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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-01

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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
PRECINCT AID COUNTY CONVENTION,

At a meeting of the Republican county
central committee, for Benton county.
called to order hy Hon. A. NJ. Witt am.
chairman, on last Wednesday, the number
of delegates for the several presincts to the
county convention was apportioned on the
vote of State printer Odell, at the ratio of
one delegate for each twenty votes and one
also tor each fraction over ten, and one del.
gate st large for each precinct, which re-
suited in giving to he several precincts the
following number of delegates:
Soap Creek, 4; Corvallis, -; Willamette,
2; Monroe, s; Kings valley, s., Alseya. 2;
Summit, l; Yaquina, 3, Muddy, 3; Philo
math, 7; Elk City, 2; Tum Tum, 2; Lower
Alseya, 2; Toledo, 2; Tidewater, L.
1t was ordered by the committee, that
precinct conventions be held in each of the
several prec' nets, on Tuesday, the 4th day
of April next, at the hour of o'clock in the
afternoon. anil that the county convention
meet ut the Court house in this place. on
Saturday, the Sth day of April next, at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon. It was
recommended that the County Convention
elect delegates to the State convention at
the same time when they nominate for
county officers.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
E0T SOLD.

During recent trip to Portland
we were met with statements from
several parties TO the effect that. they
had heard that the Oregon Pacifi,.
ha'lroad had sold ont, and indu;ri,s
from the same parties rs TO whether
we knew of any Snch transfer. We
frankly answered that we knew moth
ing OF the kind, and fnrthe rmnrc that
We felt condlrnt bpyon.l anv doub,
whatever, that no such transaction
would occur.
For the benefit Of the people gen
orally, aud also to satisfy such in
qnirers, it is proper to inform them
tina, for long time past. reports like
those which elected the inquiries
above alluded to, have been ci-cula-
ted at short intervals. Such reports
have been fnnnd to originate with
parties through selfish motives and
having large interests opposed to the
building OF Il railroad through tho
central portion of the valley. and
tapping the ocean at Yaquina bay,
and whose desire is most stronr
that such sale should occur, in or
der to prevent such a formidable
competition as the Oregon Pacific
will afford. The most active efforts
on the part of the company are now s
being made 10 again start the ork II
on the road, and it is selfevident tina, ,
II Will be running from the uay 80 ,
The Valley the present season.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
DELEGATES TO CONYENTteNS.

Notwithstanding all efforts of a
few persons who inhabit the princi
pal towns, and imagine that if i,
were not for their disreputable ma
ueuvering in democratic politics, thai
the wheels Of that party would cease
to revolve, and also of like number
of democratic papers, run wholly by
the influence Of the above class of
political jugglers, put forth in circu
lating untonn.led reports of romLi-
nations among members of the rr-
publican party, will avail nothing
Despite all these wasted efforts rr-
pnhlicans of all parts or the state
i'll meet III convention in their
r"r'ons precincts, uninflnencrh by
amy considerations whatev.r, excep,
the candid dirtation OF their own
honest Judgement and hy their in.
Hucnce send representative men nt
the people as delegates to represent
them IN the several county convrn-
tions not pledged to any inii,i,lnn
purposes. .In like manner also .lel,-
gates WILL hr sent to the state cnn
>'rnti"n. When delegates are SEN
10 conventions, who are Representa-
tive men of the p,nplr, it is n,lnrcrrs-
>ary TO! them I" GO pledged or um.lr,
INSTRUCTIONS, as they will as rule, b,
ttr,r good judi .. n,en,, DO under Il
As best they can, l,a'
which is lor the best interests OF III.
people.
Ii is hoped therefore, in order t.
secure fair representative men -.
delegates. that all persons will attpn
he conventions in the various pr.
'incts. This also is = duty wh
men owe to the preservation and jus
administration of a republican form
It government, because all powr,
II such government springs from
lie people, which under the prc,ert
ysicIn OF nOmlnatio ions for the sever.
tfices, has it's BEGINNING first AT III,
rerlnct conventions and second Il:
he ballo, box.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

BY order of the Republican State
Central Committee, Republican
conyrniion for the state OF Orrcol
Is called to meet at Portland, on
Thursday, April goth 1882, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, for til" purpose ofnom
mating candidates for Representative
TO Congress, Jud. of the Supreme
Court, Governor, Secretary of State,
State Treasurer, State Printer, Sn-
p.rintendrrt of Public Instruction.
District officers in the several judicial
districts and to transact any other
business that may come before the
scUnvebtian.
The~eemmittec passed a resolution
recommending that all delerates elect
ed tothis convention attend personal
fy, SO far as possible, or by proxies re-
siding in the counties TO be repre-
seBted.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
How. II. G. GEORGE.

