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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22
Campbcll's Capers.

Charleston Times: J. C. Campbell, thu
mail contractor and postman between THU
city and Spencer, Roane county, has very
mysterioasly disappeared. For a day OF
two SOME Of Campbells friends feared tina,
there had been foul play. Yesterday, how
ever, this belief was dispelled by informa
ton from a gentleman o~fSpencer, who cam
here to inquire why the mail had not been
received OF that Office. Among other thinaI
the Spencer gentleman said that Campbell,
had in his possession a check for $99.33
Iayable to his father, j. D. Campbell.
A Good Showing.
Philippi Republican The Directors Of
the Grafton Il Greenbrier railroad met here
yesterday. There was no business of impor.
lance transacted except that the necessary
steps were taken to complete arrangements
to push the road on to Beverly. The month
" statement shows q balance of something
over 5000 of net earnings for the month OF
October.
Yet Taffy Is Good.
Richie Gazette: The WHEELING REGIS
TER has bedome the great dispenser of tafy,
among the newspapers of this State. 1t was
not always thus.
Found Dead.
Preston Journal: An inland child of Geo.
Wolf, of near this place, was found dead in
the bed on Sunday morning. Nothing is
known of the cause of the death of the
child. 1t is probable that an spoplectic fit
caused its death.
A Bold Robbers.
Grafton Sentinel: On Wednesday even,
ing of this week a tramp approached one Of
The large show windows in front of Davis Il
Byers store, on Main street, and, with a club
he carried in his hand, boldly smashed one
OF the large panes Of glass. Snatching a
pair CT mems fine shoes that was on exhi-
bi,ion in the window, he turned on his heel.
and before the inmates of the store could
recover from their surprise he had disap-
peared. He has not yet been arrested.
Serious Accident.
Fairmont Index: A man named Emick,
employed as a bricklayer BY the B. l. 0. r.
R. on the reservoir at this place, accident.
ally slipped on the Esvem0nt in front OF
W;zansssfrs store, on Main street, about I
o'clock Wednesday night, and received seri.
Gus injuries, The right knee cap anu Joint
were dislocated and one of the bones in the
knee broken. The injured man was re-
moved 10 the camp car at the depot, where
DR.. j. 81. Brown6eld sendered the necessary
surgical aid. He lives in Baltimore, to
which place he viii probably be taken soon
as the trip can be made with safety.
Thanks, q Thousand Thanks
Preston Journal: The Wheeling REGIS
TER shows a decided improvement under
the new management We congratulate
Brother fancy on the change for the better.
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O Weak StrnW.

The dispatch published yesterday morning
in the Wheeling REGIsrER, headed Serious
Error in relation to the returns from Rich.
mond county, New York, aud afterwards
copied by is from the Pittsburg Dispacth
turns ont to be nothing more serious than a
blunder made BY the clerk in copying the
returns.-Bellaire Tribune.
This is altogether too thin. The Tribune
took its news from the Dispatch and not
from the REGISTER, e,se it could not have
made the foolish blunder of heading it
Still in Doubt" 1t was 2 clear case of a
drowning man clinging to a straw-a very
badly drowning man and a very poor
straw,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

ersblrg last night thst the steamer Elaine
would not be back here until there i more
xater.-Piusburg CommercialG Gazette.
A private dispatch received here yesters
dsy from Cincinnati reports : als Of four
narges Of Pittsburgh coal at that point at
l2s cents pr bushel, an advance Of q
cents. Arrangements arr being made. it Is
unde, stood. to ship coal from hero to Gin
cinDs,i by rsiL-Piltsburg Commercial
Gazette.
II was supposed that the electric light
world be a splendid thing for ~iight-houses.
but pilots say it increases the danger OF col
l;sioDs near shore. They cannot see any
thing ahead of them when blinded by the
light, and it is impossible to tell how far the
shore is from the vessel, or, what is worse.
how far away q coming ship is 1t upsets
all their calculations about distances.
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DIED.

GATES-T ridsy, November q, 1884, at o'clock
p. M, WILLIE, son Of John Andrew and Eliza
tiat 6, aged II ne1ths.
Funeral from residence Of parents in Alley :, he
tween Market and Main streets, Second ward, sun
day afternoon at I o'clock. Interment at Mt. Cal.
NarY cemetery.
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Mbeslin9 8e9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inde. to New Adrertissmsnts.

