Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-16

The New Man Whose Errors the
Supreme Court Will Correct
Hereafter.

OEuNNOA AAOeNhhh - efHCN~-
10 succeed the late Judge Hurley. Fol-
lowing was given out to the press for
publication Saturday:
"Governor Lord late this afternoon
appointed Henry E. McGinn Judge of
department No. 2 Of the circuit court
for the fourth judicial district. There
were about 100 lawyers recommending
Mr.. McGinn as qualified for the place,
and about 100 indorslug Charles II.
Carey, including those who signed foi
James f. Watson. Recommending
Mr.. McGInn were Judges Bellineer
aud Gilbert, OF the United States court
Judges Stearns and Stephens, OF the
state circuit court; ex-Attorney- Cen
eral George II. Williams, ex-senator
J. N. Dolph, Rufus Mallory, o. F. Pax
ton, Judge Raleigh Stott, +. A. f.
starr, Wallace McCamant, John M.
Gearin, Joseph Simon, Alfred F. Sears,
J. V. Beach and others Of prominence.
For Mr.. Carey were Messrs. Cake, Zsrs
snow, w. ID. Fenton, A. II. Tanner
q. J. McDougall, w. w. Cotton, l.. X
Webster and others. II Is known that
Governor Lord experienced some diff
Guilty In deciding between the two can
iidates, as be is we'll wisher and per
sonal friend of EACH"
- WHAT is SAID ABOUT 1T.
Mr.. McGinn's personal and political
friends are pleased. put the Republican,
generally have little to cay. A promi
6ent Republican who was In the state
convention said today
"In the appointment Of Senator
Mc9lnn to the Portland Judgeshil
vacancy, Governor Lord probably fillet
A political obligation Of persona
character. Mr.. McGinn seconded hi
nomination 10 the Republican state
convention, and has his reward. D
course, all can now understand McGinr
and Simon moved heaven and earth Il
compass Judge Lords nomination 81
against Charles Fulton. Fulton would
never have appointed either one O
them dog-pelter, aud their connection
with state politics would have BET
very short lived had Charles Wesley
Fulton ever become governor. Th'
contest over McGlnn's election has hat
one good efiect-it has drawn the lineI
sharply and clearly for the great con
test OF 1895, when the primaries anC
convention will determine whethe
John II. Mitchell shall succeed himsel
10 the United States Senate, and VIII
shall dispense the federal patronage o
this state from March 4, 1897, 10 Marcl
4, 1901. Some surprises are In store 70
the people, and not the least Of then
would be to see Charley Fulton and hi
friends wipe Dolph, simon, McGinn 4
Co. of the face of the earth. That
what would be done II the people ha'
open ballot on the question, and the.
cannot always be prevented from hAv
ing a say-so Ia the matter. Mr.. r.McGinl
Is purely q representative OF the ol,
Portland ring that has seen lts bes
days, and that dare not 90 before tn
people on its record OF public service o
Republlcanism. IL will now play ;
get control Of the next state conven
ton, OF the delegates TO the congre'
slonal and national conventions, an
Of the next legislature. 1t wants tn
earth and II should haye 1t. 1t shoul
be buried In 1t and never resurrectec
Il has swept the last crumbs from tn
party table that IL is ever entitled
and should never sit down again TO
full table, to say nothing about bein
at the head Of the table where II 81
until 1894, when 1t was supposed
have been given back seat"
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