, 1881-11-12

frss days Of the term will prevent rcpcti'
tons of the failures to hold courts that oc,
CURED in spokane aEA Whitman counties
last year.
An Act making unnecessary delay IN the
payment OF debts sufficient cause for attach
ment IN all cases OF debt sheie the creditor
may desire security for such paymunt, places
it among the possibilities for = creditor tc
secure Al account without almost commit
ting perjury, before debter hiss ran away
IRON the country.
SANGUISART COMMUNITIES
Every community has its Glass OF people
who will have their red rag Down here 1t
Is temperance, Just because there is NC big
bovine man, full of valor and painting for
glory to lead his Sancho Panzas ON aaixotic
attack upon any other windmill. 1t would
seem from the tone of a petition just pub
Iished at Walla Walla that the carmine
streamer now flung to, the breeze BY some
one at that place is monopoly. The idea
set forth in that petition about officers
''which" cou,rol railroad freight entering IN
to combinations, &c, is as striking as trIl.
liant feat at sophistiesl svmposItiea Is ). l.
of financial common sense. Sone o. TIL
charges set forth in t,.e document wou.d
need explanation at this distance fran The
ensanguined iieid TO induce one 10 run tear
ing mai at the sIgnal Immediately after
the repeal Of the law which this petition
seems to waRt re-~Hacted we are told,
through your paper. that the railroad com
pany reduced freights 10 johhiug dealers At
Walla Walla 80 that the people OF the up
per country could he supplied with goods as
cheapiy rs from Portland: and all must know
the saline ''nou poly" had reduced frrigit
on wne.: from tat en dollars, under the
obi yep.o.>. =. ei ID. doliIrs pr toy from
Walla " ala to POrtl,ni Ia other warls,
they gave the people round about Walia
Wala $50, GOO, and the farm, IS IN the yicn-
ity of Waitsburg and Dai ton No. less than
SlOO, 90 in reductions IN wheat frslgLts this
year. This, too. without any law compell-
ing them TO do it. Only few days before
the issuance OF this manifesto your paper
told us that Mr.. Willard, mon seeing the
large amounts OF wheat exposed to the
weather at the drprt at Waiia Walla and
other points ord,rei lumber at the cost of
his monopoly" ~ cover II up. and dubse-
auen'ly that the order was executed and
. half million fee. of mmber was used for
the purp, So. Was any wheat buyer As lib
-ral with his customers: aad could any far
mer have afforded to have been so liberal
with himself: 1t would seem strange if
your thinking wheat raisers would not want
some more OF this kind Of manopoly. The
quesn n naturally arises Whn IS hurt by this
hbeTality if it is not tie monOpnly itseli,
And the second query is Why can't people
reason together a,,d qniet the IMAGINARY fears
excited by these re-; rag Aaun.ers until they
see whether the niOurtai Is ctdniag to Mo-
hammed Til. r. Wa n0tl ing in the re
peal-d law that p.epeEt-d the Offices of TIN
rail. Oal COM any nom doirg ju>' what the
author Of THIS PETITION sets :orth tha. they
may do nov, 30 long - lhe rad runs
through both Oregon and Washington 1t
would seem quite as reasonable for the pe:i-
toner to ask our legislature to unite Oregon
and Washington uuier on- ;s.verrrl- mt to
prevent the consnmnIa ION Of his fears as to
request It 10 pass Law preventing railroad
officer dong LAT tI, l-GgIaee Of the prti-
tion implies they M;yh DO. NJ set Of legis-
lat"r- could be IA re willing to lssisla.e
agaiI.st ihr opyr, ssIOn Of thcIr constituents
than tie oiie nov convened; hHt they Iau.t
first see that their people are oppressed be-
fore they Will consent 20 run Il ef a red rac.
Let the people Try Il" present plan, and ii,
within the two years that mast intervene be-
fore the Eexs general election, IL develops
ntp rppr, ssion all the candid, ,tes for legisla.
tive and delegate honor ia the upper coun-
try can be elected upon the issue to over
eorle II, ani every sin.Ie asplrant among
them slail Lave the vote Of
MORE ANON.