For Rsnt-Desirable House.
For Sals-Farm.
Wanted-Goung Ladies to Travel.
To Commercial Travellers.
Newspapers and MAgazines-C. H,
Quimby.
Opera House-The HsnlonS
Ii is Our Aim-Henry Jacobs & CO.
Local Page.1
japanese Pottery end Fancy Goods,
G. Dillon.
Sparerihs-D. c. List, Jr.
Turner Hall-Athletic Combination
Local Page.
Seal Sacques-Brues & CoEerILocsI
Page
Wsnted-Girl to Do Housework-TLocal
Page
Noice-W. B. c. Literary Sociesy-rLo,
cal Page
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Majority for ratification. ......... 4O.T5s
II required a simple majority to ratify.

EDNrND +, BOcEISG and c MsnkemeIer,
druggists, distinctly state that Acker's
English Remedy has and does cure con.
tracted consumption. Ask for circular
An entirely new medicine, guaranteed.
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Young Men. Rend rhis.

The Foltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich.
offer to send their celebrated Electro-yal
taic Belt and other Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days, to men (young and
old afflicted with nervous debility, loss OF
vstaity and manhood, and kindred trou.
bles. Also for rheumatism. neuralgia, par.
alysis. and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health, yigor and manhood
guaranteed. No risk is incurred, as thirty
days trial is allowed Write them at once
ior Illustrated pamphletsfree.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. November 2s.-lA A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley.
fair weather in the east portion. local rains
and partly cloudy weather in the vest Dor,
tons; slight rise of temperature ia Ten,
nessee and the upper Ohio valley. sts,ion.
airy temperature in the lower Ohio valley
and sonfherlv winds
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NOTICE TO TAKE pEponTrosa

kOTJfE 10 TAKE DBPOslJt0s0
Take ssti6s that the depos itlons Of August Wa.
tr and other siinesse, VIII lie taken II the offeo
George u. Jones, Attorney. st-Lau, In the toun OF
Washington, In the State OF Pennsylvania, on the
I7th day OF December, A. ID. 1884, htueen the hour
Of O'Clock = m. and 9 O'Clock p. m, 70 he resd 10
evidence In the above named cause on behalf OF ssf
conplainants. And II, from any czuse, the takins
Of aid depositions shall not Be eommeueed, OF .bs
Ing commenced, shall n,t be completed on that day
the taking OF the same viii he adjourned from tina
TO time until the same shall he completed.
simon Horkheimef aud hyer HorkheImer, part.
ners, doing bnirsn by and under the urn name .,
s. Hortheimcr q Son, who sue In their hfm name
= Mar J. Buigrf. adrninis.ratrix Of the sststs
NJ Ia, - w. Bulser, deceased; Mary }. BIlsef and
~, Tia. niger, delendanis-
IT,. aa,t,~ that the depositiops OF Sino1 Hofk-
,Ia'.s aOSnsis Witnesses viii Be taken nt The Of
Gee Of Georyr z. T. ohennni n =. ~ ct N tSess
ttTeet, In The city Of wbss..~s. IN ~ etsr ~
7iiYsinis, on the 10th day Of Do AZ a'eioeS !,
betsesn tas hours Of 9 O'Clock 4 n. 49, S.r
y, 10 be rcd iu evidences In the above nts~~ -
=, behalf Of MID complsinant. AIa II. Iron tey
car. the taking OF taid depostuons shall net -
sos,n. need, or being commenced, shall n4 be con.
nietad = = that day, the taking Of the ssne vi Be
q o1,nea from time 70 time until The ans saan %
s Ipseseq o., beimes and Ayr Heskhsnn. pGt.
n,s So,ns -. res By and under the hrn name o.
& Bosiheims Son, Who sue In theaf nm name
Is MngJ. suy.s sdnisistn.a1 q shs s:.ss
Of jane ". Buisege .assd; Mary 1.balzs -
John DieripgeY, de6endGnl
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THE STATE AT LARGE.

What the Rural MouIders OF Opinion are
Saying.
Panhandle News: The prospect for free
telephone communication with Wheeling
seems to be fading away, as the requisite
number Of subscribers have not yet been
obtained. Miss Ada DeCamps, who has
charge of the office here, we learn, gives sat
isfaction to the subscribers, now numbering
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

A NATION of h~ousekeepers tell US that DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder is the sweet,
est purest, and most efficient and most
Wholesome on the American market With
baking powders as with drinking and cook.
ing water, housekeepers go by experience.
The place to prove DR.. Prices Baking Pow
deris BY the true test the test Of the oven.
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NeNar Give un.

