The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-29
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the warfare. Since Rev. Dr. kalloeh |
became the WorlSingmen's candidate for
Mayor Of San Francisco, the San Fran
cisco Chronicle first tried to buy him to
withdraw, and, failing in that, then
tried what virtue there was in the old
Chronicle style Of meovering his past
history. The De Youngs sent East
and obtained a complete biography Of
the reverend gentleman, and last week
commenced its pubsieation. Kalloeh is
of the Beecherian class Of ministers,
aud consequently the De Youngs had
very little trouble in obtaining the
worst lSind of testimony. and when it
appeared in their paper it stood ont in
glowing eolors, and was about rs filthy
as any series Of articles which ever ap-
peared in print. lie was accused with
adultery, larceny, dishonesty, etc, and
the worst Of it was that nearly all the
charges were proven. OF course Kel-
loch could not let this pass without
taking notice of it, and the following
extract from his speech, delivered at &
large public meeting on Friday even
ing, shows that his loug experience in
nghting the devil has xell qualified him
for wordy tournament with the edi-
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It is not necessary to-night--it may
be hereafter-to discuss the defiled or
gam The bawdy house breeding, the
gutter snipe training. of this delectable
pair of moral lepers who vainly strug-
gle for the recognition which decent so
ciety denies them, and who, BY per
sistent and damnable system of black
mailing, have built up newspaper
which, in its every issue, is a moral vol
cano-an 1Etna in a garden more beau
tiful than Sicily's; opening it's pages
like the dark, damp, leathery leaves Of
the swamp, to ill the surrounding at
mosphere with poison. | have yet to
hear of the first man who has deserted
my standard ON account of its villain
GUS attacks, while hundreds OF the best
men of the city have said to me, g If
your election means any damage to that
damnable sheet, I'm for you. Well,
my election does mean Just that
accept the situation | pick up the
glove. ! havepledged you that ] would
break the yoke of Chinese slavery.
now put the most infamous paper ever
produced this side of the internal re-
gions into the same bag, and declare
that the Chronicle. as well as the Chi
nese, must go. Loud applause If
the devil in hell has an organ on earth,
it Is the San Francisco CI,r0gicle. Con
tinued applause The infamous by brid
w'helps OF sin and shame, who have be-
come the assassins. ghouls, hyenas of
society, may hear tie knell Of doom in
the ringing bells that proclaim the peo-
pies triumph on the 3rd of September
/ ( Applause Whatsoever things are
false, whatsoever things are unjust,
whatsoever things are impure, whatso-
ever things are hateful, whatsoever
things are of evil report, IT there be
any vice, and If there be any infamy,
they are all blended in the DE Youngs.
When you have put together everything
that is the embodiment of all baseness,
poltroOnery, sensuality, effIontery, men
dacity, harbarity, the compound would
be considered caricature IN novel,
but it IS a great and CHASTITY reality in
the character of the De Youngs.
know that | am not mistaken in the
opinion that reflect the sentiments Of
all the respectable citizens Of San Fran
cisco when declare that from the bes-
tial eminenee on which l have placed
this carrion it viii not be taken down.
In conclusion he said / will not
exhaust all my ammunition on these
scoundrels tonight. Next Tuesday
night, at Union Hall, / viii comment
on their infamous origin, and as many
of you as can get there will hear me
deal with the De Youngs as they have
dealt with me.
This last threat Of Kalloch's, in rela-
tion to showing up the infamous orr
gin" of the De Youngs, had the effect
to fire them up. Their pedigree was
written up by one Napthaly about five
years ago, in consequence of which they
shot at and wounded him Kalloch
gave notice that he would publicly read
this same article at the Union Hall
meeting, and to prevent him from doing
50 Charles De Young shot him on Sat
urday At about ii o'clock that morn
ing De Young drove up in a close car
riage and stopped in front of Dr. Kal-
loch's office. Kalloch was about to get
into carriage when De Young sent a
boy to tell him that lady wished to
see him No other bait would have
allured the reverend gentleman so
quickly, and he az once started over to
De Youngs carriage. When he reached
It De Young shot him in the breast,
and he then started to run and was
shot in the thigh De Young then or
dered his driver to hurry away, but be-
fore they could get started the alarm
had been given and lot Of infuriated
Workingmen assembled and stopped
them, upset the carriage and would
have torn De Young in pieces had not
the police arrived and interfered. As
it was, he and one policeman were bad
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