Mr.. EDITOR. The criticism of the Dem.
ocrat1c press. res,rling Hon. VI. C. Gsor1e's
&c ton in asking for $50. 900 recomrnenie
ny the Engineer Department lnstea of
S2oo, ooO as per memorial o: the lie tislative
assembly: IS unjust, unwise and unfair. An
examination OF the record shows that the
session. by Slater in the Senate. and Whit !
aker In the House, and it was DENIED Ann
RErREssED by Democratic Congress,
Nor was this all. The work of improve.
ment had commenced. and the Engineer
Department hal recommended s25. 900 to
continue the work. (the neel of which ia
quite apparent now) yet neither Whiteaker
nor Slater, nor even the Hon. Grover who
now presents bill asking $500. 900, could
induce Congress of their own political
faith ia to grant more than paitry $40, 900.
Nor did either Mr.. Slater or Grover in the
Senate, or Whitsaker in the House ever offer
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
POLITICAL JCGGLERY.

The Republican State Convention
has been calied.t1s rnset in the near
future. The precinct and county
conventions nj hst soon follow in. ad
vanse. with an impoHant; ELECTION
near at hand and the fact of the state
having gone Republican, in the near
past, inspires the average democratic
organ, and the: street corner poll
tician, so assume grave attitude of
self-importancc and starts them out
1n'the usual way of smelling around
and making ,nncalIcd for and i'm
pndent assertions without any shad-
ow of truth or plausibililv, for the
simple and only purpose ct creating
discord and confusion in the republi
can ranks. Instead Of attending
closely to matters Of Importance in
The household of their own party.
They continually endaavor to i'm
press tie public mind with the idea
that some job Or combination is be-
ng attempted to be made in the re-
publican ranks.
The object of these curb stone
whose trixteriSm makes
hem unworthy tn be associated
With the rank am: file of honest and
air minded drmccia,s is self evident.
'rom past experience wemay reason
.hly expect continuance of anv
mount of such contemplate and
''sgnsting proceedings. All good
'izfns d">pise il and ali fair mind
d and honest democrats have DE-
III the future, to tff;c,uall,
IL! completely Selt down upon the
erf,rtra'OrS o such Infamous AMI
iSIon'rab|c manenvering whenever
ley arise for popular favor.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17

y an amendment or introduce n bill on this
important subject. The Committee on
Commerce. simply cut the recommendation
of the Engineers for S25, 600 down to SIO,-
600 and without any argument or opposition
from the vIGI'ANT delegation from Ore son
it passed. Mr. Whiteaker absolutely failed
to obtain as much as trade dollar for
Goose Bay notwithstanding recommends
tion from the Engineer Department to con-
tinue the work at that place. As the dem
ocrats started this fire I am not disposed to
put it out. If Hon. George is to blame, the
democratic delegation past and present are
thousand times more to blame. Hon.
Grover now rushes to the front as the time
for electing new Senator is near at hand.
anil offers Il bill for $500, 600 That is all
right, but Is 1t not passingly strange? He
cannot see the wants of Goose Bay, Coquille,
AIsea, Ump9ua, the Upper Willamette,
| Upper Columbia, Snake River. These
places are all in the Engineers estimates.
backed Ill many cases by Legislative Me-
MORALS and petitions from the people.
Why don't the Hon. Gentleman come t., the
front on these? A sllrewd observer of the
democratic press, will not be at loss to
understand this move. l have no disposi-
| tion to examine Hon. Grover and l woultl
| fir; have to ascertain what he has done,
and this would take a great deal of time.
Hon M {. George, however, has not been
| so re,nlss Ill his duties to all sections Of the
o'ite' every point hayin Recommendation.
iepresei,tet NJ ~ ana Will lie to the end OF the
'Ts9Ion' IG IN NJ w. George Is new member.
uuer liieHoerS VIII naturally feel envl"us
"l his position on the Committee OF Com
merce. lie VIII need the committees CO.
,Pefatloh ana VOTES IN the House. l had
h'pe" ID see tne democrats accord the |
- same nearly assistance to hlm, that the |
hep"nicahs ant to Hon. Nhlteaker. The !
hepu"ilcans never allowed tile question of |
poh'lcal interest to interfere with what they |
c'had req parannnt duty although it
was wen uh4cfSt""i that great p"!ltica!
ia'oi ""u'i c''ho L" the man "ho suceee;led
~ Sopn'ns ah a'.'fof'aIoi Tor the bay.
~. u'i,.''ns he'er '''''eFeo. 1hey gave
every PoSSi'ie support, fuliy re-
','1'l'5 ny tney were rs ,lseins Poiitl al rival
III t"e eve OF an lmo':fans election. Tl
Icih"ci'tS SEN 70 Tear Mr. G.:"rg all III
uc!: .'thzy 10 ti.at "slcl Is certainly
'''s 'eS' i.itefe3t oi tAe ota'e, rtthe.
',''',. hii,i "l'h eheir support and
oa.',e"e n4 'e''.o h.u ho'e"; "heFa so ma.
~ s''.he, nc, 'of he1teE c"n'uct. but M {
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17

The Leaders meaningless medley OF
words on this subject, may p..rkaps,
by courtesy, be styled .an argument
in favor of free trade, but his expect
ing anybody to reply to it, would be
truly laugkable. AS well might
Noah Webster have appended a
Challenge at the end OF his diction,
ary, defyirg the world to reIute the
argument he had made in his book.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
JGNCTs0d CITY AND CORVALLIS Mi:s
kGGTE.