II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility. disordered, blood, weak constitution
headache, orany disease of a bilious nature,
BY al means procure a bottle of Electric
Bittess. You will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that viii follow; you
VIII &c inspired with new life; strength and
activity viii return; pain and misery viii
cease, and henceforth you viii rejoice iu
the praise OF Electric Bitters. Sold st City
cents per bottle. by Logan b Co.
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EDMUND +. BOOKING and C. Menkemiller,
druggists, guarantee positive relief for any
cough, cold, Group or lung complaint BY
using Acker'S English Remedy, or will re-
fund the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

MISSES Fine Kid Buttoned Boots at the
price of common coarse grain leather shoes,
at Assignee sale, 2l03 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

Having but very recently return.
ed from New York, we are daily
receiving Novelties for Weddins
Presents, and solicit . call.
JACOB W. GRUBB.
JeWeler Corner Twelfth aud Main.
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Tx Gen Candy Kitchen now open.
Home made candies made fresh every day
By the celebrated candy maker, Mr.. w. Ii.
Belden, of Rochester, N. Y. &c Eleventh
street
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THIRrY-Two pairs gents machire made
shoes at $3.50 and $500, worth $500.
These goods are broken sizes and must be
sold at once. l.. V. Blond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

EAT candies, but getthem fresh and pure.
All kinds made daily at the Gem Candy
Kitchen, &c Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

Ask Edmund f. Booking aud C. Menke-
miller about Acker's Blood Elixir, the only
preparation guaranteed to cleanse the
blood and remove ell chronic diseases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

Iors Of children's and infants shoes at
very low prices. Call at once at Assignee
sale, 2l03 Main treet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

LADIES real fine Kid Buttonel Boots are
sold at the price Of common ones, at the
assignee sale OF boots and shoes, 2l03 Main
street.
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NOTICED.

MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF II
~ WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE LirERARr so
nLTr will lie held next Monday evening at College
Hall for the purpose Of recognizing for the winter
s,Rson. The Indications are that the society Will
meet with unusual success this year. All well dis.
pOstd perscns are cordially invited to become nss mem
ben. no-<cI
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FIVE dollars will buy a gents fine Calf
skin Sewed Boot that sells everywhere al
s.. 80. Call at 2l03 Main street, assignee
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CLosING out Buggies and Spring Wagons
away below their value. j.. ". Ferol
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder, always
pure and reliable. Sold byleading grocers
generally. G. S. Feeny. ProprietoE, I4Io
Main street.
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Call and examine our COmbina-
ton Breakfast. Dinner and Tea
Sets, in White and Decorated
China. DAWSON BROS.
2o2R MnrGaf Slrnnf
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NEW

yvAH1 ED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. No. u South Penn street, Island.
nCn0u
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ANOTHER lot Of Ladies hand-sewed Walk
n pa sst shoes L. v. Blond
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(AddifOnaI Local on First Page.
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The Gem Candy Kitchen leads and
never follows.
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IN CHAsCERY.

Mary J. Bu'ger, ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate o,
James w. Bulger, deceased, Mary J. Bulgsr ani
John DerInger, defendants.
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noiih 1913 MARKET STREET.
TINE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
i County, In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia November Rules, 1884.
Simon Horhhliuer and Myer Horkheimer, pa +
ners doing business by ard under the firm name
OF 4. Horkbeimer a Bon, no cue in their nrm
DsmS, cOmpaainant,
Mary J. Bu'ger, ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate o,
James W. Bulger, deceased, Mary J. Bulgsr ani
John Deringer, defendants.
IN cHAScERY.
The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain . manhaIiiTg
OF the asets Of the esiats Of the aid James W.
Bulger, eeceaafd, 70 establish q de'a,tayit By the
adminis,nuix, sod TO subject her administration
load 10 the payment OF eoniplsinants' claim against
tsid sstate. And IL appearing from an anhdsvtt
fled In this cause, II these Rules, that the defend.
ant, Mary J.. Bulger, administrative Of the estate :.
James W. Rulgef, deceased, and the defendant, i6i
sane Mary J. .-stef, Is no. Z resident oil the otsF
Of West Virginia, and she not having been scrreS
with process in this cause, on motion Of the cor
plairan,s. by their solicitor. this order Of publia
sid detsndsnt, Mary J. Bulger, admlnistrstriEa
the estate OF james W.. Bulger. deceaed, and IL.
sid defendant, the same Mary J. BgiEer, be re-
quired 10 appear within one month after the date
OF the first publication Of this order, and do what II
necessary 20 protectber interests. II II further Or
dered that this order be published aud posted - re-
Wines, John W. Mitchell. clerk Of raid court. At
tie Court House Of said county, this 9Th dsy Of 10.
't"'s'' i'''' !" ~ IGnss " y! Sfr ef{is ssrt.
Published the FIRST time November s, iH4
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
VFo. X. Z. GncIrKIsT, Solicitor for Conpaainapts
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Preston Journal: The Wheeling REGIS
TER shows a decided improvement under
the new management. We congratulate
Brother fancy on the change for the better.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-09-05
w0RKINGmRS req CLEvRDGSD.


