, 1886-10-07

Bradshaw was nominated by the
spontaneous enthusiasm Of repubii-
calls. He had no political satraps
whU were using the power of pat
rCnage 70 secure his endorsement by
his party.
Bradshaw Is q ''plaiu, blunt man."
a representative Of the sturdy early
settlers Of Washington Territory, one
OF the people. Voorhees, is merely a
piece Of fotsam, a gaseous bundle Of
conceit, Eho promises everything aud
acconplishes nothing.
Those who have bourne the bur
den in the heat of the day" can best
sympathIze with those who are car
ryIng the burden now. Bradshaw
has always been g laboring man.
Has done much to build up all the
enterprises upon the sound, by his
hands, purse and influence. Per
tiSdH
Charlie Bradshaw's friends are
found in every logging camp, where
the woods ring with the sturdy blows
of the axe Charlie Voorhees, friends
are camped by every log and dry
goods box, working their Jaws
Ill the interest Of the champion of
the laboring man, who never did any
other labor than TO work his jaw
Partisan.
The Crank is the name of a new
paper in Sumner County, Kansas,
which has for its motto The eleva-
ton of public morals and horse
thieves" These are its principles:
anti monopoly, anti-dyspep, il, anti
poiygamy, anti-fogyism, anti whisky,
anti-anarchy and anti cussednoss
generally" Here is one crank, at
east with a leYel head.
The Idaho FREQ Press has the fol
lowing little personal: Young Eoor-
hees. down among the rutabaga peo-
PIE Of Washington Territory. Is steal
Ing John Hailey's thunder by claim
ing for himself the credit OF securing
the passage OF tie annexation bill
through The national house Of repre-
ssntatiyas. lmroster5 like Voorhees,
would steal the amen from the Lords
prayer II they could use II for their
own advancement
Spokane Falls Rerie,r: Oar Gele-
gate to congress. Mr. Voorhees,, as
sumes Bohemoth proportions. He
not only wants TO represent Wash~
ington Territory. which is ii pretty
large country o. Itself, but be like
wise aspires to speak for Montana
and Dalut,s: and if he can not obtain
Legislation in their interests he Will
have none for Washington. He ana
his democratic coadiutcrs might have
-OhtaiD'i the forfeiture OF G.GJu.UGU
acres oi railroad land in Washington
IylEljaIy. au3 Ill die same time re
daceG thc taxrs cf the farmer one
third, bat they preferred 10 place the
just clalu's OF WasLingior in the
Same kettle with the unjust claims uf
Dakota and Montana and sink the
whole matter into oblivion.
Great j d,presson in trade is report
ed from all parts Of Australia. The
trouble il most OF the colonies seems
70 he thal tie taxes are too high. and
taat wool and a! other prcducts are
- i5H that there Is only the slender
rsL iaarEin of profit 10 the farmer.
The ease of South Australia Is tvgi-
ca!. l, has q d-b. OF GlSU0nu41.
with ssss5, which foot 40 .tiSI. coo
ttJ, hu! GeSc assets are largely made
M II soyeruil sn. and crown lands,
irr which there ure lew purchasers.
=, Ia. colony VIII rot sell T. nom
re.;tru,s Hrlrc taxation increases
ana the burden becomes every year
mC:e Grevious to bear. The wisest
statesmen il the Australian colonies
ate locking t. ile possibility of re
uenchment ii all public expenses. as
the best means Of tiding over the
present period Of depression.
There j. person in Boston 10y the
nam" 0f Downs At one time he was
u sensational ;ry.cher in that CITY.
tie was pat ga 81 lis ministry far
aiu!:1r:. alt .a opinion 6f ,leI
church - .".s sustained b. lie
cuUts- lie Tsr., la-r since have
dropped uut ci public Loliee had il
not been for the efforts of certain