Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-23

'~ith tbo-e Wb0 borrowed n then 4
Tie Foverruleut issued tank D1fes
ersmps from taKsts0u. sud berety
ire 6iezation u Hazard the psid
i1.titB il ard fnzuessE q EngisDd-
TIE great var det9 sezs made
tasss % enrich the few by blesdi2g
every ofber Industry q our eouutry,
and agriculture sBffeTz more tksD
slI TIE rsst together. ioF sbe sells hsT
-urp'0s pfDdUets 10 o1mp@iiiio0
With the cbea0 lst.or = the wOrd q,
xbile nosi 81 the osbef iu5Ustues
are projected.
Ansher rezson why ibe law
-tsogid nos be repealed is that
,his government has adopted 3
yolley = pFrfecsion foF it, eiiiDens
against the foreigner ALd the law
is 10 lire wiih that policy. For eH-
smple--Attbe time q the passag-s
= the lsE Linn county alone had
usrrOu 81 of the scotch "a. $50, 90.
Allowing Oiber oouuiies the same
pro rata ilA auDDgni q foreign cap
iisl borrowed in Oregon musi have
been coosiderabie.
The zssess0r Of Linn oy1nty cDUld
DOT gei - IL, for il was not ia be
county. neither could the ss-essor
o. MultBomAb ooDniy where the
ageut q the oomuaBy resided and
negotiated The loaus. lie wss ID
formed by the sgent that the notes
we're IN scotland.
To repeal the mortgage tax laE
would he 70 exempt them from tax
alton. while money held by onr
home citizens Il assessed. thereby
giving foreign capital the advantage
over citizens al hume, contrary TO.
lbe policy adopted by our Federal
government 10 protect iis ciiizeus.
Repkzl this ls~ and all the tax %
this a. wel a. on al o.ber foreign
capital l. lost 10 the state. Do not
foreign companies oODe into our
courts aud institute suit 10 col
Iect Doies by fDreclosing mort
gAges7 These are privileges that
the citizen pays fOr wneu be pays
hi. tAx-so sbould the foreigner.
The people are getting awake 20
these questions; they have been
meetlng together ia their different
organizations aud discussing their
Interests. They have educated
themselyes % their needs and are
making their demands with guns
loaded witL ballois, aud not uHlike
the children Of Jscob = bo were forty
years getting their education, their
demands arr not without effect, for
Ee ssse the - ~alls of the great city q
oorupliOn beginning 10 crumble.
One q the ex-kings says that be
va mistaken about the repeal Of
the Bland bill. He dos not think
that the ooining q forty oeuis worth
% silver per capita pr snuum viii
drive geld 0Ui o. the county The
senat0rs begin 10 see differently uOE
since the enemy il enireueiIed Dear
their walled city. Their knee are
beginning g. iTembie.
ingalls, says, 1T 8. civil rcyolu-
tiou q the people, who have long
baeu oppre-s.-l by unjust Laws made
by congress, that has bren corrupted
by the cooperation Kings Sho have
by-n running our oountry for the
last twenty i've years
The people Of Oregon have fought
= civil battle with the north Nest F.
hsuks q the SAule aTHny aud gained
the "Buli Run" victory, sud settled
lhe bond question.
The people are Bow entrruchci .
with their guns loaded. They sss
ll,e enrmy headed by "Jo=eph. 4
approaching with the army q cap
i'alisis, ~ilh ihe rvpsal of the mort
gage tax lhW aud u-ury las en-
graved on their banner
he csrvful, Joseph, 90 not gei
I,n FAR from town, sou might
srt cut oii from the city.
TIE battle q Al l. lusy shead 20 te
'ought Joshua fought i've great
ntilcs bsforc be divided up %,
-Juntry aud settled down IA peaco. /
CuAKIIs MuLER,