Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11


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GsoL D5EoIog dO=s not readily
paExas up H- - fsEy and close, oui
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aExussE, admitted % me tar, village
poExiezso, be bE@ ss4asiy eo<se II e50-
tact wita all the sse1a=1t- that ~h-a =
n1Au's xnrewdzess aud develop hiz egr-
alag. Conpellss 70 d<sAl uOt only with
TIE criminals in the Stale, his po~iti01
a. superintendent q kArgs Stale iu-li-
EntS0a prSngs him in eOBtses wTtb al
the mereea4sy sbeusut Who wait tb-
trade of the iusslE1itO1. some q whom
sEoop 10 everything iGs< shorE Of tb@
hoe the crossing Of which wOald seud
them TO be bis wArdz- nthsG d Doz a
trimming 70 deyeBop q mzu's &stuisOess,
whers can Il be fo1nd? 50 IOog ~
grand iurIes and special legislative
eommiftees Aquif him of ali wrong
doing In his peniteoiiATy management
q fsw Dswzpaperss agitAsors and disap-
pcGnted contractors can whistle. They
can only popul&Kizs man who is dOEn-
ing hiz enemies al the time aud h&s
the governor Of a great state AZ his
back. The JOURNAL thinks Is has
some newspaper sense, but il WAS never
able to ges bold Of s1fieieDt evidence
Of wTong-dOlng TO charge him With .
crime IL would b. straining az q gnst
and swallowing . camel TO make Mr..
Downing out william merely because
he 70 q Democrzt He is In q position
where be may make mistakes and be
imposed upon OF even make money out
Of bis Office and yet not be eOnyictsi Of
IT. Bot his strongest pOiut, and one
that his enemiez cannot easily get over,
IL that George does NOT readily pungle
up SoF campaigns OF political blsekmAil
OF any sort-
The Pop0lists are not yet IN power and
have really had no pull A. the public
tsas and ALREADY have peck Of trouble
There wers Sheldon and Carroll of
Unlon eo1nty who got away with s3JTs
and the former A. president only at
tended the state board Of Equalization
four hours. Ii l. nov denied that they
were Populists. but Governor Pennoyer
was very careful TO appoint only men
who were Republicans or Democrats.
IL would probably be found that they
were recommended by POpulis, EleetoF
Pieree. Then poor old mAn ShIpley.
who pat the State Agricultural college
money where IL could not be got al
conveniently by tue trustees when
they needed ii, he Is = POpuliss- He
was pus under bonds by moliOa o. w.
A sample. . ehisf Of Pop0iists. Aud
the PSp0lists Upton and MeE~an are
ehargsf With tAking mileage by way
of San Francisco. The iAlieF were the
viezins of a jobin one sense. OF course,
they couid have refused. bug one Of the
best Republicans Ia Oregon moved that
They be Aliowed that aud II was voted
ma amEuarrEsle