The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-09-15

inducements for his immigrat on, and will
be very apt to get in somebody's way in an
election at the south as*he is now in the
north. The foreign element now has much
consideration In party politics and party
platform and gives concern and trouble to
the native element in elections. We only
credit it as fact, without saying whether
European influence is for good or evil It is
said it now endangers the hold of the re-
publican party upon their long lease of
power and we vote that good thing to
their credit. On the contrary the China
man will be no political factor at all and
give nobody any concern on account of po-
litical parties and the outcome of elections.
He will only work for your money. May
be you can't pay him as easily as you can
the negro in chips and whetstones, but he
will work cheap. Chinese labor will have
good influence upon negro laborers and
make them more reliable and constant AS
a ]aborer the Chinaman makes his contract
to labor for you and is said to be over satis-
fed if you comply with your contract and
pay him in accordance with tie stipulation
It is well known fact the negro is bound
to be dissatisfied in every and any event.
Now We assume and believe trrthfuliy, the
great majority of Mississippi who approve
| the legislative plan for securing immigra-
ton, are actnated by thought aud wish FOR
| more better and cheaper labor, and why
| not bring in Chinese.
Chicago. Sept. 10-The tariff commission
| has definitely abandoned the idea of ex-
| tending its trip TO the Pacific, and accord
ing to lis new arrangement will sit in Mil
| waukee Sept. iIth; St. PAM 18th; Mir
| neapoiis, 18th; DesNIoius, 18th; St Louis,
i3th and 18th; Nashville, 2lst; Chattanooga,
l2nd; Atlanta, 23d; Savannah, 25th;
Charleston 26th; Wilmington, 9th; Rich
rnond 2s:h; Baltimore, 29th and 3Oth; and
Philadelphia Oct. I'd.
| Milwaukee, Sept ll.-Tha session of the
| tariff committee here to-day had no features
OF general interest. Statements in relation
to some Of the specific industries of the
state and city were mado by John A. Hen
ton OF Milwaukee, D. ". Blanchard of the
| Fox river IRON company, and Stephen Glenn.
ent Of the North Chicago rolling mills.
| They favored the retention of the present
lasics On pig iren, barley and jute.
| Pensacola, Sept 1.-THE storm last
night was the severcst ever experienced
The velocity of the wind was rs miles an
hour. The quarantine dispatch boat csp-
l II
drowned. The british hsrk RaIia also
cai'si2ea. and rAe captain and crew cltng TO
the vessel until rescued Several vessels
| are ashore near quarantine station, and on
Santa Rcsa Island. A seaman Of the Sp.a-
| ish bark ita.ing fell overheard last night
and drowned The interior wall of the new,
opera hcns- was blown down.
| New Orleans, Sept. ll.-News tTom the
water yesterday.
Laredo, Tex, Sept. l0.-The Rio Crsnds
has risen 22 feet at this piacs aad is ptill
rising, A large part CT New Laredo, on thS
opposite side OF The riysl, is submerged and
houses hourly being swept away.
Philadelphia, Sept. li.-A very interest
ing bit Of political news has leaked oas
Mes. who have been leaders Of tho -opub-
| lican ;'art- have concluded t!ins Beaver is
| hcpelcasly beaten for governor, Gev. Hoyt
| hss beea in town talking over the situation
| with Matthew 0. Quay, who has been here
toforr tho organizer Of the Cameron forces,
| h-,i1 H.. - L..
| friends that Beavers canvass so far has
proved F failure, and that he has no chance
| fer election. Gov. Eoyt was i.ear:. to sa--
| e:s,:'hs'icE'iy :ha1 on election day Eea-e.
wouldn't even se in sle field There is q
| plan OIL fost with which Eoys IS Ia sym
path,. 70 Withdraw Bearer and put up n
| new ticket which The independents caI, cup
port. A conference O. stslwarts is to lie
| i'rld for tltat purpose ta.fnorrow The idea
;s TO .iay. the independent ticket with
a,si make nc~r ticket is nh;ct he 1rishes
shall lee cnticcly ignored Fosh 10y. and
Qmay are secretly s-is;cier q. the sure de-
f~at of EsareF as e,isnrias an oarly down.
fa,! Of Cameron, a,... although they cannot
g" is.to the movement actively they person
| ally fNrt-v EesS ticket. But there is E.t
ona chance in hundred that anything car
;'o done. There IL no po~'cr to decnpitass
Beaver +: 'icgis irish. f.. Beaver said i.c
later thar vest craay he YVES s.,,s;sl 20 .iyilt
! it ont. He has! bcrn ONLY no'ai<ato,i ay.d
! would not withdraw under aay circuzn
stances, even # both ticke&s coals. 70 tafer
down. There Eould z.ns ne tirns fos = Hur4
convention. astl -yen f a ..sw ticket wer.
pat ny it 'ronld nas be ei"cte9, fer rathe,
than be tilFe..r overheard, Ca.aerpn would
throw his Influence to the democrats and
elect Patterson. Tho fight stn,s,'s jua5 thi:
| way. Cameron has made Beaver ais Per
sonal candidate ans! has made sn isea. "a
him This is T life and death struggle and
he will keep Beaver in ;iea field, and the
thousands Of dollars already collcctsd viii
he used iavishiy. He vii: Thus stand At shs
helm ami sink or swi1a with the ship. II
Patterson is elected he would sti!l retain p
portion Of the republican party. With
Beaver cns Of the way and q rssw tickos in
the field ne would lind hinsei3 without any
following whatever. He rssiers, therefore,
| to take his chance with Beaver, and will
defeat any effort ct a new ticket. There
fore it does not seem possible there can be
| a new ticket Mr. McKee, the indenand