Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-05

ths osctsI cizss Re osT - night in
Ifhis ss hs rieus pgblic sfsirs. re
J p-utatlT fseis that be Dues his or
to that c'za. and cot - the peops
Ebo e5ecfed hin and psg him sEsg .
iyszr. Ge0rgs Chsm5erlsi1. his p-es5e-
csss0f. t00ix TIE other vfsE ard prs=-
Iecuted lsE cfsss fn uhirh the state
. Ess = party 10 5sfer - - pu5Iic right
ard agsinst o1rpor4tigos z15 the o.
fetal ciss@es re rrupellsi MgitrO-
nab coBnty - rag % s5'No back
taxes o1 m,oTtzzzes y . suit Tig0r-
iOusly pressed I1 the carts. 81 ue
may judge fr1zI be general policy. TIE
present. attoroeY general EoIld hare
been % tire si5e 1f TIE tzE-l11 zer--
/ When serrefsrT Eioeaf5 Hrst seat
iot0 o1ce. JD11 IisH rre=e1te5
Dill fof about s7.gyJ f9r fe-s fo- ai
leged ssrgice. 51 PuTtlz1d NJ. IdIe-
man recoualenl-1 Dag,Bent. 81.
Kiocaid tbreE tie DiM 30 tb- Hd-e-
basket and Hr sfIall can never res-
uusct ft until there T. 2 secretary 70
state in O1iCs m4re piisJls thao Nr.
KiDcai1.
When the people elect secretary
u state ~ represent The ofieial clzss.
a. VI. Idlsuzn d1es. ~ - least a. sc
imagine be d0es, they will pay NJ
Halls Jiil u SOD snd great many
OtBfr similar bills which Wr. KIrcziI .
has tlrDTu 10 the waste basket.
When C0l. Eddy q the defgoct rail
Rad cyunIisiDD fa-bes across the
mental hofizDa q the resDleo1eut a. .
tOrDey general q Oregon. that cgrled
darling q the Official afistOcrscy
smiles az ef8lgeDt smile, Binks BIZ.
eye. gives him legal advise free. and
s0TrDEingly sympzthizes With the
JyerEOrked Colonel OecaGse his
monthly visits % the State Treasury
have bssU intercepted. - hen the
'silrOzd commission called % Secre-
.afy KIDcaid n get instruction a. ~
ION - present their bills, ~ A. u
make them stick a. claims aZain-:
ne state and its taxpayers in the ,
uture. they got the grand bounce
netapbOrcaily speakiDg IN place ~
.1yice. Kincaid could have advised ,
hem, just a. Idleman does. But
klncai1 considers himself a servant ,
4 the people, not Of the Ieeches, bar :
.acles and blood sue keTs.
In military Law an officer who coun- 5
els advises Or gives comfort % the a
nemy IS traitor. SIR. Idleman is j
lected and paid by the people, but a
sryes those who prey Of the people r
D violation Of the Law and the cOnsti- o
ItlOn. He would be cOurt-martialled ;
nd shot, according To military law il n
c 50 conducted himself in time Of d
ar. As - j., he will BE- hOn0red and c
rOmOted by the class who plunder
be taxpayers whenever opportunity b
fers. Mr.. Idieman and Mr. Eddy u
r. talented gentlemen. They are 0
Iucated men, orators. writer's and 3
Istinguished by party service and IN n
ielr professions. They have large
relies Of friends and admirers,a a nd we G.
Duld not have them think that we u
Juld do them injustice as ind iyld- ii
rs. II j. hard 70 conform ones pI
nse Of public justice and uphol ST
inciples and ideals in public affairs II
a practical and effective manner, ii
as 10 present object lessons fr ON 10
rrent events, without seemingly q
ing more injustice to individuals pI
an justice to the community. But Oh
, must honestly and fearlessly.striyc Sc
do this. We sdO not consider Mr.. pc
Incaid perfect in ali his act-. Idle n
m and Eddyihayc some redeeming uT
Ialities. Their determination 10 st
axe the public service a life ayOca- ra
IN is only marred by their utter In
scOnceptiOn Of the sense OF TespOn-
,illty which should animate a pub In
servant. ha