Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-02
THE OREGON PACIFIC.
concluded from First Page.I

Dy the gang or corporation thieves anC
lawyers, has itself about $500 fees fer
publishing all the notices of sheriff
sale, fees that go to McFadden's organ,
or to McFadden himself. 1t says the
D., road owes 1t hundreds of dollars Cf
fees-probably more. Why should 1t
not lie? Does it not know that eve' y
thousand dollars stolen is thousand
days labor robbed from poor working
men-A great big dollar taken from a
thousand poor families support?
FURTHER ADMISSIONS.
While abusing the JOURNAL, the
Corvallis Times defends Judge Fuller
ton in this way:
The worst alleged against him (Ful.
lerton,) is that he believed the sworI
statements of Fay & Gest, aud havinl
faith that the Blair. Wharton people did
honestly intend to buy the road and
! pay the receivers Indebtedness; that he
gave them whatever aid he thought
proper to secure that end. Of course
they deceived him, as the events OF
December 18th show.
1t seems Judge Fullerton has an i'm
pediment In his mental faculties that
enables such sharpers to deceive him 50
readily. That is probably how he was
deceived into allowing Judge" Nc
Fadden to be appointed legal ad-
wiser for Receiver Clark.
/ Ajudge who is quite 80 readily and
repeatedly deceiYed aud always de-
eeived in the direction of robbing and
stripping the road, is himselfan imped
lent to justice. What interest will all
this gang of corporation looters, wreck
ers and strippers have in the Oregon
Pacific if Receiver Clark holds the
management down to "three men and
a boy" and allows no exorbitant attor-
ney bills to be run against the road ?
They will leave it as buzzards leave
picked carcass and seek new prey, and
Judge" McFadden with the rest.
McFadden's organ ridicues and inn
pugns the honest efforts Of Darcy d
Bingham of Salem to do something for
the labor and material claims. The
Corvallis Times of Jan. 81 says:
THE NEW LEGAL MOVE.
The legal move that proposes to gel
money out of the Farmers Trust and
Loan company to pay off claims
against the receivership of the O. P.
has been made. A petition has been
filed with the clerk of the court, and il
asks Judge Fullerton to make an order
said Farmers Trust and
Loan company to pay into court about |
$50, 300, the same to be disbursed among
certain creditors of the road represented |
by said Bingham and Darcy. The |
scheme depends for success upon the |
legal axiom that the plaintiff in all |
suits Is responsible for the costs. Local |
attorneys attach no importance to the |
new plan, aud point out the fact that |
should Judge Fullerton make the |
order, he would be powerless to compel |
The Trust and Loan company to obey |
as they and their property are beyond |
he jurisdiction of his honor.
Who is seeking to establish "pro.
ector over the 2nd Judicial districtr
( not McFadden himself?
So far as the charges against the
'ditor of The JOURNAL are concerned
hey cut no figure whatever. THE
JOURNAL cheerfully demands a public
nvestigation of all its connection with
he matter. 1t was friendly to the
1adley regime. 1t did all in its power
o encourage its enterprise aud make it
success. 1t is perfectly willing all
Is correspondence with Receiver Had
ey should be made public. It will be
ound in perfect accord with all that
his paper has said in the past, aud
you'd bear out our present position.
We urged Receiver III ldley to run the
Dad In accord with the laws of Oregon
nd to force the Oregon railroad COM
Mission to protect the people of the
tate, instead of raising rates both ways
rom Albany to cut off all shipments
Yer the Oregon Pacific and force peo-
lie to haul with wagons through mud
nd mire to Eugene. The Corvallis
fmss and all other corporation tools
'lll be found resisting all such efforts
bring corporations under control aud
equation of the people.
THE SPECIAL TERM.
CORVALLIS, Or, Feb >. 2.-Special.-
udge Fullerton's circuit court con. ,
ened here yesterday in an adjourned |
Awarded Highest Hon