Some parties ar" interesting them
selves quite actively in their en;iea,
ors to bring about change in III,
mail rnrte from Corvallis t. Junction
City in Lane county.
The desire of this eff:,rt is for Con
grcss to increase the facilities from
Hnnr"e to Junction, max ny it !:
iaily lire between those two poip,,
and discontinue the remainder Of
tie ronie from Corvallis TO Monroe
i5y this means it woull cut nine
'"n'hs of the people of Benton county
off from any direct mail communicu-
ion with the southern end of the
county.
This is certainly not scheme in
the Interests Of the people or for
increasing the mail facilities. Ifpeo-
pie interested II the Junction end of
the line wish a daily mail, why do
they not apply for an increase to a
daily line on that end of the route
and let the remainder Of the line
alone. 1t is self evident that this is
not the point. and that IN order to
satisfy the Object intended bv the
"r'gina'nrs of the scheme that direct
mail facilities from Corvallis, the
county seat, to the entire southern
end OF the county, must be cut off. |
This sam" plan was worked through |
Congress some eight or ten wears
ago and the route changed to CORES
pond with the effort now beino
made. 1t only remained in that
'on'lition for short time until it
was changed back to the present
''an as the change did not accommo.
tate the people. 1t cannot accom-.
h"date them now if the change
mould be made, and it is 20 be hoped
NAT our senators and Representatives
n Congress will see that the major.
y OF The people of Benton cnun,v
re not Shut off from mail communi-
alton with the whole son,I,ern ,,,r
ion ofifIe county.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
THiT POLITICAL POT.

Our ntighbnr under the title O
) "Political Pot" in a recent issue
hnSvhody like, undertakes as is usoa
many times with such Journals. tn
}inlcrtere and mrddlc with matter,
which more properly concern the
republican party. 1t names a num-
Der OF prominent citizens of OIL:
county, at the same time insinuatiny
that they are attempting to MAN.
euvrr IN such n manner, as to secure
nominations to themselves.
In noticing this article we do no,
l' 'sire in any way TO interfere in
nominations for the county positions,
or III any way influence them, for W,
h.lleve that it is the duty of the
people to meet in conventions and
elect delegates and nominate such
material as will suit their iudyemen:.
and that in doing 20, they should he
left to 'rform that important duty
without being influenced by wire
workers or newspaper dictation.
But when an organ, styling itself a |
newspaper. SO far forgets itself as 20 |
circulate uncal!e'l for, false insinua-
lions In regard to some of our hes,
az has been sail of Mr.. Will. |
'ans, it becomes our bcun,len dutv
/" notice the same whether the party
'sSa''ea be Democratic, republican,
,r otherwise.
This remarkable article, besides
Mentioning many other names, says:
'Iicasnrer Williams claims 10 he =
'o"nty charge, and conld not war
hro"gh this dreary world withou,
i've hundred dollar salary from
>enton." The writer Of the abov.
loes not understand the temper of a
'trton county people if it is expect
q that such will he received with
"pular favor. As to whether Mr.
' lllIams desires a renomination mr.
OF we 7re unab'e to say, as we have
ot heard anything Oh the subiec. t
ON any reliable source. It mal,ns
o difference whether such Is his de-
re or not, he assertion above alluded l
is none the less true.
Mr.. Williams has Eeen q mu,, I
citizen of Benton coun,v q
'r 20 or 80 years, and has always "
zen industrious and slt~nppoa,in-. "
nc does nol posses as much of this d
orld's goods as some others, !, CAM
1t probably he attributed 10 his Il
MI, i"caus" he has, as all old citizens q
'he county we'll know, been tie u
fortunate victim of two of those :!
rye and destructive fires, which ID
Cured several Years ayo III our u
wn, wal'e he was engaged in the - u.
'rcantIls business, almost to..lly !"
s,roying his stock on those occa. :"
'ns. In order TO cut this comment -
ort, it 's probably sufficient t., saw y. -.
ai Mr.. Williams never before occr- VI
ID an official p 'sition ii, this conn. y
has net been an Office seeker "a
term commonly implies. His life
be one of activity and industrv
l not devoted to manipulation of ~
itical machinery, or of street COR no
politician, ashas probal ly heen the "
tier OF the article above alIud Il to. 80
arg't We know, he may be a ~
" man but that is no Offence. A
at portion of the best men we ~
e are poor men. However poor ;.
maybe. in purse, we can safely L.,
ch for him, that he will never ,;n
er any circumstances, become so laI
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17

