Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-14

Tho first issue Of the CAPITAL
IorRvAL. issued at Salem by the
CAPITAL JOURNAL Publishing 90,
with Will Parry as manager Is
bouncer. and indicates that VIII Is
ON his editorial muscle and proposes
to get there in spite Of all obstacles.
we wish Will and his newspaper
complete political and financial
success. .-Yamhill Post.
We are in receipt of the first num-
her of the Evening CAPITAL JOUR
nal published in Salem, by the
Evening Capital publishing com
many. with will Fl. Parry as man
aging editor. 1t is neat 6-col. TO
Ito, filled with telegraphic flashes,
and shows the marks Of an able
writer. May it fill "a long felt
want" live long and prosper. Po-
Iiticaily. the journal is republican,
Grants Pass Courier.
4 REPUBLICAN PAPER.-We
have received No. l. Of vol. l, OF the
CAPITAL JOURNAL, published at
salem. viii H. Parry is editor and
manager. The following from its
salutory indicates its policy.
"Tbe CAPITAL JOURNALis issued
to-day i'm the interests of the repub-
lican party, succeeding the Oregon
Sentry. Right here the bright hab-
ilaments of neutrality are laid aside
forever and the good old champion
of prohibition goes down in the
smoke and fury of political war.
The tocsin has sounded and the bat
tie has begun. In the van ofthe con-
fIict the CAPITAL JOURNAL will be
seen holding alOft the banner of true
republicanism, and fighting for the
principles of the noblest and great
est paTty the world has ever known"
The CAPITAL JOURNNL is a credit
to its management and to the pOliti-
cal party whose cause it espOuses.-
Astoria Pioneer.
On March lst, 1883, the CAPITAL
JOURNAL was ushered in upon the
stage of journalistic life. 1t has
arisen, Phoenix, likeupon the ashes of
the Sentry. From hasty perusal
of the SalutatOTy, we discover rich
streak of push, vim and aggressive
work. 1t has the ring of true
republican steel. 1t "has no apology
to make for its republicanism."
'Tis well,
We congratulate the citizens of
Salem that they have now genuine
republican paper, one that will offer
no apologies to the supporters of
the aiders and abettors of con-
stitutiOnal violations, or utter words
of Censure to those who rebuke them.
1t will "till an aching void" a "lOng-
felt WANT Will II. Parry, manag-
ing editor, wields puissant pen.
Long may he live. Here is our Bsi51,
VIII, 'tis the best we can do except
to X.-Roseburg Plaindealer.
The initial number of the CAP
ITAL JOURNAL, a new paper started
at Salem, with viii II. Parry as
manager, has been received, In APP
pearance and make up, the new pa
per very much resembles the Daily
Statesman. In politics ii is republic
can and intensely partizan, and in
some respects intensely funny. In
his salutatory, after booming the re-
publican party and quoting its stock
at many points above par, he says:
"The democratic party have no
creed upon which they can hang to-
gether?n Bless you, Parry, we
don't want TO hang, either together
or separately. 1t is the very thing
We are trying to avoid If there is
hanging To be done we hope it will
be practiCed upon the other fellows
He also says, with the utmost gray
ity, that he makes no apology for re-
publicanism Whether republican,
ism will apologize for him remains
an open question. Success to the
CAPITAL JOURNAL. - Newport
News.