The New York Star, the organ oi
John Kelly, which has not yet made
up Its mind to support Cleveland, IL
engaged In taking straws Ia an endea.
vor to show that the Governor is un-
popular In New York city. The other
day 1t canvassed the foundries and
made some statements which have
provoked this letter to the New York
World:
| read an article In the Star the
other morning stating that some of
the large foundries In this city had
declared In favor of Blaine. In order
TO nall the statement as a lie and
place the moulders in their true light.
at our picnic on last Wednesday at
jones' Woods, your humble servant,
with a Custom-house officer, went
around among the 1000 members
present, with the following result I:
1872 for Cleveland, AZ for Blaine, and
about the same number for Butler If
he runs.
PETER A. LEE,
President Iron Moulders' Union, New
York city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-09-05

1t was predicted by the leaders of the |
Democratic party, as soon as The news
was flashed across the wires of Blaine's
nomination, that tho Republican press
and party would set themselves to work
to draw the attention Of voters away
from Blaine's public record. The
method TO TO adopted was TO be Matched
up by the clacquers and henchmen OF
the grand old party Of moral ideas.
That method has been hatched and il
now a full Aedged argument against
Cleveland'a election. Tho originator
Of the great argument is poor disap-
pointed dupe in Buffalo named Ball,
who, II seems, has never remained long
enough in one place to become known.
The Republican press teens with filthy
scandal, too vile to be read by any but
the depraved Of both parties. whsn-
ever IL is charged that Blaine has ac-
cumulated n vast fortune during his
"twenty years in Congress-" by the
sale If his influence while speaker by
his Vaccinations with railroad jo5berS,
tricksters and lobbyists, II Is answered
by his strikers that Cleveland has been
guilty Of indiscretions which render him
anfs to take the helm Of the ship Of
State. In Cther words, they confess the
charges against the tattooed son Of
Maine aud set up plea in avoidGnes.
But the plea will avail them not. The
hand writing is upon the wall, and
James G. Blaine and his coterie of con
ruptionists must stand aside. The days
Of the grand old "God and morality
party" arc numbered and the surest in
dication Is the dire extremity TO which
Il Is reduced in thus corrupting th'
youth Of the country with obscene lit
erature to accomplish It's purpose. Th'
Republican party must go.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-09-05
TmE WHEAT CROP.

MILWAUKEE, August 2s.-S. W.
Tallmage presents tho following figures
~ the final estimate OF tho wheat crop
Of tho United States for 1884. The
q lures ars based on official reports made
wiLhin few days by the State agricult-
ural departments aud statistical sgeatl
Of the several States and Territories.
Tho report shows the total production
Of Winter wheat 10 be- $50, 100000
bushels. and Of Spring wheat 100000
600 bushels. This makes the total
yield of the country fully 25,000,000
bushels moro than were ever before pro-
duced $50, ,000, 900 bushels more than
the average crop for the past 6ye years
The departments all agree in reporting
The quality to be superior, and where IL
has been shrashed, they say the yield
has more than met their calculations.
This applies especially TO Spring
wheat. Ia some sections Of Iowa, DA-
kots, Nebraska, Minnesota and WiscOn-
sin the quality of Spring wheat was
never better. The Spring wheat har-
vest has been late, but the weather
has been most favorable. and the grain
ia being cared for in excellent condition.
Tho Spring wheat yield Of Iowa is 32
o00,0 and Nebraska 3l,000,0o0 bu.
shels. OF Winter wheat, California
has produced 100000 Oregon, l5'
900, 900 T; Washington Territory, 1000,
600; Utah, 100000 Montana, /,
100000; Idaho, 100000 Arazons,
100000 ; Nevada, 100000, and wyo-
ming, 100000 bushels.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-09-05

