
. terers, for the p!unacrora, ia uow slo law: When
shnIl Il government of the people, BY tho peo-
plo, for tho people, 10 restored f-A!o9ny Arnns. q
- --As the right~hand apostle q "h9tt @ " Cur,
ponter, tho Wisconsin prohs-1nuzzior, "Char!oY
Williams now las I'LL opportunity to toll his con-
ntituomtH wl,nt he thinks Of po!ands gag-law,
md Of pola,,l's fate bofora tho people OF Vot-
mont.--Janesuilte Wis.) Times. =
lilo plain fact il, tho Republican party, IN
ite fow yours OF rule has entorod into Bysto'!a1
, of extravaganza that completely ovorshaltows Mi
tho bad acts performed during the rule OF tae
old Democratic party No eforts to ; ooase fo
haa oyor been Matlo. They ara reno'ninatao tof
: reaponBihle posltlona, aud it ~ duo to tho uas,
g,st Of the poop!o TINT they full OF election, nno
not through my endcnvorB OF tho party i!p 31!t
: fato OF Poland is proof enough OF thIs-ai'9'
,ca.tkee Times.
3 -Il!e sudden reappenrauco OF Gen. Dutlor 1n
Ids fsyorite roo at tic Glory Warrior cannot LAY
to striko terror to tho Btontest lnsocoustfuotoo
heart. There haa boon nothing l'ko IL saneo
Tho jabberwoca, with eyeH Of aame
Cun.o wlithiug through tho tu1gs WOOD,
q And bIrbed III hu cA1no.
0 -Sprishykld Republican,.
i. -Wo we're for Gra,1 twice. but Wo arc not fol
/. him for third tinlo. We think ho u playod out
). Ii tAut ho ropsou, make themost Of tt'-~Aehop
"'.e @Tho Fairfield {ll) Democrat, heretofore
a strong alyocalo Of tho lnaopenaent netotn 90 y
tho FarmorB' party,-taking down tho namo Q
!, Ani!oraon for Uongrosa. aud all tho other 1ndo
It nnndnnt Rotorru candidates, aud placing, tn
It stoai. Carroll. Etter. Marshall, otc.
10 III lnay bo NIL right, but, for tho hfe Of VI
"a we ccuuot ret .,sod to witnessing tAo sad spoo
~ tao}o OF tho oil wat-ogae, old nloG hoAardsoeln
~ oan,orouA for l'apcr-nloney: and repnushung ~ ~
d. efforts NOW bciug made by tug nnnlaernoy % Ap
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