The above agency has the largest and best selec-
ton of farms and ranches for sale Benton County
For full particulars of properties see Oregon
Colonist''
Persons desiring satisfaction in buying or selling
should first communicate with CHARLES HERBERT
NASH, Who will give them every attention.
1S.25H.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17

bankrupt in principle as to write or
speak of his fellow man, such an un-
kind, false and nncalled for comment,
as Is contained in the above QUOTA
tion regarding him.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
PoIysamy Esii.

The anti i'olygamy Till which
PASSED the Stra,e some line :.u.
ais" passed the house OH the i+.h, b>
, vote at SO against ~. |, nov
~ ants 1'r arrr".al o.: the lr~si.!cu'
ia hcrUln. n 'aw.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17
TO THE SICK AND AHF!ICTED!
AND ESPECIALLY
THOSE Suffering from Debility,
Nervous Prostration, Loss of
Vitality. Sexual Infirmities- |

AND ESPECIALLY-
Those Suffering from Debility
nervous ProStratio Loss of
Vitality, Sexual Infirmities,
| Etc, Etc.
THE GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE WHO ARE
d, D. ssI1IIgring SUFFERING from SEXUAL AND NERVOUS COM
| tLAlAIS Is o physician who can comprehend thei,
alin:ents and successfully treat them.
me general practitioner is not sufficiently skilled
IN these classes of troubles to do and it mhst be
| left to the SPECIALIST. WHO by educat,oI long
| practice. thorough knowledge and comprehensive
| mind, Is prepared to cure them.
DR.. ]. C.. YOUNG
pened his now celebrated Institute in 1850 for the
purpose OF aIoEIiny the afflicted the certainty of
honorable and skillful treatment and perfect and
Permanent restoration, and for 80 years it has
uStaned tie fr.t rank cnly upon tEis Cos but
throughout the civilized world.
am aware tina. by dwelling upoa so uniny;tin, =.
.snor,a, suo,sst as tn. DECAY OF ssxuAL ylGoR the
the desire to inform these wi,o are sufTer.
EHg through ignorance. or Who by caro-.
essnesS or want Of kaoWieasa th.t a cure
can be had. are ret only hurryins them.
Sesves to an uEticaeiy grave, bat p:ying
sexual weakness an iahar tance to future genera
t!cns Is too great an incentive to permit me to be
silent. w.
symptoms.
,,S IF NY r9U ARE 9uFFERING FROM IGIIT loss
OF MIND, SLIGHT LOSSES WHEN UEDER Ex.
CiTEMENT c EARtABi.E TiMPLR. TREMBLING,
pKACfiC. SELFABUSE EVEN IN THE SLIGHT
hSI PARTICULAR you are suffering from the
Dread Enemy of Human Lira,
And should rot hesitate 20 seek at once health and
happiness in cure.
CtRES GUARANTEED. FEES MODERATE
C0NSU hTA1lON 5Y LITTER OR OTHERWISE
FREE
Exclusively vegetab'e EmeG;.s Usei.
Ea5ies
y"T arc cspeealy Liable tc suffering from NFRv
a-e nervous in 5h.ir origin AMI hence yolr uherng,
ar r ly dc oras, ns ncxpres3!5Iy keen. The
:,nr IN his rc5sarc;!ci and practice OF EEYOIs
IHDU:;' ha' L. ade yeur Organization a snec:al
tuly an is iu' enabled iron. his cxrerience and
':how:';ga t all and cure you in any of the
fc';5'''', 5:ailisesS = tsia4= aGcs AID Suf-
e;tansse " E yG:: *sc E:::;..r.
- ."t WE find in tae Do,so- a friend upo,
who =! yo;1 caa r-.ly s'for. q L ard cure
Dl. Ic;Eg's E,'nla:n 3 i.,ct,sS have
;tta:c' a reputation fot e::ei ,rc2 uncqra'led
my mcdi.. or medical pre- ntion eve. offered
':,nv "an he $ 1T by 'raii or c:;;.r..-s
de>lr n" personal and attention can have
al Necessary accom-. olat:ors furnished
Letters.
T'o'e Who cannot Wit 4,lc city can by giving thei,
''',''tos in tn s;r own rce!;ve advise ana, w:.el
ialIei treatment 1T :o..e Wit, every assurance
LtIFEii5 RETURNED OR DESTROYER.
Address,
ERR. C. Y:uHa, /
NsGEea f:sss:tEte,
Eo. z s'cektos, st.
San Fr.aclsco, Feb. 81, 1872