Nothing is more damaging to the
cause Of religion than so-called minis
ters Of the gospel indulging in political
harangues in tho pulpit. Thousands OF
self-respecting men and women have
boen driven from all attendance upon
public worship, simply because they
felt they could not sit in the pow and
bear political sermon In the pulpit and
maintain their self-rsspect. They have
thus been driven to assume an attitude
of coldness and indifference towards re-
ligion, which they do not feel. Many
of them are driven of into skeptical
channels and become unbclievers bo-
cause they are vitality opposed TO q
union Of church and state. We are led
to thus remark, by reading political
harangue, delivered last Sabbath in
Portland by one, "Rsv." +. r. Mar
win, who, by bis eccentric course il
dealing withihis church, has succeeded
in rending 1t into factions. Aud
what was the purpose Of this "R,v."
gentleman. IL was simply TO tell hi'
congregation that he is = Republican
and will support Blaine, and to advise
all Republicans 10 not vote for st. Johr
because, said the "Rsv." gentleman
"every vote taken from tho Republican
party for the prohibition cause viii b
wasted" Now, IL the "Rev." gentle
man wanted simply TO illustrate The
fact Of such votes being wasted by be-
ing cast for st. John, Why did he NO
also add that every vote taken frou
Cleveland and given to Sc. John woul'
be wasted, for he must know that th
presidential 6ght Is actually betweeI
Cleveland and Blaiue. No, the "Rev.
gentleman was laboring to get up
"pulpit boom" for Blaine. Such con
duct in the pulpit is shame aad dis
grace TO christianity. It's effect Is seel
in the largely increasing number ot
persons who refuse to maintain relation
with the church, aud In starting man!
in the path that leads 20 infdelity
Aud why not Z Why should not Inger'
soil have large followingl What maj
of sense would be choics as to whethel
he would hear fngersoIl on unbelief o.
Marvin on party politics in the pulpit
Happily tho number of preachers wht
preach politics in the pulpit arc grow
ing less daily in numbers, and IN ths
regard in which they are held by the
public. Blu. 10 il not strange that al
these "Rev." gentlemen, Who thus at
tempt 10 control the political ~ well a.
spiritual conduct Of their Gocks are
members of the Republican party
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-09-05
Popular Phy.lclans.

There Is growing demand on ali
sides for remedies agreeable to the taste
as well as beneficial In effect, and the
leading physicians and druggists gladly
Welcome to the list of new remedies all
preparations possessing real merit and
q pleasant taste. 1t Is now admitted
by all who have tried the new remedy,
which Is having such an immense sale
Syrup Of Flgs-that 1t is the most
efficacious preparation ever discovered.
II you want the best of all liver medi-
cines and purgatives, Syrup of Figs is
your choice. Trial bottles free and
large bottles for sale by Langdon 8 Go.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-09-05

"whom the gods wish TO destroy
they first make mad" Is about as
applicable to q newspaper man as to
any other. Ifit Is desirable 10 see
wether q newspaper man has any tenn
per or not, touch him on a weak spot,
II he has one, aud at once he will
march forth from his sanctum to do
and to dare. AZ least such Is the case
with the oregonian editor. When
touched up on his record about
Mitchell he resorts 10 the ordinary
black guard argument by applying
such choice epithets to his opponent
as "false" Gle" etc. The whole
reading public of the state knows
that Scott Is very inconsistent In his
political course.
He poses before the public as an
independent republican. In tnat ca
pacity he repeatedly showed that
BlaI0e was not safe man 10 elect
president, but since he was nominal
cd the 0regonian In the most approx
cd party organ style falls In and
supports him.
Where Is its independence ? Truly
the public knows that Its pretence ol
being independent Is sham aud frIv-
olous. When no election Is pending
IL poses before the public as a free
trader, but when the republican
party makes its nominations and
adopts high tariff platform It has
tens to enter upon the support oi
both. No, no more servIle party
organ exists In the state than the
Oregonian for 1t now supports cam
didate whom IL believes unsafe to
elect, upon platform which Its better
judgment repudiates. Yes, the Ore
gonian Is par excellence a party
organ.