Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-11
SAID ABOUT raE LEGISLATURE


SAID ABOUT THE LEGIsLATURg
D0lph or auii-Dolph, It is mighty
poor cause that needs bolslering up by
false aud abusive methods Woodhurn
Independent.
1t now looks as IL the Oregpiau and
Cleveland would have to form party
of their own, as their views coincide
exactly u Roseburg Tlaindealer.
Bast9rds" didn't quite bring the iu
trac1ahle republicans to time.
~ tinkards" ought to fetch 'em in on
the run. Fossil Journal.
Instead OF abolishing expensive and
useless commissions, some of our legis
lators would fasten more upon the
state.-Woodburn independent.
Hofer's bill to abolish railroad passes,
and. reducing passenger fares to three
cents mile, is one of the best bills be
fore the Legislature. Stay ton Times
About the only til=ct petitions have
bad lie to make the lot of our representa-.
lives unhappy, for they continue voting
for the scaucus nominee" Roseburg
Plaindtaler.
The name Of Cooper, of Benton, will
10 rolling down the ages beside that of
the lost sheep. He came back t. the
people and to stay.-Albany Demo-
crat.
The anti.Dolph members of the legis
laiuie are fighting for what their fore
fathers fuuel t. Their cause is just,
and nine.tenths of the people of the
state are with them. Oregon Blade.
1t would be well if some of YAM
hil's members would visit at home for
a few hours and hear sume of the pro.
tests thatIare going up day after day,
-Yamhill Record.
Representative Yates stands like a
rock. No tricks deceive him; no csjoler-
cries entice him; no threats drive him.
Firm and dignified he performs the
work his constituents entrusted TO his
care.-Hillsboro Independent.
The most valuable and important
members of legislative body are sell
dom noted for the introduction of
many bills, their chief concern being
to prevent the passage of bad or use
lees laws.-Dallas Itemizer.
In throwing hot. shot into anti. DOlph
ranks, the Oregonian somt times uses
language beneath the standing such 3
paper should have. Maybe Mr.. Scott
thinks he must nse fire in fighting the
devil, but the masses in Oregon say
amen to the stand those devils nave Ia
ken.-Dallss Itemizer.
With more insane asylums the price
Of wheat would come up, the hop louise
and the woody aphis would be a thing
of the past, and no one would care
whether Dolph or "Smith, of Jose.
phine" went to the United States sen.
ate or not. Insane asylums are what
we need and we need 'em bad.-Yam-
hill Independent.
Two little McMinnville girls were
looking over the newspaper. The elder,
who could read better than under
stand, was going over the senatorial
vote In the Legislature. The younger,
who could neither read nor understand
very welP after hearing that Lord had
four votes, spoke up, Look, sister, and
see how many there were for Jesus"
Oregon Blade.
There is bill before the legislature
requiring corporations 10 not employ
any one who Is not an American eltl'
zen or has not declared his Intention OF
becoming such. The proposition seems
reasonable. our country II flooded
with horde Of ignoTant foreigners,
who pay no taxes, are not IN syppA'
thy with our form Of government, aud
are willing 10 live like brutes on half
the wages that our own people need 10
make decent living, Home pFolee
ton demands some remedy for such
evils, Polk County lleml1er
The Anii,Allep Labor 1911 INTRO
dueed by Hon, y. iofer Of Marion, "a
protect The citizen laborer aRsinfl alien
paupers, who ale imported from other
eountrles % take lbe place of our fellow
ellllens, snd of those who come among
ns % make homes aud bsoope allAsns,
Is halled with delight by eyfry honest
lolleF 10 our state, American lAbog
should not . forced into starvation Wy
Cooliss, rhinefs, Asislles And ollsfs
who cannot bse0me American cliifspF